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TM. day was elegantly printad in 4to. and illuttrated with our Will Engravings, Price zila !amnia. 'THE TOMB of ALEXANDER. A DISSER• TATION on the SARCOPHAGUS brought from Alcarn etas aid now In the BM& %dem. By EDWARD DANIEL CLARKE, LL.D. Felker of Jefna. Cc Age, Cambridge. Cambridge : Printed by R. Watts, at the Univerlity Preis, fur J. Mawman in diet Poultry ; and Gad by Payne. Mews Gate. Lao. Ilan ; Might= and Barrett, Cambridge ; and Hanwrll and Parker, EDINBURGH THARMACOPIRIA. This day Wall patililaed, in a very neat Pozitet Volume, rite N. (med. a Ntvo Edition or PHARMACOMIA COLLEGII REGII ME DICORtI M KDINEU R G ENS IS. Printed for Ha and Brulfuto,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; and William Blackwood, Edinburgh; John Murray, London; and Gilbert and Hodges. Dublin. GOUT. Ms day was poblllhed. in one voL tiro. price y+. 641. boards, ADISSERTATION on the GOUT, in which the nature of that 'Eliding Difeafc is fully explained, and Its fpeedy, fah, and effectual Cure by the external application of COLD WATER is amply illuft-ated, and confirmed by a variety of origiaal sad eommunicatee Cam By ROBERT KINOLARE, M. D. Member of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh, of the Phy- Real Society of Gottingen, .1:e. • Printed for john Murray. No. 31. 'Fleet Ravi. London. MP.DICAL PRESCRIPTIONS. This day was pliiiiisedTinCieVoLme. --... 03.40, prim 71. 6d. in boards,the Third Edition. 'THESAURUS MEIMCAMINUM: a new Col. .ledlion of MEDICAL PRF.SCR PTlONS,dißributed into Twelve Class, and scconspatried with pharmaceutical and pradU. cal Remarks ; exhibiting a View of the prefect Sate of the Ma- Ulla Media and Pradtiec of Ph, fie in this snd other Countries. By a Member of the London Collie of Phyficians, and Author of a " Nadia! Synopfis of the Materia Alimentsria." London : Printed for John Murray. Fleet Rreet ; C. and R. Bald win, New Bridge ftreet ; and L B. Seeley. AverMatia•Latie. DUNCAN'S ANNALS. This day was rafted, in One Volume. Way°, with a Plate, price ca. in Naas. ANNALS of MEDICINE, fi.r the Year 1803 — a moat view of the lateft and molt important Dikoveries In bfedicine, and Melirl Philofophy. By ANDREW DUNCAN. Senior. M. D. and ANDREW DUNCAN, Jun. M.l). Veneers of the Regal College of Phyficians of P.dinhurgh. Printed for Ben and Bradfute, Edinlittrgh; and fold in London by lebn Murray; and in Dublin by Gilbert and Hodges. Of whom may be bad, complete kiln eight Vol s. oe any Vo lume feparatr, KINGLAKVs ANSWER. TO EDLIN. This eliy was poblithed. In Eve. price u. &I. A REPLY to Mr. EMAN's TWO CASES of GOUT. raid to have terminated in heath. in cnnfequcnce of the external ufe of lee and Cold Water. to which it added, in Inft4nen of the Fatal Fled& of meow-aged Gout, whit ()Vena tion*, Caution, &e. By ROBERT KlbiGl.AltE, M.D. Metitice Odle Royal an.l Medical Society of Filinborgh, of the PhySeal Society of Gettiorn, and Phyfici.in at Taunton. Laudon: Sold by John Murry, is, Fleet-Sten ; and J. Poole, Taunton. Oesiboin may be hid, by the false Aut`or, A Different= on a New Theory and Practice in the Core of Gout, five. price ye. 6J. EDINBURGH DISPFNSATORY. This day waspublillted, in Our Vol. Oclam, price at... Ad. boards, '`HE EDINBURGH NEW DISPENSA I'OkY. t. The Elcmcuts of Pharmaceutical Chemiitry. S. The Matcria Media ; Of, 1 ix Natural, Pharmaceutical, and Medical HUhuT orate diliercut 5.441411C,4 employed in Medicine. 3. The Pharmacattkal Prepar4ti.ms and Compifttions—includmg eanuekte and accurate tranflatimm ..1 the odavo edition of the Landon Pharmacop eia. publiQEd in 1791 ; Dublin Pharmacopeia pillaged is t 794; and the new Bahian of the Edinburgh Phar macopeia. pubillhed illn Muted and explained in the Lan guage. and aisosain to the principles of Modem Chen:drys with many Say and deal Tables, and fereral Copptridatts, explain ing the new fyibms of Chemical chars, al, and reprefeutiug the weft deful PheeseTc . ffluital Apparatus. Hy ANDREW IiUNCAN, Jun. M.D. Fenner of the Royal College of Physicians, and Royal Society of Edinburgh. sad illadate of the lannean Society of London. _.. . Seam/ 841116, 1 ellarga and much improved. _ . !Milbank! Pliatael 1 Dell awl Bradfute auj fW in London by labn Marray, bk. ja, flact-thves. and ill Dublin, by Gilbqt and Haagen INDIAN ARMY IN EGYPT. This day was publilhad. ui Bvo. price ye in boards, MEDICAL SKETCHES of the EXPEDITICT to EGYPT, from INDIA. By JAMES MGREGOR, Member oldie Royal College of Surgeons of London ; Surgeon to theßoyal Regiment of Horfe Gin Ms and lately Superintend ing Surgeon to the Indian Army in Egypt. * This Is a very ufefel publication, and well worthy the ferious • attention of the nanßeal body, particularly of thole Gentlemen who may be called upon to pridtife in the Wand Weft India, or any hot ellanareo."—.Uterary Journal. " Mr. MG. appears to be a diligent °braver, awl an accurate reporter of what he has feat, with little bias to doubtful (pea& or bypothetia. His work, therefore, will be read with con fide:table Interell, and will h.-reafter rutin& fume valuable docu- Runts for Illattrating the medical hiltory of Egypt, and of inter tropical ammo In general"—Medical and Chlrurgical Review for July ite4. F zs• Pu. tithed by John Murray. 32, Meet-ftreet,London. i4 - 614 - 1 7 kVtfks.. Trio day Ina publidted, in Inurvoig. Svo. price O. ;6s. la boards, - - • . uew Edition of ATREATISE on FEBRILE DISEASES; including Intertnitting. Remitting,and Continued FEVERS; Inflammation. Hx:norrhages.and the Vrofinvia ; in which an at tempt is made to prefent, at one view, whatever, In the indent Rate'of Medicine, it is requldte for the Phylkian to know, refpeet ing the Symptoms, patio, and Cure of thole Difelfes ; with Et pahnental Effays on certain rehnk Sz nptorna. on the Nature of !damnation, and on the Manner in which Opium and obaceo wit on the living Animal Body. ny A. PHILIPS WILSON. M.D. F.R.S. Ed. Fellow of the Royal College of Phyficians, Edinburgh. Tither of the 'Volumes may be had feparate, price ys. each, in boards. Pub Hiked by Cadell and Dairies. Strand; John Murray, Fleet- Street ; Cradby and Co. St.itionerb%court, ; Cal low. Crown court Prlpees-itseet. Co:. Bome/h. London ; Bell and Bradfige, Edinburgh ; and tiith,i t and HnJges, cHemisncy. Thls day was pubildted, in ftvo. price 74. in boards, AN ENQUIRY into the LAWS of CHEMI. CAL AFFINITY. By C. L. BEIVI:HOLLET. Masher of the Conferoative Senate and National Inititudon, rinbited from the French by M. FARRELL, M.D. - Printed for o )hp Murray. 32. Fleet-firm. , _ The labours of Vet have lang been devoted to the culti vation of Jamaica! ideate. He appcarcd, at an early period, as the Wroclaw of I.avoifier. and contributed to ettablint the modern lyr- Imo v o.t h e an d and dingy with which he engaged in its d fence. He baa ottlebed ft by the ditepecry of feveral important trenths and fricietj is Indabadto Mtn foram molt fueeefstul application of chemical agency that has ever. rerhdp9. been made by a relenting ehemiftooshat of the &titian of the neymoriatie acid on vegetable tolouring matter to the art of bleaching, an application by which the procclies of that art have within a few years been completely changed. The inveiligatious be has now brought forward are not left important. They are not confined to a few !titillated Ws, hut are direded to the firß principle* of the Selena! they prefent to us new views of the laws of ebemic :I affinity, and the Waivery be has antounced. if eftahlithed !n it' fWI extent, mutt materially akar ouresplanatioos of chemical phenomena. With 'itch claims of novelty and importance we dean tut apology naafi:try for giv lug tome . ttention to this W..rk. " Tin!: cpeeulationein every point of slew, are intereffir.., and nn onenill IptaiOD die fitted , re.en • g and extent of know ledge lay which they are ru r p"rir,l. - Ediaburgh Reiri,w, No. to, val.,. pirf MI HENRY HUNTER. This day am publillicd,i; two irels.Syn. price do. bearda.vrith s Portrait of the Aoth;tr, SERMONS, and other MISCELLANEOUS PIECES. By the late H RNA V HUNTER, D. D. Muffler of the Scuts Chard), London Wall. ~ To which are prefixed, A Biographical Aka of his life; Old a Ctitieal Account of hia - Wtithigst • Poblifhtgi by John Mom,. 31. Bloryftettet. London. - BIDLAKE's This day was pal;liitti,;;le; it, h;libOtti;d. the Third E4lh Lion. much improved. of A FAMILIAR INTRODUCTION to the Study of GEOGRAPHY, and to the USE of the cLpIES. Ao tended for Schools and young Perform By JOHN BIDLAKC, A. Chaplain to hit Royal Hlghnefs , lte Duke of Clarence, and Mat. _ . . . ter of the Grammar School. Plymouth. Printed fbr J. Murray, 32, rkei-Brert, London. FRENCH PUBLIC CHARACTERS. This day wu publiihed, in three vols. Isme. with Portraits. price 1 111. in boards, the third Edition of 'HE REVOLUTIONARY PLUTARCH ; ex hibiting the molt &Mainlined Chandlers, Literary, Mili tary, and Political, in the recent Annals of the French Republic. The greater pot from the Original Information of A GENTLEMAN. RESIDENT AT PARIS. ' Printed for John Murray, No 31, Fleet-Brat, l'Amdon: Sold ;No by the principal Booalcilers throughout the United Kingdona. • GALVAIIIOIM. This day 2 vols. Ivo. Uhiftrated with a Erma nomberpf . Copper plates, pram- t one gaineab boards, ELEMENTS of GALVANISM, in Theory and Predict ; with a Comprehenfive Virei of its Hiftory, from the firft aperient:omo( Galvini to the relent Time. Containing alto, Pradleal Diredions for Conitruding the Galvanic Appsyi• tus, and plain fyitionatie Inftrudlona fop performing all the va rious Experiments By C. It WDLAINSON, S. A. S. • Mendici tithe Royal College of Surgeons, and of gig 91111ofoplit cal Society of Mancbefter. &o. _ _ . _ _ Printed for John Murray, p, Fleet:ftreet,t,oo444. COURT OF LEWIS THE FOURTEErTH. This day was publiffied, in Two Vols. I ttno. price qt. in boards, T'HE DUCHESS OF LA VALLIERE ; An Hiloric.il Romance; crhibiting the wore particular cir cumflances of the LIFE and CHARACTER of this celebrated MISTRESS of LEWIS the FQURTEF.NTH ; together with various anecdotes of that gay and voluptuous Court. By the COUNTESS of Ol!NLIS. Author of Tales of the Caine. 'Adelaide and Theodote. Put?lithe.l by John Murray. 3s Flect•ftrect. London. Where may be had. latdy publibOd, I.IiTTETIO of a MAMELUKE ; containing an Warning und misfit's Pititure of the etifting lid : inners of Paris.: Two Vol.. tame. price ya. boards. GI M% This day was publifited, elegantly printed in quarto with Twenty- . two Engraving+. price ii. its. lid. in &lards, G EMS. SELEC l'El) frmn the ANTIQUE with TWA niAtioNs. * • " The oiled of this ple+fing and very elegint perfatmance Is to introduce a more familiar acquaintance with eugravett Gems. The Artilt. of the prefent Wort truly and judicjoully °braves that the private colleetions which leave been engraved are evilly and fcarce, and that ihuftratious arc futijoined to none. Thole which an here given are feleded with much mite. and engraved with putictilar elegance. All the Plata arc defcrviug of ettalmeedatioe, the httrodun to the Rudy of engraved Gems, Is mad); and chi:Beatty drawn up, and the illultrations which aeconvasay the sngravings are Medan and fatisfaelory." Bed& Critic, N0w.1804. P. 573. PoblEbed by John Murray, 32,, FlettAtyet, Loudon. MY UNCLE. This day was publilhed, in three handtome Volumes (mall svo. With Nina Caricature Engravings, Price tB.. inboard., ILIM FLANS: or, the Life and Errors of M Y UNCLE! with the Amours of Mr AUNT. Conning or Ex travaganzas and Mismares ! Nugs, Faeetin, and Triltia familiar and fublime ! with llintlrations and Obfeuridea NA - TPA OF *in intim Tido 4ay was puldilbed, elegantly printed la large 4tl. prkel3l in boards, _ _ JOHN GOTTLIEB WALTER'S PLATES of J theTtIORACIC and AIMOMINAL NERVES, reduced from the anginal. as Puhllibed by order of the Ronl Academy of Sci ences it Berlin; accompanied by coloured explanations, and a de (oriel/at of the ParVagum, Great Sympathetic and PbrenieNerves. Printedfor John Murray, No. ta, Fleet-ftreet, London. 110blnd OF ANtiVIA Ls. This day was publiihed, in oto. containing Four Engravings, - - • price 2s. NUMBER 11. of ANATOMICAL PLATES of tin BONES of various ANIMALS, drawn from Nature and trim Accurate Meafuranent. By GEORGE KIRTLAND. This Number eatitaitte the Sktletow of die-F.47lam zed Crey hound, with eoloured References, Pobiased by John Mumy, No. 3s, Fleet-Rret t, London. Of whom may be had, lately publithed, t. The FIRST Nowise of the above Work; containing the sktleton and Ages of the Horfemlthcoloured References,pricess. a. Alarge FOLIO PLATS, coloured. rem-renting the Anatomy of the Hork's Foot, price ys. By Malleurs TAO, RAO, and BOBTAIL Pub Lilted for the Benefit of his Creditors, and of ese &mild, Dilettanti, and Cognacenti in Eurnpe and elfewhere ! the whole Merrily Argot d, to issittuet the Little Philolophers at the expense of she Great Ones! To which is added, • AN ILLUMINATING INDEX ! " This Mahe modern " Philo," and fucceflively adopts all the abfurd theories in Literature, Science, and the Fine Arts, which are moil prevalent in the peek= age. His whims and re veries arc exemplified by mamas chiefly from living authors.— There tramples are inferted by way of notes, and, as May be na turally fuppufed, ferve greatly to heighten the flifrit and died of the fatirc. His fatire isdiredted wind thole whimfical and ex • travagant aberrations In Sri. nee, Literature, and the .Flue -Arts, which terve to darken coun&l by word, without underflandint— Its tendency certainly is to check that glow of imagination. which, when Indulged to eras; leads men from the (ober Inveitigation of , truth to wild and ahfurd hypothefea t which render their 'labours ufeles to the world and to the mfeives.-•Lit wary kismet; Feh. alInS • Printed for John Murray, Niss32, Fleet arca, London. STUDEN CS IN 'ANATOMY. This day was publlihed, in Ohe very clofely printed Volume, fmafl Soo. price ns in boards, the Sixth &titian of - 'THE ANATOMIST'S V - A,DE-MECUM. Con. taming the Anatomy, Phyflology, Morbid Appearances, Sec. of the HUMAN BODY ; the Art of making Ana•.omital Prelim rations, Sm. To which are added. Anatomical, Phyhological, Medial, and Surgical Qjeitions for Students. • By ROBr.R•t' HOOPER, M. D. • Fellow of the Linnzan and l.ondon Medical Societies, R elidan Phyfician to the St. Mary-la-bonne Infirmary, &e. &c. Printed for John Murray, No. 3s, Fleet-ttreet, Lembo' ; Bell and Braiifute, Edinburgh, and Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin. Tlse above Work prefents to the . Student a ufeful Anatomical Confpeaus, or Pocket Manual of Anatomy and Ployfiulogy ; in which he will hod, i. A 'hare, but accurate dcfcription of tim differest paits of the Human body, and their fundiqus. a. An en;Meratton of the ;tifeafes to which thole page are fubjedt, and the various operations of Surgery that are performed on the Human Body. 3. The method of preparing the amino parts of the Body, to exhibit their StruEture in a healthy and difeafed hate, u far u our prefent knowledge will eusb'e us. '4 A Oinfrary, or gsplauaticm Ortimprinelparrerms ufed in that Science. _ . . • 5. Such (melons as he probably will be required to , adorer at the College of gurgcons, the Medical Board, the noard of Sick and Hon, &c. in order to obtain his Diploma, or p4as Surgeon or Surgeon's Mate for the Army or Navy, or the Service of the Eaft India Company. ANATOMICAI. /mats, Oa Monday, the Bth of April will be pUblilliod a No. I. printed in Royal O tavO, of • A COMPLETE SERIES of - PI.A.TES. Mara live of the Anatomy of the Human Body, feleeted and en- graved from the molt approved Works, or from Original and Ac curate Drawings. With concife explanations. The whale carefully arranged, corneal, and fuperintended, By ROBERT HOOPER, M.D. ~ Relident Phffician to the St. Mary-la-bonne Infirmary, Etc. Re. The object of this publication is to prefent the Student with Inch ufeful reprefentations of the different parts of the human body, ai Mall enable him not only to minim a pared knowledge of their relative fituatlnn, but alto of their form'and minute Itrneture. It may be confidered, in fan, as an Anatomical Atlas, intended to (apply him with fueh information as maps and views afford the geographer and hiltorlin. Thcexpcv•five plates of Albinos, Cal deal, Chefdden, Cznikkank, Faber. Hunter, Loder, Meyer, Ss& difort, Scarps, Vic d'Asyr, Walter, Villbeng, Zinn, and manY others, have been carefully copied pr dinunifbed,, whir; their accu racy could be depended upon ; and Where ft - comic could not he had to works of undoubted &mho , ity, faithful drawhigrhaaa been made from the belt anatomical preparations,felededlnion the mu kora, of diainguilbed anatomilts, and from the author's own cal k:dim. The plates are engraved by young eras of coafiderable iniuftry and talent, and in many initances it will be found that they not only cacce.l the original., both in beauty and corrednefs, but are fuperior to any that have yet been executed. • Printed for John Murray, Fleet (trete . • Cuthill and Martin, Middle-row, Hilborn, I Andnn ; Bell andßradfutc, Edinburgh, and Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin. KIRTLAND'. A NATOMICAL. PLATES. • • . This day vras publifited, to isnot. price ss. fewed, ANOOMICAL PLATES of the BONES and n• T MUSCLES, of the Extremities of the HUMAN BODY, with explanatory Maps. By T. KIRTLAND, Anqoatical Draftfman. Publithed by John Murray, No. 32 ' Fket-Rrbet, London. . Of whom may be had, . _ _ _ . _ r. Anatomical Plates'of the Bone* and Murcia. diminithed from ni Albinua--accompaed by Esplaoatory Maps. For the MC dtitu dcno.. The sd Edition, price 7a. . . _ _ a. Abatomical Platestoi the rthuracle and Abdominal Vircera— amrompsnied by explanatory Maps. For the ore of Students, ss. • j. The Blood-Vail' of the Mahan Head,'tos. 6d. 4. The Blood-Veffels of the Arm, to& 6d. • S. The Blood.Vcfrds of the Thigh, tose6d. 6. A Map of the Human Ear, s s. I. A Diagram of the Eye, 3s. & The Blood-Veircis of the Whole Body.il. is. 9. Bones and Murcia of the Human Body, 4to. in Numbers, each as. 6d. to Bones and Mufcles of the Extremities of the Human Body, gnus°, ys. I. Thirty Plates of the Cow Ph and Small Pox, 31. 3s. ts. Anatomical Plates of the Bones of various Animals, 4to. in Numbers, each IL 13. The Anatomy of the Hodes Foot, one PlAte, coloured ys._ PARLIAMNTARr PROCEEDINUS. HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY. MARCH si. Ceunfel were further heard, and at conliderable lenprh, relative to the Scot. Appeal, Rochied o. Kinloth, Bart v".z. Mr. Eribinc, in continuation, on behalf ache Appellant ; and Mr. Clark, In part, on the fide of the Acfpondent. The farther hearing war de ferred till to-morrow. Tbe bearing of • andel was temporarily adjourned, for the pur pole of the - Royal Alfaut being given by Commilßon to the Ma rble Mutiny HID, to• Lord John Thrift's Indemnity, and to fix Naturalisation Bills. The Lords CommifSimers were, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Havikefbury. and Lord Vir:sifiiighans. The BUIE upon the table were forwarded in their refpeeive Rages. Among dee, the Exchequer Bills Bill, the &hilt Sugar Duties Drawback, he Spirits WarehouGng. and the following frith Finance Bills, viz. the Stamp Duties, Pottage Rates, Excite Duties, Malt Tax, Cullom Duties Drawback. and the iriih Expiring Laws Bills, were feverally read a fecond time. Mr. ALEXANDER brought up from the Commons the Irith Pro miffory Notes, and the frills Sugar Bounty Bills, which, together with a few Private Bills, irefented by other Gentlemen, were read s Brit time. Mr. lam NO, Infpecctor-Genrral of the Curtoms, prefented an Account of the Imports of Great Britain, for eighteen years, end ins nth January, tBos. Mr. Myr ruin, from the Treafury, prefeated an Account of the public expenditure for the lilt year, and of the unfunded Debt on the nth of January ha. Mr. Yonne, from the Cuftom Hoare preened certain Ac counts minting to the Trade and •liseigar;ao of Great Britain dl. retied to be annually laid before Parliamerki mid certain accounts wn.p...f..nted from the foft Mike —There Accounts were few rally_ordered to lie on the Table..—Adjourned. HOUSE of COMMONS. The Houfe haring attended the - Hook of Lords, purfuant to a &names by the Ulher of the Black Rod, the SPTAKFR on thcir return, informed them that the Royal Affent had bee n given' by Commillion to the Marine Mutiny, and Lord J. Tbynnes laden- Mr. Jonmsox, from the Chief Secretary's Office In Ireland, pre rented an Account of the IriOa 61. per Cent. Duties.—Ordcral to lie on the table. Mr. ['vino, from the Cullom, In Scotland, prefented an Ac wont of the Exports and Imports to and from Scotland ; and alto of all Arrears and Balances in the hands of the Cummilfionen.— Orgereclto Ile on the table. Mr. HUSKISSON prefented an Account of the public Expendi. tore for the laft yrar —:/rdarcel to de on the table. . Similar Recounts with thofe from Scotland were prefented fmm the Commiffioners of Wham in England, and difpofed of in the fame manner. Mr. STAVELLY from the PoR Office. prefented an Account of 'the Arrears and lialinces in the hands of the llolkpaiters General. 'tip to the sib of January, igos —Ordered colic on the table. l'he Cifancelama of the &en aquae moved, that there be laid before the Hoek an Accoun- of all Sums to be paid in dif charge of the rum of 9ta,4031. ftated in the Sib Report of the Com mittee of Finance to be due from John Fordyce, Efq. late Receiver General of the Crowd Lands in Scotland. and . A copy of the proporals made by him in:he Lords or his Majef ty's Treafury, fbr the liquldadon of the Lid debt.—Ordered. The St. Pancras Workhoufe Bill was ordered to be read a fr ond tftne op Wednefday neat, after a Mort eouvcrfation between Mr. Byng and Mr. Calcraft. Mr. YOUNG brought up an Amount of the . number of Ships and their Tonnage employed In the. Sla- Tra4e !or ; Ita:od c.frtlered to lie on the table. MIDDIASIX 4LECTIOd. Mr. THORNTON then role, purfuant to his no tice lalt night, for the purple of fixing a day for the Midcflefex ballot. He was anxious, he faid, that no time fhourd be loft. He had been looking at precedents relative to this fubjea, and found that an interval of 37 days was in general the pradice, from the day cf prefenting the Petition to that of making the ballot, but fometimes more, fometimes leis. On this occafion there were feveral reafons that induced him to take a flintier period. The felSon was far ad vanced, and did not admit of much room for delay, and by far the majmity (lithe voters betides had al ready been canvalfed very lately, which would leave only a few fubjeet to any new invefligation—a num ber, he thought, not exceeding a few hundreds. He wifhed, however, at the fame time, to confult the conveniency of the Houk, and was ready to f, d to their opinion. He concluded by propofing the 23.1 of April as a proper day for the ballot. Mr: FOX Was Of opinion that the time propofed by the Honourable Gentleman was too limited, as there ought not only to be a fufficient interwal be tween the petition and the delivery,pf the lifts, but all* the neceifary time between the delivering of the lids and the ballot, fur the purpufe of eratnining them, and framing the objeaions. Mr. THORN FON fuggetied thatten days might be fufficient for that purport,. Mr. FOX f.tid, that this would render the deli very of the Lids necefFary on the 13th, which was too fhort a period, he thought, for making up the lifts. 'At any rate, the 23d was the moll hopelefs day the Honourable Gentleman could have thought of (alluding to the Windfor Indallation on that day.) He could have wither! the Honourable Member to have taken op both days together. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER thought from the fmsll number of the voters Ulu re mained to be canvatled the time propofed would be fufficient. To which Mr. FOX replied, that not only the numbers, but the ciicumfiances of the voters were to be confideted. Mr. CREEVEY contended that not only prece. dents, but reafon and the nature •of the thing, !S -quired a longer time, and [hated that in the cafe of the former &dim), the day of the ballot, after hay ing been :fixed, bad been farther put of by 24r. Nein waring. • Mr. IIIORNTON then moved, that the ballot be fixed for the 25th of April. • On the rptedion being put, Mr. CREEVEY propofed as an amendment, that the 9th of Maybe fubllituted for the 25th of April, on which a divifion was called for, and the gallery cleared. The original motion, however, was carried with out a dividon ; and on our return to the gallery, we found the Speaker putting the quellion relative to the exchange of thelids, which, after form convert's tion between Mr. Fox and Mr. Thornton, was fixed for the 15th of April. WAYS AND WAN', . _ The Houfe having refolved itfelfinto a Committee upon the Ways and Means, The CHANCELLOR of .the EXCIIEQITER rote, and (poke_ to the following effect " In confequence of• the determitnition 'of the Houfe'to rejeft the Bill iMpofing a tax upr.n Horfes ufed in Hufbandry, and the vacation with refpelt to the Salt Duty, it has become neceffary to fuggett fome other form of taxation, as a fubttitute for thefe propofitious. The extent of the produce of thefe fources of revenue may be thus dated :—For the 'Salt Duty, 30,0001. for . the Duty on Hodes ufed in Hufbandry, 320,0001. Tie total 400,0001. ' " It is not eat), to find new fubjees of taxation competent to produce fo large a Cum ; and I have, therefore, keen obliged to have recourfe to a more numerous catalogue of articles than I thould have walled. The rates, however, I (hall (Omit to the Houfe, are confined to two grand fources of national fupply, the Cullom' and the Excife ; and I (hall ap ' ply my obfervations, in the Grit lull:ince, to the lat ter. I propofe upon Glafs an addition of sol. per cent. upon the Excife. It now pays, according to the different qualities, eight !billings and two-pence, twenty4our !hidings and fix-pence, and thirty.two (billings and eight-pence per hundred weight.' This, I expect, will produce 80,6001. a Bricks and tiles have appeayed to me capat t le of bearing an additional impofition. They pay at pre fent five !hidings per thoufand. I propofe to add ten. pence; and I expect that the refult of this will 'be the produce of about 37,0001. Gentlemen are aware that there are already allowances upon tiles ufed in drains, and in other departments of agriculture, and the fame indulgence is intended to be granted w i t h refpee to the further burthen now fuggefted. Auc tions hale appeared capable likewife of (Whining an additional weight. The prefent tax is fix-pence in the pound Reding upon climes, and ten-pence upon goods. I defign to augment the former one-firth, and the latter one.filth, and the acquifition to the re venue from this fource, I apprehend, will amount to nt,oool. Upon coffee, which is lets effential to the lower chiles than many other articles• of beve. rage, I propofe to add fixpence to the prafent rate. and the refult in favour of the national income I ex ped to be zB,oool. There are two other articles which may be ranged under the clafs of luxuries. I mean cyder and perry, which have not been tared in their due proportion : they will very well• hear ten .(billings per hogfizead, and the tax will y irid :about t 6,0001. A limn addition on vinegar w;:l fupply t r,oool. and by doubling the duty on g( and filver wire, we ( b all obtain 5,0001. making the whole produce under the various articles from the Excite .z 07,0001. " The next foarce to which I fhall advert, is that I firft named, the Cullom'. On Bate and (tone, on which there is a duty when it is carried coaftwife. I (honld with to impofe an additional tax of zo per cent. This is intended as a fort of counterpoife tol the further charge on brick .3nd tiles, under the head of Excise, and.l expect only to derive from it 4.4001. A further fum of 22,00 cl I calculate will he obtained from an additional ten per cent. upon iron, barilla, turpentine, and, upon certain other articles, which it is not, perhaps, at this time necef fary to detail. But for the principal fource of revenue from this head of taxation, I would recommend two i and a half per cent. in addition to the ftibli fling dutie:. upon all other goods imported ; from which we may ,obtain 176,0c01. Ido not pretend to give thefe with glut accuracy, but the ellimate will be found to DISSECTIONS. This day was publithed, in one clotely printed volume, tatuo. price 3s. in boards, . THE - J,ONDON DISSECTOR ; er a a Compen dium of Pradtleal Anatomy : containing a Detcription of the Murcia+, Veffels, Nerre,s, and Vircera of the Haman Body, as they appear on Diffedion ; with dirodionsfor their dentonftration. , By a MEMBER of tbe ROYAL COLLEGE.of Surgeons. " This will be found a war/ :ireful guide to the Medea: in the profecutlou of his anatomical refearche,s. • ft is fuperior to other works of a limilar kind mil estent, in &lathing not the pus'eles merely, but the various parts, blood vdTers, nave% &c. as y tome into view twat; the knife of the diffeaor. A knowledge of the relative fltuation of parts is thus acquired : a point of the Mt magnitudeto the praCtical forma. As the chief Intention of the wort is to teach the art of dilfe.iing, the mufeles are demon- Rrated In their order of Amnion, which in the only method that can big purfued in gEtual diffedlion."-Midical and Cbirurgicid Review, t 804, vol. p. 62: Putllthed by John Murray, 3a, FleetAreet, London. DISEASES OF THF. BONES. This day was pubiliked, in vols. tiro. price rss.ln board., THE L ECTURES of. the celcbrated BOYER upon the DISEASES of the BONES, arranged into a Syi teniatic Treatife. By A. itIOHELAND. Proftfor of Anatomy and Phy4ology, and principal Surgeon to ths Nordson Hufpital at Paris. . . Trenflated ftanitheirearit,bi M. FARRELL, M.D. " The Author of dick Lectures (Boyer) Is a diftinguifited Pro feifor.ef airurgical Pathology, as wen asa pradifng Surgeon ; and the Editor of them (Eieherand) is not lds celebrated by his Play ilological-Writings. Freon the united exertions of two Perrone thus eminene in their rerpedive deitinatiutis • as teachers and prac titioner**, we naturaliy espeded a work which ihould exhibit a emnprchenfive and' accurate view of the various morbid condi tions of the Battey Structure, which should, at the fame time, point out the belt modes of treatment, and he oecalionally interfperfed with ne w and original fads and ebfervations. On perufing thefe Ledares, it is but JOIN to Rate, that there expectations have not been difappuinted, and•we think the •Franfiator his been ufefully I employed in turning them into Englifts..—Bridfit Critic, Feb. tilos Fuhlithed by John Murray, 32, Pleet-ltreet„ London.