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~= ~ ; -4-: et: . 4 t ' 4 * -• . ‘ • 1 . 4 ! ''' ci i .. _ ..; ._ . . , r E .-.7 •S . • I. l ..etic .44' 4 ' a' . \ i, • •--, N ' ), 1 1 6 ) L''.• ~ .., A 1 , , -. , V l- I ~ ..1, • , C - ----- - • .. . . .o** / - Ilk Pr , ' ---.4444 0 - '' t ...- --- - , 411 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1805. NIIMAIR 49921 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. I'D -MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, will be performed a new Comedy called To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS, of the COUNTY of HERTFORD. HAVItIG received his Majefty's Writ for the Eletion of a Knight to terve in Parßiunent for this County, in the Room of the Honourable Peniften Lamb, dwelt* I do hereby give 'mice, that in obedience to the laid Writ, and of the fevers! Statutes in that Cafe made, a Special County Court for the purpofe of fueh Elettion will be held at Halite& on Monday the tth day of February next, at ten of the clock In the forenoon. EDWARD CARRON, Sheriff. Tottaidge, limners , 29, dog. CUSTOM HOUSE, LONDON, yamary sst, 1805. Psi SALA, By Oder f tie Honwraile tbe COMMISSIONERS of kir M.f7ESTY's CUSTOMS. Oa Tosefday tie sth, Wee/Relay t e 6t6, Tbarfday tie 7th, andirriday the Bth Feirmary, aos, At three o'cl.cl is tbeafiereterst of the Paid Styr, In the Le.,g Rom, G t floss Hemp, Lewd*, THE FOLI,OWING GOODS, which are allotted he fetal[ twntiti. I, for the idler accommodation of tie femoral dealerr,as well Of ',limit perfou, vibe clwefe to Jame tms.G.yir. roa etrox raTion Ealt India prohibited GoOds, Sta. tall NOM! C•NSUMPTION: Thread and Silk Lace,Cambeick, Muni°, Calico, Linen, Nankeen Oath, Shawls, Birds of Paradife, Feathers Watches, Watch Springs, Wrought Silver Plate, Fans. India n Ink, Wai Beads, Lackered Ware, Oil of Spice, Tea, Coffee, Chocola , c, Cocoa, Nut megs, Cloves, Sugar, and other Grocery, Soup, Candles, Tallow, Drugs, Skins, GUl's, Wool, China Ware, Soy, Hacrlent Oil, Bran. dy, Rum, Geneva, Rigs Spirits, Wine, Shrub, Mufical Horns, Muikets, Clocks, Books, Prints, Wood, Deals, Staves, Boats, Ma terials of Velids, at. I PRICE SIX PbNCE. NEW WORKS ON MEDICINE, SURGERY, Ike. Printed for Longterm, Hurft, Rees, and Ortne, No. 39, Pate:- softer-row. SURGICAL OBSERVATlONS—containing ‘-/ a Claffification of Tumours, with cafes to illuftrate theHif- tory of each Species; an account of Difeates which ftriltingiy re- I femble the Venereal Difeafc ; and various cafes illuftrative of dif ferent Surgical fubjedts. By John Abernethy, F. R. S. Honorary Member of the Roy;.l Medical Society of Edinburgh, and of the Medical Societies of Paris, Philadelphia, ite. Affiftant Surgeon of St. Bart holomew's Hofpital, and teacher of Anatomy and Surgery. lu one Vulume.Bvo. price 6s. boards. a. A Stales of ENGRAVIIkos, explaining the courfe of the Natty ts. By Charles Bell, Fellow of the Royal College of Sur geons. In royal quarto, with letter-prefs deferiptions, price 11.1{.. is boards. THE HONEY MOON. The Charaders by Mcfrs. ELLISTON, BARTLEY. BANNISTER, WROUGHTON, MATHEWS, MADDOCKS, PURSER, COLLINS, Mifs I)UNCAN, Sfifi MELLON, Mils DE CAMP, Mrs. SPARKS. The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. BARTLEY, And the Epilogue by Mifs DE CAMP. After which the New Allegorical Dance, called THE UNITED BRITONS. To whieb will be added the Farce of THE MOCK DOCTOR. HERTFORDSHIRE ELECTION. THE Committees for promoting the Elation of the Honourable Tools*. BRAND, continue to meet at the &kith Coffee-Houle, Cocripur•ftrcet, London, and at the Angel Inn, Hertford, every Day at One o'Cloek, to whom the Addreffes of Non-ref dent Freeholders and all other communications which may tend to promote his Eledtion,are requeitcd to be made. Britt& Coffee -Houle, 311 t January, tilos. This Evening—The Honey Moon; with the {allusion in London. a The new Comedy or the Hooey Moon, performed for U..: brit time yefterday evening, was received throughout with the soft unboundedand genuine beats of applaufe, by a brilliant and wrerfluvring audience, and will be repeated every evening till fur ther nodes THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, win be performed die Play of THE MOUNTAINEERS. Oftavt.n, Matter BETTY, (Wog bla 6rft appearance Io that Character.) To wbhh will be added as ENTERTAINMENT. This Etening--The School of Reform ; and Harlequin ctdek. ever. The days of Matter DITTY'S perftsmianee next week will be Tskfday. Thurfday, and Saturday. Thn. new Hay of the Sels..ol of Reform, and the Pantomime of Harlequin Qldckfilver, will be repeated on Monday, Wedndday, and Friday next. PANTHEON. MR. ESCUDIER, furnifher of the Entertainment given by the Pic Nic and Amateur Societies,begs leave to in fotm the Nobility and Gentry, that be has taken the Pantheon far three Nights in the courfe of the Seafon. The &ft will be a Makitterade on the sth February, and he folicits the Honour of their Patronage, as the Supper and Decorations will be found to merit their warm approbation. VOCAL CONCERT, AT THE NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE. 11.4ESSRS. HARRISON, BARTLEMAN, and IvA GREATOREX, molt refpeEtfully acquaint the Nobility anti ileum!, that the CONCERTS will commence at the above mentioned elegant Rooms, on FRIDAY the itch of February, and be continued on every ruceeeding Friday to the Cad of the Sub- PASon and Eaßer weeks excepted. . . - ._Tanis of Subfeription—Four Guineis for Nine Concerts. Tickets are transferable in Families, Ladies' to Ladles, and Gcutknien's to G‘nticisiess—or two Ladies not of the fame family, or two Gentlemen may, by entering their Names refpeetively at the time of fubfcribing, transfer their Tickets to each other, as heretofore. To render the Company feket, it is a condition of the fahfcrip tion, that any ticket fent to a mop, or a dealer. to be difpofed of. linal be forfeited for the remainder of the feaftm. Subfcriptlons are received for the Managers, at Mr.Blrchalra. No. 133, New Bond- ttrect ; where Tickets are now ready far de livery to the Subferibers of hft year, and will be to the New Sub (centers on Monday next, the 4t h of February, till the limited number be completed. No more will be iffued than the Room can well accaciamadi tlenica'a black. -The Ladies' Tickets are red, ab.l the Oen The talc of this Concert not to fell (Ingle Tickets, nor lffoe lefs than a whole Subkriptiou will be &idly adhered to, as in former Wan& Principal Vocal Performez; • • --- - - - - • Mifs PAEKE, Mils TENNANT, and Madame BIANCHI; Mr. HARRISON, Mr. SLADC, Mr. Gott, Mr.Go3s, Mr VAUGHAN, Mr. ELLIOT, Mr. HORSLEY, he. ate. and Mr. BARTLIMAN mith a complete Chorus. Principal Initrumental Performers: _ . Leader of the Band, Mr. F. Cramer—Principal Second Violin, Mr. Morait—rirtt Tenor. Mr. Shield—Principal Violoncello, Mr. Iduilky—Duuble Bares, Mars. Boyce and Smart—Oboes, Meirra Gricfbach and Folter—Clarionets, Mars. Mahon and One, r-.-Flutes, Mars. Weidner and Folter-- French Horns, Mart. Pctrides—Bairoosa, Meffra Holmes and Lyon — Trumpets, Meffra. Hyde and Cantelo--Trombone. Mr. Mariotti--Douhle Drams, Mr. Jenhinfoo.—Organ and Grand Plano Forte, Mr. Grearurez. Among the loltruniental Performers are, Mars. Brooks, La v.:no. J. and C. Liusllcy, Rawlings, Reeve, T. Holmes, Lyon, junh.r. &c. Ste. in the courfc of the Seaton, Concertos on various luttruments ft will be introduced by the fir Performers. Many new Songs, Ducts, and Glees, are in preparation, among which are the pieces compared for the Coacentorea Society, Dr. Callcott, Dr Smith, Meffra Webbe, Horner, R. Cooke, M. Rack, Elliott, and Spofforth, which have never been RNA:Iy performed. The favourite compofitions of Sir John Stevenfon, 5.414 D. Dub. IM, will silo be introduced. Ferticulars of the Firtt Concert win be thortly announced. The Subfcription continua open. Netal publifbed, and will be delivered gratis, es application at the Elaboratory, No. 35, Bedford-Rreet, bOValt Garden, AN ADDRESS to the PUBLIC, fully explain ing the manner in which the Patent and original Recipe for making the Rev. WM. BARCLAY'S PATENT ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, came into the polkas° of the prefect holder, alfo Won tritihly proving that the Pills fold there arc now, and always have been, the fekgeneine ono, nn novelty, but fuck as have obtained in the Almaden of the public their prefect high charade', as the Key. Wm. Barclays Patent Antibilious On application at the Llaboratory, Na, 35, Bedford-Rreet. Covent Garden, by ktter (puft paid) the above Addrefs will be fent to any part of the kingdom. The above will be found a complete anfwer to an ad vertifement, which has appeared in the Herald,figned Was. Boa- CLAY." FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR. SEVERAL Gentlemen, who have been bald for ram have folemoly deeit;ed, after sling the RUSSIA OIL regolaly for three months, that they have experienced the greaten benefit, as the Bald Places have been nearly covered wins Young Hair. Any Perfon doubtful of its Virtues. by applicatioo to the Proprietor, win have inside teilinsany of its malty . . . RUSSIA OIL is the only Article that has yet hien dircovered fur making the HAIR GROW THICK and LONG, even on bald Places, Whiaters, Eye-heuws, &c. &c. and will In all cafes prevent the Hair falling off. either through age, Ganef., or lying in, and when all other dikoverics for its Growth prove ufekfs, a few bottles of the Rulraa Oil will be found to have the dared effdt. The above Ott Is warranted innocent, and has a molt pleafant fmclL Price 7s. per bottle, or a Love one, containing four fault, at one Guinea. Is be had of Mr. Prince, N0..453. Oxford-ftrect, near Argyle- Breet; and, by hi, appointment, at Nit. binch's. No. 5, Bcrkeky ; Mr. Holmes, Newfman, No. 1, Royal Exchange; Mr. Ortries, No. 132. Oxford-ftreet ; Mr. Ward's, No. 324, Holborn ;„ of Mr. Withers, No. 229. Strand ; and Mr. Butler, No. 4. Cheap fide, corner of Paternolter row, London ; Mr. Reaburn. North Bridge, Edisburgh ; and Mr. Shepherd, oppuite the Exchange. Ennui. N.B. The Ruffin Oil will be found to be the only remedy in m itering the Info of Hair on Hodes. u ago fore to come the Ani mal's natural colour. Ordes s from any part of the Country will be fent by Coact, the Mosey and Letters, pult-Paid, sod d're so ll to 1117 Prnect, No. 333, Ocoord-ftreot, London. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LAWNS AND CENTLIMAN, A. OFFERED anyfelf n a Candidate for the Eaft India Dirodion Amu time ago, and Wicked the honour of your votes and ituereft for a future modem Perini: me now to ezprefs a well-grounded hope that, from pe euliar eircumilanees, your exertions fumy favour may be direded with died so the Second Vacancy, co which event it is my inten tion to proceed to a ballot. I have only to repeat, that my pretenflons to your favourable notice arc founded upon acknowledged public Cervices, and my expeetation of Needs on the fupport of numerous and highly re fpedable Friends. I have the honour to be, with the 'ninon refp:d, Ladies and Gentlemen. Your faithful and devoted Servant, Nat 2, Hertford-ftreet, May Fair, THOS. WELSH. Jan.aS, tSos. CHARNWOOD FOREST. or CHACE. in the COUNTY of LEICESTER. - .A T a GENERAL MEETING at LOUGH a & BOROUGH, 24th January, tilos, appointed by Public Advartifement, to confider the expediency of applying to Parlia ment forgo Ad for the ineldure of Charriwood Forel% The EARL of MOIRA he the Choir. The following %ten= were proved tit, Whether it is expedient to inekit iweed Fond ? Paffed unanintoully in the affirmative. ad, Is it the opinion of this Meeting that a Pedtion be prefented to Parliament this &lion for leave to bring in a Bill ?—Paffed unanimodly in the alinnative. Refolved'unaninsouily, That a Committee to prepare the heads of a Bill be named, sad that it confift of eleven perfons, and not lefs than feven, to determine any quad= &Jidda the following perfons farm that Committee : The Earl of Moira The Rev. John Piddoehe 'llona' March Philipps, Efq. The Rev. Charles Milo:, William Herrick, Efq. The Rev. Thomas Beer Rey Phillip Storey William Maftin,Efq. or Ed. Dawfon, Efq. of Wanton. Thomas Paget, Efq. Hours and The Rev. Rich. Hardy, D. D. William roone, Efq. of Belton Refolved, That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that as tt is imprafticable to difeover any palm making claim to Right of Common upon Cbarnwood Fend, the following mode be adopted for giving facifeation to every fuck perils to ea pre(' his confent or oppolition to the namfure, viz. That parchments attached to a printed bill be kit at the fermi Banking-hooks in Leleeiter and Loughborough ; at Men. Peftell and Webfter's °See in Aihby de la Zouch ; and at Mr. Claridge's Mkt in Pall Mall, London ; and fuch other places as may be thought mealier, with two co boom, one headed Anent," the other ' Dilfent e and that no dee of tbs places where there Parchments and Bills are to be lodg ed, be pobllibed in the Leicetter, Deity, Birmingham, Morning Poft, and STAR Papers. That Mr. PefteU be Solicitor for prefenting the Petition to the Houfe of Commons, produced and flamed at this Meeting, for leave to bring in a Bill. That ets (leavers Meeting he adjourned to Monday fe'nnigltt. That the Committee toect next Tburfday at the Bull's Head, Loughborough. MOIRA, CHA IR MAN. His Lordihip having left the Chair, the Thanks of the Meeting were, on the motion of Mr. Phillips, unanimoufly given to Lord Moira, for his kindnefs in promoting this undertaking, and for his able and liberal conduct in the Chair this day. The Wood, Deals, Staves, Boats, Material. et Verde. ice- to be viewed at the Tobacco Ground, near Greenland Dock, gothahithe; and all the other Goods at hlx Makfty's Warchoufe, Cunt= houfe, London, on Thurfday the ,sit of January, Friday the sit, and Monday the sd of February, sacs, and in the etondop before the fak, where Catalogues will be delivered. N. B. Grads &net at shit Sale gruff k tail for on w iefitre ?refit", the 26th of Feirsary, tks, ktween the hours of Nine o'Cloei in the Mersin: tout Three in the A fternoon, or the details, seek thereon ,i4fohaell neeinineforfeiteet, and the Groh re-fold eta future Sale. TO BE SOLD PUBLICLY TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, At the King's Warchoufc, in Margate, On turday the ad day of February next, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, T FIE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 19 Gallons of Ruin ro Gallons of Brandy, 1715 Gallons of Geneva, 7 Pounds of Sugar. N. R A depofit of ssl. pa Cent. will be retulred. FOR SALE, At the Cram Hoare, Deal, on Monday, the 4th of Februari. Boy, at Two o'clock, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in fundry Lots, VIZ t4:311 PRIytTE Vii. 7835 Gallons Foreign Genera, 418 Gallons Foreign Bandy. 43 Gallons Foftign Ram. LIMAL STIKNOTO FOIL DIALLIS. 7 Gallons Brandy. 48 Genoa, z Gallon of Cordials. a Pound of Tea, A Boat and Materials. Which may be viewed and tailed on the morning of Sale. A &plait of twenty-6ft per cent. will be required. NEXT SATURDAY. IBISH refpeafully acquaints the P u bli c , that • the Second Day of Drawing of the prefent Lottery will be neat Saturday. Tickets and Shares (warranted 'lndrawn) may be had at both Ids Offices, whin' any remain. No. 4. CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of HERTFORD. o R Mill, rHE very flattering Affurances of Support with . 2 - which I have been honoured during ray Canvah. leave so doubt on my mind what will be the Woe el the prefent Conceit-- Accept, Gentlemen, nty beR thanks far the numerous and increaf• log proofs which I have received of your favour, and allow me to requeft your early attendance lo the Field, and at the Pull, Ewald a Poll be found neeeffary. The High Sheriff has axed Monday the 1 Ith day of February for the Elaftioa. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obliged and obedient humble fervant, WM. BARER. Bayfordbory, January 29, slog. ANGEL INN, PERRYBRIDGE. ..... ALDERSON, with great deference, takes G• the liberty a informing the Nobility and Gentry, that he has taken the /h&c' Inn, Ferrybridge, lately occupied by Mr. Denton, dictated, and humbly faiths a continuance or their pa tronage and future favours to the Houfe, affuriug them that no care or atecntion Sun be omitted to merit fupport. Mr. Dentotesunexpeeted death proves highly unfortunate to his Inca-for, as it has thereby deprived him of making fuch timely ap. pieced= as Ids duty and Inured would have otherwife directed. TO BE SOLD, Situate In the Eaft Riding of the County of York,. BEVERLEY PARK, Freehold Tithe, and Toll free, and exempt front County Rates, comprifing fifteen well find Farms and a capital Water Corn Mill, with hatable Hades and Outbuilditip ro each. and a great number of Clofes of Land let to funds.) inhabitants of Beverley and adjoining that Toerniliip. Alto a cuolidaable noraber of Houfes and fcveral Claes of Land, Gardens, and Orchards, being Freehold and fituate ht Be verley, fume of which Hades are fuitable for the rcfidence of Gus ted iantilies, and many for Merchants, Tradamen, and Inn keepers. Alfa fevaal Freehold and Tithe Free Farms and parcels of Land, fituate within the Townfhips and places of "nekton, Wad, Woodmanfey, Thearne, Hullbridge, and Cattiness= The ethnic of the above containing 3227 A. aR . 36P. Alto the Manor of Beverley Water Tosuns, comprifing the Townthips and places of Ticktan, Weel, Vv'oodmanfey, Thcarne, Hullbridge, Storb.hilkand Sandholme, in which are 2328 Acres of Land Copyheld under this Manor. Tbefe !Mates abound with Game, and are in a fine Sporting Country. Beverley is particularly adapted for Genteel tendency. This Property being near the iircat Mercantile Town and Seaport of Hull, which has a very csteithse Navigable Inland communica tion, its ntuation may be deemed advantageous, not only in reipat to the Pale of the produce, but alto for the purpufes of Trade and Retidence. If thefe Mates mould not be fold before Monday the s Std day of February nest, the fame will be fold in Lou on that and the two following days, at the Tiger Inn, in Beverley. Printed Particulars may be had at the George Inn, York; the Talbot Inn, Mahon ; the *riga Inn, &verity ; the Neptune Ina. Hull; the White Hart Inn, I,fricoln ; the Hotel, Leeds ; the Angel . Inn, Ferrybridge ; and of Mr. Lkckinfon, Beverley Park, who will order the Eltates to be Hewn ; alfo of Meffrs. Beudfworth, Bur ley, and Moore, Lincoln's Inn, London; %Valiant Hefleden, Efq. Barton-uponakiundier,Lineointlarc ; Mr. Samuel Hall, Auornty at Lase, Beverley; and of Rau Lntbnni, Efq. L..rrnn, near Mal ton. Yorkfhire. of whom fottlia isaq be knows. STATE LOTTERY, cilos. ' P ICKETST and Shares continue on Sale, war r a n ted undrawn, Meffrs. HAZARD, BORNE, and CO's Office, No. 93, Royal Exchange,--The Second Day of thawing will be ea' Saturday the ad of February. and the Third on Wednciday the 6th. STA FE LOTTERY. THE SECOND 1)\;"; DRAWING WILL BE NEXT SATURDAY. SCHEME. of L 254 , 00 10,000 20.000 3440 t goo 500 ICO IS C 2 55 0 / 0 40,020 - 30,000 ▪ 1,5,000 ▪ 6,000 3400 - 3,c00 - 34 . 00 - 1 23 POO ss,coo meta. Li s opoo Part of the Capitals will be determined as follows s • firit-drawn, tit Day £ woo Ditto 2d Day soo Ditto 3d Day soo Ditto 4th Day Sco Ditto sth Day sap Tickets and Shares (vrhilft an , Licenkd Lottery Offices, war= Firit-drawn. 6th Day 4 soo Ditto yth Day top:* Ditto Bth Day as.ooo Ditto 9th DAY 5.n00 Ditto loth Day tow iy remain) may be bad at all the nted undrawn. Mr. OODWIWs NEW NOVEL. On nurftlay.February toll, will be publifited, in three volumes, rice its. boards, or 16s. in half-binding, FLEETWOOD, or the New Man of Feeling.— A Novel in Three Volumes. BY WLLIAM OODWIN. Printed for RICHARD Pniturs, N 0.6, Bridge.ftreet,Blaek friars ; and fold by all BooldeUers. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, r. The Lisa and Aug of CHAUCER, the Father of Englifh Po lar?, the sod Edition, in four volumes, otavo, price ii. t6s. in hoards. 2. The Euttpiaaa, or Reteetions on Education, Manners, and Literature, in a feries of Etfays, price 95. 3. CALI. WILLIAMS. a Novel, the 3d Edition, in three Vols. price t3s. 6d. in Amnia. 4. An Etworiar concerning Political /office, and Its influence on Morals and H.ippinefs, the 31 Edition, in two Volumes, Bvo. price its. in boards. MALTA. This day was publiOsed, in Two large Volumes, Quarto, price Three Guineas and a Half in boards, illuftrated with a very large Chart of the Il land, Tee Feet by two; and with numerous other Plates, NTIENT and MODERN MALTA : contain -1.• ing a full and accurate Account of the PRESENT STATE of the Mande of MALTA and GOZA: the HIS roßy of the KNIGHTS of St. JOHN of JERUSALEM from their lira Etta bliihment in Malta till the beginning of the tuth Century: lain,. 11410 It ILATIVZ of the 13111)1Te Which attended the CA ?TURK of thefe !fluids by the Estancia, and their febfequast COST) IST by the ENotltx ; and an Appendix, containing authentic State Papers and other documents. By the C 1111 LOUIS de BOISGELIN, Knight of Moho. . . . At a time when the Ifiami of Malta Is the Bah. on which the whole Syttem of European Politics is fustoded, and when it is ern. fidered as conftituting one of the molt important Parts of the Eri• tub Dominions, and as forming a &Trier tothe ambilous Pr jests of the Government of France. a complete Watery and ftatittical Account of that Eland cannot but deeply into/eft every Engbus man. Indepeodcutly, however, of its Gngular POil:lCai and mill • tary Importance, this !Rand is not lefs worthy of particular Attrn • Lion, as containing the left organised Inititutiots of Chivalry, an Inßhythm which has preferred the Spirit of its Formation tince the time of the Holy Wars, and which has dUlioguifhed tea( lay kreatraordinary Exploits, through fu many Aga, its Defence of the Chriftian Religion. _ Printed for itsc w ilAlD No. 6, Ikedgo-ftrest, Shot . triers. and to be Lad of all tookfeUers. N. B. A few Copies of the large and fplendid Chart of the two laands, drawn under the Direetiun of the Author. and Lady en graved by Neale, may be had feparatel;•, price one Cokes, or one Guinea and a Half put out Canvas sat fokbd its a Cgs far the Pocket. 3. The ANATOMY of the Basin—explained in a tales of En graving., beautifully coloured, with a Differtation on the comma. nkation between the Ventricles of the Brain. By Charles Bell s Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. Elegantly printed is royal quarto, one flue wove paper, hot preffed, peke aL as. in boards. 4. Fogravinp of the Aare airs, illuftrating the SecondVohttne of the Anatomy of the Human Body. By Joh. Bell, Surgeon; and fcrving as an introduaion to the Surgery of the Arteries. Br Charles Bell, Surgeon. Superbly printed in imperial °dawn, and beautifully coloured, price ti Is. in boards, 3. 11.11 e ANATOMY of the HUMAN BODY. By John and Charlet Bell, Surgeons, Edinburgh. In three volumes, royal °dart). 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