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From the Reports of the Phyficians and Surgeons it appears, that on every day appointed for the a.!milfion of Patients, numbers of difireffed Micels apply whore tit. Ate • ::iing Committ. e arc obliged to refute; they can Wed only the DIA urgent eafes—ffirty nine miferable Perron& every in t:: bit week feot away—nf there many aloft fink prematurely vidlints to the Sicknefs or 'Vein@ under which they labour. This Intlitutiun is fituatel 'n c..a mitill of a molt pipulous Neighbourhood, in o.hich the Pour at: ...cry numerous, A' 1 opu lent RAIL: , nt. but ;ou a high road of great traffic; and in the diftrial .tafariug part of the community, whole a:Vi cation s fur relic: in their niany Carualties are continua! ; and nroft particularly require and :!el.; ve attention and affiftat•ce. V-for innate Surer,: • are receiv , :l at any hour of the day or , tig;:t x:th out °tilt r recurnintil.'a :at than their neceility and dial% te. The interior arranrement is c nducted on the molt humane and judi cious plan. 11.,- 22.0dt:or:al etre cc of opening ALL the Wards. which would be produnive of loch incalculable benefits to the Poor, and advantage to the Public, will he (mall. compared with that attending any new Inßitution. Thc. Building is complete ; the fcveral Officers and Attendants are appointed ; and except in the particular of Maintenance, little more than the preterit ex pelees will be incurred by the relief of nearly two hundred and fifty additional Patients. Thc Public at large benefits greatly from there ufeful Eitablith mcms. They are the principal Schools for the formrion of Site. gcon , , and the belt for Medical Practitioners, fo neceffany to the Army and Navy, where the want of a fufficient number of fkillul and well pradtifed Profeifors has long been kverely felt. When the Governors relied on the advantages to he (cowed by an affillance diffident for the ['ERMAN EN T ENDOWMENT of this Charity.and confider the gencrouscompaffian prevalent in a i; they feel a confidence that every individual, and many Public Bo dies, will be happy to contribute in their degree to this pious situ sfetbl work, and that the. Metropolis will hold forth on this. as on fo many other oce :lions, a gl •ri.ius example of ufetel beneficence. Every lienefadtion, however fmafl the amount, will be moil thankfully accepted for the Hofpital By Order of the Sp.cial Committee, THOMAS ROWCROFT, Chairman. BENEFACTIONS: Suhfcrlbcd at the Meeting 26th of Feorriary £ 4943 S ADUI 1 lONAL SI , BICRIrT/ON3 : LONDON DOCK CONIPANY Executors of -- HAand, Efq. d-eeafcd HH. Pelly, Treacirer tO5 o John Wilton, Chifwell- Mrs. Turner, Bloondhu. toy o ttrset - 3t to J.Wnnlnore, Efq. M.P. sox to --- fails, per Robarta Al'xrt pat si to and Co. 31 10 G.... 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Anecdotes, from Natural and Moral Hilton, &c. defilned ' •r the amufernent of Youth, 6th edition, price 4s bound. t he following ac. ,unt of this Work appeared in the Analytical Review :—" We i:-.ve pleafure in introducing this publicatort to :h- anemic.. ..f PareLlsand Preceptors, as a valuable edition to the ddren's Liora - y. Its ohjtas are to awaken in the minds of rang people a to t ltudy, and to teach them, in an amufing And interetf .y, lclfrnta of prudence and virtue; and both %bele ::ritis this it.t.ctliauy is v happily calculated to promote." a '1 be I.it-le interiperfed with anecebtes and inftruc tive conver'ations, 3t 6.1 nuuod 3. The 1 lute Mountairseer , of Auvergne, or the adventures of James at .1 let - gett , :, 41 bou::d 4- The Advc .torts of the Si: Princell'es of Babylon. la their Tray. le to the 'Temple of V atm, is 6 , 1 hound • S. Ant tilde ablin, de c.outes l et XI liftories, Monks et Anus fames, 2e. .•.1. And fpeed.ly wig be publiroed, a new Edition of AUG Peacock's CbrouolbgicalAbrihesacat of Uoiverfal Hillary. By JAMBS PARKINSON, Hns.on. Loudon : Printed for H. D. Symonds, J. Murray. J. Highley, J. Ridgway, J Callow, J.and A. Arch. and E. Cox. This little Work deferves our kigheft commendation; it is equally accurate, perfpicuous, an , ! elegant—Critical Review. The numerous particulars of modern Chemidry are here cnl ledted and condeided with a degree of neatrefr and perfpicuity, which will render this Book equally ufeful, as a Manual of Science to the Philufopber and the Student.—Philorophical Jou-nal. A new Edition, the Fifth, of Mr. Parkinfo u'v Medical Admoni tions to Families, will fpeedily be publiCheci, and may, with the other works of the fame Author, be had of the above Publifhers. That on Thbrfday the 26th of March next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for Two Hun dred Tons of Liverpool or coarfe-grained Cht!hire SALT, or Salt of equal goodnefs ; and for Bight Hundred Tons of Olathe BAY SALT, of the Largeft grain, or Salt of equal gamine(' ; of which the Perron, who snake the Tenders are to produce Samples; to be delivered into His Majefty's Vidualling Stores at Deptford— one half by the 3tft of July next, and the remainder by the 3cth of September following, free of all charge and risk, to His Majefty, except that the Contradtor will be allowed as. std. per ton, for porterage of the Salt from the Wharf to the Stores; and to be paid for by Ells payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrads may be Coen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office; or by applying to the Colledors of the Sal Duties at Liverpool, and at Middlewich in CheChire, refpedtively. No regard he had to aery Tinder la lohkk the price Atoll sot be 'alerted is words St kerb, or that fell sot be delivered to the Board before one it;oth es the Paid Tborfday the 26th of March seat, sir walefs the ATrfect who wakes the Tessier, or fame Perlis at his lahaY, wads to offerer when called for. THE 14th OF APRIL GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING, and contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNLS. in Sterling Money — I'HIS is the molt extraordinary Scheme ever pro duced in the Annals of Lotteries. The unprecedented awn ber of Grand Prizes makes Every LotterrOMce a Temple of Wealth ; Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches ; Every Ticket drawn zath of April will be 'a Prize ; Every Prize will be paid as foon as drawn. SCHEME. 4 Prizes of Lao,ooci 4 10,000 4 5,000 20 .. I,^ - 00 Is 3,70 30 •-•• 100 40 ."• so 3, 000 .. 20 3,cooFirft drown Ticiirs zo each are £BO,OOO 40,000 10,000 10,1300 .. 5,00:: 3,0 00 .-- ape° 60,0c0 30,crio ss,ooo Ticketi. £ 350,000 FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, :- - - aft Day, - Lio,ooo ad Day, - 2Opoo 3d Day, - - 20,000 4th Day, - - 20,000 3th Day, - 10,000 • 6th Day, . - - topoo TICK t I'S and SHARES arc telling at all the old eftablifbed Offices in I.ngland, Ireland, and -cotland. The Firft drawn Ticket will receive appool. MESSRS. BRANSCOMB and Co. Joint Con. tractors for th.: prefent Lottery, and Proprietors of the 1....:^1ry L-, cry Offices, No. It, Holborn, 37, Consign, and 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly, lolicit an immediate attention of the Pub :ic to :::. Sche:r f , if the New Lori tar, which will be found to •-10ta...; a,. anufual number of CAPITAL Pears ; and the &It drawn Ti-%cr-. on each of th, firft four days of drawing, muff be cr:i-led to 20...01: each; and the firft drawn 3,00 Tickets will .: vv.-, a bonus of 30,00.1. over all Tickets that are drawn hibfe (petal), ! i al , -fore an early purcbafe is recommended by the above Propriti :-, ,t ha, in the Lotteries fur 1835 and 1806, fold, in 267 different Shams, the following Capitals: namely No. 3.33 0 - 4:lP°3 I No. 13,747 - A C to,ooo 17.477 - 1,000 456 - 20,000 24,699 - 10:0 9,119 .. 10(.:00 16.801 2,000 11,643 - 20 000 17,915 2,000 7,6 8 6 - 200 ao 4, 0 77 - 5,000 7.757 - 209 0 22 1 1 11.871 5.000 12,719 - 25,000 , 1 With lizteen Prizes of scoL and a great number of tool. 501 Ste. &c. and witere the lint 30,0301. and the Taft 23,0001. ever fold, were (bared. Scheme.. gratis ; and Prizes paid oa Demand. No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. TBISH refpetfully reminds the Public, 'bat the • Gf the prt fent STATE LOTTERY is fixed fcr the z4th of NEX WM IH ; and, from the peculiar Novelty of the Scheme, there .s every t carol' to believe the Sale will be fo rapid before the '!rawing begins, as to deprive many Per s fromibcing fupplied; !'e, therefore, entreats his Friends to favour him with their C-lers as early as pofGhle, affuring them that Tickets will rife in Price as the Drawing approaches. Part of she Capitals are bled, as under— rirft Drawn Ticket, tft Day, sox° Firit-Drawn Ticket, ad Day, ao,ooo Firft-Drawn Ticket, 3d Day, ao,ooo Firft- Drawn Ticket, 4th Day. scorn Every Ticket Dram the Firit Day is fare to be a Prize, arnd will be raid on Demand. ••• No 2.t.57, and 6,633, the two laft Floating Prizes of 30,v.)el were both ohucd and Sold at No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9, Charing ~:rofs Mrs TRIMMER'S BOOKS for the iJfe of YOUNG PERSONS. 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Where may be lrid, by the fame Amhor.prbiled on Royal aro, in One Volume, Seventy-three Engraving', with Explairitions, intended to ills Irate the Morbid uoatoins of the molt importanS Parts of the Human Body, price Eight Pounds. - • • • This day were puhliflied, in 1 V'lll crown Bvo price 12s hoaids, rIEOGRAPHICA L DELINEATIONS ; tit, A Compendious View of the Natural and Political ~ t atc of all Parts of the Glae—By JOHN AIKIN, M.D. Printed fur J. JoluSon, in 8 , - Paul's CY urch Yard. The following account of this work is givln in t! e beta Critic, VoL 27 :—•••• There are few writers of the prefect day t.. whom the Public is more itidebtod than to Dr. Atkin. whether we con fider the variety, the importance. or the agreeablenefE of his per formances. The prefent is one of the neat ft pub! cri•ut, of the kind that has yet appeared in our language tot late:lt.-4 to fuper fede the common Elementary liooks cn the fulleel of Gtogr bat to comprehend, in a moderate compals, ev.ry thing moil i portant relative to the Natural and Political state at the Worli. The Author's own remarks, occafionally introduced on the cal hate of the places deferibed, are remarkable for their modera tion and found fenfe." 4 Proper Prefect fur Young Perron, of either &a, and a ul Book in Schools. This d. .y were publilbcd, in three Wattles, t tnta price res. 6d. or on better paper, 3 vols. crown Evo price Os i 'o rds, SELECTIONS from the TATLER, SPIICTA TOR, GUARDIAN, and FREtuoLDt.R; with aPt t oat? - _ By ANNA I.IEIII IA BARB MIA . Printed for J. Johnfon, in St. Kuil'.l Clvorcl) yard. "it has been thought, that a Scize.tion from the l'atn.r sipeeta• . This day wis publilhed, Tn One Volume, Oditavo, price 8e in hoar,ls, I 'HE HISTORY of the EFFECTS of RELI LL. DION on Mankind, in Countries Ancient and Modern, Barbarous and Civilized. By EDWARD RYAN, D. D. Prebendary of St. Patrick's. Dublin. Third 1 ditto, Curreeted, and Enlarged. Edinburgh : Printed for Mundell, Doig, and Stevenion, Edin burgh ; and (booms Often, Nn. 3, Ave- Maria-lane, London. 'the following commendations of the former editions of this Work are refpectfully (Omitted to the Public: " It niuft certainly ferve very much to confirm the authority of Chritlianity, and to eftablilh a full convidtion of ifs value. if it c,n be clearly proved, not oily from general reaforing on the nature of its (10G:trine. that its tendency is ukful, but alto. from a dired appeal to Hiftorieal fadts, that its actual operation on Mankind has been highly beneficial. This is the laudable undertaking in which Dr. Ryan has en gaged: and he has, in the prelen , voiun.e. laboured, with much increafed induftry. in (catching fur matcrills eilabliih his point in civil and ceder' iftical history, and in the writings of celebrated plailofophers and divines. We repeat that we are of opinion, that Dr Ryan H entitled to commendation for the pains which he has taken to prove what, on the whole, appears fairly admillibic—that the actual opera:lea of Religion in gena:ai, and of Chrifliatfity in panic far, in the midit of all the perverlions and corruptions which they have fuffered, has been beneficial to Mankind." Monthly Review, vol xxi. 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This day were puldithed, Fie! 45. bound, ENGLISH THEMES and ESSAYS ; or, The Teacher's AfMont in Englifh Compofition ; confining of plain and eafy R.i •.s fur writing 'fbetms and coattnifing ::xer il:s on fubjects proper for tit: improvement of Yotrii of tk.th Sexes at Scho.als. To winch are added, (lints for correCting and improving Juvenile Compofrion. By JOHN WAI,KnR. Author of the Criti.:al Pronouncing Didtionary, &c Ate. Printed for I. 3 .tv , inn, in "t. Paul's ! 'hurch yard ; J. gal cr, 44, G. Wilkie, and i linhinfon. 57. and G. R,hitiftEl, it, in Pa • ternofter row; and 'l'. Cadai an.: W. Davie*, in the Strand. Where flirty lie had, by the •aute Author, I. A CRITICAL Pao isouNCING DICrIONARY, and Papal. or of the hnglifit t anon., ; in which the ineat,nig in every word is ea- I plained, the found of every fyi!able is cle4. ly (hewn; and w'!-re ' words are fahica to diff•:rent pronunciations. the preferable pro -1 his day was Puldilhed, I nunciation is pointed out. Likewife Rules to be gbferved by the Two Vols. foolfcap lkso. Price its. boards, ! Neives oncotland, Ireland, Aid Lcodan, for avoiding their i..-- POEMS. —By THOMAS BROWN, M. D.— ! veral peculiarities. Aro Dirt:Ch.:us to l'oreign,..es. The fourth " A reader of thefe volumes will loon perceive that Dr. Edition, wait cntititlctable additions, in one volume quarto, price Brown is not to be placed in the clefs of ordin.ry verfifiers. A , 11. ii 5. 6d. hoards. boldnefs and a vigour of conception, a wild locution-1 of ima- 1 a, Al 4 u v AIN° preriox A w 'I. anfwering at the fame tine the gioation, and frequent ftmkes of pathos, elutradterife his Mufe. i Parpofes of :..pesiirg and Pronnunciag the Englilh Language. hi to be which, i. The who': language i. arranged at-c01...1ug to U. termi- In hint we diktat/et - the laudable wifh to be insle , d a i t 'uet ; • nations. 2. Every word is explained and divided bun fyil . ..s creative, to draw from the Flores of his own mind; to &Spire the tamencfs of imitation; and to revolt at the idea of being tracked eaadly as pronounced 3. Multituda of words lishl, to A 'I :1- in the (now of his predeeeffors. We obferve him to delight more ble pronunciation arc fixed in t'.eir true found, by a rhym:: , - 4 in the awlul, the fubliose, and the terrific, than in the mild and the for the purpole of Poetry is .-eldsd an Index of allowabk rhpnes .ratiquil; and hi, poetical delineations mien:. le the pieltire, of with aut'so:iii-s for their ufage from our heft Authors. P ice Salvator Rota rather than thole of Claude Li nine. When he un- 'es 6d. in boards dertakcs the pathetic. he touches our hearts...ul ' harrow* u? our 3. Outfil., 6 :•i reglith Orammar, calculated far the ere of both fouls.'—Monthly Review for Feb. 1305. Sexes at sent .1 in which the pradtic::l rule? rat :ite language are ‘• Candidates for poetic lame begin , in general. with fmall cf. clearly and '.:.1in...!!y laid .1 -mil, rind flit-et:fails: ditfi:ul tea as forts, a fonnet, or tale,or a num poem ; but this Author. of whae much a- p..flinle a .i..ne i. p r i ce 3s , b o , n d talents 'we h_ve net heard before, coma upou us at once, to two 4. The Academic .., nktt-7. or, A Sek•lion of Parliamentary volumes; and comes with Rrong claims to our appr. Dation. . Dchat •a. lfAilo•iti. Oil . :..,.e•. a• a Spe,e'._.. front t!:c belt per to de r..., I a cat I by yoath at fchool, to which n d r. " Th e imagination of Dr. Brown is (Irons, his telling lively, Wr!te . - pro and his taste elegant. Sometimes, hilt t.ot very fr e quently, his ere pc,.fix:a.i ~ .h.ineitt* of Getiure I•ily tolift4 I tht:4ll, With cwt judgment is reduced to employ the unauthorized co upound, of fide:.a!,li- :,.l..tions. prier 4,. :ion. I • modern affedation ; hut, in general, his ltyle is pure, ftrong through . t. EICI3I its of I I.4..:aiit .in which :i e Princi; la of R•=ling ' energy of thought; not llinsted by the buckr:in of art. I its vo and SReakina are ifißtiligAie.if amd t, ch ,1111;5, ee:rhijs, and in. tome* have no profaic introduaiuti, preface, or adv,.-tii . emenr, and II'? ors ot V -, ce •th•P'r ..1.- .1 : 4 c to every "ri , :t'.' of fe..'enee. a - e dif very few notes The dedication is in verfe, addrefred to the Au- titidly pointi•si out and explaii..l; with dievanot , for ltreng - `n n. thor's mother, and gives no mean Ipeeimen ot his powers. in and A:( , ..,..iti g, he voice fo as to render it va-i 4, foci Ile, and " A long Poern, in Stoma I, entitled The War-fiend. exhibits hairnottiou,: .•, ..v;.ich ta added, a couiplae a. tut "s ..t the Path i., much fublimity of thought and expreffion. The Sooners out Ne- (hewing how thy •AT,a the caul I , •natict, tone at vote-. any mt. gro Slavery have force and beauty, and many others which we titre of the body, c eittii'ifiA by a copious it-.1.!,:ti.,ii •••:' - e r•oft could fpecify."-a-Britifh Critic, A uguft t /cos. ' t',..iking pliftess of .-..t: kip are. 'flitwhole ;ilnitrar-d 'w Ccptor Edinburgh: Printed fur Mundell, Doig, and Stevenfon ; and Pi ';e`, nlll''ai•itig foldby T. 01141, N 0.3, Are-Maria hoc, London. cadence. Third I.. the 'acne of accent * ernotta.k, inSeaton, sad .s:ititra. Price 75 in :goads. . . BRUNONJAN SYSTEM OF MEDICINE. Lately potholed. in three Volumes, Bvo. price us. boards, 'll-IE WORKS OF JOHN BROWN, M. D. 1 To which is prefixed a Biographical Account of the Author, By his Son, • WILLIAM CUI.LEN BROWN, M D. London: Printed for J. Johan, in St. Paul's Church-Tani; and 11. D. Symonds, Paternofter-row ; and fold by all the Book- Idlers in 3cutland.