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I•ICC from the capital Market Towns of Yarnt and Stokciley, in the North Riding of the County of leufk, and from Stodc.ol: upon Vets, In the County of Durham. cu d near the River Tces. NEW MANUFACTORY. THE Nobility and Gentry are refpetifully in tmscd, that the elegant and undid variety of New and to bi-nable Ankles for Drcfs now exhibitiug at 11013 ARTS ' PI.OWNILAN's Warehoufe, have induced many Linen &p.m. Haberdabeta, fee. to offer for fait may kinds of totem and infers w floods, as their Mlnufadture,•-They are a ..,,pelled to take this opportunity of informing the Public, that have no comedian with any Palms of the above defcrip• bm, ad that the gentdne and elegant Produdiects of their liar uyory see only fo be had at their Warehoufe, No. z, Coandos-firect, Covect•Garden. The Proprietor is entitled to 'the T vitas of tie ',Lit:, :..rd of other r:ftatcs near or idjuining thereto. under a !.cafe for Three Lives from the Arehbifter,./ York, which LeArr. be fold with the ELte. For further Particulars apply to Mars. Parra, lace;, Steadman, and Wall, Solicitors, Bread-Brett Hill, London, Mr. Granger, Feafs-Hall, near Durham; or Mr. Colpitts, Streatham Cattle, near Barnard CARIC. PATENT STAY. MRS. LLOYD GIBBON begs leave to return her grateful thanks to the Nobility and Gentry for fo li• Ural a patronage for ha PATENT STAY, which aiords her gamily pit-arum to fed have been produalve of fo much real kncbt and comfort, where all other inventions have failed. Mrs. L. 0. having frequent applications from Ladles impded van by perfuus adverting Long Codes, in imitatiom of het Patent Stay, thole Ladies dirappointed from being raableto wear dude Spurious article, Mrs. L. G thinks it ha ditty to caution the Public, as there are perfects in Londen and other principal town, in the Kingdom, holding out talk claims to this valuable inv,ll'll/11.—Whereas him L. G. does hereby declare herfdf to be the fo:e inventor, and that me has not appointed any perks whato to venal her Patent Stay; therefore cannot be had but ut Cm Patentee, No. 7, Soskvilleoftreet o Piccadilly. 3t)TIC3 to the CREDITOMS acid DEBTORS of tie Lite GEO. HEMINO, gfq. ALL Perfons who have any Claim or Demand es th- Efta-z or Effects of Ceo. Remind, late a Wed. dingy a, in the C may of Warwick, Eft deceami, /whether non ort,k, rod, Note, or othericife, art reipeethely de lin., for Al- P. timUlt to tranfntk the partkulars thereof to Mr. Glos Grano ay, of Nl:orates, he the Cranky of Warwick. Amman/ at I—w : and all Perfoas who flood indebted unto the raid Goo. Hminc. a: the time of his &male, are &fired forthwith to pay their refpeetke Debts unto the Paid George Greenway, WJO is duly sarborifrd to receive the fame. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILATV, GENTRY, and PUBLIC In general, are rerpedifully informed. 3. BURGESS and Enr's GENUINE anal SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO- Va I. ministers to be prepared by them is the fainematuser that obtahted Mach utilvestal approbation for Duey years pall. The long jaftly acquired rapt-Amity of that Artkle I. fuUy err mice. in the opinion at tt e Country at wee, and el Pet bias rit•i 14 all parts of the Warki, RIO baring gong clic telt of stir', ranks It in Staub* it cow cuilatalus. ILe ,cncr..l tv of THEIR F.SSEIC: ; 7 . of ANCHOVIES aria m:. r RICH NAUCES tor FISH, ate. induces them, from traiten.us Advertifemerts daily a..isear',Eg, to caution Fa intli". Sm. in pureLzfing the fame, as lIODC it to he had of ist Cle.St Its r, but at their Warehoure as under. Lvery ocher Article in the Oil Trade for family oft, of the bat gnailty. M'EST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, Cupped upon fhorttft notice fur theXtit and Weft India, ar.c. Wacksviet No. 107, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. For the convenience OfFanti lice ta Scathed, they have ap piton' Media. R. johndon and Co. Edinburgh, their foie ♦`cnts for Fieldmice& Ey the Kiico's PATiNT, CAKES for Shining Li quid BLACKING, for Shoes, Boots, ace. Pritx 6d. each, THESE CAKES make, with the utmcd Eafe, by the addition of Water gall', a molt excellent Shining Liquid Blacking, much fuperior briny idthertoknown ; it gives the fineft black and molt beautiful glofs to the Leather, yet ne vcr makes it Mot. bud, but on the contrary, prevents it from cracbin, and prefervea it loft, pliable and mellow to the very LI. It is perfectly free from fine% and the Shoes that arc black d with it will neither foil the tingen in putting on, nor the Stockings:al wearing. The long etabiiihcd reputation of there Cakes having Induced mazy Perrone to counterfeit them,thofe who make ute of them are requeled to take notice, that none are genuine bet what have sr engraved Label pa tted on each Cake, with aide words, 6 1,/ the Kin's Patent, CAKZI for Shining Liquid Blacking, prepared by Wm. Bayley, the Patentee, and fold by Bayley aid Blew, eackfpur -Erect, London ;" where a large allowance tetnade to tide who bay than for esportadon, et to fa again, witha iiberai ahem es fedi astake quantities for ready money. N. B. The Mb el adieu are biped wfthmyname, which aware ea the entitle of oak Cake, W. BATLZT. Many ef the ammeriek Cakes nearly refembling the ones in aypessinee, they may be difeovered by my Name u:: :lee label being Allnendy faellt.er the word (as) or (as for merly) harmed hetem the ward prepare/, NW MUSIC, Publiffied by CIA II ilf7 • and Company. Ne. 26, Chearikle. - - PIANO /OATS 11.1.1SIC r LE!vIENTI's Seleition'of PraCtical Harmony 'LA for the Organ or Piano Forte. Vol. 11. il. sa od. Cicrnenti's introduadon to the Art of Playing op the Piano Fi.,rte ; *mod &tidos - - so 6 HaTdn's Chorus from the Creation, adapted as a Met for the Plano Forte. by Ciensenti - - 3 0 Haydn'' Ditto, the Pralfe of God, adapted as a Duet foe the Piano Forte, by Clementi - . 3 0 Mainers Sonatas . - - so 6 Cramte s Three Sonatas, o p. a s - 8 o Ditto Single Sonata - - - - 4 0 Ditto %*.vo Sonatas, op. 27 - - . 8 o Doffrit's Duet, Piano Porte, 0p.48 - - 5 0 Field's Sonata', op. z - - . . 8 0 Gymwets Sonatas, op. 34 - - - 8 o liaigh's Petite' Pieces. with Introduetory Preludes 8 0 Mali'r Three Sonatas, OP. 7 - . - 6 0 t ,. ..:!,..1t's t mic y 4 0 i.• • , raitural Overture - - - 3 0 - ' Three .t.fl's Thr Sonata+, op. 15 - /5 o E. e...:z 'VIOLIN MUSIC. :xs Three Duets. Violins VOCAL music. Himmel. Six Cansamets - - - Wabe. The Lord's Prayer; an Anthem for three Voices; alto adapted for one Voice ; with an Accompaniment for the Organ or Piano Forte P 'A. Co, Julia go, aloft lovely Maid - - . I ,* .P• kb, frown ant fo - - -:!,. Pidatul is the Salines life - - i.. , . - .i.r. Szoa on peu dc Via - - - Thc Maid of Pedant - - - ilaN. B. Shortly will be publifited, T l, -e. '._ Stras, by Cimmati - - Thrr.: hi.c). by Duffel - - Cbre.: Litto, by Vi ott i - - - . . • .......e . I . nf-, for two Violins and Violoncello, by Nlotti - , e.'s ectL%rited Concertstee. in /art.:, compared for t'... iti:mbero of the Proteißunal Coorert 1 • • 4 AclApted for the haw Forte, by field NOTICE. CAPPER ON THE MONSOONS THE Purchafers of PER KINS's PATENT This day were publiated, illuftratedby a Chart,price iss.beards, METALLIC TRACTORS being entitled to the New O BSERVATIONS on the WINDS and MON- Work, publigied en the sth init. arc invited to apply f u r i t to 1../ SOONS, with Notes Gatigraphical and Meteorological. the Patentee, in Leicefter-femare : fold to others, price ns. by By JAMES CAPPER, J. Johnfon, St. Paul's Church.yard, I'. Hurd, Paternofter-row, Formerly a Colonel, and Comptroller General of the Army and and Hatebard, PiceadiUy.--Enquire for " Perkins's New , Fortification Accounts on the Coat of Coromandel. Work," in a red Cover. Printed for J. Debrett, oppolite Burlington-houfe, Piccadilly ; This Volume, though at fo low a Price, zoo Pages Otftavo , J. 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This day was polluted, Ln two vols. price Bs. in hoards, C L ARA. A ROMANCE. There is a great deal of ftrong etching in the charadter of this little Rory. The delinrrion is corredt and difcrimina tive and the dlalogu forcible and pathAic. The Author Las darn no finall thari: of (kin his choice of the place hi %%Melt the fame is laid. Savoy ;ma the other countries at the 1'0.4 of the Alps, are particuLirly :;I..pted for the difplay of firmilitity and rilthuftalm; and the energy and innocence of St. Aubigny ai.d his family will draw forth the admiration of every Reader of feeling and fentiment." Critical Review, Aug. tBoz. Printed for G. Kcardey, Fl:et-ftreet ; and Crofby and Let terman, Stationer's -court, Ludgate-fired. Of wh om may be had, a new Edition, iu Two Volumes, price Es. in Boards, of LOUISA ; or, Tin COTTAGE ON Tot M 00,.. By Mrs. Brew !, .1 his day was publiflied, handinmely printed hi (mall 8,0. price 6s. in boards, or on large paper, price my. 6d. in boards, j'HE RURAL PIitLOSOPIIER, or FRLN C II 'I Groat:nes; a DkLaie Poem. Trandated front the Ori ginal of the Aim na Lu.t. e, entitled, " L'Hotmei rots CUANtri." By JOHN MAUNDE. Far a dander of Ilia work fee the following extra Rs from the Reviews. I%lr. TisuNne his rendered his author in an car) , and yet eorred ftr.tin of ctriifiLation. And after fevcral fpechnens. the Reviewer then proceas to Rate, that It mutt undoubtedly be ken from there fpecimens, that this tranflation is a fpirited and meritorious work, and fuch as the Ensiles Reader will penile with plcafure and advantage. Britith Critic, Oet. !Bor. The tranflation of this poem is, upon the whole, happily exe cuted; it adheres with Cadent fidelity to its test, and gene rally evinces an equal degree of eafe.—Crit. Review, Sept. t 80 t. As the plan of this elegant poem has already been detailed in our azialylis of the Original, we have now only to confider the tranfiation ; and on this point we mutt inform our Readers that the numhers are, in general, flowing; that the Poet's thoughts are not often inaccurately rendered; and that, though the elegance of erpreffion cannot be eipeift.d to equal that of a bard fo renowned for harmony of compofition, yet this ver b= will convey to the Englifit Reader many of his beauties, laid a fietisfadory general idea of the whole work. Monthly Review, Nov. zgoz. Printed for G. iCearfley, Fleet-ilrect; Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh; and Lrafh and Reid, Glafgow. This day was pubhlhed, In One large Volume Bra with nine Folding-plates, price tsa, in boards, A TREATISE. on ASTRONOMY ; in which the Elements of tke Seknee arc deduced in a natural order front the Appearances of the Heavens to an Obferver on the Earth ; demonllratsxl on Mathematical Principles, and explain ed by an application to the various Phenomena. By OLINTHUS GREGORY, Teacher of Mathematics, Cambridge. • • This Work has not yet been reviewed in any of our pe riodical publications, except the Philofophical Magazine, in which the Editor, after obferving—that we were far behind frame of our neighbours on the Continent in regard to good \Votks on Altrotiomy, proceeds thus: As Profell'or Vince'; work is too bulky and expenfive for the great nsaf. of the public, it gives us pleafure to find that a Gentleman fo well qualified for the talk as Mr. Gregory feems to be, has turned his attention to this deficiency, and lupplied the public with a compreheLlive, clear, and well Ele mentary Treadle on thin nol.lc and ufeful Scicnce.—We have no hcfitation in laying, that we confider it as the ben practical work on the fubjcet pubilihed lince the time of Leadbetter.— The Author's rules are and'cify.and the whole rendered fis familiar, by a variety of example , , that any perfoo initiated in the principles of the Mathematical Sciences mutt readily comprehend them. It will be al great utility to young pLrfuns in p_!. ticular who are fludyinz Aeronomy; and Mote who have mad, confiderable proficiency will find it exceedingly contacting to refer to. The Author has maitted none ot the Mudt.rit coy( ries ; and the Tables he has given at the end are taken from rite b(it Comes, and iandroved by the Ludt correetions." PIIII.OSOPUICAL MAn. Feb. iltoa, No 45. London: Printed for U. )( taint -Y. Fleet-ftreet. And fold by the Author, and by 11:ighton,.in Cambridge; by Cooke, and by lianwell and Par k er. O x f or d ; Hall and Bra dfute, Edin arch ; Braes and Reid, Giallow • by Brown and by Burnet, Nnadeco ; and by Colbert, BRITISH ZOOLOGY. May a, 'Sot, will be publifhed, in Octavo, on a Fine Wove Royal Paper, containing Two coloured Plates, No. 1. Price 3s. 6d. (To be continued Monthly) Of an entirely New and Elegant Work, 'THE NATURAL HISTORY OF BRITISH -a- FISHES, including (dentine and general Defcriptions of the tnoft interefting Species, and an exteniive Seleetion of ac curately findhed Coloured Plates.—Taken entirely from ori ginal Drawings, purpofely made from the Specimens in a recent nate, and for themoit part whilft living. By E. ISONOVAN, 1•. . . - . Author of the Natiiral Mitotic, of 13iitifh Bi;c11, hike% Shrift, Printed for the Author, and for F. and C. Rivington, N 0.62, St. Paul's Church-yard; laid alfo by J. Hatchard, Piccadilly. Cr This Work will nor include lefs than One Hundred Spe cies, or extend beyond Sixty Numbers, or Five Volumes.— A Number containing Two Coloured Plates will be publifhed Monthly, and a Volume Annua'ly, containing Twenty-four Coloured Plates. • A Profpetaus of the Work may be had, gratis, of the Book fellers in Town and Country. 3 0 1 o I o 1 o z 6 1 0 8o 8 o 8o 80 SUFFOLK. TO BE LET, and Entered upon Immediately, ALL that capital MANSION-HOUSE, called GREAT THURLOIM HALL, in the laid County, to gether with the Coach-houfe, Stables, Gardens, and two Pad. docks of rich Pafture land, containing Nine. Acres (more or kfs). The MANORS of GREAT THURLOW and HUNDON (an adjoining Manor) will be Let with the Houle ; they are very extenkve and well Rocked with Game. There are two Packs of Fox Hounds and a Pack of Harriers in the neighbourhood. The Premifes are Nine miles from Newmarket, Sixteen from Cambridge, and Fifteen from Bury St. Edmund's. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. Jenkin, of Bury ; or Mr. Cuitance, Surveyor, at Cambridge. Samuel Thompfon, of Great Thurlow, will fhew the Prernifes SUSSEX.-TO BE SOLD OR LET, THE fullowing valuable FREILHOLD ESTATES, stave at BOGNOR. An elegant MARINE VILLA, with fuitable attached and detached Others of every dekription, Walled Gardens fully cropped, Hot, Green, and Ice-Houfes, together with a fertile Lawn, margined by a luxuriant Shrubbery, containing ncoly forty Acres ; commanding very rich and variegated inland Profpcdti; a bald and uninterrupted view of the Sea, from which its diftant about half a mile.-21 very beautiful Chapel k attached to this Refidence, which may be purchafed with, or without the Houfe. Alfo three caeitul MANSIONS, In the centre of Hotham ton Cretent, repkte with °lces, Shrubbery, Garden, and ample Stabling. The Furniture of all the Houfcs may be taken at a fair Valuation, and Immediate PoirelEon given. Alfu the Mellow Lands, called tau COW LEASES, in Bognor Brook, which may be either purchafed togt.ther, or in fei , crate Leafes. likcwife about one hun.lred and thirty Acres. of rime in cultivation near the fea; abounding wilt eligible Stk.. to Build on, With lihnity of Brick-Yards. Further Particular, may be known, and thr different Eltates viewed, by application w hlr. at his Geacr.d Agency Office, Chicbcltcs. RECTORY—DEVON.—TO BE SOLD, THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of, and Right of Prefcntation to the Reectory of RINMORE, de lightfully fituated in the South of Devon and commanding, within a few yards of the Houle, a beautiful and extenfive view of the Englifh Channel, dißaut about four miles from Mod bury, !even from Kingibridge, and fixteen from Plymouth. It comprizcs a Parfunage Himfr, and a large and ,metiizrit Glebe of about 8o Acres of Orchard, Rich, Meadow, sad Ara ble Land, aecumodated with three convenient Barns in dii'erent parts the Parith. and all Dec.:if:try oothtf 'dings in good repair, let a few years line at the very low rent of 901. The Tithes of the Parifh (exclufive of the Glebt) h been for the long period of between 3o and 40 years let alto •he fame yearly rent, :lieu' the Ratement of o hich fad, it is alt ther uunrcelfary to add another word in confirrnati sn oft he high il.zree of improvement, of which th:y arc capable. The pre fist incumbent Dr. Baker is about 7o years of age, and the Land 'rat Is redeemed. For Sale, a public turvey wiU he holdm at the Exeter Inn, kept by Mr. Winfor, at Modbury, ,E 1 the lath of at. three o'clock in the :Mer man. in thcmean w!.il . liver the tenant at the i'.irf.mage HoVe, wit tb; ty t:c lane and the Glebe, and further iaquiria auf.vtred by N'r. Wide, Attorney. at Kingfbridge. • WARIA'ICK'SHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Tla.: latter end of May, or beginning of June next, in different Lots, unlefs fooner difpofed of by Private Contract, THE MANOR of WEDDINGTON, in the County of Warwick ; and air() near ;co Acres of ex ceeding rich and fertile ARABLE, MEADOW, and PAS. TORE LAND, in Weddington aforefaid, now divided into convenient Farms, and in the palTediun of very relpedable Te rants, with fuitahle and convenient Farm-houfes and Buildings !landing thereon ,narticulars of which will be given in due time. Weddington is tituated within one Mite of Nuneaton. live of Atherttone, the fame Matter tram Hinckley, niae front Coventry, and eighteen Miles from Leicelter, i* near the Wat ling•itre, t Road, and aim near the Turnpike: Road leading • from Leicelter to Coventry, and within a fmall diitance of the Coventry and Alhby Canals, and .he Poor-rates and Land-tax are very low. Further information may be bad applying to Robert Abney, of Alhby-de-la-Zouch, in the county of lA:kelt:3., Efq. • Mr. Matthew Ingle, of the fame place; Mr. Farmer, sf Barton in the Beans, in the fail County of Leh:eller , q• r)7 Mr. George Greenway, Attorney at Law, Nuneaton, War wickibire. COAL and IRON MINES. TO RE SOL.L B AUC I lON . _ At (hrrsway's Coffee-houfe, Change Allcy, London, on Thurfday the a;th day May, 1802, (unltL previoufly difpofcd of by Private Contract,) LOT 1.- T HE Leafe of a Rich and Vahtable go -L in g Coal and Iron Mine, at I:Whitley and at Kinlet, in the County of Salop, with the Colliers' Houfes, Ma chinery, Railways, and Way Leaves thereunto belong; t g; and the Freehold Eftates of Scotts and New England, and a t r.ltate called Woolftionwood, held under the Dean and Charter of Quilt Church, Oxford, purchafed for tht ufe of the Works. This Mine being Emitted within three miles of the Sceern, nett to Bewdley and Stourport, thus potleas the double ad vantage of an immediate outlet to the Sea, by means of the River, and of a Communication with the internal farts of the Country by means of the Canal at Srourport. There has been found upon the Eftate at Billingsley (which confdta of upwards of noon Acres,) a Vein of Red Iron Stone, the quantity of Iron contained in which is in the proportion of 6o to too, being the Rieheft Iron Stone yet difeovered, (the Cumberland Ore excepted), and it lies In a regular ("lid meafure or ffrattun of about an Inches in thiekritli. Thcrt are a variety of other Iron Stones found upon the Eftate, and there is an abundance of Coal, fo that for Perfoise of Shill and Enterprize, with Capital (ancient for the undertaking, a more adeilable Purchafc can hardly occu-, whether it is to he alienated hy the Mclnnis and Quality of the Mine, or the advantage of local fituation. LOT 11. The Leafe of a valuable Coal Mine at Wolver hampton, in the County of Stafford. For further Particulars apply to Alexander Mundell, Efq. No. 3, Fludyer-ftrret, Weltminfter ; or P. Lewis, Efq.No. 6, King's Bench-walk, Inner Temple, London, who are autho. rized to fell the fame ,by Private Contrast. CAPITAL MANSION and F STATE at SALFORD, WAR. WICKSHIRE, and MICKLLTON, GLOUCESTER. SHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY 4 ucTioN, (And entered upon at Lady Day, 18030 At the White Lion Inn, In Stratford-upon. Avon, in :lie County of Warwick, on 'Thurfday the 6th Day of M iy, iSrA, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon ; fubjrdt to fuel' Conditions as will be produced, LOT L A CAPITAL Meiruage or Manlion-honfe, with convenient Offices, Coach-houfe, Stables, Garden, and Appurtenances, fituate lit Salford Prior, in the County of Warwick, in the occupation of James Mitchell. Eft} together with divers Clofes of Rich Arable, Mra , !ow, and Pal:- cure Ground, lying in a Ring Fence, and adjoining to the laid Manfion, containing 192 Acres, in the occupation of the raid James Mitchell and Widow Smith, or their refpcdtive A ffignees. LOT 11.—A Manage or Farm-houfe, fituate at Rufliford, in the Para of Salford aforefaid, with ennvenient fiarns,Stablcs, and Outbuildings, and fevers' Clofes of Rich Arable, Meadow, and Paiture Ground, lying contiguous thereto, containing to gether 172 Acres, in the occupation of the [aid Wiouw Smith, or her Affi g nzes. LOT 111.—A parcel of Meadow Ground called Priefra Meadow, iituate in Salford aforefaid, containing 4A. s IL 2 4 P in the occupation of the laid James Mitchell, or his Affinees. 1.0 . r 1V...-Several Clofes or Parcels of Meadow Ground, fituatc in Mickleton, in the County of Glom:titer, containing about Nine Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Edward Horfinan. N. B. Salford is fituate between Alcefter and Evelhans, at an equal diltance from each of theft Town.s, and the Turnpike Road adjoins this Effete. The whole Eftatc at Salford is Freehold and Tythe Free, and the Land Tax is low.—The Buildings are in vsry good re pair, and the flrft Lot is worthy the attention of any Gentle man as a Refidence In one of the moll delightful parts of the Comity of Warwick. Printal Particulars of the Salford Eftate may he had at the principal Inns at Warwick. Stratiord, Alccfter, aunt Eveiham and a plan of the Eftzt: will be lodged at the place of Sale, and with Mr. Robert AVoodhead, of Sall,rd, who will thew the Lands there, and the Honk may bo ken on application to Mr. Mitchell.—The Tenant will chew the Land at Mickkton. For further Particulars enquire of Metro. Godfrey anti • i ;Manta, Solicitors, Newark upon Trent, Nottinghamlisire; McGee. Lan v ender, Solicitors, in hvetham; or Mare. Kindrzler, Long, a nd ince, Smalls Jan, London. TABES DORSALIS, AND THE DISEASES OF THE SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, &c. Proßica! Effays and Remarks on the Tabes DorfaUs. This day was publithed, Price ss. in large Odtavo i bound in Boards, the Second Edition, with very coofiderable addi tions, of PRACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on that (pecks of Confumption incident to Youth, and the different Stages of I.ifc, commonly called Tabes Dorfafis • with an account of the nature, mules, and cure of that Diftmoer ; demonftrating its baneful effed: on the fineft fundtlons of the' Animal Economy, including the Difeafcs arifing therefrom; dpecially the Nervous Atrophic, the Exoncirofis , and the Pthifis,or Confumption general . Modes of Cafes oc curring in the Author's PraCtice during the aft fourteen Years By H. ST. JOHN NEALE, (Fellow of the Royal Academy of Surgery, in Paris; of the Univerfity of Leyden; and Surgeon, in London, formerly Surgeon Major to the Fifth Regiment of Infantry ; and the Royal Hofpital, at Chatham.) Sold by J. Walker, No. 44, PatFrnufter-row ; J. Ridgeway, York-ftreet, St. Jametis-fguare ; 'and at No. sS, Corner of Greek-greet, Soho. Fora particular account of the nature and utility of the above Work, the Readers'arc referred to the Biographical, Literary . and Scientific Magazine for June, rBOO, from page [l[6 to all.