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This day was published, price 9s. in boards, rTHE ANNUAL MEDICAL REGISTER— Vol. 1. comprising a Review of every Publication relating to Medicineand surgery, which appeared during tee Year ItiOS; together with an Historical Sketch of the Discoveries and irn• proverneuts in these and thecoUsteealSetences, within the built: period—a Report of the general rate of lie.tith atid'l)ilrase' in the Metrupolis—aud a variety of Ll:scrllaneous intellsgruce. By a SOCIETY orI'HYSICIAINIS. Sold by Taylor and Hussey; Fleet-street ; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. • afternoon last, by a Gentleman, Crescent, Minuet's, to the General thud-street, Y LETTER, addressed to James italning a Bank Post Bill, dated April payable to James Stitar, Esq. value of Mr. scvdr has found the same and will bring it Crescent, Atlinories, shall receive XS Re ' will be offered, the Bill being of no value forgery must be committed, and the ac• tg stopped at the Bank. 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