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5 02 4] THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LAME TM-MORROW EVENING, MARCH s o i 5 6 .5, will be perfonnett t"e New Comedy of THE HONEY MOON. The Charade by Mari. ELLISTON, BARTLEY, BANNISTER, VIROUGHTON. MATHPWS, MADDOCKS, PURSER, COLLINS, Mifs DUNCAN, Mifs MELLON, 11ifs Dl' CAMP, Mrs. SPARKS. To wbteh he added the new Melo-Drame, called THE ',NOY OF THE RoCK. PICTSULLING OYFICS, March 4, 1805. THE COMMISSIONtRS for VICTIGILLING HIS .111.47E5T7'0 HAFT, dr daft* dine Rorke, That on Tucfday the 19th inftant, they will be ready to re ceive Trnden in writing (fealed up) and treat for the (applying of what FRESH BEE F ihall be demanded for the ufe of His Majesty's Ship. and Varela at New Romney, in Dover Roads, and at Mar gate, (on feorate ContraCts) from the tit of April until the 30th September next incluave. To be paid for by Bits payable with interest ninety days after date. 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The Conditions of the Centred may be feen at the becreary's Office. PLATES OF THE. NERVES. Tide day was *Medi elegantly printed in large eta Price slia. in boards, NEW MUSIC. Or, THE LAKE OF LAUEIANNE. This Eirenins:—To Marti, or Not to Marry ; with Out of Place. JOHN GOTTI.IEB WALTER', PLATES of , theTHORACie and ABDOMINAL NERVES, reduced from the ongtnal, as publithed by order of the Royal Academy of Sci ences at Berlin; accompanied by coloured explanations, and a de feription of the ParVagum, Great Sympathetic and PhrenieNerves. Printed for John Murray. No. Is, Pleet.fireet, London. Pubtilled by Goulding. Phipps, d'iUmaine. and Co.Molls-Miers, rt New Bood.arect, and 7, Weft , nonland itrect, THREE Sonatas for the Piano Forte, with Ae. canspaniments fora Violin 4nd Violincello, compared and lafcribed to Mr Marringhi, by his pupil, Wm. Slapp, op.'. 81. A favourite Ruth.:n Air, with Variations, for the Piano Porte 'ay Wassinghl. price as. 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A knowledge of ik inktive Scuttles of parts is thus acquired ; a point of the INI1108111ablit• dia radial 14As the chief intandon of the work is totematillisellillt m the =him me &Memo ftrated in their order of Maio° Is tbs only method that -can be purfued in &anal diffeditoo.".-.Malical and Chirargical Review, 11104, voL xi. p. 6s. Publifhed by John Murray, 32, Fleet.ftreet, London. DISEASES OF THE BONES. . This day was publithed, in 2 vols. Bvo. price tss in boardi, HE LECTURES of the celebrated BOYER 1 .. upon the DISEASES of the BONES, arranged into a Slit. iematic Treadle. By A. FUCHERAND, Profeffor of Anatomy and Phyfiology, and principal' Surgeon to the Northern Hdpital at Parts. Tranliated from-the French, by M. FARRELL, M. D. • " The Author of there Lectures (Boyer) is a diftlnguithed Pro. fdfor of Chirurgical Pathology, as wen us praftifing Surgeon; and the Editor.of them (Rickerand) is not Ida celebrated by his Phy• dologleal Writings. From the united actions of two Perfons thus canine= In their refpedive deftinadons, as teach*ers and prac• tirioadv, we naturally expel:led a work which &mild exhibit a comprehentlie and accurate view of the varias morbid condi tions of the Roney Struclure,whkb amid, at the Caine time, point out the belt modes of treatment, and be oetafionally interfperfed with new mid original fads and obfervations. On perufing chefs , LeCtures, k is but JAI= to Rate, that tilde expeetations have not been difappointed, and we think the Tranflator has been ufefully employed In turning them into Englifh.-.Britith Critic, Feb. dos. Pubillhed by John Murray, 32, Fleet-11ms, London. KIRTLAND'. ANATOMICAL PLATES. This day was publithed, In ammo. price sa fewed, ANOTOMICAL PLATES of the BONES and MUSCLES, of the Luremlries of the HUMAN BODY, with explanatory Maps. By T. KIRTLAND, Anatomical Draftfman. Publillted by John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-ft:et, Leadoff. ' Of whom may be had, r. 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This day was Eublilbed, in One very clofely printed Volume, (mall listo. price 9s. in boards, the Sixth Edition of THE ANATOMIST'S V ADE•NIECUM. Con- taining the Anatomy, Phyfiology, Morbid Appearances, Re. of the HUMAN BODY; the Art of making Atrgomical Prepa rations, Ike. To which arc added, Anatomical, Phydologicil, Medical, and Surgical :ballot's for s t udents. By etOlidft r HOOPER. M. D. Fellow of the Linneian and London hi . dial Societies, Refident Pbyfician to the St. Mary-la-bonne infirmary, &.. Fee. Printed for John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-ftreet, London ; RU .. and Bratifute, Edinburgh, and Gilbert and liodg , ts, Dublin. • The above Work prefents to the Student a useful Anatomical ' Confpeftus, or Pocket Manual of Anatomy and Poyfiolugy ; in ' which he will find, I, z. A ihort.but accurate defcription of the different parts of the * i Human Body, and their funftions. s. An enumeration of the difeafes to which thole parts are foiled, and the various operations of Surgery that are performed on the Human Body. 3. The method of preparing the va ri ous parts pf the Body, to ' 1 exhibit their Structure in a healthy and difeafed .Rate, ..s fat as , 1 our prefent knowledge will enable us. 4. A Glolikry, or &pinned= ,of tie principal Terms ufed in that Science. 5. Such qualms as he probably will be required to anfwer at t the College of Surgeons, the Medical Board, the Board of Sick and Hurt, Re. in order to obtain his Diploma, or pals es Surgeon. or Surgeon's Mate for the Army or Navy, or the Service of the EaR f 1 .‘ India Company. . , . . 'ANATOMICAL ATLAS, , On Monday, the Bth of April will be publlthed, • No. I. printed In Royal O&M, of ! . ACOMPLETE SERIES of PLATES, ilhAra- tilt of the Anatomy of the Human Body, feleaed and en. graved from the volt approved Works, or from Original and Ac- ; curate Drawings. With condfe explan ations.. 71te whole carefully . arranged, cornea, and fuperintended, • t, r ~ By ROBERT HOOPER, M.D. Refident Phyliclan to the St. Mary-la-bonne Infirmary, Re. Re. • i The object of this publication is to prefent the Student with fuch 1 i ufeful reprefentations of the different parts of the human body, as t dull enable him not Only to acquire a perfect knowledge of their • • i relative fituatioo, but affo of their form and minute itrueture. It may be confidered, in fad, as an Anatomical Atlas, intended to t! 4 fupply him with fueh information as maps and views afford the • ' f geographer and hiftorlan. Thee: peufive plate. of Albinus, Cal dani, Chefelden, Cruiklhank, Plate... 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By John Almon. in 5 volomes,priee 355. boards. This day was publinsed,: one very large volume, Sew tundra:lldr printed and illultratod with nine Plates, by Lowry, price res. boards, N EXPERIMENTAL INQUIRY into the 4.A. 'NATURE and PROPOGATION - af HEAT. By JOHN LESLIE. Printed for J awman, No. 28, Poultry. " The ttyk of the Author of this Work is much fuperlor to that , of Philorophle . al Writers in general. Sometimes,indeed, is is highly animated, and evidently flows from a mind of lively fenfibility to . every thing rotate= or beautiful in nature, as well as of uneons. MOO vigour in the graver ratiocinacions of fetertee."—hnperial Re view for July. As our limits are already tranfgreffed, we muff refer the in quifitive and phlinfophie reader to the Volume itfdf for farther gratification ; and be will find it a work which is not produced every day, nor by an intelleCt of an ordinary flee. Some of its difeulfions are rather intricate, and the Author's mathematical mode of arguing throws over it an air of abitrafenefs ; but the r isen! (cope of the leafiding. experiments, and the refulu of theinquirks.are not above the capacity of common underftandinga lu reviewing filch a produdliun as the prefent, we than not infift-on lonic tittle inaccuracies of ftyle which have occurred to ns; and particularly as, generally (peaking, the impofition is much foperior to that of molt Scientific details. Nor were we violently difpleafed on oceafiondly meeting with a tone rather too arrogant, and an inference too precip'.tate, beanie we applaud the freedom, the fearielfoefs, and these ivity of the Author's mind. Unfettered by cyttan, and nnawed by antbority, he always thinks for himfelf ; and of his opinions many are novel, and all are tuterefting. As a whole and a fifteen, his work claims attention ; and the difeutßons, whether adjundive or fubfidiary, in the notes or the text, are pro found and original. In the dark and tortuous pelages of his theory, although experience Is his lure and eonftant guide, yet Geometry bolds her torch, apd illumines the way " Monthly Review for September and °debar. TO BE SOLD. Purfuant to a Decree and Subkquent Order of the High Court of Chancery made lo a battle. Lloyd againft Lord Milford, before William Evans, of the Town and County of Haverfordweft, Gentleman, at the Cattle Inn, in Haverfordweft aforefald on Wednefday the loth Day of April neat, between the Hours of To and its of the Cloek t in the Forenoon, in Eight feparate and diftind QEVERAL Tenements and Lands, late part of the Eftate of JAMES PHILLIPS of Pentyparch, Efq. de ceded, fituate In the fcveral Countiesof Pembroke and Carmarthen. Particulars may be bad at the Office of Francis Paul Samford, Efq. in Southampton Buildings, Chancery-Lone, London ; of Mr. William Evans, of Haverfordweft, 'foretold, Attorney at Law; of Mr. Herbert Lloyd, of Carmarthen, Attorney at Law ; and of Mr. joteph Nandi, Staple Inn, London. TO BE PEREMPTORILY RE-SOLD, Portant to an Order of the High Court of Chanter', made in a Caufe MITTON againit MYTTON, with the approbation of Joust Oao, Efq. one of the Matters of the Paid Colin, on Sa turday the 23d day of March, zBo3, at the Public Sale Room of the Court. in Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon• don, between the hours of eleven and twelve of the o'clock, in the forenoon, ALL the Seams, Veins, and Beds of COAL and SLACK, already opened, or to be maimed, found out or dlr. covered, in or under feveral Fields, Clofes, or Parcels of Land, called the Mats y Weltyn Cae Tolloddian Cae Nyr and Bank houfe Crofts; the Bankhoufe Tenement Cae yr Erthyn, with the three Pen y Cib, containing upwards of Silty Acne; pan of the Drill Farm—fituate in the Toutniltip of Sweeney in the Parini of Ofweitrl, in the County of Salop, belonging to Robert Clay, Efq. and now in the occupation of Ellis Jones. The Coals, as it Is be lieved, are four in number, viz. The kit Coal one yard and a quarter in thieknefs; the (nova Coal about three quarters of a yard; the third Coal two yards ; and the fourth Coal about one yard; with full liberty to fink, knelt for, and work the fame, for the remainder of a term of thirty years, which amomeneed on the 6th day of January, t 787. Printed particulars may be had, and a Map of the Lands teen at the bid Matter's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, London; of Mr. Bramwell, Solicitor, No. 13, Paper.buildinp, Temple, Lon lon ; of Mr. Probert at Copthoon, near Shrewfbury ; and of , hleffn. Jones, of Ofweltry aforefald. COUNTY OF DURHAM. FREEHOLD ESTATES, MANOR, sod COLLIERY. TO DE SOLD, A . - CAPITAL and highly improveable FREE. HOLD ESTATE, confining of the extenlive Manor of Chopwcll, in the Peril of Ryton, and all Rights and Royalties ap. pertaining thereto, with Fourteen eligible Farms and about 66 Acres of Wood Land, containing together, by eltimation, :386 Acre: • and a very defirable Freehold Farm, ailed The Hagg, containing by e ft imatkr, tB4 Acres of rich Arable, and 38 Acres of Wood Land, moil beautifully &nate between a fine Trout Stream and the River Derwent,in the Parini of Lanai'lter,in the County of Durham ; alto a Colliery in full working, and commu nicating with the River Tyne; a Water Corn-Mill, and a Paper. Mill, the whole let to very refpedtable Tenants at low net rents amounting to 13,411.15er annum, (exclufive of nit Rents payabk I to the Manor; and about 104 Acres of mroa Land In band). The Leaks of the fourteen Farms expire on the rath of May next, when the Rents will admit of a confiderable inereare ; the Leak of the Hagg expires on the Lath of May sitio, the Leafe of the Paper Miff on the lath of May 11118, and about fifteen years are unexpined of the .care of the Colliery. The whole is difeharged of the Land-Tax, and tythe free, except the Hsu, which is rubles:: only to Corn Tythe. The reveral climes may be viewed on anticasson to 'he tenants, or to Mr. James Armltrong, at Hidden nn the Wall, near Newcadie upon Tyne, where printed particulars may be had; alto of Mr. Dann, folieitor, Old liroasl-fireet, London, Mc2la. Clayton and Scott, Newcadie upon rync, and of Metres. Sharp and Kirkup. Wincheiter-ftrusstkron don, sivbere P:sr s Jf sbe Eltditt may be teen.