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C THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-I JES 77", ORDNANCE, do herd, zivc Notice, 1 That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday the 28th day of February instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of Tackle 1 Hooks, and various other Articles of Iron for service of this De partment for a period of three years. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the 'Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Town, where further parti culars, together with the terms and conditions of the contract , may be known, and also at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mali 1 aforesaid, any day between the flours of ten and four o'clock, where also the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and en dorsed " Proposals for Tackle Hooks, &c." But no proposal can be admitted after the laid 28th day of February, at twelve 1 o'clock at noon at the same day ; neither will , any Tender be no , deed unlets the pasty saahhtt it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend.—By Order Of the Board, 4t: if. CREW, Secretory. Dr. SENA rrs NOIFILL. This day was published. in.three Valdese., price les. boards, FAMILY PRIDE AND HUMBLE MERIT A Nbiel, founded on Facts, aad partly taken from the Preach. By E. SENA"I'E, M,D. Published by adirwo,d, Maly, aal Jean, 11,rsester•row. Mot. FOX will coinmetice,bis LECTURES on the STRUCTURE and DISEASES of the TEETII, at his House, No. 27, Argyle-street, on Thursday Evening, the 22d Instant, at Half-past Six oTlock. Thh day was published, price Is. A FEW WORDS ON THE INCREASE OF METHODISM, occasioned by the ig Hints" of a Barrister, and the Observations in the Edinburgh Review. Printed for Joseph Johnson and Co. St. Paula Church-yard. inierilard by Pertassion, to the Archbishop of CANTLRIBUIY. This day was publilhed. in 1 Vol. price fis. in boards, THE EXPOATION of the CREED, by JOHN YEARON, D.l). Bishop of Chester, abridged for the Cse of Young Prisons of both SrXt s. By the Rev. C. BURNEY, of Greenwich, L.L. D. F.R.S. Printed Ong T. Cairn and W. Davies, Strand. which A BUDGET will be added, for OF BLUNDERS. tbetbird dote, a Puree, called w Characters by Ildr.MUNliße v Mr.BRUNTON, Mr. usToN, Mr. IMLEY mks nourom, Mrs. GIBBS, &c. &c. Evenht--The same Performances. lar new Farce, taint a akftlget of Blunders, being received lerated bursts of anplate4e, and will be repeated after the ..:ma of the Free Knights, every evening till further no- - '!hi, day Iva., ,stiLiiistied, lit two volumes Nvo. price its. boards, ON NtTIONAL GOVERNMENT. By GP.OROF. ENSOR, Author of the'• (mit-pendent Mat',' Ste. Printe4 for JrKepis Johnson anti L.:13. St. eAul's Cporch-yard, for tle Benefit oldie Literaiy viand. Whcre may he NW. The Independent Man, two v-.)1 , . Svo. price Um boards. . for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. BRAY Dort, at the New ce. in Prince's Place, Hart-street, from ten till four. PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIEWNT, AND COVER RS OF THE I.ONDON INFIRMARY FOR CURING ASES () r THE. EYE. ,STITUTFD fa CHAR72I-110VIZ SQUAILK IN 1304. G .E Office of Surgeon to your excellent Charity lavinz become vacant by the death of my late Mend Mr. its. permit me to offer myself to you as a Candidate fur ;ovrable Atuation. -EAST INDIA HOUSE, J2llN4ity 31, 11110. THE COURT of DIRECAIRS of the UNITED COMPANT of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, tlddiug to the EAST INDIES, di herehy sive Notice, That the Transfer Hooks of the said Company's Stock will be shut on 'I hursday the Ist of March next, at two o'clock, and opened again on Thursday the 12th of April following. That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will tie held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on Wedne,day the 28th . of March next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. T..-WG'S HIS IDRY WAR. _ This day was publi-bed, • . In one volume tiuoJecimo, js. boards, T HE HISTORY of the RISE, PROGRESS. and TERMINA I')N of :be O. P. 'VAR; Pi a Series of P&tic Epistles, from Ap Simpkins In Town to his Friend Ap Lae vies 1.1 Wales: including all the best Songs, &c. " Since now the U. P. battle's o'er, And Peace the Partizans restore; 'I o you, Ap Davies, my dear friend, A brief account of all I'll send." London : Published by 'l'hualas Tegg, No. 11', Chespside ; and Wm. Allison, No. nl, New i3ond-street. N on fully aware of the importance of such a trust, I should presumed to address you, requesting your support, if I t already directed much of •my attention to that part of volich your Eqablishment more rarticularly requires, and Pass ••ssion of Documents which I trust "rill shew that I agic for the Place which I solicit. This day was published, • By C. and R. BaldwM ' New Bridge-street, in Octavo, A SECOND JOL RNEY in SPAIN, in the Spring of 1809 ; from Lisbon, through the Western Skirts of the Sierra Morena, to Seville, Cortbba, Granada, Malaga, and Gi braltar ; and thence to Tetuan and Tangiers; with Plates, con taining twenty four Figures, illustr.vive of the Cost tone and Man nerd of the Inhabitants of several of the Spani s h provinc e s,. By ROBERT SEMPLE. A Second Edition of Mr. Seinple's former Journey, with a Map of the Peninsula, and a Spanish Post Guide, may be had in two vols. price I'2s. ANTIQUITIES IN GREAT BRITAIN. ! On the Ist of March, 1810, will be published, in Demy 4to. Price As. No. I. of T} I E RELICS of ANTIQUITY ; or, Remains of Ancient Structures, with ether Vestiges of early Times in Great Britain. Etched rom Drawings by Mr. Samuel Prom. Accompanied with Descriptive Sketches. Conditions.—This.Work will be published regalarly on the Ist day of every Month, in Numbers, at ss. each. Each Number will contain Eight Etchings, and One Sheet of descriptive Letter press. Twelve Numbers will form a Volume. London : Published by W. Clarke, New Bond-street ; A. Molteno, Pall-Mall; T. M. Richardson, Cornhill; and ;,laerwritia, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row; and sold ily aU the Booksel lers in the United Kingdom. That a General Court of the said Company will be held at their 1 - buse, in Leadenhall-strect, on Wednesday the 11th of April next, from nine o'clock in the morning *mil six in the evening, for the Election of six Directors of the said Company for four years; TO YOUNG tiOUSEKEF.x•Ai6. Just putdisherd, price 4s. ba.:ris, 'THE FEMALE ECONOMIST, or a PLAIN S'YTEN/ of COOKERY. For the Use uf Private Earnslats. 96, a Dissertation-of mine, "On Injuries of the Head," ,closled External Accidents to the Eye, was presented to si College of Surgeon a . and I had the good fortune to front than, the Jacksonian Prize. in.:, I wrot a " Treatise on I)iseases of the Fye and s and the Best Mode of Treatment," when I re mtier proof of the approbation of the Royal College, by lodging to me, a second time, the Jachaonian Prize. Containing Eight Hundr e d and Fifty Valuable Receipts, By Mrs. 6mrrH. This is the cheapest and most useful Cookery Book extant; and it is only by a very extensive Sale, (witch from every ap. peorance will be unpr,ct..dented) that the VW/Ushers expect remu neration. And that the Lists of the Members of the said Company will be ready to be delivercs at this House on Thursday the 22d of March next. WiLL.M./1/RAM5..427, Secretau. EAST.INDIA HOUSE, Feirnory 7, 1810. THE COURT of DIRECTO& of the UNITED COMPANY #' MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading loth EAST INDIES, do kora" , giveNntice, That they will be ready to receive Proposals, in writing, on or before Wednesday the 41st instant, from any persons who may be v - illing to let on freight goal ;.'orp.-r bottomed Ships, of the burthen of from 400 to 700 Tor.:, ttn.'s measurement, fur the said Company's service for one voyage only. The Tenders, with the wards " Siiip Tender" on the cover, to he severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at or before ,twelve o'clock at noon on the said 21st instant, beyond which hour no Tender will be received. London Printed for M::thews and Leigh, No. 18, Strand ; and sold by the Booksellers, Stationers, and News Carriers throughout the United Kingdom. (Irina to the above Testimonials, which of course did not !item my private opportunities of acquiring surgical know ! have to state, that for sixteen years past I have daily at- Guy's and St. Thome% kloapitals—a circumstance well to the Physicians and Surgeons who of there, and tm he,: leave to appeal on this occasion ;so that I feel my .tifi xi in soliciting the honour of succeeding to the Office of teoa to your Charity. limier the necessity thus fully to lay before you the ground .ch venttre to build my hopes of success, because the :Its of the time before the day of election, as well as the ...a: necessary to otherprotessional duties may not admit of ;ng periaral respects to the Goterunrs individually. MR. GIFFORD'S LIFE-OF THE MGM . ' HONOURABLI WILLIAM PI _ This day was published, in aix large Volumes Octavo, wi*li two Portraits of Mr. Pitt, one from an urig:nal Picture by Mr. Hopp tier, the other from the boat executed by Mr. Flaxman, price £4. 4s. boards, A HISTORY of the POLITICAL LIFE cf A the Right Honourable WILLIAM PLTf ; including some Account of the Times in which he lived. By JOHN GIFFORD, Esq. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, *.• A few Copies ' elegantly printed in three vol u mes royal quarto, may still lie had, price .4:S. es. in boards. This day was published, Fourth Edition, price 10s. 6d. in boards, measured from the WILLIAM Rdf.MSAr, Sec. The particulars of the terms and conditions upon which the above Ships will be engaged, may be had upon application to Mr. John Morice, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or al4cr Friday neat, the 9th instant. Customary Standards, a new Edition of CARY'sITINERARY, or an accurate •Delinea don of the Great Roads, both "direct and crow, throughout England and Wales, and part of Scotland, carefully revised and 'corrected ; and, it adcbtion to the useful articles before given in this Work, is now added a List of those Inns throughout the Me raaspolis from which the Mail and Stag' coaches go, shewing the time of their depart are, the route they severally t aste, and time of arrival at their respective lons in the Country; their hour of d:parture from thence, and of arrival in London. Also Maps of the environs of London, Bath, Margate, Brighton, &c. Primed for John Cary, Mapaeller, 181, Strand; and may be had of all the I3ooksellers in the United Kingdom. A set of County Maps, bound with the above, calf gilt, hand wirnely coloured, price .C 1 lOs 1;ela-stmt, I rennin, Gentlemen, mary,l6lo.s Your very Imitable Savant, AN APPEAL to HIS MAJESTY oft the State of the Nation; Expeditions and failures; Talents and Div. positions of his Royal Sous • Capacities of Ministers • Lord Wel lesley's Embassy and Weldagton's Tide ; Quarrel belw.:en Loci C. and Mr. C. Glance at the Case of Lord C—, A Davison. and F. "Jones ; Expense and Uselessness of Audit and West Intha Boards ; and Exposition of :great public Loss; with a akezeh of the Power and Character of buonaparte.—By Mr. HAGUE. Published at Evans s, N. 6, Sc. James's hialks-t. Where may be had, Mr. Hague's Letter to the Duke of York, on recent Events, and the Conduct of Generals Fax and "IngLe, at Gibraltar. JOHN HYSLOP. GEMEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of th COUNTY of ESSEX. iLxTLiKL\~ CC CPT my earliest and wannest thanks for those successful e.-pions which have conferred upon me the high ur of reps - muting you in Parliament. tcright red ind. pendent diticharge of the trust committed ray bands st - a, I aat assured, be the most acceptable return to cisl Scat jakthy the hopes 1 presume to indulze of obta..aing *tature confidence. !fetid as I feel for the splendid and decisive majority which laced mein the distinguished situation of your Representa my aims::: acknowlrdpnents are also due to a very great :r of highly-respectable Freeholders, who with an equal 'ion to favour me with their suppot t, were induced to con frotn my daily and increasing superiority on the poll, their ul atter.dante unieecssary. I have the honour to he, Gentlem.•n, Your most obliged and faithful servant, JOHN ARCHER HOUBLON. Iford, 16th February, iAto. This day was publi4hed, Elegantly printed by Berndt", In Quarto, and illustrated by 40 Engraving, selectal from Ancient Painting:. price !tree Gui.. neas, or with the Plates coloured, Five Guineas in boards, the Second Edition, of SPOK . I:B and PASTIMES of the PEOPLE 1 - of F.NOL.tNI), including the rural and domestic Recrea tions, May-Games, Mummeries, Pagtants, Processions, and Pompous bpectacles from the earliest period to the present time. By JOiEPH STRITI I'. Printed for White and Co. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme Lackington, Allen and Co. John and Arthur Arch, John Murray John Harding, Crusty and Co. and Charles and Robert Baldsvino SOCIETY Oi• • ANCIENT BRITONS. Gentry, and Clergy, who are - vi lified to sup; rt that eminently beneficial Establishment, Ei.SH SCHOCH., Gray's-inn-road, are regnested to meet mourable Society of Ancient Britons, at the Church of St. in tilt: Fields, on l'unasnav, the list et March next, at o'clock Noon, whin Prayers will be read, In the An. tritish Language, by the Reverend TnoMAs ALBA N. their in, and a oermon, In F.nrish, by the (Light Reverend the Eishop of of CARLISLE, and then to proceed to the Free. ?Tavern, Great Queen.street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, where r will he provided, and. on table at five o'clock preeisely. ingt st any motives to thd liberality of Britons, in support Institution which maintains. clothes, educates, and appren- One Hundred Children, Descendants of Welsh Parents, cd to no parochial relief in or near London, and which, of so obviously combines pure benevolence with extensive , would, perhaps, be superfluous. I; may, therefore, be Itieu al to observi , that the Truatt lf that Charity arc %It dive to its prosperity, and lat . pe, through the further aid Mimi. Public, they will soon be enabled to carry their ar v01:1 into effect, by extending the benefits of the Charity tett:v number of objects. te . R;glst Hon. Lord Libya SoattiresT, President. The Hoorturable CH ARLES PA CLT, M. P. Tie Honourable Bast xx Ler NAST. M. P. WILLIAM ALZIANDEB MADOCILS Esq.% 111. P. Tilowas Puicurs, Esq. Til9l42As BIRD. Esq. Treasurer. artwaans. • SPRING CATTLE SHOW. LORD SOMERVILLE's EXHIBITION OF CATTLE, SHEEP, CLOTHS, &e. will be .held on MONDAY, MARCH 5, at SADLER's REPOSITORY, Goa wal-street; Smithfield. LABORDE'S VIEW OF SPAIN. This day was published, in Five Volumes, Octavo, with an Atlas of the Roads of Spain , and other Mays of the Country, &c. price Xs. iss. od. boards, AVIEW of SPAIN; comprising a descriptive Itinerary of each Province, and a general Stati.tital Ac count of the'Country ; including its Population, Agriculture, Ma nulactures, Commerce and Finances; its Governa.ent, Civil and Eccle*iastical Eitablishments ; the State of the Arts, Sciences, and Literature; its M...iners,"Customs, Natural listory, By ALEXANDER DE LABOR.DE. Translated from the French. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row; and R. Dul.iti and Cs. Soho square. A SALE will take place on the Wednesday Morning of the Shew, at Eleven o'Clock, for choice Lot, of Sheep, of superior quality, of all des:riptions. Notice to be given to Lord Soutuvutt ten days previous to the Day of Sale, by those who intend to otter Stock. TIMBER, BIACKS. For immediate SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, A QUANTITY of OAK, ELM, ASH, and other TIMBER, now standing in Vtroods and End o +ure• t in the vicinity of Taplow and Maidenhead Bridge, which will be Sold in Lots, amounting to from X• 200 to XI 000. 'l•he Winter Woods not be tai' ai down, and paid for immedia: .4, and the Osk as soon :is the season will adnut. " '1 psis publication con.ain;a vast accumulation of important details, and is the most comprehensive and satisfactory w or k on the subject."--rilmtie reb. 1810. . - HUTCHINSON'S MEMOIRS, Octavo Edition. This day was published, the !"bird - Edition, in 2 vols. svo. WWI Portraits and other Engravings, price set Is. hoartia, MEW:IRS of the.LIFE of COLONEL HUT CHINSON, Governor of Nottinghant Castle and 1 ow'n, Reprerntative of the County of Nottin g h a m i n t h e long Parlia: mem, and of the 'Fowl' of Nottingham in tine first Parliament of Charles the Second, &c. With original Anecdotes of many of the most ilistingtdsh6d of,his Contemporaries, and a Sum. mar, Review of Public Affairs. Written by*liii Widow, Lucy" daughter of Sir Allen Apsky, Lieutenant of .We lower, &c.—. from original MSS. fly the Rev. JULIUS HUTCHINSON. . To which u prefixed, the Life of Mrs. Hutchluson, writes by Maven . , a Fragment. Primed for Co, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row). A few Copies remain in royal 4to. with first iniprtisioas of the Plates, price Je2 12s. aid. boards. For Prtieulars, apply to Mr. lmrie, at the Queen's Read, Taplow, who will attend to,shew the Timber. No applications by letter will be attended to unless the postage is paid. PASSIONS OF THE HUMAN MIND. This day was published, in Two Volumes, Fine Pust, 12mo. price 12 , 1. hoards, A TREATISE on the PASSIONS, illustrative of L 3, - the Human Mind. Interspersed with Poetry, original and selected. BY A LADY. " The proper study of mankind is non !"—Po rt. PRINCIPAL CONTRICIIL Part I. Simulation Disingenuity Character of Mankind Indiscretion Formality Age and Youth Cay rice Modt•cty Character of the Eng- Brutality Avarice I N pursuance of a Decree of the High Gann of Chancery, made in a Cause wherein James Wynne Butler de Bathe and others are Plaintiff', and Arthur James Earl of Fingal and others are Defendants. and of a general order of the Court, dated the 9th day of November, 1809, the Creditors of the Tes tator, Sir JAMES MICHAEL DE BATIIF, late of Duke strect, In the Pari"h of St. Mary-la-bonne, in the County of Middlesex, and of KEights Town, in the County of Meath, in the Kircaorn of Ireland, deceased, in the Pleadings of the said Ca I.' • na.n..d, and who died on or about the 22d day of February ino4, are :o come in before NV; 1.1.! Ast A LEXA ND Gil, EN. one of the Masters of the said Coto, at hi" Chambers, in Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London, and prove their Debts, or in default thereof, they he excluded th.• benefit of the said Decree. rmlvrts, Esq. Wdt am liowCler, Esq. William Spooner, Eiq. Envid Rickanl4, Esq. lotiert Collier, Ebq. (oho Bins, i:)q. i; :v TO -MO will he with Music, Or The Oto In Act. ill Coffey To which The Ch. ri:!Eveni ne t 1 reiterat4 N..nr Lir.itna for 7,; ./.( ir,ce, TO 'illE PF NORS OF pSEASE morn T HEO . Karin: r..at honovral :Is I am In no: :lace pies Ltd not eke, Sager,. whit cir.g in pass am lot usik in it:o6, a T:::C1 11.010x1 l'oc Royal Cc - flair., froth 1:6 Atp• c_:".vcd ainehl ex.'s adjudgi In additinr • fir, to estenkl ki;, , e, I hart trzt:ed GayJ kam to t to whom le:fjastiLd Slopes to Int mule or. tiiich I 017.1110110 t re • pa l lng keilocclao Feksary, To the GE Gestv Ace" once honour of An u;lri, i:to my ha you, yuar :titan% Grateful hi placed • my sill ovsba of I t • frots ;mono! atti 1 Le (iiehniford, THE h • dined the WEI.SF tb Hotiour • in tl Ofet Britist Ctuplain, Lord Eisho; Loons' 'rat Later will To suggt etas Justice t)ne •I'letl to t boae, yo I t I.lty, WOI nu tsi , 6 l'-Atidy R ( .1 4 gni% . dr::: to 3 greit:v The . 11 t I. I . l o▪ '41:41 I, Wiltiai .4 Dr e w ' 0 Roben John DI &too ( re c- VOR c ou ic e- ef JANI c- terdn, h Y of Idth ir tmy a ito es and Ace to thi It, tOye „ rie trti k„,4 * ; he 141 ,..."; er e of It klt,i , en , ▪ ti 4 • tr 41111 Peter Davies, Tag. John Turton, Esq. William Jeremy, Esq. Davit! Dsvies, Esq. William James, Esq. Jobb Jeremy, Esq. .I.JAM PIIILLIPS, Secretary. 1810. &boa, Gray '4-inn load, Feb. GOUT, R HEUMATIV.I2`TERVOUS CONIPL IN/HU:L:4I'ION, &c. XT 'EY% CONCENI' U s T ESSENCE OF J ANIAII7.I (.;:.NIGuR. useful Medicine is recasts hxlSy sev,r.tl ca.inent medical Men, and h in constant use of the !lig:test mph and r..speCtability. It re• lad s i nvers the d un ti nts o f Fi ts o f the Gout, cordiuMli t u n the extr.yr.;tizs and mi. 'gating the pal oxystns • It removes ,ur.sasant sympt nmA ar i s i ng from weak In ON of the :stomach hvel s , siz• Platitory. Indivestion, and Opprvssion after N;tvet; Complaints It warms and irorigorates the Sto. creates App.:tite, and assists Digcs:i3n, and thereby as the AA, ' • s‘terrt. ~,,,r trc- !' .7 ed b y the Invent •r and Proprietor, Samuel OldeTs bet i,*Chymist ; and sold by Hudson and Co. Chrolmel s 7711tarket, London • sold also by Litttler„ 4, ebeapsisie S ° ll , 9 5, l i ke; Mari K i n g do m tozit of the Moaislite .•,ti‘tvghout the United t o nestles, at 10s. 61. ••• 41 4 Ls.' Od. tack. JOURNEYMEN TIN PLATE WORKERS. WANTED Forty good }hinds in the different Errache3, who will r.iceive the advanced prices (and con stant employ) At sot+ pattic , ilar work, as will insure to a gond worko•an twunty-five to torn• shillings per week.—Personal ap rli,:ation only, to Johnson and Pritchard, and Perry and Daniel, Airiz,tol. HARVEY'S SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, &r. LAZENBY respectfully informs tha Nobraity -1-4. and Gentry, the above admired Article is prepared only at ber Warehouse, Nu. 6, Reiwani-tre Fortntau•square ; and (by appointment) may be had of J. Baxter, Edinburgh; Bell, New castle tiptm Tyne ; Gregeorts,J.ivorpool ; Getty, hianchester.; Terry, Erightort ; J.outur, Southampton ; Elliot and Seedharn, Bath ; Jeff_rys, :3alisbury ; Stephens, Bridlington Q,u-ty. &c. &c. and to rt:vent spurious unitations, each bottle has Mr. Harvey's signature 0:1 the 1.Cot:1. R. t.. at the same time begs to recommend her genuine Fxst.nee of Anchovies, which, with a variety of rich Sauces and Pickles, stay be bad in cases of all sizes. fur family we and esportadua. •••• _ lisp Arrogance Fear Difference between Indignauon Dignity the character of Man Rage Patience and of Woman Cruelty Part 111. Influence of Rank Ferocity Sensibility Education, ditto. Resentment Humanity • Part li. Reveoge Patriotism intellect Malignancy Friendship Virtue and Vine lirascibllity . Love Dissimulation . Liberty Good Temper Reserve Eccenrrioity Parental Affection Pride bij.inice Filial Piety Superciliousness Envy Genetosity . Contempt Hatred - Ambit on Haughtiness 'Tyranny Audacity SnUentiess M. laitcholy Courage Moroseness Gravity . Terri.nny . C atity Hypocrisy Impet ... , sity Sympathy Meanness 'Freachery therrow Obstinacy Enthusiasm i Veracity Sethshness Sensuality Pul:teness Apathy Disparity Vanity Insensibility Part IV. Horror Constraint Grace Candour Temperance 'Paste litooumy, Satire finmPity Religion London : Prin t ed for B. OmSy and Co. S.aiLmees-court, Pa intnosta row; antrlsold by every 2ook,eller Su the iJcitt d Kimplutn. REECE's MEDICAL GUIDE.--Seventh Edition this day was published, the Seventh Edition, considei ably en larged and improved, price 10$. 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