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. esi , 4, , . . OtrICA op 01Dir4AVA, odhur ii.teti; NUT WEDNESDAN, STATE LOT TERM BEGINS. ' • Tilt P.RINCIP.iL OFFICERS q Ais - Mg. i c,A RIXOLL and Co. Stocit•Brokers, 7, COrsthin, _ Illt_AWll4o.-430LY . 8,000 "T I CKETS. J'ASTre • ORDNA ATE de hereby live Nail!, : • and 26; Cilzfurd- attest • respectfully acquaint the Publi c 'fidd Proposals win be received at their Office, hi Pall-Mall, th ar h av a a gnat if aa l itr ca t rickete mil sbarcs an sale far the ya i ar w o n Friday, the e9th instant, from such Persons akmay ,NEW STATE LOTTERY to begin Drawidg on WEDNES to WM, to undertake the &Lindy of the following Quintile* i,DAY NI . T , the ad-et WIVE/WEER. iel Descriptions of CAST I:10N PIPE, for service of this Do. 1 • TM. SCHEMK CONTAINS 2 of £20,000 " I 3 of .01,000 - • ifartment, viz. ' 2 a Oen I 4 of 300 667 Yards of 10-inch Cast Tron Pipe. - With a great pespordon of whim Capitals, and the Lowest. Pried. 6220 Ditto of 6-inch ditto Service Pipe. £2o.—The Plist 520.Blanits will be entitled to .210 each, in 4. dition to which the lint-drawntrue above Old will 10 detidid • 54 mittO o f •40 -inch Stand ditto.- to an Additional Prize of £3lOOO. • l i 117 Ditto of 6-Inch ditto. • • CARROLL and Cb. sold in the Last Lottery No. 2,262, , a iliur . itser Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions I Prize of £l,OOO, in Twelve - Shams ; :nein tee premsliag L a mp. of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in, all I fie`, No. 346, the IS* Prise at £lO,OOO, in. Mogen. hintrantha, Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock, * 1 being the Fifth Capital sold this 'tear. Orders trom the Country • 1,1_4 pu!etuaity attendettta, where the Proposals' milst bE delivered, sealed tip and indorsed, -- . *Piwponds for Iron Pipe ;" but no Propoialcan be admitted after the said 29th instain a st 42 o'clock at neon dilly someday; nei ther.sill ally Tender be noticed, unless the Party nuking it, Or . . an Agent in his behalf, shall atfeud. By Order of the Board, - )1. ilciive, 4enTiaw T Thret • PRIM : Cif Jegt),,a/0, • iit the ST LOTTERY of only 8,000 !ICKES'S, Ire*. ileiwimg, WEDNESDAY., ski 3d of NOYENIIIIIR. ~/ . SCHILNIE. 1 S Mel et alsO:Ous• ale ./spoor , •- s V. s;oso ......... epos 1 ~ • LOOP ......... 5,n04.., I • - - -.. 4 . 500 - • 1 . • 5 ....... ..... 200 • 10 . 100 ..... 20 40 1,040 ... ..... .... 20. ... 20,800 And the first 520 Blanks £lO each; Ttcgrrs and Slial;s are selling by • . RICHARDSON, GOODLVCX. and Co ' the Contractors for the. Lottery, At their Offices, thk Corner of Bank iluilllinp, COrnhilt, and opposite the,Kines'ldeves, Chrring Cron ; where IN THE LAill' LO ITEM(' - - 1 Drawn the 28th of September * lot 3, they sold the following ~ CaritalPritott . No. 4154 . - In 12 Shama: ... - A 820,050 8,471 . Ili hole Ticket •• ... . 1,000 1,110 . In li Sham ..,.. 500 7,522 . 14 Shares . 500 *3 lB ••• Shams .... ' So . . . - . WESTMIpISTER Plitt-OFFICE, • • • ilni-street,Cevent , ea'iden, HE Ge 'neiet . . Meeting appointed .by the Deed of •Settleinerr4 yearlyon - the last Thursday in 0e- tober, or within ten days thereafter, for the Choice of Dbottors, and on other Affairs, will be holden at thli Office, on Thursday, November Ith, neat, at tstelve o'clock. O. H. BROWNE, Secretary. • N. B. Thethair he taken at one o'clock precisely. GRAND JUNCTION WATER-WORKS. . Mice, 46, Seymour-street. rrHE following documents pmve the Powers, the A. Utility, and the Esteellence of the , Grand Junction Water: a . 17e, Oxford-street, 12th Aug. ISI3. OZNTLEMIN.•-•it is no more than an act of common justice on our part to declare ttat at the dreadful fire which broke out this morning at otfr hiaputactoty h* Note we rc ceived.a most ample supply of roarer from the ()gaud Junction Water-Works.—Four common leather hoses fizeto your ser vice pipes gave immediately the full force of as many Flre En gines, and without this timely aid,we firmly believe a great part of the street would have been Irrrled. " Vire are, Gentlemen, your obedient servants, " G. and R. GILLow." f To the Grand Junction Water-Works Directors." - - TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. WANTED by a Medical Gentleman, within a few lona bf Lopdon, a respectable young Man aiiin AP prenkee ; Isd will be considered in every respect as one of the family, and will possess peculiar advantages for instruction and Improvement. A moderate premium will be expected. Letters addressed' (pelt paW) t R. S. at W, Brydon's, Chemist and Druggist, 78, CornbW, wilt be immediately attended to. e U London, 12th Aug. 1313. " We, the Inhabitants, living in the neighbourhood close to the I oe* Messrs. Gillow's Manufactory, conaider it to be an act of justice to declare our belief, that, under PROVIDLNCE, we are in ' debted f b r the prsvereatioe of our houses to the ample end sud den op* of water given by the Grand Junction Water.WOYks company, 'and we observed with, satisfaction that four of their hoses attached to the plugs, gave all the advantage of as many e griginei." . • - tSigtred by upwardsid Qht of the inhabitants near the spot where the are broke cut, as per orly,inel doetnoent, which, may seas at *LP/rapines OAce.3, • . " thaiikAalegteet, tithe Aug.-4 nl3. " We, the undersigned, *Mir arriVal at tbg Are this morning, . at lrfessra.. Glet ' ain Manufactory, in Prey,- iknea-court,,. : Nordt Atgltrikatwom MO our engines, we foetid abut:Rh/4%0 Wate.l' from the Grandl'runetlon pipes, which was anticti.greateethari weeverlefitirrvifficssett, and with the assist ance el our host" axed to their piks,lits Seep tbe.means of vay. ing all tbe..austotufling prtiniso . with*, must otherwise have 11. en itistiui4 . _ • (gsgtied)" • * • •• • 4 !*4 Geo; Iviteht'sin v otitgisteekVireifir.lnster‘: Of ice. iftn Graves, Engineer, Sun rite Office.:,' Rob. Aerch, ure,tilan„l„,ctution Abourattet r ite.Gffice. ' • 204 Sttythf3; Engineer, Inipirral Fire'Oftee." • ••••• : Edit: TaintWeßarentan, Hand.in'.hatid - Fire CATice. - • MONEY LMMEDIAATE t.Y. No, 2, Duke-street, Adele& ESSRS. RICHARDSON and .Co. are in the ,A.v.a. habits of advancing Money to any extent, in' Sums above 4100, upon every. description of Security, by way of Annuity 'or otherwise, as may suit tne means and situation of the burrower. Regular Bills discounted.-o(fice hours from ten till five. Mat ters of unportance preferred. Jun publisher:4 price lit. bound. PHXDRI AUGUST! LIBERTI VABULA RUM IESOI I IARUjhI, quits puerorum subjici fat est, libros qeinque. ewe holies verbortun phrasiuteries ,rim Anglite redditorum. ediclit A. R. CARSON. Edide Altera. Edinburgi : Veneunt aputliA:Blailt; Brash et Reld,Ulasgnat ; Bliss eltßaater, Olibed ; et T. Underwood, Leedthi. Just published., in 4 vols. tiro. price XI. rils. siibosrds, and with Plates, .C 3. A COMPENDIUM of the ANATOMY" of the ' HUMAN BODY, intended principally tor the use of .btudents, in i vols. sth Edition.. To which is now added a Pciurth Volume ' containing Outllan of Co m parative Anatomy. By ANDItZW FYFFE. The Fourth Volume, being. Outlines of Comparative Anatomy, . sold beparateiy, price no. In boards: By the same Author, • A. Sy 're of the AvATosity of the HUMAN BOOT, illustrated ' by upwards Of 200 'f able., containing nearly 1000 Figurer, in 3 vols. 4ed. Second Edition improved, 43. 38. with coloured plates 47.75. . __ . . _ : Benj. 0301(rrip,dinion-Firc.Office. • •:, : Wm. Hiokv,..rtragioes , c,ligralßarhane Fire Pate. JOhn crokkland,llerityForepw,ellbiorigireOlfus." NIL' The Fire Engine Hoses, whibit.iebillized on'the Grand Junction Service • Pipe, continue& 044101' bouri:without hirer luission tivon thr premises, with tlie2tbstir ninety one person to guide each twan:fi pipe. • • r r Grand -a. The analysis I have male of t If]unction Water 11.1410 y. favourise to the Opinion wens salubrity and excel lence for the important public object whit:bit I's intended to (Signed) " C. IL Amite, .4, Irroad..street Bain analysed the Grand Junction. Water , an d finilit to be post excellent for 111 domestic purpose s; to be also lighter, and contain lets foreign matter timirtbe•Thautes wirer. (Sitnvd) " Fasoamcia Accuse, eoinpuisporeet." Printed for Adam Black, Edinburgh; and Thomas Under. wiled, London. • CATON ON DE1311.11 Y. This day was published, price Ss. id. second edition URACT ICAL OBSE RVATIONS on the D'EBI LITIES, neural and contracted, bf the GENERATIVE ORGANS of both Sexes; including Remarks sa Onantsm, Se minal Weakness, nocturnal Emission, Gletti, 'robes Dursalis, Fluor Albus, &c. &c. with the '1 heory of Generation. lid T. I‘I..CATON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. _ _ The Inhabitants of St. George, Hanovee•sgaane, In which the Above fire took place, are informed, that the Company's Pipes pre laid in every street in that Paridi East of Hyde Park Corner, of also In Grosvenor Place The Hans Town District, which is berm, wiWehortly be laid throughout. • The Grand J.unction Water is always on in abundance, ao ad- Otago and a security against fire not given by other Companies, who usually serve only three times a week. Force Pumps are nuneccsiat y, as this Ciunpaity supply Water to the tops of the highest houses. The pavlig in the streets sustains no injury from the Grand Junction Pipes, which .are of iron, are always proved, aid ucvta• leek. . _ _ • Printed for Messrs. Higitley, No. 24, Rea-street, London. Where may be bad, Caton's repots: Treatise on the Causes and Distinction of the Varieties of Asthma, with new, simple, and successful instructions for the prevention anti tsoatment of Asth matic Fits, price 3s. lust published, • In One large Vol. royal avo. price 21.163. in boards, rMERCANTILE 'TABLES, upon a new and universally•approvetimethod, by which simpliety, accu racy, and Expedition are attained in a tar Brea er degree than by any other mode hitherto invented; adapted to the use of the Public Offices, Banters, Merchants, Lawyers, &c. containing 1. Universal Buying and Selling Tables, to sheer the value or ;mount of any commodity at any price, in yards, ells, oz lbs. clefts. gallons, hogsheads; pipes, inches, feet, ecc. Jct. by which, also, average losses, batter, exchanges, profit and loss, duties, Ste. &c. twAy be readily calculwed. e Table of the Parts of Pounds, Skillings, and Pence. . . The M'ptrr ittaid ap five of cape:tee to the Tenant's. N. B. Certificate. of Laundrekscs, of the advantages they find ip their business from the use if the Grand Junction Water, are lodged at theoMto.—By Order of the Outset of Dir nears, W. M. COE, Chief Clerk and See. • • 3. Table of Small Weight reduced into Great Weight. 4. Table-for One Day of ample Interest at 3,4, and 5 per Cent.vith the fractional Farts of a farthg.ng, by which anyinteest table may be examined and corrected with the greatest nicety; for the use of professional men and others, who wish to ascertain the interest of ply sum with the minutest accuracy. S. Simple Interest Tables , at .5 per Cent. for any sum from I to 3(4 days, and from one month to nine years, with instruction& to calculate the number of days from any given day to !My other , day is the year. 6. Commisbion Brokerage, or Discount Tables from 1-Bth to 20 per Cent. by which premiums or insurance, discount allowed anaccoonts, goods, dividends on stock. &c. are calculated. • 7. Wine Table, to phew the price of th- gallon by the price of the pipe, &C. from Z4B to. IGO, so that the , surplus sallow of a :pipe, &c. may by calculated. 8, Tables of Pistoles, Guineas, Moid'res and Pieces, into 'Pounds and'the contrary. . It. Table of Flemish and French EUe into English. 10. Table of Foreign Weights and Measures equated. 11. Tables of English Weights and Measures. ae. Table of the Public funds; ,hewing. by their relative ialue the most advantageous to the purchaser. 23. Annuity and Compound Interest Tables, complied from the best Authorities. 14. Tables of the Decimals corresponding to the Parts of a hun i tt. Prom to 19s. • 1 13: Tsibleeof frith Exchanges, via. Euglisb Mosey exchanged into Irish, and Irish into English Money, from 2 to 40 per Cut. Iv I.Bth progressively. To winch areedded'SlatlAS Interest Tables at Six per Cent. for every day in the yeae,,lvlth. other Calculations, adapted to the Use of Ireland and the-West ladies. Inscribed to the Directors of the Honourable East-India Company. By S. NESIMA , 24I, of Lloyd's &Rite-house. London Primed. fox 3b4wBods Medi( and 49aes, ratoraceteprow. BAYLEY's LIQUili JAPAN BLACKING: This matchless Coniposidon, for Boots, Shoos, Harness,. arc. Is confidently submitted to the Public, under the strongest sesdmunies of its superiority. It preserves the leather soft And pliant, and, 'with less labour, produces a more brilliant and last. Ing jet-black than can'be obtained front any other preparatiort-.- tints is. did: bait prtits:lo4. -each. Soldw hoi wale aild renal by. Bayley and Bl , rve,Perfuni ers, Cock lout-street, t.ondost,. (where the Valium Cakes continue to be .piade and sold as usual) ; also, sold retail, by most of the usual. Venders. Oink - the farm I.itrid and genuine Cakes are slow,al W. Bayley,* " doyley and Slew." - TO F A MILIES. g_IOLMES's PATENT DOMESTIC . ovrws,, XX withnit Flues, which , noire, in the higheAt degree, teltyi and econonty. It is well knosan, that all ovens hitherto coa ltrivet' fir the use of 1.. milirs, which are attached to hitched tinges, owing to the flues, occasion a considerable loss of fuel, as vial as diMinutnm of heat. Ti, obviate this great ilsadvantage has Seen fbe stirdy of - fhe Ineantor of the PATE:* 1' DOMES. TIC OVENS; which. air without Sues, and which, instead of ...iattictishinp, increase the heat, without the least additional fuel. H. takes thiiiiiethod of inforining the Trad'e in general-, that ttli t tnay be seippited with them of three different sixes, with or *Afloat the ranges, Si they heat without' a sue, coneequentir lltT4lis' in' 8 1m 1 Stf or fire happening front them, which is so (re tunny the case with those that have flues. References to faMi• lies Si the first respectability wiU be givn, where the Ovens* may be sten ftrOse, gat also at his . Manufactory, Castle-court, Strand, Pear ledfopi- . .ttees, and atlete. Bell's, ironmonger, Greenwich; lit.,. Situoiling and Lawrence, ittenmoagers„ Garden-street! Whiteleflavel ; Mr. Brows, Ironmonger. Leatherhead, Surrey; M. swithert, lienmonger, Bath; Mr. Richardson, ironmonger, Lewitt, htleser ; Messrs. ?fallen and Tuck, Iteminenlin, Bath ; M r.' Crow'. Ironmonger, Faversham, Kent; and at puma of the Pipes:SA iromnnagata in Toon attd Couutry. Id. B. A. iillowasse *Aro ibis Trade for ready Mossy. I.itf - •%: z.v?,,F :le_ , Ireir • 1 .:4 4.1 .- . .... ',ft ~,,,,i , ...!.• . f .. 4... - ...... _ 2 ,.........: :: ...„ . _ •,i: • et • ,:,.....:.- 1 , .." ... .• . T . " *Jar 4111 . 4 1 t f i N: '' • .. 1. % Ai' . .: .14 .‘ i 1...k' 1 : 11 :074 0) : 1 :- • ." %TA" 4 Niii .7 l . . . . , , .. • Ae .. A 11 4:1. ti . • . . . , -. IP ~.,,,...- , , r ,,.; ' .4.14 4. 14414 .. 45 , 1 %-d _ _ _ TVVE - 151iESDAY, _OCT-613iR"27,*18t3. .4ICA 4tx - ropiCß lIALPPENNii SA►L,ES BY AUCZION. iii gr::WARP, ItANMOItit. Ong LINI3SBU.RY. .4 Cy*ld Estate, Three rich Meado*s, Twiny-two Acres ; Miami ahem et lktradaw WILMS; MI Tit* Aida of liarO - AnIdOEP MT, Manion) / (cc. •BL Mas• ROBINS, At Garurwil% Coire.4ouse, Vhsuirs•Alley, Carfoitill,To4son. now, at Twelve i;C.uck, in Iwo Lots, A A- V4wible COPYHOLD . ESTATg, call e d HONEY POT. Compolsing Thaw rich Marlow., tying compactly together, cost. taming upwards of Twenty-two Att.s, situate dose to Edgware, and between Eingsbory and SPoniore, to high state of dressing. Also Twa. i clo.Ntes of rich Meadow Lord, upw anis of Sixteen Acres, part adjoins the above; held on. Lease, five year. unex. pired. Mso Three cartal Ricks of excellent well-got Mea...ovs Hay, w quantity or Manure, tcr. May beSiewed by applying to Mr. Stone, White lisps, Edge ware, where particulars may be had, and at the Abercorn Arma, Stalemate; Essex Arms, Watford; Red Ltou, and White Han, Southall; at Cutaway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warrick-street, Gpiden-square ; where a plan may be peen. I I ERKSHIRE, NEAR WALIINGFORb. IANOIt It ClHalt.SßYliand the Capital Vi Patten, , pear Twelve Hundred Acres, lithe-free, at Choleey,.close •ta Wallingford, &c. a short distance froin R eading s and extendie Common Rigf.ts. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, CorrthM, To•moll• new. at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, THE MANOR of CHO L.SEY, unJing ivith Game, and the truly-valuable Freehold Users, lying.c.on. pact, and Titlte-frr ; situate in the Parish of Chol-ey, newly adjoining .the Town of Wallingford, and tweet Quits from Reacting: THE PROPERTY OF A NOBLEMAN. Comprising the capital Farm of CHOLoEY, with an earellent -Mansion House, and Offices of all descriptions; 'good Gardens, waD,d round, large Farto-yard, with Barns, Stables, Cnwhouses, Granaries, Cart-lodges, and various Out-buildings. GREENHILL FARM, and a compact genteel Residence, plan• ned for the acounmodation of a Gegtleman's Family. whit Coach • honk., Stables, and various Outbuildings; Good Gardens, walled round, &c. and nearly One Thousand Acres of Water, Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, nearly ins ring-fence, on the road frpm Wallingford to Motton-,Gate-sad Reading, 4t posse,- sionof -Mr. Joseph licpkies and his Son, on Lease, Which will expire at Michaelmas, tele. • Ale* WINHURST FARM, adjoining, curtaining of a Coo , tage, Farm-house, Darns, Stables, and various Got-kuiidiep, and sundry Enclosures of Meade., Pasture, and Arable land, in the occupation of Mr. Pinter, no.; solar; FARM-HOUSES, held on Lease for Lives, with Barns, Stables, and Out-buildings, Cottages, Garden - c, and Orchards; and about Forty Acta of Land, adjoining MI Meadow and the East Moor, in the octal. pation of Messrs. Hopkins, Wilmot, Rathel, and others; and Four capital Meadows, ceodgeous to the Estate, and adjoining the River Thames, which lows a conelderalste way along the r Banks, and Order Beds, Ike.. The principal part of this Estate Iles perfectly compact, la a fine healthy, pleasant, and productive part of the Cooney, in this v.elnity of good Market Towns. Very eligible for Family Residences, and for investing Mousy. Good Roads in all directions, and about forty-two Miles front In tip event of an Enclosure, which is likely to take place, the value of the Property win be considerably encreasedi Mny he viewed by applying to Mr. Hupkina,st Mobley Maw. !ion; where Particulars may be had; and st the Lomb Inn, Wallingfird ; White Hart, Benson ; Boar and Crown, Reading Star, Oarord ; Bell, Henley; Castle, Sak-HM; Bush, Bristol; White lion, Bath ; Hen and Chickens, Binsfnibun ; of Messrs. Foulkes and Co. Sourlunwpton-street, Strand; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where s Plan of the Estate may be seed. VALUABLE FREEHOLD TYTHES, KENT. By Mr. PEYTON, At Caraway% Coffin-house, 'Change-a/ley, Corallt, London, some time in the month of November next, in &ea Lou, ALL the RECTORIAL or GREAT TYTHEB arising and accruing from the Crops of Grain and Hay on upwards of Two Thousand Seven Hundred Acres of fertile and. productive Land, situate in the Parishot NOILTHFLBE the County of Kent ; and also a substantial and convenient Rectory House fit (or the accommodation of a Family of respeetibility, with all necessary attached and detached (Mies, Barns, Yards, Gardena, Orchards, and Paddock; soda most.valuable Clone of Land, about 14 Acres, free from all Tythes, .mast desirably situated for the erection of a Gentleman's R . ddenee. Each Lot lies very compact, and within a ring fence, the qua. lily of the Soil is adapted only to a state of *ration. Northfieet is most advantageously situated in a populous and increasing neighbourhood, one mile from Grasewod, nine front Chatham and Roche%ter, and 20 from London. Printed Particulars are preparing, and will be ready for dell. very 21 days before the *leo= application to Mr: James, New Buowell-court, Lincoln's Inn, Lesnalms, where a Plan of the Estate may be scan. ' • .; FAR STOMACH comnAmrs. DR. SQUIRT (Author of the Maxims of .IL.F Health) lONIC POWDERS and I)tOPS have bees pre. scribed for indigestion and its effects for 99 years with astonishing success. l'hesr admirable medicines, taken jointly, evacuate bile, phlegm, andwater, give strength to the dream of digestion, invigorate the naves, remove pain and spasm of the stomach, expel wind, pro duce an appetite, and correct acidity. They also cure diseases el the livor, - and those incident to warm climates, or too free livhtgo N. B. The Powders taken alone • may a e )st tve habit , remove obstructions, lessen irritability, dit ii ll iso heat, earry off fever, cur, the bead-ache, and lime singular elleacy in removing a fit of is. flatnmatory gout. The Powders 2s. ad. or 6s. The Drops its. 9d. or 6s. sold at the late Tutt's, Royal Exchange ; "Clatite,269, High-street, BJ. , rough; Mitchell, 9, Charles• Street, Sobo-square; and the Pm. prietor (from Soho-square), 99, Cftartton-street, Somers Town also by all the wholesale Fenders In London. •.• Merchants and Captains of Ships allowed an ample dls• ceaw. LADIES of the first fashion, Irons their own et. puienee, recommend Mrs. VINCENT'. GOWLANDIo LOTION, as the most pleasant and effectual remedy for all corn. plaints to which the Fice and Skin are l'Able, by rentoxing every kind of coarseness eruption, and unpleasant appearance , and rem. dering the Skin dear, .mouth, and transparent ; but be unex ampled reputation of this' Lotion having excited various Unita. dons, Ladies and Gentlemen are particularly requested to ask for " Mrs. Vinu nes Convfand's Lotion," and see her name, signed upon tie label, on each bottle tit& tegennine. The following' is a note from Lady Catharine Lemnos to Mrs. Vincent : No. 49, Charlotte -street, Portland-place. Lady Catherine Lrn .ux presents her Compliments to Mrr. Vincent, and has the pleasure °rotating, that, by the nue of two quart bottles of her Goiklatid's Whin, she is pertottly cured of a violent E'ruption upon her fees and arms • she was recommended by her Physician to make use of the Lotion, which has seceded her most sanguine expectatioes. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, No. 6, Davies-intr.?, Growerer-sqloaftt; Bacon and G. 150, Orfnuf.street; NeWbery and Moods, Paul's Church yard; Bader, 4, sad It qup,os, Cheeps& ; Baw dily and Soo, Flees Market ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow yard; and all the respectable Venders of genuine Medicinal Lad Perfumers in every Town in Europe, In quarts, Os. 6d. piss, Se. 61 half glints the. 93. Likewise build as above, Irineent:e Kereestive Teeth Powder, fee meanie& rester loft ant hliestilyipg the '1 each, MA Mir* Jr Newry xi Ow Ceriee r riep Se. Sti. sash hes CHEYNE, ON APOPLEXY. ?Mader was published, In Ove. price ils..beetdps, CASES ot Al' 0 P,LEX and LET kiARGY, with. °bon v awns upon the Comatose Tliososee. Bs J. CHEY NE, Al 11 Fellow of the llevAt C&legr or Physicians, Edinfiiirsh, &e. Pnnfed for ThonLis Underwood, 32, Fleet-street; sod 40, Wee* Smithfield. .~ i This esy was publiahed, - In One Vol. Royal Bvo. with Platei, price Ws. In boards, AN INQUIRY into the LAWS of ANIMAL 44E; heirs an Analysts of the Principles of Medical Science, with a view to obtain more satisfactt-y Rep%nations of the Phenomena. that themselves ht Health and Disease. Po which is prefircf, " a e rleneral Outline of the Orpas and , hoclons of the Human Body. Printed for Thomas Vutienveod, 92, Fleet-street; and 40; West Smitilfira . . This der was published; its eve. ptiee 61. in beards,' AN APPENDIX to an ENQUIRY int4thit pre. sent State of MEDICAL SURGERY, in ww.ch the re moial of Obstructions and Inflammation in rart....ular tastancersl with the tattoesoaturf, &docile's, and a of Liken, Is consi dered. By the lee ' THOMAS KIP :LAND, M.D. With a Preface, Introduction, Notes, &e. by JAMES KIRKLAND, Surgeon, Apothecary to the-Tosier. • . I Printed for Thomas Underwood, 32, tit:et-street ; and 40, West Smithfield. • - DR SUTTON ON GOUT, Re. This day was published, In One Voluine, Octave, price Is. in boards, RACTS on the GOUT; illustrated by numerous ,AL 'Owes, and cm some INTERNAL INFLAMMATOWE A111C• Mous. By THOMAS SUTTON, M.D. lot the Royal Cgilege of Physicians; late Physician to the Forces, . and Consulting Physician to the Kent Dispeniary. Printed for Thomas Underwood, 32, Fleet-street, and 40, !Wewt Smithfield. This day was published, in One Vol. gvo. price 164. boards, THE MODERN PRACTICE of PHYSIC, ex hibiting the Characters, Causes, Symptoms, Prognostic, Morbid Appearances, and Improved Method of Treating the Diseases of all Climates. By ROBEKT THOMAS, M. D.— Fourth Edition, revised and considerably enlarged. London I Printed for Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, snd Brown, Cada and Davies, S. blighley and Son, J. Callow,E.Cot, Cradock and Joy, T. Hamilton, and 'F. Underwood. FYFE'S ANATOMY. • This day was published, ItCOMPENDIUM of the ANATOMY of the HUMAN BODY, intended principally for the Use of STUDENTS, 3 vole. 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