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:1 :~ , 41„f • • • •••• . • •-.41. • ...• '‘‘ • • . • - • `'. 7111111,1 • ) 4‘ ,j Aka , _ . LEM :20:te*E7ri pj“ • .•-• 0 V. , - . . • ) :.~ :_ li s Se!! °4l6 f.. NrUlll5. 6 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, isi-2-. PnrcE sill9lWCZATAanifit2• , • I.I3NDON HOSPITAL. SEAT OF WAIt IN RUSSIA. This 4'y was pubhshed, ori four large sheets, each sheet' three feet by two f r et ten inches, price unmounted A . Y. or in a Case or on Rollers, XV. 3s. A NEW MAP of the SEAT of WAR in the 1 - NORTHERN PARE of EUROPE, contpratending Denmark, Sweden, Norway, the Baltic Sea, Germany, Prussia, Poland, Switzerland, part of France, and the whole Russian Empire. Publidied by John Stockdale, Piccadilly. FDCEVITARB Rakes O be LET on LEASE,. a very ernivPnient and T chearful HOt"E, consisting of airy Bed-chiming.), gold Drawing-rooms, a Oarden in from, mkt an excellent hxk Gar. den, well stocked with Frvit-trers and Vegettabl..,s, commanding an uninterrupted ‘601.1V of the surrounding country.—For penis. culars enquire of Mr. Jones 22, Dor.et.street, Portrn In.'s! ta•e.- . . *.‘R. BUXTON will commence his Aurnmnal V COtilt.;E of LECTURE§ un the PRACTICE of hiEDI IINE on bu rs e a y, ictober .ut Elt tea 'o'clock...4 l ot partleu i•rs, erqutre of Mr. Price, Apothecary, at the Hospital ;.or of fir. Buren, 13 5, Fenchurc h- street A NA TOMICAL THE 41 RE, LONDON HOSPITAL. HEADINGTON and Mr. FRAMPTON .M will begin thew Autumnal Coutw . of Lectures upon Ana-. p tir iology, and the Operations of Surgery, on *Siatirmiay, Ur pc 0' October, at two o'clot lc. t. p r i„ ci ple. and Practice of surp•ry, by Mt. Headintjton. AnatornicAllemonuratinn. and Dist.ections by Mr: Frampton. For farther particulars al l ly to Mr. Price. apothecary, at the Hospital To GENTLEMEN, PLANTkRS, N CTRS KR Y MEN,CtiAltto MAKERS, and 0 I'HERS. . The nosaining S COCK of the-LEA-BRIDGE NURSERY, • near CLAPTON and LAYTON, Will he SOLD, by Mr. COCHRAN, On the Prernbtes, oa Monday, Sept. 2s, and following day, * ' Eleven o'clock, CONSISTaia of very tine Fan IN.rt for Hedges and Blinds, Spnce and other Firs ; ynnng Striped and Greed Mollies, Box Trees, Forest and /triple Trete; a quant ty of American Plants and Evergreen Honeysuckles, In pets; H iw thorn Berries for Seed, anu very fine large add mull Orange?. Trees double Cim bias, h e .; a q u a nt i t y o' Patellas grow of be'li early sorts - ; large and small Botts and Branches of Wal. nu*, Poplar, and WitlusA ; Apple, and crhi7r sorts of Fruit • Treesi Aid; thtFaggots of the same; some Bricks and 'nib, two Carts, and sonde, Henwehed Furniture, &c. To be viewed tall the Sale, and Catalogues had by applying td Mr. Siborn, on the Premises; at the Cpck, 4,4.1; Two Brew era, Woodford; New Inn, Waltham ; White Hart. Rumford Caledonian Nursery, Kingriand-road ; Messrs. Gordon and CO.. Seed Shop, Fenchurch-street ; and of the Auction e er, No. 7, Dake.street, Grosvenor•square,Loadon. IkiTIEU I lON FOR THE CURE. OF IMPEDIMENTS, AND PREPARATION OF YOU Eli I.OR THE PULPIT, BAR AND suriATt, BEDFORD-PLACE. 'HE Eighth Annual 'Session will commence on 1 the FIRST of OCTOBER, when . there will be Va uncles for Two or Three Pomes:ic Pupils, Adults or Juniors; who, In addition to the Improvement of their Elocution, may b e kistrutted in the Greek, Latin, French, and Italian Languages; f e , Geography, Awronomy, and Mathematics,; and be aasisted In way inteilectual and liberal accomplishment. A valuable Library s freeest thousand volumes of well-selected books is open to the se of the elder Pupils.—One or two Ladies may also be taken osier eteirnmcdiate Protection of Mrs.'En t L W .% L L. Plus an Terms (price Is.) may be had of Messrs. Arch, Cornbill; Kent, Holborn Ridgway, Piccadilly, &c. also Mr. Letter to Mr. Cline, Vestibule of Eloquence, and lartratirals of Rhythmus.. BATTLE OP. SALAMANCA. This day was published, pr:ce Ss 6d. fine paper, 54. Peet IX, of A GENERAL HISTORY of the CAMPAIGNS - I L of the BRITISH FJRCEi in SPAIN and PORTUGAL, from the Commencement to the present Time. The first Eight Parts torn T o Volumes, and compleat the first Campaign to the Convention of Chun. Pat IX. commencing with the Cant paiim under Sir John Moore, which will be hillowi.d by that wider Marquis Wellington to the tattle of '1 aim-ra, &e. and the subsequent brilliant operations; including teal sof heroism in Individuals and Corps. '1 obe continued Monthly. An Atlas, Plans of all the Battles, &c. will accompany this Work. Published by E.Gcxidard, Military Library, Pail Mall, London. LIFE ANNUITIES, well secured Rad Impvlvable.—By Mr. SCOTTO42 Friday, October 2, at Twelve o clock,at the Mart, unless preeloeslY disposed of by Private Comiact, in Six Lou, TRENT and bIEitSEY, or GRAND TRUNK CANAL; six vefy valuate Annuities at preseat £45 ' each, clear of the property-tax, being the dividends arising front six Shires in this eminently pro-perons Navigation, during an - eligible insurable life, in the 41st year; the dividends have pro gressively advanced to £45 clear per annum, with best founded prospects of Increasing considerably, presenting Annuities of a 1 very superior dams. Particulars at the Mart, and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge street. ' • I'ASH lONA BLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, I privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gerrit-men of any age, who have never karat that accomplishment, or have not the Molern at% le. Mr. Au.rw'a system of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom it is an object to a( quirt- a-il ) tl..it lashionable requisite tor genteel surc:ety expedit:ot.sly, pi is ately, and in a supetiar style tf grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching may learn at a small expenee, wish a respectalt te set of pui its, on tic public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the most &gam fancy dances, and ail the stipert , ,r parts of the profes sion. Mr Subacriphon Assemblies ate evr.ry Friday. , . ' This day wai published, ?n One Vol. Bvo. prke Bs. boards, AN ATTEMPT towards a New Historical and Political ItXPLANATION ol the BOOK of REVELA TION.—By the Rev. JAMES BROWN, D.D. of Barnwell, Northamptonshire. In this WOI k the Bonk of Revelation is. %hewn to be an em blematical Representation of the whole Providence cf Goo in this World— r ditsplal ing, especially in the characters and persons of the two portentous beasts, the monstrous nature and miset - able effect of the corruption and depravation of Government and Rule, by the perver'ion of Regal and imp: dal Pov.ter," Printed for Gen. Cowie and Co. Poultry, London; and sold by J. Drakar.l, Stamford ; Collis and Uash, Kettering; Belt, Gun dle ; and Peter Hill. Edinburgh. - - EQUITABLE ASSURANCE, Valuable OLD POLICY, CAA NAL PkOPERTY, LONDON, RUSSELL, sad suausr Institution Shares, and a - valuable Reversion n the Govern* meat Funds.—By Mr. SCO LT, On Friday, October 2, at 12 o'clock.st the Mart, LEEDS and LIVERPOOL CANAL, FIVE SHARES, dividing £8 per share clear; Oxford Canal, .C 124 Stock, divided profits £3l per cent. Bolton and Bury and Chelmer Canal Si•ares, a Policy of Aleut-ince in the Equitable Society of £3OO, dated 17)0, to ray £l4 15s. 6d. pet Annu:n, on an eli;ible life of 70, which if now ciai!ned Would amount to £586; a Ditto of ,E WO, dated in 118.5, to pay XIS. 16s. 6d. du ring an infirm life of £59, it now ciaimed would amount to £9'26; an Absolute Reversion to £4OO 1 bream Cent. Con - solo i in the name of the Accountant-Geiseral, to be received ort the deceaie of a Lnly in I.er 62d year; and Loorion„ Russell, awl Surrey Institution Shares. Particulars at the New Hotel, Elradegbam ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Stott, 2S, Nev Bridge-suer, London. ANTIATTRIIION. HOPE FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL—ONE MILLION. OFFICE—LUDGATE-MILL, LONDON. PERSONS assured with this Office, whose Policies expire at hircuner.st As, are respectfully informed, tha t Receipts for the Renewal of the same are now ready for Delivery at the Office, Ind with- the respective Agents of the Company thrtlghout the United Kingdom. WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. N. B. Policies of Assurance, which expire at the above period, should be renewed within Fifteen Days thereafter. THE PATENT COMPOSITION, which pre vents the Effects of Friction in titeam and other Engines, k Mills, Machinery, and Carriages of every description, nisy be . purchased in bixe., price 9s. tid.; ss. 6d.; 105 cid.; ooe guinea, and two guioras each. Otte of the smilkst boxes contains a vanity f.uff.cient to last a Cis - Arlie or a l'ost-chaise tletivc rontbs; ang after the wheels are primed with the Composition they may be llsed daily, andwill run at least six months without basing occasion to take them off or to apply any thing else to the Wietrees. :clic Composition is to be used in the same pro, porteu for all other binds of work.—Salcl. wholesale and retail, by Moil. Brown and Nlawe, No. 149, Strand, near Somerset hinse,l.ondun. N.B. Directions will be found upon each bow, which are toed Seilatf”.. 'This day was published, A New Edition (being the Ninth) whit considerable Additionn, price Ins. rml. boards, rI'HE MEDICAL GUIDE. kr the Use of the I Clergy, h. a:ls of Families, Seminaries, and. Young Practi tioners in Physic, cc ntaining the latest Disc cries in Me.!icine. by RICHARI? REECE, 111. " 'This work is more judicious than the Domestic Medicine of Dr. Buchtia, hich we have no duuht it will entirely super e." Cri'ical Review, April, 1807. HEALTH AND COMFORT 'PROMOTED ! BY THOMAS GILL'. /JEW-INVENTED PA FENT MASTICATORS; or Table Knives with 'rum Fhree, Four or more Blades, by which as many Cuts or Divisions of the Food ean be made at once; an advantage, which to those who are un fortunately deprived of their teeth, it is needless to dwell upon. Also by his superior SURnIONS, OCULISTS, and DENTISTS IN STRUIRENTS ; and lslghlptentpered RAZORS, PEN-KNIVICS, &C. Which bear the mo:t exquisite andperfed Edges : by his new fityrn ions for readily obtaining FIRE and LIGHT, those desirable requisites of Life, without the aid of that most chingesous combs:di bla,PtiosruoKus ! particularly by a nrm-isreseated FIRR Box and CHEMICAL MATCIIIS, w!.ich take fire on being wetted!!! and Int various other Improvements on Articles of real uility, which are Made and Sold at THOMAS GILL'a celebrated Mairstfiriery for Impreved Lowa'on FINE CUTLERY, No. 83, St. James's-street, oppo,ite to Pall-Mall, London. Where also may be had, his Gam/ >RS and ETCHING-NEEDLES for Arius; his long-celebrated WARRANTED SWORDS; Guns, l'illtoll and Arms and Accoutrements of every description; Wholesale, Retail, and for Blow tat ion. " It is an advantage to have a work so judicious as that of Dr: Reece& in circulation, for the purpose of continual ref, retire." Brit sh Crit'c, April, 1807. Printed for Lopgraan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. I_IOLIES's BRITISH FLUID, for preserving and promoting the GROWTH of HAIR, sold Wholesale and detail, price ss. 6d. at iva Ornamental I lair Manufactory, the topti Ese a-street:lu the Sirand. This preparation is Offered with a jug confitfence to the rt.b ic, as in incent and eeicacioua, furls iolrercut void: pus rve the Hair that remains, !adrift) finpruve growth. It has been known to restore Hair bald places, and it certainly retards the kiprarance of grey bars. the manner of using i :ems peculiar to itself. Dia rctions 'at be kaleti up witlethe bottle:" Ihis Flutd is recommended t the vac, accompanied by no fulsome panegyr.c. U. only elicits that it may be put to the proof, and rest on its own merits. To prevent a spurious article being imposed on the public, none ache genuine Iv lt,ch is not signe.l by 1. ltilmes. 1.4.11 It :s &matey recomniendt d to Officers and others going towatm climates, being a certain preventative from losing their Bur : • READING SAUCE, for Flai, GAME, STEAK; Lc. -a- HE great reputation J. COCKS has gained by his celebrated READING SAUCE, which has for many years been patronized and recommended by most of the first Fa. milies lh the Kingdom, renders it unnecessary for him to make any comment on its qualities, it is presumed that no Sauce ever met with such general arproba..ion and extemive sale; ft is re• tailed in London by upwards of 70 of the first Damen And Fish. mongers, and by one or more principal Fish Sesre Sellers in most cities and market towns in the Kingdom ; will keep gaod seven - years in any climate. It is generally used at table with all sorts of Fish and is esteemed peculiarly delicious wdh Game, Wild Fowl, liasLes, Rumr-steaks, and Cold Meat. As many traders are offering spurious cemlw,itiors of their own, which they call Reading Sauce; .Cocks constders it a duty he owes to the public to inform them that none are genuine but those which have these words on orange-coloured label to each bottle, " Read+ ing Sauce for Fish, enriching Gravies, &c." prepared and sold wholesale and retail by I.Cocks, Reading. Pint s, Ss. Half pints, 2s 'lids day was published, price 21. • riONSMERATIONSon theLLFE andDEATH of ABEL ; on the LIFE and TRANSLATION of ENOCH; and on the LIFE of NOAH. Jy GEORGE HO It NE, D D. late Lord Bishop of Norwich. - Printed for F. C: and J. Rivington, No. 62, bt. Paul's Church yard; sold also by 1. Hatchard, 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. Considerations on the Lift: and Death of St. Julian the Bap tire, price 35. 2. Essays and Thoughts on Various Sakes, and from various Authors, &c. together with Nine Papers bum the 011 a Podrlda; and Forms price ss. 3. Thu Works of B'shop Home, in sit Page volumes octavo, price in boards, £3 35. CEOGRAPHY FAMILIARIZED. This say was F üblished. In 4 handsome vols. small Seo.illustraeod with 12 b. autiful Engraving% and two large Maps, price 14a neatly half bound, 'HE TRAVELS OF ORLANDO ROUND THE WORLD; consisting of an Imaginary Tour through Asia, Africa, &C. compiles' for the purpo-e of introducing, in a fahcinasing and agreeable manner, Anther,. it Desc:iptlons of the Geography, Natural History, Manners, Customs, aad Antiqui ties bf various Nations : written exprec,ly for the purpose of initiating young Persons in Geographical Knowledge. Tian-1 tted from JAUFFRET, by Miss AIKIN. MILITARY PANORAMA. A biscovEity TO MAKE THE HAIR CURL., AND PROMOTE 1 l's GROWTH. • T A KINSON's originalCURLING FLUID is recommended to the 'fashionable World as the only anti t ever Invented for Inking the hair curl, and such firmness is tht curl. that neither damp weather, perspiration, exercise, or thy other cause will lathe least atlecrit ; and Is so great n nou • Miter to the hair as to restore it even on bald • places, when all mkt means are ineff,:ctual- This.fluid 13 so superior for dressing the hair, that it is generally used by the beat hair-Jre'sers to finish tlkir head-dress -4, as it gores the hair a soft silky feel, and at- Indus appearance which no other means whatever will effect. Sold in bottle, at 3,. 6d. and Gs. by Jont.24 Atkinson, Perfumer, N 0.3, High-street, Bloomsbury, London ; and by appointment, by Eayley and Blew, Cochspur street; and by most principal Perfumers. Abo Atkinson Vegetable Dye for changtLg Red sr Grey Hair to a Brown or Black, nihtweni by' met: of science the best if not the only article iu this country which will change the hair to a permanent colour, price ss. 10.. 6d. and one guinea the bottle. On the Ist of October wll be published, No. I. of a New and Elegant Military Periodical %Vork, entitkd: ' LIVER PILLS. THE extraordinary demand for this celebrated and 1 . never-failing Remedy for MI.1013; COMPLAINTS and the long train of evils attending them, having excited the envy of sonic ignorant imitatots, it is necessary to Inform the Public that this truly valuable M. &eine the HGPA I IC, or LIVER PILLS are Sold only at the New . Medicine Warebuti,e, 42 $ East End of St. Paul's Church-yard, (half-way between Watling-street and Cheapslile), in boxes at Is. 6d. and 2s. 9d. each. But as they have become rm article of great sale for the East and West In dies, they are now also, for the convenience of travellers and those residing in distant parts of the empire, made up in boxes containing six is. 641. at XI. 4. rrH E MILITARY PANORAMA," price 51. dedicated to the Officers of the British Army, eon•aln log Biographical Sketches of Officer., Reviews of Military Works, Eiiszys on the Art of War, Journals of the Campaigns, Military Movetnents, Details of Mdttary Operations, Chrono logy, Topography, Military Obituary, Births and Marriages, Promotions, Courts Martial, Dispatches, dt.c. correct insertion of the Extraordinary Gazettes, General Order., and Army Re gulations.—Each number will be illustiattd will a Portrait and Military I'lan, engraved by the best Artists.—Six Numbers and a Supplement will constitute a Volunie.—The latter will con.:-' a List of the Otlicers of the British Army, of those holding Military Appointments, and the Exchanges, Removals, Re%ig nations, .Suspeopions, Deaths, &c. &c. during the period of the Volume's puhl'cation. Published by P. Marthi (late of the Firm of Cuthell and Mar tin), corner of Orchard street, Oxforibstreet.—The Prospectus may be had, either there, or of most I! Joksellers in the United Kingdom. Printed for Richard Mips, LudiatC.-Itill; and sold by all &mei' •rs. Of whom may be had, those incomparable Auxiliaries to the Study of Geography, Goldsmith's Copy Books, his School Atlas, his Grammar ii, LE rf ER WRITING, THE OBJECT' AND ENO OF LIBERAL EDUCA 110 N. DR. SQUIRRELL'S (Autisor of the Maxims of Health) TONIC POWDERS and DROPS have he.‘n pre• scribed for Indilcstion and its effects for SO years with astonish ing success. These admirable medicines, taken jointly, evacuate bile, phlegm, and water, give strength to the organs of dtestin,inviggrate the nerves, remove pain and spasm of the stomach, expel wind, pro. duce An appetite, and correct acidity. They also cure diseases at the liver, and those incident to warm climates, or too free livings N. B. 'l'h* Powders taken alone remedy a costive habit, remove ob-ti uctions, lessen Irritabil ty, dinsiiilshheat, carry off fever, cure the head-ache, and, have singular efficacy in removing a fit of in. &minatory gout. The Powders as. 9d. or 61. The Drops 2% 9d. or OsTiold at the late Totes, Royal Exchange; Chute, 269, High-street, 80. rcugh; Mitchell, 9, Charles-street, Soho-square; and the Pro. prietor (from holes-square!, 39, Charlton-street, Somers Town ; also by all the wholesale Venders In Loi , don. Merchants and Cap , ..01:6 of Ships allowed an ample discou This day were published, price fts. Ed. bound, MODELS of JUVENILE LETTERS, on fami -11-- • liar and every-day Subjects ; to ‘N lech are tubjoioed, Nu merous Sets of Topics for the E.xercise of Pupihs and some Ex amples of fain liar French and halian tters The whole adap ted to the rracticAl Use of Schools for both Sexes, By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, . _ _ _ . TO THE AFFLIC fED WITH STOMACH AND BOWEL • COMPLAIN rs:, CORNWELL's ORIENTAL VEGETABLE CORDIAL—The ori k pnal Inventor of this Unequalled Cordialiwho was a Physician of the first eminence, and resided , l Urfyear* in' th e E as t I n di es , w h ere t h ose complaints are peen - I PAT rndernio us , in the course of very extensive practice, a. last &covered the effectual remedy he was so long in pursuit of, itch has ever since been found singularly eflicacictus in all dis orders of the Stomach ar.l Bowels, Acidity, Flrulence, Dys• Pripsia, or In.ligerion, Dzbi , ity, producing Diarrhea, Windy Dis !dm, Bowel Compla nts, Griping Paine, and all Diseasgs of the " v aatilles The removal of which, in their primary prine'ples l ad COt firmed states, the Oriental Cordial is most happly and Itr " tua liY adequate. It.produces none of those injurious eff:cts ,attaVant en drastic pur gat I re ant ihiliott s nie.ticine., such as tirs, etc. -and which in most, , 1" not in all cases, may be said 'o a iortase the complaint, by the debility they leave on the stomach hftwels. &al is.holesai e and retail by Sinw and Edwards, G 6, St. Paul's Church -yard, London, cootaining sit sin , all ij l:c i t e t e les 4. ..r . 16d;s1.ier bottle, and a larger • MI NE RVA-0 FF IC E, LEADE N I-I A IL.S . ra E ET. This day was published, ha 4 volt. 14mo. p.ice Yes. SUBSTANCE AND SHADOW, or the Fisher. ntan's Daughter of Brighton. 13y the Author of " Banks of the Wye," " Aunt and Niece, " Eversilehl Abbey," &c. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. The following 0.111 t•e pal shed this year. Monastery of St. Collis, or the Atonement. By Mrs. Roche, Auihrr of " Children of the Abtley," Ste. 4 vol'. Stories of the Four Nations. By the Author of •' Margiana," &c. 5 vol s. 1 n:ly Dynevor, or my Fat h ePsWife. By. A. F. Holtthin, 3 vol s. Age and Youth, or the Families of Abenstedt. By La Fon taine; 4 vll4 Stranger of Lindenfeldt. or Who is my Father ? By Mrs. Ross, Au.hcr of " The Cousins," &e. 3 vols. 'fhe Danghtef-in-Liw, her Father. and Family. By the Author of " 'I he Liergymarea Widow and Family." Sir Fertl'nautt of Fegland; an Historical Rismanee. By J. N. Brewer, Author of" A Winter's Tale, " An Old Family Le gend," &c. 4 vols. Author of the Class Book, Universal Prt.cepwr, First Catechism, Ecgif.h Grammar, &c. The Chief, if ncl the only, object of all grammatical and literary Ktincation, being the attainment of the Art of Elegant Letter- Writing, and there having been, till this time, no School Book on so important and essential an Art, the Author of this Practical Elementary Work calculates on the immediate and extensive pa tronage of all Public and Private Teachers. Printed for Ricbaid Phillips, and scald by all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, just published, by the same Author, the Unitersal Preceptor, or an easy Grammar of 'kits, Sciences, and General Knowledge, price 4$ 6d. bound; with a separate lio k of 600 Questions and gxercises, price ls. and a 'f'u r or's Key to those Ouestions, and also to those in Goldsmith's Grammar of Geography, and Grammar of Chemistry, S. ad. bound. FO .t. THE TEETH. Patronised ani used by their Royal Highnesses the DUKES a CLARENCE 'and KEN U. • • 9 `ROTTER's ORIENTAL DENTRIFICE, or ± ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER, has &en for 30 years too commended to the attention of the l'ublir. Those who have not • • IiANDAN.k sOAP. WHIT. HANDS 11:4ve ever been esteemed a •P e ' rsJ u a l 'a)l3 y m both Sexes, and in some parts of • "Ve are " 1204 to l'ersom of liank.—The BAN DANA !pA tr, o r I n di an Washing Cakes, weirs. the peculiar property ng;vln g the most exqui•ite delicacy of texture and inconceivable Vness to the Hands which are constantly waohett with this 1 6 :a . Pi £wen in cases where the •kin has been injured by labour rather viuler.ce, the hat - tines , and coarseness are effectually, in' ral ates. l qi and permanently removed, and succeeded by a smooth ' ii imets, and Ilic.cy of appearance, which cannot be ac tired by any other means eha•ever . h is by experience only 11121 any oar can form an edentate idea of the superior excellence titbit Soap. it 'vkl by the Proprietor's Agents whose signature it bears, 1 eli cal and Co. No. :229, Strand, mar I - envie-bar, London ; A. the ProprieSors, as a further security, beg diem to he parti 1414L_r__in latictog,'shat the name and address of the printer, E. L' m rgt Ne. 27, 13ow- street, Covent-garden, is axed to the label I lrlPPor. All others are counierteits. Sold by many re.., '44 * Perfueivrs and Medicine Venders in 'Town and Coup price is. each Cake. But it is at ail times necessary to be ea lab in observing the above Caution, which. will be the bitath of preventing the invesitiuus winch bare of late been LELL'S ANATOMY, COMPLE IT,' in Three Vols. This day was published, M 3 Vols. Rvo. (with many additional Engravings), pride £2 Bs. Boards, the Third Edition, of ' , HE ANATOMY of the HUMAN BODY, containing the Anatomy of the Bone., Muscles, Joints, /rear, and Arter;es.—By JOHN BELL, Surgeon. At that of the Brain and Nerves. the Organs of the Senses, and the Vllcera. By CHARLES BELL, Sorgeon. I'rinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater neat r-row ; and' . Cada and W. Davies, trand. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, 1. Engravings of the Brain, 4to. ' 2 0 hoards. e. -------- Nerves, 41n. 1 1 0 do. S. Dissections, 2 vols. royal t t o rso. 0 1.1 0 do. folio, with P!ates S 3 0 do. 3. Anatomy of Expression in Painting, 400 $ 2 0 do. 6. Operative Surgery, 2 vols. - 1 14 0 do. 7. .Letters on the Urethra, BVo. • 0./ i do. Also, 1. Surgery, 3 vols. 4to by J. Betz.. Ull • 0 do. r 2. Ergravings 'of the Bones, by Do. 4te. 111 .02. Disconnes on Wounds ' . , 49. PRACTICE OF PHYSIC. This day was published, in one neat and very closrly-printed Oc tavo Vr.lime, price I is. in boards, a Third Edition of HE MODERN PRACTICE OF PHYSIC: -I- Exhibiting the Characters,Causes, Symptoms, Prognostics, morbid Appearances, and improved Mei hod of treating D4east sr By ROBERT THOMAS, M.D. This work has been again carefully revised ; and a large por tion of new and important matter has been addid. " This is a juchcions compilation of facts, from the best writers, which may be perused with great advantage,because the thilerent subjects are treated with brevity and perspicuity. 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