A biographical dictionary of the living authors of Great Britain and Ireland : comprising literary memoirs and anecdotes of their lives; and a chronological register of their publications, with the number of editions printed; including notices of some foreign writers whose works have been occasionally published in England. Illustrated by a variety of communications from persons of the first eminence in the world of letters.

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1816
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Credit: A biographical dictionary of the living authors of Great Britain and Ireland : comprising literary memoirs and anecdotes of their lives; and a chronological register of their publications, with the number of editions printed; including notices of some foreign writers whose works have been occasionally published in England. Illustrated by a variety of communications from persons of the first eminence in the world of letters. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CAB C. LIVING AUTHORS. CAM 18 U. Cabanel, Daniel, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn. The Tocsin Sounded. An Epistle to the Rt. Hon spencer PeiWwjl, 8vo. IBM—Elegize Tribute to t„e Memory of the late Rt. lion. S. IVrceval, ,812. Caddicc Rev.IlioaAR^M.A ofChrist Church, Oxford. Hebrew made Easy, or an Introduction to the He- RoLo^Tk 8'°‘ 1799-Pa“D Epistle to the Komans, in Hebrew, 12mo. 1804. Caines, Clement, Esq. Letters on the Cultivation of the Otaheite Cane- the Manufacture of Sugar and Rum, &c. 8vo 1801 Ca ird, John. UTO C°mplete E°nfectioner anti Family Cook, l2mo. Calcott, John Wall, Mus. Doc. Or- ganist of St. Paul's, Covent Garden. A Musical Grammar, iivo. 1306—Stutfment of Earl •Stanhopes System of Tuning Keyed Instruments, Caldecott, Thomas, Esq. of the Inner iemple, Fellow of New College, Oxford and an eminent counsel on the Oxford Circuit. Reports of Cases relative to the Duty and Offiee of a •lustice of the Peace, from 1776 to 1785, 2 v. 4to 1786-9 (This work forms a Continuation of Sir James Burrow’s Reports.) Calder, John, D.D. originallv a Cler- gyman of the Church of Scotland. He came to London under the patronage of t.ie late D. of Northumberland, and resided for some years in the neighbour- hood of that nobleman, at Alnwick Castle. He has published: (in association with Mr. John Nichols) The Tatler wall notes, 6 v. 8vo. 1786—(This work was after- wards reprinted, together with the 8vo. edition of the Spectator and the Guardian, with notes by Bishop Percy and Mr. NiclioIs)-Pierre Frangois le Courayers laM sentiments on Religion, from the French, 12mo. Calbwall, Thomas, formerly Apothe- cary to the City Dispensary. A Select Collection of Ancient and Modern Epitaphs and Inscriptions, 12mo. 1796. 1 1 Callam, James, formerly Surgeon of II. M.S. Supply. Account of a Voyage from the Cape of Good Hope to Botany Bay, 8vo. 1789. 1 Callander, Colonel James. Military Maxims, 12mo. 1782. Callander, Joun, Esq. of Craigforth. Iwo Anncut Srotish p-lems; the Gnherlunzie Man, ‘J l“l>ts Kirk ou the Green, with notes, 8vo. 118:». Caltiiorp, Rev. John, M. A. . . L-rinon on the New Year, preached in the Church I Oosberton, Lincoln, Uvo. luon. CAMBON, J. J. Tetters and Conversation,. J4w), 17 .—ClemtuU,,, l 'ini> 'n ' M0V 12m° —Vounj Grabdison, 2 r. Cambridge, Ciobce Owen, M. A. K. and A S. Archdeacon of Middlesex, and Prebendary of Ely, eon of die l,u Richard Owen C. Esq. The works of Richard Owen Cambridge EVJ ui.i. an Account of his Life and Character vj, \ m 1 Charge delivered to the Clergy of the ArtkoeanonzT of Middlesex, at hit Primary Vuii ition ,a la<fs, —A Sermon prcaciicd in St. Paul’s Catliedr«l, at tlie . car,Jr AIc-etins of the Children Educated at the Cha- nty Schools of London and Westminster, 4to. 1307 A Charge delivered to the Clergy of the Archdeaconry at the Visitation in 1811. Cameron, Charles, Architect. The Paths of the Romans explained and illustrated imp. fol. 1772. Camf.p.ox, Charles Richard, A. M. Perpetual Curate of Donnington-wood Chapel, Salop. The Connexion between the Work of Man’s Redemp- tion, and the Divine Agents in it, a sermon, 1800. Cameron, Ewen. The Fingal of Ossiau, rendered into heroic verse 8ro 1777- Cameron, John. The Messiah, 8vo. 1770. Campbell, Alexander. The History of Dover Castle, by the Rev. TV-, IDarnll, Chaplain to Queen Elizabeth, translated Irom the original Latin MS. now in the library of the College of Arms, 4to. 1736. Campbell, Alexander. Odes and Miscellaneous Poems, 17 .— ,\n jatxo_ duction to the History of Poetry in Scotland, from the 13th century to the present time, 2 v. 4to. 17Q8. A Journey from Edinburgh through parts of North Britain, 2 v. 4to. 1802.—The Grampians Desolate a poem, 8vo. 1804.—History of the Rebellion in Scot land in 1745-6, 12mo. 1804—Beauties of Literature vol. 1. 12mo. 1804. Campbell, A. C. A.M. Apologia Ecclcsim Anglican*, Auctore Joanne Tuelli. Episcopo, 12mo. 18L2.-Tl,e same work translated into Greek by . Smitli, l2mo. 1812—An English translation of the same with notes, 8vo. ISIS. Campbell, Lady Cha rlotte. Self-Indulgence, a tale, 2 v. i2mo. 1812. Campbell, David, M. D. Observations on the Typhus, 8vo. 1735. Campbell, Donald, of Barbreck,Esq. 1 his gentleman formerly commanded a regiment of cavalry in the service of tbc Nabob ot the Carnatic. I11 his journev, which was made over land to India, and of which lie has published an account, lie met with extraordinary difficulties and hardships bv land, and' encountered tbc horrors ot shipwreck by sea in his passage from Goa to Madras. Having escaped these perils, he had new suffer- ings to endure from Ilydcr Ali, on whose coast he was thrown, and by whom he was made captive. At length lie was