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• • -,; • A • _ air , I ". ‘ • , e t ) 41117. 4 'll s. EY COMMAND OF THEIR MAJESTIES. BAST-INDIA HOUSE, Mord , 13, 180 3- THE COURT of DIRECTORS of for UNITED COMPAN' q MERCHANTS ENGLAND trattrig loaf EAST INDIES,a ben* ego Araks, That a General Court of the (aid Company will be held at their Houk in Leadashall-ltreet, on Thurfday the sEth Whim, from nine o'clock in the morning until fir In the evening, for the Ela tion of a niftaref of the (aid Company, in the room of STAPIELN WILLIAMS, Efq. &ceded- BONES OF ANIMALS. This 4ay was publiihol, in 4to. containing Four Engraving's, price as. NUMBER 11. of ANATOMICAL PLATES of the BONES of varied, ANIMALS, drawn from Nature and from Accurate Mcafurrattent. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, MARCH r 9, will be performed the New. Comedy, caned THE HONEY MOON. To which will be added the Farce of MATRIMONY. _ _ _ PLATES OF THE NERVE.% This day wilpubliated, elegantly printed in Large ato. price IS.. in boards, JOHN GOTTI.IEB WALTER'. PLATES of theTHORACJC and ABDOMINAL NERVIiS, reduced from the original, as publilbed by artier of the Royal Academy of Sci ences at Berlin; accompanied by coloured esplanations, and a de• fcription of the ParVagnin, Great Sympathetic and PhrealeNeraes. Printed for John Murray, N 0.31, Fleet•Rreet, London. By GEORGE KIRTLAND. This Number contains the Skeletons of the Elephant and Grey. hound, with coloured References. Publiiked by John Murray, No. p, Fleet-Itmet, London. Of wham may be had, lately pubillted. t. The FIRST NUMIIIII of Use above Work; containing the Skeleton and Ages of the Horfe,with coloured References, price as. a. A large FoLto PLATS, coloured, seprefenting the Anatomy of the HeeMi Foot, price 7s. On Tburtilay. Douglas—Norval, by the YOUNG SLOSCIUSe With the Citizen. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 19, will be performed the Comedy of THE BLIND BARGAIN ; Or, HEAR HIM OUT. To which will he added the New Mulled Farce, called OUT OF PLACE ; Or, THE LAKE OF LAUSANNE. The New Muileal Farm of Out of Flfee ; or, the Labe of Lan. Panne, continuing to be received with unbounded applaufe, by brilliant and o►erflowing audiences, wiJ be m e wed eve r y even . ing till further notice; on Thurfday, with To Marry, or Not to Marry. WILLIAM RAMSAr, Secretary. BY PARTICULAR DESIRE. ORATORIOS, AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES, ON THE WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS DURING; LENT. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, TO MORROW EVENING, MARCH 20, 1805, sriu be performed tbs Sacred Oratorio of THE MESSIAH. Computed by G. P. HANDIII... Principal Vocal Performen:-.-Mrs. A&c, Mrs. Bland. Matter Linton, and Mlfs Monday; Mr. &sham. Mr. Denman, Mr. Page, Mr. G. Puffin, and Mr. Miller, from Barb. Mr. G. Adder, (Leader of the Bead), Organ, J Mr. J. Alkley. The Band and Choruffes, which are numerous and complete, by the molt approved perfumers. • Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandoo, at the Bon (Mee, io Hart-Meet. Boers 6s—Pit, 3s. sa.—Upper Gallery, is. Doors to be open at Six o'clock. and begin preclisly at Seem. ', Hill Price at the End of the - ter:end Aa. TO THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY. • MR. ALLEN, Dancing-Mallet, contittues to at tend Families and Schools, expeditloolly teaching s cuffed! graceful manner of performing eafily all ModanFigores, with the gentecleit Seledion of Steps, admired for neatnefs or brilliancy, and every elegant, falliionable, and fin:Med requifite of batwing. Mr. Alien's bonfes, No. tg. Sherrardiftreet, Golden-I'quart; No. to, Great Alle-fireet, Goodman's•fields, and No i 6, Bower rieiftrcet, Flost-itrett, are alto opts for the prtwate in *ruction of rejpeetable Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have not learned that aecompliihment, and prefer learning from home, either quite to private or in feta. Mr. Allen's *Manta are Mcfn. Malinke and Adams, Mari and others, from, or going abroad, and all who cannot (pare mock time,will meet the pew.eft attostioatecomptsts them as quick as polifible. The select Mfemblies are every Thurfolay. SPRING LOrTYJRIr. DBMS DRAWING igiv. del. 'THERE never has been a Lot tery of only 30 1 000 a Tickets that !NT star the swubsr of Capital Prises with which this Scheme On isfpwaloa it will he foetid to contain nutty as many Capital Prism as has bun sisal is Lactates of 60,0c0 Ticku, and so Prise anise sok Zia al Prises. a of SCHEME. Value of auk. sC 3 0 /300 10,000 10000 ..... Saco ..- lon 1003 500 100 S. - $0 MOM Total Woe. is Z 60,010 4 3 .030 Soisoo 15,070 10,000 lipoo 7.000 .s.cco Sao nopco 100 sCcoo 4 300‘oc+ rpt► Tickets. Capitals determinable: Pirt.drawn, alt biy 4" 50,0c.0 Firit-drawn, 6d: Day, soixo Ditto sd Day moo Diets ytk Day anon Ditto 3d Day woo Ditto Bth Dry 30 000 Ditto 4th Day 3000 Ditto gek Day spot) Ditto sth Day :coo Ditto Ica D.y spoo Tickets and Shares ate felling at every Olice. PRESENT PRICE : Ticket . Half 9 zo o Quarter - 416 0 •. The Public, who we dear are requsOed to be early ha their 011icca, who will take eare and Bank of England. - - 18 14 0 Eighth - s 8 6 Sixteenth i 4 6 roue of having pardeshr numbers, application to Come of the Lottery engage the numbers wanted at the To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIDIS AND CIANTLAMIAN, T HE Day of EleCtion to fi ll the vacancy in your Court of Diseffees. omalioord by the death of Mr. WIL LLAMS.being Lted for Thertilay the allth flaw, I requeft the Lamer a year tarty attendance at the best ea char day, and the favour of your tuffrages. The Smiler timport I have received from the Proprieties at Imge warrants the mod confident and undoubted profpedt of my fueech. I beg to *Cure you that I mall always retain the men be coming fenk of the obligation, and endeavour at all times to mani left the lincerity of my declaration, by the reftinaeny of a embus and honourable difcbarge of my duty. I have the honour to be, Ladies!nd Gentlemen. Your modt obedient humble tenant, New Broad-Breet, JOHN JACKSON. Laudon, March is, dos. M R. JACKSON's Committee meet at hi s Hoofe, LVA New Broad-ftreet, every day at twelve o'clock ond will be obliged by the communication of any friendly Information. STATE LOTtERY. --• SWIFT and CO. at their Old Office, No. t, Poultry, are felling Tickets and Shares of the State Lottery, to begin drawing 13th May. Ile Number and Amount of the Capital Prises, and the general arrangement of the Scheme, will be found hive/lot to any forma Lottery of the fame number of Tickets. In the lit Lottery, the Ticket Id& zooms, a Pau of to,oool. No. Iwo, a Prize of toool. and Noe. *2 and 16468, Prizes of jo:t were bared and fold at Swift and Co's. °lce. Where No. 6791, a Prise of so,oool. No. 936 a, a Ptize of Mann/. and No. ishoell, a Prize of tOOOL in the preceding Lottery, were alto fold in tared. D ICHA RDSON. GOODLUCK, and CO. re fpedfully acquaint the Public. that the new STATE LOT. TEAT svIU conEE of finny Thonfand Tickets. Tilt SCIMIECONTIINSI Prises of £ C30,000 3 Print of 412,000 2 - 10,000 3 3,000 &fides other Prizes, amounting to 133,000L Tkt • Drawing will conisnenee an Monday, the 13th of MAY next. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by EICHARDuON, GOODLUCK, and CO. at their Licenfed Suite Lottery 011iees,CornhUl, and Charing-Croft. TO THE LADIES. 1 1 11AGAZET'S ORIENTAL DEPILATORY. afi SUPERFLUOUS HAiRSon the FACE,NECKand ARMS, Ease In all ages and Countries been confidered highly derogatory to r :bale lkheaey, and it remained unexplained that the Ladies of hypt and other Eaten: Nations Mould he entirely exempt from this (course of H•nuty, fo frequent in Nurthttn Climates To lady M.W. Europe was at length indebted for the Rant obtained from a I emaleFrierid,during tux refit's:nee in Turkey, and where, it appeors,the Ladles conftautly make ufc of the above Pre. partition at the Baths. itccornmcmlati,4l alone, would Rill, as hitherto, have been found haricot to circulate a Depilatory, the excluive eta of which is invariable and permanent, never canting the flighteft irritation to the molt delicate sin, did not juftke to the public require that they %fluid be favcd from the painful of eetcof injurious and cor rsave at . plicadoos, ulna of them futile attempts to imitate the above, at., introduced to the Public ander various natnes. To accommodate Ladles too (Hawn for perfonal appli cation, th dr 4 , 14:cn by port, for a Bettie Bottle or larger spentity, will be pune.ualiy executed to any part of Town or Country, inch today. incl. tit. tuc amount, addreffed to Mn.e Keight, N 0.33, Kint.ltreet Hulborti, be doors from Holborn. Price se. 6d. the bottle. An autittinent of One Shilling in La Bottles. N. 8. 11.... e is genuine wads fived in the Proprietor% hand *skim to Ws/gag widsh ic kbay. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND a MEN, A VACANCY in the DIRECTION being de eland, and l'hurfday the 28th loam being the day fired for the &dim of a new Direaor to fucceed the much lamented Mr. WILLIAMS, permit me to renew my felicitations for the honour of your votes and fupport. The very diftingulibed countenance !hewn me upon my canvas Infpires me with the molt Sanguine hopes of (main Should the refute of a ➢allst prove them well founded, a faithful difeharge of my duty, and a grateful fenfe of the honour conferred upon me Stall prove me worthy of the continuance of your protedion. I remain, with the greateft refpett, Ladies and Gentlemen. Your moil faithful and devoted bumble Servant, King's Arms-yard, March 13,1805. JAS. PATTISON. Mr. PATTISON's Committ.e will St every day at , fie King's Head Irmo in the Poultry, from eleven o'clock till four. TO BE LET OR SOLD, A SMALL newly ereaed M3nflon, furnithed or unfurnilhed, very pleafantly &listed near the Sea, about fix miles front Southampton, with fultable Coach Hooks and Stables, and front so to tso Acres of Land. For particulars apply to Meff. Swain and Stevens, No. is, Oki Jewry. 'l'o BE SOLD, the Property of an Officer going abroad, a remarkably good Grey Gelding, Is Hands High, warranted Sound, and perfeEtly free from Vice, rides pleafantly, and has excellent Paces, is nearly Seen Years Old, and is equally well ..akulated for Double or Single Harnefs; to be ken on Turf• day and Wednefday the soth and silt haft. at Mr. Prion', Ken dal's Mews, Charles-ftrset, or South-ft:stet, Portman-(quart. TO BE LET Olt LOW, A LARGE and Convenient Ship Yard, fituated about to Miles from Portfmouth, of which Immediate pot feQion may be had. There arc two fubltantial Slips fit for Building Indiamen or Men of War, a good Blackfmith's Shop, and feveral convenient Sheds, Saw Pits, Mould Lofts and Tenements for the Workmen, with plenty of good Timber and Planks on the Pre mifes.—For Particulars apply to Mars. Swaine and Stevens, No. t a, Old Jewry. BY VIRTUE OF A COMMISSION OF BANKRUPTCY. WITHOUT RESERVE. To be SOLD by AUCTION by Wu BLISS, on Monday, March IS, tBO5, at the King's Plead Inn, Shecrnefs, at Six o'Clock, IN TWO LOTS. Lot. t. LL that Valuable and Extenfive Coal- Shed and Counting-Houk, with a Chamber over the fame ; well Stayed for Trade, on the New Road of Sbecrocfs, late in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Stapleton. Lot a. A Dwelling-haute and Premifes, adjoining Lot a, in the occupation of Mr. Brock. Both of the above Lots are truly valuable, and can be converted Into Bops, &e. far any line ci,burtaefs, at a trifling capence, will far escedd any other lituadon in Sheernefs, and pay only is. each per year as a quit Rent, to the Honourable Board of Ordnance. Particulars may be known by applying to the Audionecr, at Sheemefs. FINE NEW CRANBERRIES. `KILL and Co. Nos. 15 and i 6, Strand, beg leave to acquaint their Friends and Public, they have received a (ap ply of Cranberries in the molt prime condition, and of fo truly a luxurious flavour and ezquifite quality, that they feel the grcateft fatidmition in recommending them, and at this Jundture when fruits of every kind are fo very rearm, bad, and dear, it is prefum ed this molt valuable article will be in the higheit eftimation with every family, not only on mem, of its meetionay, bat for its be ing the molt delicious fruit for Puddings, Tarts, and Piica la jars at 7a. 6d. rµ and ace. each, (ready money) packed for Town or Couatry...-Letters poll paid attended to. N. B. The trade may be (applied wholefale in Calks. ELEGANT LIQUID BLACKING. WARREN gratefully acknowledges the great • encouragement be has received from the FaAtonable World, for his LIQUID BLACKING. He begs to effort th em, that no attention Sail be (pared to render it deferring of the unexampled patronage it obtains, and to bring k, if polible, to a 11111 greater Rate of perfedion.—To thole Gentlemen who have not yet ho- nouryd it with a trial, he Legs to fay, that they will find It the molt elegant Blacking they have ken, And that its 'lrma are Rich as to preferve the Leather loft asepllable, bring compounded of fuch oily ingredients u are peccary both for the preparation and nouriflunan of Leather of every fort. It is fold, vrboldale and retail, by the Proprietor, at No. t 3, Great Seirdk-Brat, Haymarket ; by Hendrle and Sons, Perfu mers to her Majefty, Tichborne (beet. Golden-fquare ; by R. Low, perfumer. Drury-lane; a nd by one or more rdpedtable Venders in every principal Town in tLe Kingdom. CHILBLAINS arc cured by one application of WHITEHEAD's Fluid ESSENCE of MUSTARD, and the fevereß Sptalns and Brunie, in Ids than half the time ufually taken by Upodeldoc, Arquebufade, or an, other liniment or em broaition ; and dared immediately after any accident, it prevents the part turning black. The Mallard Pills are alto taken with fingular fpecefs in all Rheumatic, Paralytic, and Gouty affeEtinns, Numbnlfs, Spafms or wandering pains, Flatulency, Indigellion, and general Debility, at the fame time, the waive fluid Effence is applied to t h e parts affeCted, in dude complaints where necelfary. It is prepared and fold at as. pd. each boa or bottle, by R. Johann, Apothecary. No. is. Greek-hetet, Soho, London. Chilblain Ointment. for clement fpeedily beating broken Obillitalos, is altoprepand by Mr joinftb, price is. eV sub Bor. DISSECTIONS. This day was publillsed, in one clofely printed volume, ranso. prlee ss. in boards, r T'HE LONDON DISSECTOR ; or , a Compen dium.l of Praetical Anatomy : centaining a Defctiptlok of the Mufcles,Veifels, Nerves, and Vifccra of the Human Body, as they appear on Dilledlion • with diredtions for their demonitration. By a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of Surgeons. " This will be found a very ufeful guide to the Rodent in the profeeution of his anatomical rtfearchcs. It is (ardor to other works of a fimihr kind and extent, in defcribing not the mufeles merely, but the various parts, blood vrffels, nerves, &c. as ib 7 come into view under the knife of the diffeetor. A knowledge of the relative fituation of parts is thus acquired ; a point of the firft magnitude to the pradtical furgenn. As the chief intention of the work is to teach the art of diffealog, the muffles are demon ftrated in their order of fttuation, which is the only method that can be putfued In lead diffedion."—.Medical and Cid/orgies! Review, t 804, vol. xi. p. 62. PublUhed by John Murray, 32, Fleet-ftreet, London. DISEASES OF THE BONES. This dawas publillied, in a vols.Svo. price 15s in hoards, THE L ECTURES of the celebrated BOYER upon the DISEASES of the BONES, arranged into a Syf. tematie Treadle. . By A. RICHERAND, Proftlfor of Anatomy and Phyfintogy, and principal Surgeon to the Northern Holpital a Paris. Tranflated from the French, by M. FARRELL, Pd. D. " The Author of thefe Ledure. (Boyer) is a dittingtdiked Pro. fefor of Chirurgical Pathology, as well as a pi-salting Surpass ; and the Editor of them (Richerand) is not Ws celebrated by his Phy fiological Writings. From the united exertions of two Perkins thus eminent in their refpettive deitinations, as trackers and prac titioners, we naturally espeeted a work which mould exhibit a comprelinifive and accurate view of the various morbid condi tions of the Boney &ructure, which Ibould, at the fame dm; point out the belt modes of treatment, and be oecaSonally luterkerfed with new and original fats and obfervations. On pending thde Leaves, it is but jultice to Rate, that thefe eapatations have not been difappointed, and we think the TranUator has been okfully employed in turning them into Englifh.—Bridfh Critic, Feb. tilos. PubliChed by John Murray, 32,Pb:et-Brat, London. KIRTLAND's ANATOMICAL PLATES. This day Ina IMAM:haI, in txto;.pric.7.. awed. A NOTOMICAL PLATES of the BONES and L A. MUSCLES, of the Extremities of the HUMAN BODY, with explanati r Maps. By T. RTLAND, An •tornical Draftfwan. Publllbed by ohn Murray, No. 3s. Fleet-area, London. Of whomi may be had, z. Anatomical Plates of the Bone's and Mufcles .dimistillted from Albinus—aceompanied by Explanatory Maps. For the ufe of Stu dents. The 2d Edition, price 71. 2. Anatomical Plates of the Thoracic and Abdominal Vifcera-- accompanied by explanatory Maps. For the ufe of Students, is. 3. The Blood-Vefft.ls of the Human Head, ins. 64. 4. The Blood-Vegas of the Arm, res. 6d. 3. The Blood-Vellas of the Thigh, sos. 6d. 6. A Map of the Human Ea, ss. 7 A biagram of the Eye, rs. 8. The Blood-Vegeta of the Whole Body, at. all. 9. Bones and Mufdes of the Human Body, 4to. in Numbers, each 24.6 d. us Bones and Mufcies of the Extremities of the Human Body, quarto, ys. x i. Thirty Plates of the Cow Pox and Small Pox, 31. 3*. is. Anatomical Plates of the Bones of various Animals, at*. in Numbers, each se. 13. The Anatomy of the Horfe's Foot, one Plate, coloured ys. This day was publinted, either in One or Two Volumes, price 1 as. In boards, including the Arms of all the PCCT9, and the four Orders of Knighthood; eV° ornamented by a ftriking refeas. Mures of HisMaleßy In his Parliamentary Robes, and a repro. fentaslon of a Duke, Marquis, Karl, Vireount, and Baron, each In his Parliamentary Robes, elegantly and accurately engraved upon a new Set of Plates, printed on a flee paper; the Letter. prefs alfu on anew type; being die cheapeft and molt complete Work of Ow kind extant. EARSLEY's PEERAGE OF ENGLAND,' SCO LAND, and IRELAND, containing an Account of the lioonute, Marriages, and iffuc of the Nobility ; a lift of all th-ir Family Names, titles of alder Sons, and trannation of their Mottos. To which arc added, an account of the Orders of Kei4htbuctd. an exact valuation of each of the Binwpricks, and a complete catindt Peerage of the three kingdoms, with the forfeit ed and dormant Titles. Print,...l for G. Kearney, Fleet -Bract. Dr SHAW's NATURAL HISTORY. This day was publithed, elegantly printed on very fine paper, to Medium octavo, and, from the flue and great number of Mtn, divided into Four Parts, price 51. is. in boards ; or, On largo . fe pa r, 71 tas. in boards; Vol. 1. and II comprifing i. "H E HISTORY OF (ZJADRUPEDS, of GENERAL ZOOLOGY, or Syftematic Natural History. By GEORGE SHAW, M. 1). F. R. S. Ste. With between two Lod three hundred Plate+, from tke firft au thorities, or the molt fried Specimens in the Britil, Leverian, and other Muftums, principally engraved by Mr. Heath. a. Dr. Shaw's Hittory of Oviparous or Am_phiplous quadru peds; including Frogs, Tontines, Lizards, and Sfflpents. In two Parte. being Vol. 111. of Gcner,sl Zoology, with upwards of one hundred and forty Engravings, likewife from the firit Authorities, principally executed by Mr. Heath. Price two guineas and a half; or,on large paper, 31. t6a in hoards. 3. Dr Shaw s Hiftory of Fillies, complete, in Four Parts,being Vol.. IV. and V. of General Zoology, with near two hundred Plates, principally engraved by Mr Heath, price five guineas in boards; or, on large paper, 71. i is. in &wide. For the charades of dila Work, the Reader is requefted to refer to the Monthly Review for September and Odlober, dot, and to the Britith Critic and Critical Review. Printed [or G. Kearitty, Fled-ftreet. JOHNSON'. POETS, re-printed by,Dr. AMIN, and embelliftled with Plates, engraved by Mr. MEATS. VoL 11, 53, and 1 4. This day were pubillhed, with Seven Plates engraved by Mr. HEATS, from Drawings by Mr. Tuuasroto, handfomely print ed on a fine Paper, and ho(.preffed, in 3 Vole. Foolfcap Odavo, price One Guinea, or on large Paper, with Proof ImprelLons of the Plates, 11. the in board., THE WORKS of JOHN MILTON, with a Pre face, Biographical and Critical, by Samuel Johnfon, LL. D. and Remarks by J. Aikin, M. D. " This republication of Johnfon's Poets is val elegant in point of form, and has the decoration of plates by Heath; betide. the accahons it derives from the pen of Dr.Alidn, tome change in the feleetion, and Come additions. The work is regularly continued." Britith CriSe , Dec. itio3. " 1 his Edition of the Englilh Poets appear" in an elegant form; the type, the paper, and the ornanwnts, are of the belt kind; and the choice of the Editor is tullyjuitified by the Specimen ('penfer) before us." Critical Review, June t 243. " The engravings to thefe Poets are executed with elegance, from drawiozs dittinguificd by fpirit and taftc." . . Critical Review, Jan. 1804. Printed for J. Heath. Ruffen-place, Fitzroy-fquare; and G. Keartl , y, Fleet-ttrcet. Of whom may be had, the firs Six Volumes of this New Edition of Johnfon's Poets, comprifing, The POtTICAL WORKS of ED MUND . SPIOSER, with a Preface, Biographical and tritical, by J. Atkin, M.D. and thirteen Kitt, from Defigns by T. Stothard, R. A. and engraved by Mr. Heath. Price Two Guineas, or on large Paper, 31. bas. boards. V 01.7, 8, and 9, compriting the WORKS of A se Cow cur, with a Preface by Samuel Hutton, I.L D. and Remarks by J. Aikin, M. D. and (even Plates from the Defigns of H. 'Frethmr, R.. A and engravcddiy Mr. Heath. Price One Guinea, or on large Paper, 11. x 65. in hoards. Vol. to and ti, being the WORKS GISMO:IEL BUTLER, with a Pref..ce by Samuel johnfon, LL. D. and Remarks by J. Aikin, M. D. and five Plates from Pidures by R. Smirke, R. A. mid en graved by Mr. Heath ; price tae. or on large paper, il. s. in ir .ards. Mr. %V ' LECTURES on NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. This day were publißied, Handfomely printed in Two Volumes, Medium Qsarto,illutiaated by Forty-nine Copper-plates, neatly engraved, price Two Gui neas and a Half in boards, A SYSTEM of FAMILIAR PHILOSOPHY, ".A. 4. in Twelve Ledures; being the Courfe ;guilty reed by Mr. WALKER, of Conduit fireet. Hanover-fquare : Containing the Elements, and the pradlcal Ufes to be drawn from the Chemical Properties of Matter; the principles and application of Mechanics, of Hydrolt,tics, of Hydraulics, of Pneumatics, of Magnetifm, of Eledtricity, of Optics, and of Altronorny, including every material modern dikovery and improvenicnt to the preterit time. For the Satisfaelion of the Public, we here give an Extrad of the prindpal Contents of each I:edam I. INTLODUCTORY .t.te roar, containing fome general Ideas refpnfting the Syftem of Nature. 2. Of the PARTICLES of MATTER, their minutenefb, hardtack attention, divifibility, inertia, and cabeGon, and on Magnetifm. 3. On Mac A NICA PCIVIRR 3, as applied to the Windmill and travelling Corn mill, Wheel-carriages, containing a varlet, of Experiments for the Improvement of Coaches, Carta, Wag gons, &c. 4. On Cr a mist RT. on Acids, Alkalis, Diftillatlon, Suhlimation t. on affinitive Attradion. of Combuftinn, Metals, Minerals, Vegeta. ble and Animal Analyfis, Chemical Apparatus, Mircellancous Ob. fervativns and Experiments in Chemiltry. 5. Oa the Aragosetieae, Mechanical and Chemical Proper. lea of Air; on Wind, Au Guns, Wind stint, on Sound, Synapa h y of Sound. '6. I ITDROSTATIC HYDIAOLICII ; of fpedfie Gravities, on the Diver's Bell, of Pumps, the Rope Pump, the Forcing Pump, Boulton and Watt's Smarr Engine, Steam Engine with the Cy- Under In the Boiler. 7. ELECTRICITY, Introdudtory Remarks on Elsetrieal ihfa chines, on Points, on the attraction and repellency of lila/re:my, on the Leyden Vial. 3. ELECTRICITY, continued; of fpontaneous El:Etricity, of l.ightning, of Animal Eleetrici:y, Medical Eicertricky, Experi ments mifeellaneons and entertaining. 9. °pries, On Vifion, Optical Instruments, the Night Olds, the RefraCting and Meeting Tclercopes of the Single, Double or Compound, Solar, and Op a qu e Mieroicope, the Magic Lantern, Mifcellaneous Experiments, Deceptions, &c. to. Ass - 'Ammar , General View of Creation; ancient Opini Oa concerning it ; why the Earth malt be a Globe; Day, Night, a KI the Salons, how produced; on the Celeftial Globe; Origin and Ole of the Coultetlations; thole ufeful in Navigation ; Equiti=es; Zodiac; Equation of Time; Ufe of timekeepers, he. ' at. Oa the Moots, her Motion and Echoes; Horizontal and Harveft Moon on the Cade of 'fides in the Air, and Sea; oa Currents,. Rs. Ayr ao,roser combined, Newtonian Doctrine refpealre the Laws of the Planetary M. time charades and properties Of the Planets and their Moons; tne of the Nautical Ephemeris ; on Al titude and Relradion ; on Comets, &c. &c. _ _ Prized far the All/tiOC, at bis gale, No 42, Candi*.&test, Hasatipkuare, awl till by G. &tacky, rect,ftma STUDENTS IN ANATOMY. This day was publinsed, in One very elofely printed Volume, (mall ho. price 9s. in boards, the Sixth Edition of THE ANATOMIST'S VADE-MECUM. Con taining the Anatomy, PhySology, Morbid Appearaners, &e. of the HUMAN BODY ; the Art of making Anatomical Pr.pa rations, &a. To which are added, Anatomical, Phyfrological, Medical, and Surgical o :::byitions for Students. By ROBERT HOOPER, M. D. Fellow of the Linnzan and London Medical Societies, Refident Pity&Lan to the St. Mary-la•bonne Infirmary, ke. &e. Printed for John Murray, No. ;a, Fleet-firm, London ; Bell sod Brudfute, Edinburgh, and Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin. The above Work prefents to the Student a ufeful Anatomical Confpatas, or Pocket Manual of Anatomy and Phyfiology ; in which he will find, 1. A ihort,buticeurate defeription of the different parts of the Human Body, and their funetions. 2. An enumeration of the difeares to which thole pain; arc fuhjedt, and the various operations of Surgery that are performed on the Human Body. . . _ 3. The method of preparing the swim's parfs of the Body. to exhibit their Strueture in a healthy and difeafed Rate, as far as our preterit knowledge will enab:e us. 4. A Glogsry. or Explanation of the principal Terms ufed in that Selma" s. Such Tar-Ritmo as be probably will be required to anfwer a• the College of Surgeons, the Medical Board, the Board of Sick ano Hurt, Stc. in order to obtain his Diploma, or pafs as Surgeon or Surgeon's Mate for the Army or Navy, or the Service of the Eaft India Company. ANATOMICAL ATLAS, On Monday, the Bth of April will be publieled, No. I. printed in Royal Oaavo, of ACOMPLETE SERIES of PLATES, illuflra tire of the Anatomy of the Human Body, feledted and en graved from the molt approved Works, or from Original and Ac curate Drawings. With coocife explanations. The whole carefully arranged, corredted, and fuperintended, By ROBERT HOOPER. M.D.. . . _ . . - _ _ Refideot Phyfician to the St. Mary-la-bonne Infirmary, &e. &e. The objeet of this publication is to prefent the Student with fuels ufeful reprefentations of the different pans of the human Ludy, as 031111 enable him nut only to acquire a perfed knovtledge of their relative fituatinn, but Woof their form and minute ftrueture It may be eonfidered, In fad, as an An3tomiiml Atlas, intended to fupply him with inch information as maps and views afford the geographer and biltorian. 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