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He would be happy to know to whom he is indebted foe the Bank Note. AT a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of I—l. the MASTER TAYLORS, held nt the Queen's Head Tavern, Holborn, on Wednefday, December 31, Lk°, DEDICATRD TO THE LATE LORD-MAI-IR, ' This day was publithed, the Third Edition, price in. WAR proved to be the REAL CAUSE of the PRESENT SCARCITY, and of the cabman, High Price of every Article of Confumption: with the only RADICAL REMEDIES. 'Mr. SMITH in the Chair, WANTED to PURCHASE (with a Profpett of early Prcfentation) a LIVING in Hants, Berke, or Surry, from 3001. to sod. per Annum. The neighbourhood of Reading would be prefered Addrefs A. B. C. Poit-ollice, Hartford-Bridge, or Printing °flee, High-ftreet, Oxford. The following Refulutions were entered into t. Refolved unanimouily, That it is the determination or' this Committee, that immediate Profeeudons be commenced againft all Mager Taylors, for a Combinadon, who have, and now are, giving the prefent Adsrance of Wages of 3os. per Week to the Journeymen, contrary to the preterit exifting Law. 1. Refolvcd unanimoutly, That Profecutions be immediately commenced alto againft Journeymen Taylors, for their illegal combinations, in demanding more wages than by Law allowed ; and that thele Refolutions be carried into effedt in the melt expeditious manner. 3. Refolved, That Letters alto be lent to thole MafterTay lors who have been guilty of the above offence, warning them of their danger:—the Committee having taken legal advice on the above Refolutions. _ _ By ROBERT WAITHMAN, Common Councilman of the City of London % While thus the land, adorn'd for pleafure all, In barren fplendoar feebly waits its fall; While fcourg'd by famine, from the fmiling laud. The mournful peafant leads his humble baud; And while ho finks, without one arm to rave, The country blooms—a Garden and a Grave !' Go LDIIMITIL THEATRE-ROYAL, CQVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, January 3, 18oi, will be prefented a Comedy, called THE SCHOOL FOR PREJUDICE. After which (ph time) the New Pantomime of HARLEQNI/•PS TOUR. This Evening—The Merchant of Vallee; with Hark quin's Tour. CHAPEL HOUSE, OXFORDSHIRE. r EOS. KNOWLES HOLMES begs leave rt i o Inform the Nobility, Gentry, and others, that be his taken and entered on the above Inn, and laid in a Rock of the choicelt Wines and Spirits of every kind, which, with the aria order and attention he is determined ever to obferve, humbly hopes will gain him the patronage and fupport not ou l / 2 , of thole Ladies and Gentlemen who have hitherto frequentd the laid Inn, but of tin Publicist general. He affures them no czpcnce or exertion Mali be wanting on his part to render the accom modations of Chapel Haufe equal to its fituatlon. ( Y Neat PoR Chaifes. London : Printed for J. S. Jordan, No. z 66, Fleet-ftreet. Of whom may be had, price as.6d. The BATTLE of MARENGO, or the CAMPAIGN of ITALY, by the Army of Referee under the Command of Genera BONAPARTE. Tranflated from the French. 4. Refolved, That there Rigolotions be publifhod in all the daily Papers. Signed, by Order of the Committee, J. MULLETT, Sec. This day was publithea, MEETING OF THE MASTER TAYLORS. 0 SANS SOUCI. vel A u thority of the Right Hoc. Ow Leas CIAMIIMAIN, IS PRESENT EVENING, January 2 w m be prefettud at SANS SOUCI, Leiecita•Ploce, Lti a ft es .kare, an Eatertainmeat, entirely Ncw, called THE CAKE-HOUSE. A GENERAL and PUBLIC MEETING of 41 the MASTER TAYLORS *EI be Mid out MONDAY EVENING NEXT, at Sit o'Cloek preelfely, at the Freeraafons' Tavern, Great Queen-ftreet, Lincedn't.lno.Plelds • where the attendance of every Matter Taylor in London, iireftminfter, Southwark, and Places adjacent, is earneftly requetted. to take into confideration the Pate of their 'indent Bill now iwod iog in Parliament, and other important bawds By Order of the Committee, J. MULLEVT, See. Admillion—One In Two Volumes, liva anbcffifhed with 6o elegant Portraits of the different Tzan, and a Map of kuffia, price aa Itt . beards, HISTORY. of RUSSIA from the FOUNDA TION of the MONARCHY to the Acceton of CA THARINE the SECOND. Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs : PART I. Rte. Dregs and his Villa. Rec. Agreeable Company. song. •Perpetual Youth. Song. *Love and Reafon. Rec. Conjugal tete a tete. Rec. A Receipt to =Wives. gong. 'Lotteryof Wedlock. Song. *The Poet and paper. Rec. A Trial of Patience. Ret. it Maitre& Dank. soog. *Anna, Ann, Neu, Nance, Song. The Grand Ballet. and Nancy. PART 11. Ree. The Captain and the Poet. Rm. The Club. Song. 'Brother Jack. Song. The Thing, the. Kick Rec. Sailors. and the Go. Song. 'Filial Love. Rec. The Mefs. Rec. A return of Reafon. Song, !jack at Gmeawicla ion. The Sweets of Love. Rec. Mere Plotting. Song. Great News. PART By WILLIAM TOOKE, F. R, S. Member of the Imperial Academy of Sciences : and of the Free (Economical Society of St. Petesiburgh. Printed fir T. N. Longman and 0. Rea, No. 39, Atter. noßer-row. Of whom may be had, lately publißed, by the fame Author, I. The LIFE of CATHARINE IL Emprefs of Ruffia.—: Embellillied with F.leveu elegant Portraits; a View of the famous Statue of Peter the Great on the day of its difelofure to the Public; a Vicw of the Fortrcfa of Schuffeiburgh ; and a correct Map of Ruffia. The Fourth Edition, with confider able improvements. In Three Volumes, octavo, price 11.45. is !muds. This day Was publilhcd,pricc ss. • - -- - A LETTER, addreiteil to JOHN WHITE 3. MORE, Efq. M. P. Member of the Committee of the Houk of Commons on the Coal Trade. Pointing out the In policy of the propored meafure of obtaining a Supply of Coal from tie Manufaduring Dana* to the Metropolis; the Caeca of the High Price of Coal, and the means of an imme diate and continued Redudtion of Price. 2. VIEW of the RUSSIAN EMPIRE, during the Reign of Catharine the Second, and to the Clofe of the prefect Cen tury, &c. &c. Containing an accurate Defcription of the G. veroment, Manners, •Cuitoms, Religion, Extent, Boundaries, Soil, Climate, Produce, Revenue, Trade, ManufaCtures, Ste. &:. of the fcveral Nations that compote that extenflise Empire. In Three large %slums, llvo. price tl.7s. boards. By HENRY GREY MACNAB, M. D. London : Printed and publiihed by V.Grißitha, Paternotter-row. This day was publiled, price 3s. Rec. Honcft Caleb. Rec. The Two Dot: bars. Song. Highgate Probation. Song. • The Canary Bird. Rec. The Semen's Head. Rae. Bits and Scraps. Song. Another Cup and tins.— Song. *Echo. Rec. Which is the way to Rte. The Coup de Grace. Visas: ? Song. The Union. Song. •A Little! Tic whole is written, and competed, and will be !Pam, lung and aceomisnied lig Mr. DIBDIN. Boles se—Area 34. —Gallery as. Seers to be opened at Sean o'Clock. The Performance to kn at Elgin. Pierer for the Boles to be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Muse Wareleonfe. Leiceftcr-Plue„ Leicefter-fquare; where may 1$ had the. ow in the Entertainments of Sans Said ; the Novel if Hannah Hewit ; the Younger Brother; the Hillery of the Sage, complete, In Ore volumes, and every other article fpe filed in his Catalogue. The fangs marked thus (*) are puhlifhed. On Monday nest will be publiihed, " Another Cup and then!" Sans Soul will continue open Mondays, Thunder', and Saturdays, dining the Sadao. TN 34th night of the Cake-Houfe will be on SaturelaY• auk ill Monday, the Goole and GfiaLToll. .• •• 17 on COUNT ROMFORD'S • • all OTHER STOVES, dee. by his MNESITY'r T ROYAL LEITERS PATENT. principles o f this Invgntlon are to prevent the heat of the fire going up the chimney, the du* dying into the room, the chimney from (molting, and to reduce the ea"fonsption of fuel ; two Stoves are not to be produced that will aford fo much heat ; there cold, chilly drafts, fo unpin intly felt at the opening of a dour, and m deftrudtive to many. contlitutions (fee Count Reenford'e 4th Effay on Fire Places, form 305 and 313). vs effeetually prevented; and to thole fa sallies who have adopted the Count's principle, it is particularly recommended to infpolt them They are alto calculated for Churches, Gentlemen's halls. sad awry fituation where much heat is required at little expeoce. G. and H. STRATTON being the patentees, they are to be bai onl y ( 62 r may money) at. their enanufldlory, near the Magdalen, Maekider's-road ; *and, by their appointment, at Seddon's Upholkery Ware-rooms, Dove:sting, Piccadilly, where may be rem in ufe, the Patent Antifueliit and Strain- Neilsen, and a large affortment of the mo* complete kitchen asps, witk boilers and ovens, bitehen furnisure, Mc. the bat attired to bake bread. &e. dot - THE OLD CHESTER COACH removed hem Se Golden Cuts, Chuang Crete, to.dut wnrre HORSE INN,FETTER-LANE, LONDON. tuft whiatee fob oat every Monday. Wedneday, and Itiday afternoons. w 7hree eeCloek,tlutough Coventry, Birmingham, and Wool vedmultreni by the name of the Chefter Telegraph, and re- Mum bons the Withe Lyon, Chefter, every bloaday, Wednef day, and Friday Evenings, at fix o'Cleek, lighted, and with a Guard. who goes the whole journey through. This Coach gang out from the White Hoek, cant at the Crofs Ketr. Weed-fine, Cheapfide, where Patin/gra and Parcels are regularly booked. The Proprietors Satter thanfelves, that the Situation of the White Hark and Crofs Keys Inas will be found very convenient to their Commercial Friends, and I Wore tbent that the utmoll attention and regularity than be ob *la far the early delivery of Panels both in town and country. JOHN PAUL, Chiller. JOHN TURNER, Newport. VUNN, Birmingham. N. DRAYSON, Danchurch, 1140. SWEATMAN, St. Albam JOHN ROBERTS, London. 'rho wilt not be oscountable for any Pittenger's touige, Box, Tent's, hard, Package, or other Article above 51. value, It loft or damaged, ealefa marred as fuck at the above Offices, and paid for aceseglegly. • Families to any number, as weß u fingk Gentlemen can be accommodated at the White Horfe Inn equal to the full Hotel in Londom—janeary 4. 'Sol. CAPITAL NAVY AND OTHER TIMBER FREES. TO BR SOLD IT AUCTION, At the Golden Lion Inn, in Hankon, in the County of Devon, on Tuefday the 2;th day of January, Sitar, al three o'clock In the Aftern oon . in (=dry Loin by Oral= at the High Court of Chancery, ()NE Thomfand. Eight Hundred and Twelve exceeding fine large OAK, ASH, ELK and LIME 1 LMBLIt TRPEA, the prindmil part Oak and Mb, of very !argc dimenfioas, with their Lops, Tops, and Hark, se they fluid numerically marked on the Pilate, of J.l'. R. Mat- V001)' Erg. in the Pa - glues of Calyton, Widwnwhy, South. kW , ' and Upotte m, 111 the Caioney tif Deno; &odder'', le Dorfetfitire; s e Ilemeelbeftise, melee 1* dlltancer of the tourer of Azedelhae, Hooker. Cheek eel Taunton. The Urge* Timber is not more than from 3 10 10 trilho diltant Irom Lyme and Seaton, where it may be Ihtp oed. Printed Acroonts of she Lots.defetipsire of their fituatialloi ay be bad of Mr. Thiamin White. of A*ays and Samoa; fo at the place of Sale the Tenants of dik`r refpriltive Eames itl OW" the Timber; and Particulars may be bad all apptl- Rion to Mr. Warty, Solicitor, Nev. lan, LowSoo ; or t. IL Deed, Lakleiveyor, AIM/4M 1 ..E1401411114 LOTTERY. &sins Drawing the id of March doz. THE SCHEME CONTAINS s Prizes of L. 3 0 , 00 0 $ 20,000 3 10,000 4 51000 6 2,000 10 . 1,000 16 •--. 300 54 too too 5 is 17,t00 18 Half a Million of Money Sterling in prizes. Part of the Capitals will be determined as under : Firft-Drawn Ticket nth Day Z. to,ooo Ditto 29th Day 20,C00 Ditto 33d Day 30,000 Ditto 40th Day 2,000 The Prises of this Lottery will he paid at the anal time in full Reding money, without any dftcount or &dui:lion. WICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are felting at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in England, Scotland and Ireland. And the Prizes paid on demand. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket £. 17 o o Half Brs o Eighth S 4 6 Quarter 4 8 0 Sixteenth x 2 6 ••• Perfons in the country may be fupplied with Tickets or Shares the fame as if prefent, by fending Pod Office Orders, good Bills, Call:, or Bank-notes, to any Lieenfed Lottery °Mee. ENGLISH LOTTERY. 1413.4, CORNHILL. r r BISH returns his grateful Thanks for the • numerous Payouts he has received, and thinks it a ditty he owes the Public ?as .m f the Cortraters smith Government Lettety), to acquaint them that ENGLISH will rife gradually from now to the Drawing therefore fuck of his Friusida as intend having Tickets or Shares in the earning Lottery, will at prudently to make an ealy purchafe. The Scheme is univerfally approved, and abounds with numerous Capitals, feme of them To judrcioully arranged as to keep the Wheel rich, and :Isms. chance for SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS Ta be gained by a bugle Ticket. 'Me Prizes of . the Engli6 tate4r, be pad at the dual tigpe s in full Baling money, purittioat rat iiircaust. Perron. In the Couatry, who with to have TICItaTS or SRA/ s, may he (applied, by (coding Polk-Office erdcrs good Bills, Bank Notes, or Cal, to the old-eftablillted Othie, Nn. 4, CORNHILL, LONDON; Where Tkkets and Shares are felling In great variety : and all Dunn& Ia the Public Funds traafafted with fidelity and dig. patch, by T. 81134, aracic-IfitoKr.a. STATE LOTTERY. FOR. ace. ambit drawing 2d of . Viorett, 2801. THE TICKETS are kilt( and divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths and Sisteenths by HAZARD, EURNE and Co STOCK &toms, At their State Lottery Office, Na 93, under the Royal Is change, London, and no where ege OA their account. This day was publithed, Price Halfw-Crown, TIOMESI IC UNION, or LONDON AS IT SHOULD BE!! containing OlicavATtoNs on the pre fent State of the Municipality of LONDON; with Hints for its Extenfion and Improvement ; together with Remarks on the Weft India Docks in the Ilk of Dogs;--the Wapping Dodo ;—the Projeds for improving LONDON BR1DOC: and for making a New leen Batons acrofs the Tit saes ;—the Canal an the South Side of the River, and the kraal Ncw Streets under prefent Contemplation. By the Aursioa of the PORTENTOUS CLORE. " Populous Cities pknfe nu then, " And the bufy Horn of Men." Printed for J. Walter, Chariarcrofs ; and foldby J. Sewell, in CornbilL TO MERCHANTS, BANKERS, &e. . This day was publifhcd, price One Shilling, New-INIMNTILD TABLEg of INTEREST, upon One Small Cud, that will lay in a Pocket Book ; fhewing the In. tereft on any hum, for any Number of Days, at five per Cent. Bdng the molt fimple and candle method of [lading Intcreft ever offered to the public. By THOMAS BAIRD. London : Printed and fold by A. and J. Black and H. Parry, Leadenhall-greet ; and to be bad of all Stationers and Book fellers in the United Kingdoms. [Entered at Stationers.Haff) l'he utility of thcfe Tables will be obvious on the Brit in fredion to any one acquainted with the SA rule* of Arithme tic • and, when the imereft is required upon a great number of Bills of different value and dates, half the ufual time of Gifting the amount by the common method. by this may be fared. This dal was publlfted, Price zs. or zos. 61 fora Dunn Copies, SIX LECTURES on the CIiURCIi CATE CHISM, intended for public or private Inftruaion ; more particularly appropriated to the Sundays in Lent. ay. the Rey. SAMUEL GI.ASSE, D. D. Ardor of Wanftead, In Erre:, and Chsplain in Ordinary to Majcfty. Printed for R and C. Airington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard; fold alto by J. liatchard, N 0.173, Piceadill y. Of wkom may ►be had, by the fameAmbor A COURSE, or LECTURES on the HOLY FESTIVALS; with pradtical Remark/ on each. and Exhortations to a more dcvout and folemn Obfervance of them. La one Volume Svo. price in boards 7s. FIZSENT PUCE OF SH•REI : Half - o Eight's - Lg 4 6 Qu arter - 4 S 0 Sixteenth - z 6 Ail Shares fold at this Office will be /tamped agreeable to et of Parliament, and alts with the Crown, and round it Hazard and Co.'s LOttery Office. Letter% soft-paW, duly anfwertd, and Schemes gratis. 'V Orders, accompanied with short-dated Bills on London, or Poll-Oillee Orders, pundually attended to ; and to prevent tniftskas as well as delay, Correfpoudents are requefted to tranftnit them by poit. Bans, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their fevcral 4n naities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all Kind of Govern ment Securities, bought and fold by Commiffion. ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY. Tickets and Shares are ce Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. at 1-11 , - their liceufed State Lottery Offices, No. 104, the Corner of Bank-Buildings, CornhiU, No.*, oppofite the King's Mews, Charing-Crofs, London, and at Norwich ; where the follow ing Capital Prizes have been fold and Stared its the laft and two preceding years: LAST STATE-LOTTERY. The Firft -drawn Ticket, 26th Day, 26,1V3 - In a Half, a Fourth, and two Eighth shares, L. 36.18 No. 35,94, In Two Fourths, Two Eights, and Four Sixteenths L 2 0 ,000 25,1t5, In Owe Fourth, one Eight, and Ten Silteesu6s - - impost 9,915, Ina Half, a Fourth, an Eighth, and Two Sixteenths - - 50: 00 . 44,165, In a Half, Two Eighths, and Four Six teenths - - 41000 1543 8 . In Butte' Sixteenths - 2.000 • 14,755, In a Half, a Fourth, an Eighth, and Two Sixteenths - - - 2,000 scats, In One Fourth, Two Eighths, and Eight SuRCC/Ith/ - - spa* 45,661, In a Half, a Fourth, an Eighth, and Two Slineenths 1 4 000 8,148, In a Fourth, Three Eighths, aid Sit Six teenths . . - x,OOO 54,303, In a Half, a Fourth, an Eighth, and Two Sixteenths - 1 PO 114,120, In a Kill, Three Eighths, and Two Sixteenths - - 1 ,000 , IN W/1011 TICEITI. No. e 9,494 - £. 10 , 000 NO. 18,0 3 0 - Ll,OOO 29,444 . 10,000 47,130 - 1,000 1 1.223 - 10,000 19,911 - 1,000 , 2 0 4,7 - S POO 12,919 I 1.000 10011 - 5,000 11494£ - 1,000 42.616 - 5,000 24.648 • 1,000 1 3,794 - 0,000 AUo, Lottery, 1791, 11,897, - In Sixteen inasentths - 0.304/0 And in Lotteries Spot the Year :767, apt _ Bleijortion d Capital Prises too somerous to It ionsaoso si, Osoiansany ma Oh all ad, Purehafe, as 'rickets ma apes mdse. Mt Draw*, !Oka eggipill it PROFESSIONAL AND MERCANTILE EDUCATION. juft publiihed, Price ys. in Boards, and ornamented with a line Engraving of the Seminary, OUTLINES of a PLAN of INSTRUCTION, adapted to the varied purpoles of Attlee Life ; having an equal view to the formation attic Schohir, the Merchant, and the Gentleman. To which Is added, a detailed View of the Syllem of Studies, Connuercial and Profdfioi.al,Moral Manage ment, Dircipline, and Internal Rclubtlons, adopted in the Li terary and Commercial Sernii:ary By the Rev. SAMUEL CARLOW, At Mansfield, Nottinghamfhire. Sold in London, by J. Johnfon, St. Paul's, Church-yard, and by all Bookfellers in tbc Country. The above Seminary has been patronized from the three die commencement in 1738, to Its patient period of fuccefs, by Li terary and Commercial charasnen of the fiat ri.fpcdtablilty in the counties of York, Nottingham, Warwick, Ike. and alai by Merchants of eminence in Portugd, to whom referente may be made, through the medium of their conneelione in Loodon,-. It is founded upon there bread principles which pretest to the fubl& a fckeine of Education, which Solicits the nrideft (*v einy of all who are interefted in dinovering the means of ade quate and varied initrudion for young people totesided for Pro idEunal or Mercantile Life. In regard to Numtper,it combines the ref's:dive advantages of public and private Tultion--equany Securing that minute attention to the Temper, Charader, and Literature of each Pupil, which a very extended number can not allow ; and the acentifitioo of that manly and courageous fpirn, for which a very limited number peeking no adequate add. With a view to the latter objet!. a (yam of Cr:inmate kAercifes is purfued, under the immediate guidance of the fu puintendant, which, united with the healthinefs of the atoa tion, the generous treatment, and liberal accommodations Of the Pupils, has proved Singularly propitious in eitablithing the principles of health, arength, and :oaten'', in a regular and well Supplthal fuccelLort of Pupils from the Mercantile and opulent enact of the community.—An extender and increafing Maim including a Plailpfophical Apparatus, fee. dee. is citable's(' it the Seminary, in order to call forth, and gratify, that fpldt it cu ridgy and inquiry, the wife management of which is of ca n tialenoment in the formation of intelligent and tafefel charade's. The Terms, when compared with the eitenfive advantages conned& with the plan, arc moderate, and may be learned, by applying to the fuperititendant, who is daftant, In the Claffical Line of his employment, and in the Bella Lettres, &c. b a Clergyman of the Eltablithed Church; In the Ca Languages, by a Native of Paris; and In the Mathematical Department, ies by a palm &ap proved csidevrosazta. 'T`HE MII.LENNIUM, a SATYRIC POEM ; with ' j Notts ' Explanatory and Ckaraderiftle—Among others the followin g diftingulthed Perfonages are introduced in tlis Poem : The King, Mr. George Chalmers, The Attorney-General, Dr. Laurence, Lord Eldon, Mr. Windham, Rev. Mr. Wakefield Bonaparte, Dr. Pritilley, Lord Grofvenor, Mr. canning, Sir William Stott, , Bithop of ILlandaff, Duke of Clarence. Mr. Sheridan, Lord Auckland, Mr. Pitt, Lord Mu/grave, Mr. Fox, Earl of Exeter, Mr. Wilberforce, Lord Kenyon Mr. Burke, Lord WeftmCirelanst. Mr. Godwin, Mr. Dobbs, Tom Paine, Count Rumford, Rev. 'Omuta% Scott, The late Dr. foltp&o, Mr Justice Pye Mr. Tierney, The Lord Pyb w, Mr. Grattan, Dr. Vincent, Dr. Garnett, Lord Maeartney, Peter Pinder, Lord Malmelbury, Mr. Corry, 1)r. Herfehel, King David, &c. &c. Printed for Carpenter and Co. Old Broad-ftrect; Murray and Highley, Fleet-area ; and T. Hurft, Paternolter.row ; by • whom will thortly be publithed the Second and Third Cantos of the tkme Poem. TABES DORSALIS, AND THE DISEASES QF THE SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, ac PRACTICAL ESSAYS and REMAKES, cu the TARES • DORSALIS. This day were publifhed, Price ss. In large odt/iv°, bound is Boards, the Second Edi tion, with very confiderable Additions 6f PRACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on that (pecks of CONSUMPTION incident to YOUTH, ' aisd the different Stages of LIFE, commonly called TABEii DORSALS ;• with an account of the nature, caries. and !tire of that Diftemper; divuonftrati its baneful effeds on the Smelt funCtions of the Anural (Economy, including the Dif cafes ariiing therefrom; cfpecially the Nervous Atrophia, the Exoneirofis, or Poliutio NoCturna and the Phtbifis, or Con furnption in general. With Hiftories of Cafes occurring in the Author's PraCtice during the bit fourteen years, and the pre feriptions for the Remedies, tranflaced into Englifh for the be neSt of the Public. By H. ST. JOHN NEALE, Fellow of the Royal Academy of Surgery, in Paris ; of the Univcrfity of Leyden ; and Surgeon, in London, formerly Surgeon Major to the Fifth Ri-Tinteu: of infantry ; and the Royal Horpital at Chatham. Sold by J. 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