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All EiCbequer Bills diced bi the Month of December, nee, TO ItE PAID OFF; THE LOEDs COMMISSIONERS of f'iS MA OTHELLO, MOOR OF VENICE. _ . .E.srri TREAgURr, having giVen Directions for paying ir the Piiikipal of the a 4« isistioned Exchequer Pah, with the Meru! Jut therein, at the Exchequer *fie, in the Receipt of ,Excluquer i ; New Palace Yard, lirestainiter, on Fraley, the Yid day 4 . Decent her, Attendance wia be given daily (Sunliyi and llolidays excephni) until and l'ucci.zy the 12th or Decentkr, 1809, from Teel o'Cloc.b in the .horning till One iw the Afternovy, for the patina if re% criving the tame ; and, for the givater dispatch, the hearers (the said Bills . ars decreed S. bring Lists -therm!, containing the Nonnliers iw visneria order, according to the dales of the said Bills, and coannente• went of interest, with the priseipal Series and Interest 1 thereon, computed from, but excluding the days on which they are respectively 4104 to the said iitd day e December inclusive, when Me Dibrell cease t and the said Bearers /being Holders or not) are inerrepeauls biyiktpsiicel to indorse ca. h ;hi their usual signatures andto write their Nutlet, and Reid: sue 4 the Loam of their List; and they are er refrired to attend the Enciefuer hill Office fir pa3pment, mad ceive.thrireess Bias, and give lin t Receipt far the sows. If any of the "foyers f the afore aid Bills should be desirous tif reavisqr Paymeht the Principal and Interne, pi evince to the said ra day of December, t)cy way be accommodated, on Off/Puling the Interest to the day on which they Irish to be pail , .and leaving the said Bills far mann• nation sae day prior thereto. Suck Persons as may le ilVl;rous of having nrus Exchequer Bills he whole or ii part Payment if Principal, aeon marling new Bills, and mentioning the amount at the bedew of their Lists, delivered en or before the 12th Desevier, 1809, ma,• be accommodated with new Bills, carrying un Intei-est of threepcnce-one-fart lv the Jay, en every One Hundred Pound:, 'which said New Bills tv;il fear date the said 22d day o f Deceasber, 1809, and will be delivered on Friday thc 29th day of December, and the follocvirq Days. N. B. All Eichetper Bills . datod prior to November, 13Olt, have been advertised to be paid oil', and the interest thereon as ceased. Those &A:ea h Novernbet will be paid on the 24th inst. Venice, Mr. WADDY; Brabantio, Mr. MURRAY. Othello, Mr. YOUNG; lago, Mr. COOKE. Cassio, Mr. C. REMBLE; Roderigo, Mr. FARLEY. Desdemona, Miss NORTON; /Emilia, Mrs. ST. LEGER. To which will be added a Tragic Pantomimical Ballet, called DON JUAN; Or, THE LIBERTINE DESTROYED. Don Juan, Mr. EGERTON ; Don Guzman (the Commandant) Mr. CHAPMAN ; Scaratnouch, Mr. GRIM4I.DI. Donna Anna, Miss BRIE OW'. The Dances by the Misses ADAMS. This day was published, 19no. price Is. MOTIVES TO THE STUDY OF HEBREW. Sold by W. H. Lunn, Classical Library, Soho-square, London ; and J. Evans and J. Harris, Carmarthen. Where may be had, lately published, the various Tracts on the Hebrew Language, by the Bisnor of Sr. DA YID'S. NEW EDITION, wrni MATERIAL IMPROVEMENTS. In a short time will be published, THE IMPERIAL CALENDAR, for 1810; or, GENERAL DIRECTORY of the UNITED BRITI EMPIRE, Containing accurate I.ists of alt. the Official Depait• mentt of the Stater and Branches of Public Service ; the Law; the Church ; National or Commercial Comilanies and Institti• tions; and many additional Articles of Public Utility. London: Printed for Messrs. Winchester and Son, No. 6 Strand • Messrs. Scatchcrd and Letterman, Champante ati4l 71 conclude with a VIEW of tke INFERNAL REGIONS, and a Shower of Fire. iN,q, 7g. Second Priet 3s. 6d. Pit, 44. Second Price 2s. Gallery 2s. Second Price Is. Upper Gallery Is. F.XPIDIUMENTAL PHUXISOPIdY. • This day were published, In Two Volumes, I emo. Illustrated by 35 superior Engravings, price I 4s. in boards, mist 151. bound and lettered, POPULAR LECTURES onEXPERIN_ PHILOWPIIY, ASTRONOMY.. ob‘ intenkil chiefly for the Use of Students and Young Persons. By GEORGE GREGORY,. D.D. Doctor in Philosophy and the Arts, &e. Vicar of West-Ham ; Domestic Chaplin to the Lord Bishop of Landaff ; and Author of the Economy of Nature, &c. &c. Printed for R4CHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street; and to be had of all Booksellers. loots open at half-past 5, and the Play begins at half-past 6. Plaus for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box- Ciice, in I iart-street. Te-morrow—The Beggar's Opera; with the Blind Boy. On Wednt•sday—The Man of the World; with Oscar and avina. nu Thursday—The Woodman ; with Don Juan. On Friday—The Merchant of Venice ; *with Torn Thumb. On Saturday , -The English Fleet. Whltrow, Peacock and SOllll,G.Kearsley, Lackington , Allen, a Co. 1. Bo oker, J. Booth, S. Bagster, E. Lloyd, C. Chapple, Mawmin J. Blacklock, Sherwood, Neely, send Jones, and rest of the ' Proprietors. CHARTER HOUSE. THE ANNIV E RSARY MEETING of the NO BLEMEN and GENTLEMEN Educated at the CHAR IFR7HOUSE SCHOOL, *ill be held at the Charter-House on ivecday, the 12th of December. Divine Service to begin at lilf-past One o'Clock. Of whom may alao be had, just publish .?d, The GRAMMAR of NATURAL and EXPERIMENTAL PHILO.. SOPIIY.' By the Rev. D. 4LAIR; Author of the CcAss Souls, Price 3s. in blue. • MERINO SHEEP. TIN day was oblished, in One Volume Octavo, illustrated with five Plates, price 7s. 6d. in boards, A TREATISE on the DISEASES and 1\ lA NACEMENT of SHEEP; with introductory Pomiar!: s on their anammical Structure; and an Appendix, combing Docu• ments exhibiting the Value of the Merino Breed of Sheep, and their Progress in Scotland. By Sir GEORGE STEWART MACKENZIE, Bart. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. F.din. burgh; Constable, Hunter, Park, and Hunter, and John Harding, London ; and John Young, Inverness. Ot whom may be bad, The Shepherd's Guide; being a practical Treatise on the Dis eases of sheep, their Causes, and the best Means of pr:•e,mting them; with Observatinrs on the most suitable rarm•ttoclintg for the various Clitnates of this Country. By James Hogg, the Etuick Shepherd, Bvu. 7s. 6d. boards. STEWARDS. lieutenant-Colonel Dowse William Blake, Esq. l i o.lag Ryder, Esq. Rob. Sharpe Ainslie, Esq. 'hos. Dingley Hatton, Esq. John Rolls, Esq. ••• Dinner will be on Table at Five o'Clock. CRABB'S PRECEPTOR. LIVERPOOL MUSEUM. j'i 1E above Cabinet of Rarities, containing up wards of 7( 00 subjects of Natural History, Antiquity, and •rodpctions of the Fine Arts, collected at an eapence of £22,0(10, rile many years of arduous research, and displayed in a novel 'nil beautiful manner, will open for public inspection., in the mat Room, No. 22, Ptccadilly, near the Hay-Market, London, Monday the 4th of December. Alnittance from ten till dusk, and from seven till nine in the at Is. each.—Descriptive Cataloguel 2s. 6d.—Tickets for •on lOs. This day was published, price 4s. t;d. in boards, THE PRECEPTOR and his PUPILS, Part 11, or the Syntax of all I compared with the English, Str. _..,anguages by GEORG} CR ARIL Printed for T. Boasey, No. 4, Old Eroad-street, near the Change. " The former Part of this publication was noticed in M. R. vol. lid. p. ::35, in terms of commendation, and the present is still sore 'worthy of notice, Ecc."—Monthly Review, May 1809. " We have no hesitation in pronouncing this to he the mos; concise, complete sad easy introduction to universal grammar •and a thorough knowledge of the Enzlish Language hitherto laid before the public, Stc."—Auti-Jacobiu Review, Sept. 1809. FREEHOLD ESTATE. WANTED to purchase, a large Family MAN SION, consisting of five or six spacious Rooms on the round door, and a correspondent number of Bed-chambers on *k Upper Stories, with Out-offices, a Kitchen Garden, and three or four Acres of Lawn or Shrubbery, inclosed by a Wall or lofty ?sling. The Neighbourhood of a Market Town, or a large Vil bp, will be preferred. Letters containing particulars, addressed (post paid) to Mr. %hall, 19, Old Cavendish-street, London, will be attended to. flirt' RICHSEN,TaiIor, Habit-maker, and Army I- , Clothier, at his old Beret,Hailed House, No. 12, Rathbone. ?lace, Oxford•street (whose Superior and highly approved stile tf cutting men of fashion's Clothes, Ladies' Riding Habits, and 'Jong Gentlemen's Dresscs, has given such general satisfaction), kg, leave to solicit the honour of a continuance of the commands ti the Nobility, Gentry, and the public, so which the utmost Itention will at all tir.les be paid. SSTOCKINGS selling off tin eommcmly SILK a; No. 52, Cheapside ; an immense Stock of all kinds of Hosiery, Gloves, Flannels, Drawers, ladies Invisible Dresses all is one, .Stc..—Skopifeepers, and those wanting to buy largely, sill fin d a great advantage by an early inspection of these articles. r. quautity of white or black silk, 63. 63. the best quality equally neap; stout cotton stockings, at Is. per pair, very fine is. 3s. rid. ; brown cotton for hoots, Is. Gel.; tine ribbed cut ‘.2.. hl.: a variety of stove. , from 10d. per pair ; lace sleeves 6d.; and other fashineable articles to numerous to men •:3, at No. 52, Cheapside.—No abatement front the price first :iced. LUNDY FOOTS IRISH SNUFF. T UNDY FOOT and Co. in ordei to obviate the difficulties which those in the Tobacco Trade have hitherto nperieneed in obtaining their Snuff litim Ireland, beg leave to rm them and the Public in general, that they intend opening :Wholesale Warehouse at No. 50, Leicester•squarc, where said ::title may be bad, and where they are now taking orders. And : it is their present intention to relinquish the Retail thereof, 4:e not to interfere with-any other article of said*frade, they most urnestly request that those who may hon..ur them with their ;rnmarnls will retail it as received front them in its original city, being determined to afford the most liberal encourage— r,..! to those who buy to sell again. BISII, who sold in thy tatcr Lottery the follow . irg Capital Prizes in Shares, 613 ... A .029,00. 1 2,618 ... £20,000 ... I to 383 .. • 1,000 ' 3 O A ... 1,000 830 B 1,000 543 5142 4,85.5 C sco t!lr for: irate holders of any of the outstanding Shares, •)b:ing them fur payment, or till Exert/tuna them fortickets Shares in the. NEW I.arrEay, which is on the same as the last, only with an improved Scheme, containing only • s"O Nrmazas and 5,000 Panes. with Particulars, maybe hadat either of BISH's Offices, No. 4, CORNHILL, or 9. CHARING CROSS. ...-htre the Twolast Prizes of £50,000, and the last Prize of £25,000 ever drawn, were Sold in Shares. • kI. 'BR ITISIi SYSTEM of EDUCATION. i Printed for the Use of Schonls, conducted 41 oa 1, I.ANCASTER's original plan of . .itaitior i ld : n r e e . so 71 - .ed, th a t one b oo k o f o n e kind will serve for SOO C . .I.a n c,.. trr ' s New Invented Spelling 4s. Dictating do. Ss..-New :,..t.!!•s , tcm of Arithmetic' 10$. Dictating do. 4s. and a great • in reading Lessons. Freame's Scripture Instruction, BS.- 4s.—My Bible, a beautiful I'oem, by C. Richard .' d —Also instructions for the formation of a Society tor the of . a School or Schools in Country Tawas, on the System of Education Is.--.Tbe Linguist, or: Literary t. , consisting of above 2900 small Cards, whereby a fa ti Children may acquire a lknovviedge of the principal words . . 1 11.! I reurli I.anguage in a short time, I 2s.—A Comparative s• w the Plans of Dr. Bell and J. Lancaster, by 1. Fos, Is tid. I Christian Love a Letter to the Society of Friends, called s mid Direa)citwtor Building and Fitting up School -11 economy and convenience,hyl, s. 3d. 2%6l:mess To ..•;! pleS AND FRIZND3 Or SUNDAY SCHOOLS, by Is. rd. • ~ 1 a Reniark:.bio Estddishment at Paris, With a few t. , Dr. Bell, by 3. L.—At Palos, a Report of : the -System ' . Education i inch/ding the new manner in which Needle. • &c. it taugh t at the Borougii-road.—lmprovements 111. 'l , 4', and the Abridgement of do. ' •!t1 at tit Free School, Borough-wad. Witt Corstons, SO. i , !dga;e* : me; Darton and FiareepCssaceahnnlk.steoet ; and all . Lot•kkikr! 4 t 9,0441111 ~1 MODERN ANECDOTES, CHARACTERS, &c. This day was published, in two elegant Volumes, Post Octavo, price 16s. in- boards, accompanied by several Engravings, in the manner of Drawings, SECRET MEMOIRS ; or, LETTERS from LONDON to DUBLIN, from a STUDEN I' of LAW to his FATHER in IRELAND,on the State of Manners, Opinion', Politics, the Court, legal Practice, public Amusements, Litera ture, &c. &c. interspersed with C:laracteristic Anecdotes of nearly live liundrod Pasons, in the slgerent Depkrtments of public Life. Printed for Cradock and Iny, Nn. 911 k, Paternoster-rtni ; 10000 by Archer, Mahon, Dugdale, and Colbert, Dublin ; Edwards and Savage, Cork; and J. Bull, Waterford. TO LAND VALUERS, &c. This day was published in Foolscap Svo. price 4s. in Gold Paper, or 4s. 6d. neatly bound in Sl6;:ep, THE LAND VALUERS' ASSISTANT ; being Tables on an improved Plan fur calculating the value of ESTATES —By R. HUDSON. Printed for C. Cradock and W. Jeff, (Successors to Mr.Ostell) No. 39., Paternoster-row. " This little bock contains Tables that give, by insretion, the value of Land from one acre to an hundred, through all the sub divisions of Roods and Perches, and at every rate; increasing by sixpences from one shilling to .£5 per Acre. *Elle arrangement is such thvt the value of the given quantity of Acres, Roods, and. Perches may always be found by the addition of three, or at most four lines, while, in using other Tables, it is necessary to add to• nether five or six. These Tables will be useful not only to the valuers of the rent of Land, but in estimating the money to be. paid for work done at any rate per Acre. The book is nently6Tel correctly printed, and we wish it may rnt!et with encourage ment."—i'.clectic Rev. Nov. 1509. MILITARY BOOKS. • Thl want of good Military Books in the English Language ie notorious even to a Proverb; an endeavour, th..refore, to sup. ply the deficiency, will, it is presumed, be lionnuicd with encouragement by every lover of the interests and glory of hi; Country. The under-mentioned Works are calculated for the, use and study of the Olii:ers of every kind of Force , and it is to be presumed they will be read with avidity throashout thC. English Army. I.lpssAys on the THEORY and PRACTICE -ii-i of the ART of WAR, including the Dutle: , of OFFICERS on ACTUAL SERVICE, and the PRINCIPLES of MODERN -rAcncs. Chi fly translated front the best krsiicli and German., Writers. In time Handsome and closely printed Volumett] illustrated with numerous Engravings, price 365. in boards; if XL, elegantly hound in calf, or in Russia. ": I. 9. THE Mil .1 I'ARY MENTOR, being a Series of LEFT recently written by a GENERAL OFFICER to his SON on is entering the Army. Comprising.a Course of elegant Instruction, calculated to unite thi• Characters and Accomplishments of the `GENTLEMAN and the SOLDIER. A New Edition, in two I elegant Voluni^s, Foolscap Bvo. price 12.5. In boards, or 14. in / calf or Russia. • i . . Printed for Itt:n , .sa n Puit.t.trs, No. 4, Billtige-streett and I to be had of all Erriltsellers and other Dealers In Books. .. OCTAVO EDITION OF AIRS. CARTER'S AND AM'S TALBOT'S LETTERS. This day was published, Hanchomely printed in Four Volumes, price, in boards, LI. 15s. A SERIES of LETTERS between Mri. ELIZ A BETH CARllift and Miss CATHERINE. TALBOT; front the Year 1741 to 1770. To which are added, Letters from Mrs. Elizabeth Carter to Mrs. Vesey, between the Years lin& and 1737 ; which Mrs. Vesey earnestly requested should be pub lished.—Pat liahed. from the original Manuscripts, • By the Rev. MONTAGU PENNING lON, M. A. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivinzton, No. 62, St. Paul's Church. yard; sold also by J. liattliard, No. 190, Piccadilly, • • N. B. A few Copies remain of the Quarto Edition, uniformly printed wish Mrs. Carter'. Memoirs, oft a fine woven Papal, price, in boards, Li. fx's. Of the abovementiozed Booksellers may be had, I , I. Mr. Penningten's Memoirs of the Life of Mrs.-Carter,. with her Poems, &c. The Second Edition, iu Two large VD., lumes, Octavo, price in bpards El. is. . . • 2. Mrs. Carter's Transtation of the Works of Epictseis. tent j the original Greek. A new Edition, is Two Volumes, - cletars, Firice in boards ins. nr in Ouarto, price XI. I ls. 6 d. • ' s. The Works of the sate Miss Catherine Talbot, ant rob . Wised by the late Mrs. Elizabetisearteo, and , new I with some few I,dditianal Papers: together with Notes and Uul.: • trationa, and some Accoubt of her Life. In One late* Yelnumer Octavo, krice in sauards 9s. Qv ao Inanisert,peile tkih. . 1 his day was published, in voh. twelves, price 153. hoards, L OVE, HATRED, and'REVENGE. A Swiss Rainance. By J. P. LATHY, Author uf" Usurpation," &c. I.ondon : Published by C. cradock and W. Joy (successors to Mr. Oaten), No ;i2, Paternoster-row ; and P. Norbury, Brtntford. Where may be had. lately published, The Convict; or Navy Lieutenant. By Mts. Various; in four volumes, price . boards. The Pilgrim of the Cross ; or, The Chronicles of de Mossituag, its Four Voh. By Elisabeth /Se ' The Children of Error, in two volumes. _ Dragoons, price 7s. boards. • The Secret, in four vols. by Isabella Kelley, price 13s. boards. The Watch Tower ; or, The Sons of Ult.i. 4 3aa, in 5 volumes. By Horsley Curteis, price Li. se. boards. Murray House," a plain unvaraish'd Tale," in three volumes. By Mrs. Parsons, price I s. boards. The Mysterious Visit; a Novel founded on Facts. In Four volumes. By Mrs. Parsons, price Xi. boards. , all This day were published, in Octavo, price 7s. Gd. boards, nISSERTATIONS ON THE EXISTENCE; ATTRIBUTES, PROVIDENU, and MORAL GO VERNMENT of GOD ; and on the Duty, Character, Security, and Final Happiness of his RIGH MOUS SUBJEC L'S. By the Rev. DAVID SAVILLE, A. M. Edinburgh. MANORS, ESTATES, AND ADVOWSuN, IN HAN TS. To be SOLD by AUCTION, in one or more Lou, in March or April 1310, - 1 1 HD extensive MANORS and ESTATES of CHILTON CANDOVER and BROWNE CANDOVER, is the County of Hants ; consisting of Arable s Meadow, and Dustin Lands about three thousand five hundred Acres ; and in closed Wood I...suds about six hundred and fifty Acres ; together with the Advaersen of the Rectory of the two Parishes. The whole of the above Lands (excepting about 230 Acres small Te. nentents, leased for lives) are in hand, or let to responsible tenants at yearly rents. These Manors are situate sight mil-s from Winchester sad Alton, five milts from Alresford and Popham-lane, in a capital Sporting Country, being in the centre of the H. H. and includitig the celebrated covers called 'rhorney Down. Particulars may be hid, any time after Christmas, at the prig. cipal Inns in the neighbourhood ; at the Printing Office, Sails. bury; of Messrs. Richardson, Corfield, and Wharton, Linoiln's Inn-fields, Lond6n ; ilmi M the Office of Mr. Davis, Horning sham, Wets, who is eitladisd to mat fir ibe *bpi is by Private "This Volume comprises the most important and interesting subjects that can engage the attention of the human mind, and the Author does not trifle with them : they are treated with serious and earnest attention." Eclectic Review, December 1807. But there is another Work which we feel it our duty to te • commend more strongly.: Mr. S. presents it to the world with diffidence, though it is the result of some of his maturest thoughts, and has repeatedly received a careful repeal. The subjects dis cussed are among the most important and interesting that can engage the attentionlof the human mind." Swppleinent to Monthly Magazine, July 1807. G , Were our opinion to have any weight with public teachers, and with the heads of our learned Universities, we know of no sOngle volume on these subjects, from its plainness and impres liveness, so fit to be introduced as a class hook in the education of Youth." Anti-Jacobin Review, August 1808. " The interest that we take in the success of a work of sterling eacellence must apologise to our R eadert for the length of this ar ticle." Theological Review, May 1808. Edinburgh : Printed for Mundell, Doig, and Stevenson ; and C. Cradock and Ur. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row, T.ou ions 7 plumtioLu, HINOVER-NeUARE AND PELINCES-STRBIrt. Capital Mansion House, Offices, detached Stable Yard, Coach Houses, Stables, Wash Haase, Laundry, Ste. also a wadies House adjoining, in Princes-street, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. ROBINS, kt Garraway's, on Thursday, the 7th of December,. at Twelve, in Three Lots, A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES TATE, cnrn .l- IL prising a spacious roomy Dwelling-House, desirably situate in Hanover-square, corner of Princes-street, appropriate for a Family of distinctiou, or a Family Hotel, fur which purpose it is admirably adapted, containing on the upper floor sever. Bed rooms, second floor five Ilesicha. - nbers, first floqr a hantisome Drawing-room, Walls parered, enriched Ceiling and Cornice, Folding-doors and Marble Chimney-piece, two spacious Bed chambers, Dressing-room and Water-closet, principal and secon dary Stair-cares ; Ground-floor, Entrance-bail, inclosed by Fold. log-doors, Vestibule or I:mer-hail, capital Dining-parlour, Break fast-room, Library arid Water-closet, with Dour to the Leads in the Basement are all requi,lie 011ices;' detached Kitchen, cap!. Wine-et:Bars, Areas, with numerous Vaults, &c. Adjoining in Princes-street, is a. Freehold, compact and sub. wantial House, containing two Rooms on a ,Floor, with convt. nient °Meta, and which may be laid to the Mansion, and form a capital Residence for a large Family. In a Mews at the bark of the House, Is a double Coach-house, five-stall Stable, with L.ft and Alan's Room over, private Passage to an extensive . Wads-house and Laundry, and Shed at the back. To be vi-twed by Tickets. Particulars on the Premises; at Messrs. Ranson and Birch, Solicitors, Chancery-lane; at Carta way's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwicio-eteet, Golden-asmare. TO WH.ARFINGERS, COAL, SALT, AND CORN • . DEALERS. To be SOLD by AUCT ION, by W. MOORE and SON, Precisely at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon of Wednesday, the 'lbis day was published, in One Volume Royal Svo, illustrated e, eh day of December, 1809, at the Hop-Pole Inn, in the Bo by eight highly-finished Engravings, price 10s. GI boards, rough of Tewkesbury, in the County of Gloucester; THE PATHOLOGY of the MEMBRANE of A LL those des;rableCOAL-WHARFS, WARE the LARYNX and BRONCHIAL • HOUSEA, and PREMISES, situate on the Quay, in the By JOHN CHEYNE, M.l). Borough of Tewkesbury aforesaid, the property of Mr. TnowlAs Edinburgh: Printed by and for Mundell, Doig, and Stereo- Earruo are : comprising two enclosed NirIiARFS, capable of eon son, Edinburgh ; John Murray, and" Cradock and Joy, 3°. Pa- taining,upwards of 1 2 0 0 Tons of Coal, with commodious recesses tereoster-row, London ; Gilbert and Hodges, and M. Keene, fur Smiths Coal. Cokes, Maltir.g Coal, Bricks, Slate, Tiles, Lime, Dublin. andbther articles. "In this volume we are presented with a republication of the A RANGE of WAREHOUSES, newly and most substantially Author's former Essay on Croup, improved i.i its arrangement, built, and in excellent repair; consisting of one Room 43 feet 6 and enlarged by some new and important observations." inches. by I S feet 6 inches, two Rooms 44 teet S inches by 19 feet " This account of the varieties of the state of the voice, breath- S inches each, one Room 43 feet by 15 feet 8 inches, one Room ing, and cough, which take place In the progress of the Croup, 85 feet 8 inches by 15 feet 8 inches, one i,oom 37 feet 10 inches Is no less just than precise, and when connected with the vil.y by 14 feet 9 inches, and :wo others of smaller dimensions; toge intelligent observations made by our Author on these states, be- titer with other convenient Buildings for the storing of various, comet highly important." Goods. A convenient Counting-House ; a three-stalled and two " Of this fatal complaint a few very interesting cases are given ; ' other large Stables, capable of holding 40 horses. and the pathological observations of the writer are h;a'ely worthy \ 'Flu se Premix. s are more eligibly situated forhusiness than any of the reader's attention. conclude, we do nut think Di. in the Borough, and perhaps exceeded by few in the kingdom; Cherie had much occasion to apologise to the purchasers of his and for a Wharhoger, Carl or Coru.dealer, the situation is peen. Essay on Croup; for, from the numerous additions made to this, liarly advantageous; being on that part of the Quay where Goods the • improved arrangement of the whole, and the new and irate- •can as well ln: landed from the Severn as the Avun. Thejunction resting pathological observations on other diseases of the bronchial of the two rivers at 'Tewkesbury renders it the principal depot for membrane and larynx, this must rather be considered as a new Goods going up or down the same. book than as an improved edition of his former essay. Our litnits The _Business which has been carried on for many years In these have not allowed us to advert to the numerens cashs,.dissections, prentises (and . which will be continued until the purcheser rakes and engravings which illustrate the ten."—Edinburgh Medical to it) ices been very lucrative ;is not liable, as most trades are, and Surgical Journal for October Iwo. to loss broad.debts, and is now parted with for ao other reason As above may be hid, by the same Author,_ than that the ill state of health of the present Proprietor obliges An ESSAY on the liYDROCIPPIALUS ACNTLT% or DROPSY in him to de 1-nE. the 13awits, one vol. Syn. price 8.. in bonds.. One half of the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage of " This volume conclude. with a number of cases, which are the Premises. arranged according to the three species into whicit the Author The Stock to be taken to by the Purchaser at a fair valuation, vides the disease. They are detailed - with much minuteness, and in part of which a deposit must be paid; and a sufficient time are particularly valuable on accoimt ef the attention withal is paid will be allowed for payment of the remainder, on a proper seen ' to the previous history of she patients." rity being given. ,A$ 4111sonale we are disposed to duffer from the Author in some Any futther information may be obtained, on application to which he regards as important, we have a very favourable C. Wilmot, Esq. Greenfield-street, Commercial-roe- ri s London; of 'his Perftrmance and we recommend it as containing Mr. 'antes Amory, Whar fi nger; Bristol; Messrs. 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