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J.G. HOPKINS, begs leave to return his most r eaui thanks to Ms Fri•nds and the Public in general, rJ „ ry disdnguished patro- age' be has so long expetienced, reTectfully solicits a contiDuance of their favours. Ladies Geadefneu who have never acquired this accomplishment, or who have not attained the present fashionable mode, may ree jeweditiooly Instructed in the most private manner, to. qualify 14 the first assemblies, on application at his residence, igh,•nakers' Hall, Foster-lane, Cheapside. Lately publiodieil, in Ono Vol. Quarto, price XI. is in linaxda, A TREATISE on the COINS of the REALM ; ins LETTER to the KING. 13y CHARLES late Earl of LIVERPOOL. • Plinted for T. dadell and W. DiVif e, Strand. Of whom slits be had, by the' same Author, A Discourse Ina the Conduct of the Government of Grea! Bri tain, in respect to Wilma! Nations, written in the Year 1758. A New - is. ALI. DRAWN IN ONE DAY. , . TDISH respectfully - acquaints the Pnblie , thit • the CVhole of the ATATE LOTVERY will be Drawn the tt ..15th FEBRUARY NEXT. in ONE DAY, on an entirli New Flan.—There are 20,000•Hcktta is usual, tint nembered from 1.40. 1 to No. %),ODO, containing 44 Capitals, in which are Four Prizes of X20,0e0, &c. No Prize in the Lotter/ tszder Twenty 1 Pouvds.—Tickets and Shares' are sellbag c .nsitlZ:rably clwa;cr than lasi Lott,qry, at bath. of ill'ilTs old-e4 , ...l;lislied OfE.Ass, , where, In the last Lottery, he sold in Shares, No. 27.....• Class A ...... ...... 210,000 • ' .27 Class* C . 20,000 .... t!,289. C .. lass D.......... 000 1 1,572 ....... Class D • And fi re Prizes of Xe 0,900, and 80 other Capitals in' the last [Twelve Months, which were all p4jel on Demand, at 4, CORN— ! HILL, and 9, CHARING-C(20.4i: Edtieri, price Lately published, .hr Ope Vet Wavle, price 9s. in boards,. ATREATISE ON IMANITY . ; in which are contained the Principles of a new and more practical No•o -logy of Maniacal Disoniers than has yet been offered to the Vela -Ik, exemplified 11 wamerois and accurate Isistorkal relation. of Cases frosts the Aselsor's public and private Practice ; with Plates illustrative of the Craniology of Maniacs and ldeots. Translated from the French of pH. PINEL, Profccsor of the School of Medicine at Path, &c. &c. By D. D. RAVI'S, M. D. Phriclan to the Sheffield General thfirmary. • Printed for T. Cada and W. Davies, Strand. 'Tr IMPRoVEIs 11YDR . OMETERI , • I"HE Lite improvements at• tire tipirnrneter(bt . 1 - retioeiug the number oflfreigittt, from upwards of !Nett to Two only, for Governr,tent itrenttlit) render' it to very aliO4 pk and easy in ire use, as to prevEnt the l•nsgibitity of error... . The Inatruntent, by being made of bird metal In lieu of soft cop. per, it neither liable to injury nor wear in titlng,py arl•:--h mead, tite expence of Droquent adjustrntnt, and the errors and disputes occ-a.;0ne4.1 by racorreci i•istruments are *voided. The any Hydrometer.*, with plain dir?etinnt, are made and sold (price stC3. it's. or atb l'hermtrnater, hc. £4. 41) at. 1 Mira Manufacmy, No. 8, Chartouvagart, Bliridriars road, London. - A . • PIANO VORTEX,- VERY CHEAP..' i MANUFACTURER disappoint,ed of •Foreign Ordtri, 'is oversteeked, and will ticU 1/11 7 tY of the most 'prud sew ones, singly, winch el,eaper than they tan be rot ,p,where ; not only worth the particular attention of 1 1:,n , families wanting a good instrument, at • a small price, r riso of Music shops, PtofessOrs, and Exporters, viz. New Guinea ones for 25—Horizontal 75 Guinea Grand, for 60— ern g; Guinea Grands for 6Ft —Good Second .hand Pianos, ern ti to 2.1 Guineas. Also, some Finger and Barrel Organs od H ar ps—the lowest price marked on each for immediate pay ,ene.,Te be seen at Mr. Allen's Private Dancing Academy, u. le, Sh e rrard-,.reefs.near Golds-square. ' - GRE iNOCX. THERE IS TO BE EXPOSED TO SALE , by way of PUBLIC ROUP. in the open CuMlormilavties *Greenock, upon Tuesday the azh thy of January. 1811, THREE . I . lE.FtelLg, containing 078 Pau.'tS of ANGUSTURI/E BARK. Samples of which may be . seen by applying to the NVarebouse keeper of the Customs at Leedom rat the Custom-House at Greenock, at any time before dlr . & y of Sale. This day was published, Handsomely printed in C::2 volume quarto, with a Portrait of Lord Chartemont, from an original Picture, price £1 I Is ed. in boards, a few miss °tonal aver, price £2 129.6 d lxls. ivrEMQI RS of the POLII ICAL and PR IV ATE lAA I.IFt ur 19tet CAULFIELD, EARL of CHARLE MONT, *Sight of St. Patriok, &e, &c. &c. PRANCIS HARDY, Esq. Member of the Hoene of Commons in the three last Parliaments ==! of Ireland. Printed for T. Cadeli and W. D.teles, Strand. . . DIkON'S ANT 11111.1,01.15 PILLS. TifESE PILL'S have long obtained a just celee lathy hi the private practice of the Propnetor, Mr. Men, Apothecary, and hum ther great seeress in many obstinate Bi.. lions Disorders, onr ousuerous 40•Aents Of dlotincnon and niters; partkolarly the Duke of 11tdford, Sir Ueorge Warren. tilt .13U1Nicer Lady Say mid Sale, the Viscluntess Butirley, ate. ic4 .11e ono persuaded to niter them to the pabfic,' wtd:r the ape .probation and traction of their names. They ate kind tope an Ineum!sarable rentedyllir reeterini the tone of thettonitcli, far curling indlgestliin, ler preventing cruditiet, and their consequent disag.nwerle eridtations anal Amiss lencies. They prevent habitual and teMportry eehtiveness, sick head-aches, and heart ;,urn, wlikli is occasioned by pregnancy, and a debilitated stomach, whether arising from Ate acrimony al the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or driging to nests. gory of a I.etter from Mrs. Beane , . Sta—l have hen* in the habit of taking your Dixon's Anti lions Pills with the greatest success, for elle last three years, par• titularly when pregnant; I. have recommended thefts to twos nil of my female acquaintances in a sind'ar shan't% also to many gentlemee who are in the habit of treqnetring our boos. Being quite out of the Pills, I should thank you to send me two of your Family Boxes, as I ant now within tit weeks of my con. finement. Mr. Bennett Is postmaster, and as soon as I receive the Plitt twill remit T oe a Joan -office order to the amouut. florel,,Her:ford, I am, Sir, your obedient bervant, January 14, 1803. EI.IZ. BENNET r. r . Sold *wholesale and retail, at Mr. &seer's, No. 4, Cbeapt corner of Paternoster-row ; Baxter and Co. and Smith, Ed ' burgh and WasgrAv; Hosiand and Hayden, Pitairtuth ; 141 ' ' \ berry and Son, Dublin ; Peck and Turner, Hull ; and Jones, Portsea ; Sharp, Portsmouth; Cargo! and SCatt,' burgh; loggett, 'Cauntou ; Trewatan, Exeter; Cruttstell ' Dinns, Bath; Brown, Bristol; and moat country medieste iitrs, fa boxes at St. 9d. 61. and S2i. each. 'a • This day was published, in 'Woo. pricer Mt. in boards, A NEW and COMPLETE EDITION of the .. REPORT of OW SELECT COMMITTEE, apintOd to quit...intothe cause of , the 'HIGH ptitcE of GOL D BUD pO; and to take into consideration the State of the Cireii :jog Medium, aid of the Exchanges between Great Britain td Foreign Parts. Together with the Within of the Minutes of, Evidence, and an o•ndiz, containing 791‘ables of Accounts. Ordered by the louse of Commons to be printed Bth June, 1810. Reprinted for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard; and Ridgway, Piccadilly. • ' UPPER SETSCOUrt-STREiII PORTMAN-SQUARE: GAYITAL RESIDENCE with OFFICES, astd la complete Inistrediame Podoesslaeb , . - TOSS tiOLD. BY stIiCTLON, By Mr; P.OBIBIS, At Garraway's, on Tue.day, Dece . nbrr 18 , at Twelve o'C loc b ., A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE; comprising a very eligible and compact Family Residence, situate No. 45, on the South side of Upper Seymorr-stn.-et, Port. man-square, reeently put into complete repair; containing three Rooms on the principal floors; handsomely fi nished, and Ser i vants Apartments; convenient dome.tie Offices, on the base ment storey ; planned to the atcommeidatinn of a Gesnleman's Family ; a double Coach-house, and Stabling for five horses, two good Rooms and Loft over the Premises; are held on Lease for upwards of sixty years unexpired, at a small ground rent. To be viewed by applying on the. Premises, where Particulars may Le had ; of Messrs. Jones and Green, S o licitors,'Sali.bury- I si.oare; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwic k-street, Golden-square. ' . . ' " ' This day were published, Elegantly printed in One Volume uvo. price 121. in boards, EMAINS of - NITHSDALE and GALLO. WAY SONG : with Historisal and Traditional Notices relative to tin: Manners and Customs of the Peasantry ; now first published.—By R. A. CROMEK, F. A.S. Ed. Editor of the Reliques of Robert Burns. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom May be bad, Reliques of Robert Burns: los chiefly of Original Let ters, Poems, &c. collected and pubt4sned by R. H. Cronstk, Bvo. price 10s. 6d. in iso,trds. FOR _SCHOOLS. day was published; in Rnyal limo, a New Edition, with a new Set (33) of Wood Cuts, price 3 s. 6 d. bound, , CHE FABLES of JOHN GAY.—In Two. Parts, with Notea.—By W. COXE, F R.S. F.A S. Rector Benetton. Fourth Edhion. Pruned for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, No. 31, Poultry. N.B. Great allowance to School,. 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Volumes, with some beautiful En gravings in Wood, price 16s. in board', 'ELECT SCOTTISH SONGS, Ancient Rad " Modern ; with Critical Obst•rvations, and litogruphica Natices.7lly ROBERT EURNS. F4ited by R. H. CLOA Ilk, P. 4. S. Eainburgh. Printed for T. CadeU and W. Davies, STatd. ' -- This day was published, SET 6f'I I tATES to ILLUSTRATt the SCRIPTURE HlSTORY,consisting of One Hundred Soh , from new Designs by W. Craig and I. Thurston, and en red on wood Ins superior style by I3ewick, Branstsn, Nesbit, nel, &c. 1. In Royal Quarto, on fine Vellum Paper, 18s. S. In Quarto, on India Paper, Xl. 10s. Ditto, SI Subjects. 8. In Royal Octavo, Vellum Paper, les. .4. . India Paper, 18s. b. In Imperial Octavo, on Vellum Paper, 18s. Printed tor, Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe,'s I, Poultry. Also 37 Plates to illustrate Sbakapesr, 7s. 641. 1 HE THAMES ILLUSI RATED. ?Lis day was published, In Imperial Otnavo,...price 4s. 6d. )io. 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To which are added, _various Methods of detcrmlning thr Latitude of a Place, aid Viriation of the Compass ; wit h new .1.44 ka. b: 2 vole royal RVO• Od Edition, considerably improved ctdarerd, prier XII 64. bds. _ LADY'S MUSEUM. a 'lllls day was pfibli•lied, ornamented with a Portrait. or Lai r eic.d.Jue C:.onybell; and an elegant Plate of the Fashions, Yrice'ls. 6d. THE LADY'S 'MONTHLY MUSEUM; or, P6i..rrt Rtrostront of AMUSr.MLNT and INS reocTioN, frr7rccstaeß 1810. Containin7,—Biography of Lady Chatlette I Cellvbell, diet:leaner, on Suicide, Sir Isaac Newton, the Power of Wauty, the Burt Bid}-, the House on the Cliff, the Banks of tht DM, the l.Perery Spy, J. J. C. on the Abuses of the 1 heatie Afierdto t , Peter the Great, Teteason, Cashier of Fashion,—; Wreatli, Lines On the Deafh of the Princess(: -motet, Lifies on the Statue of the Dying Gladiator, on being rt i'mached with the silisae . et my Muse, Noes to Correspon , ` 4 'uts; Wel to the Essays, Anecdotes, &c. in this Volume. 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This day was published, in five large volumes Iliecirrlce :£3 3s. in boards, with the Cases brought down to the end of last Easter Term, avid the Statutes to the end of the last Session of Parliament, -50 Geo. 111. (1810), THE ,JUSTICE of the PEACE and PARISH OFFICER. B y RICIIARD BURN, LL:D. Late Chancellor tof the Diocese nt Carlisle. The Twenty-first EdLioa, with many Corrections, Additions, and insprnvements, by the late Charles Durnford,`Eaq. Barrister at Law ; and continued by John King, of the Inner Temple, Esq. - Barrister at Liw. Printed by His Majesty's Law Printer, for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand •F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul' s Church- y ard ; t..nnnian and 'Co. Paternoster-row ; _ and J. Butter worth, in /Align-mu uuu. Fleet-street —of whom tun also had, 1. Eccleslagtical Law, by the late Dr. Dunn, 6th Edition, with Notes and References by Simon Fraser, Esq. Barrister at Law. Four volt. 3 vo. prise ae2 2s. in boards. 2, Law Dictionary, by the same. Two vols. Svo price 16s. , - RICHARDSON'S PERSIAN DICTIONARY. Thilday was published, handsomely printed by Bulmer, in two large volumes quarto, price £l2 is in extra boards, a very few copies on imperial paper, price £ 2 i , , A DICTIONAR V, ENGLISH, PERSIAN, and ARABIC. By JOHN RICHARDSON, tut. F.S.A. A new,dition, with numerous Additions and Improvements, 1 . by Charles Wilkins, LL.D. P.R.S.. Printed for F. and C. Abington; J. Walker ; .I'` Outhell Vernor, Hood and Sharpe ; J. White and co.; Cadell and Davies Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown; Lackington, Allen and Co;J. Richardson; J. M. Ri c hardion ; Black, Parry and King.bis ' ty ' • W. Midler, S. Bag.ter, JI Harding, LAsperne, R. Se:holey, J. Murray, and J. hiodgiuri. afr Purchasers of this Work, who have already received the first Votunie, may now be supplied with the second volume, on a pplication to their respective Bookseller,. As above may also be bad, A Vocabulary, Persian, Arabic, and English, abridged frona the above Work. By Davi d Hopkins, Esq. Assit.tant-surgeon vu ahis adellitdahlishatinst One rel. prim £1 16s. in bawds. • . NORFOLK. MANORS of S'FIBOARD and 1.1 r FLE RYBURGH, capital FREEHOLD ESTA ITS, WOODS, &e. great part Tythe free, adjoining the Norwich Road. from Fakentam, of 'chick possession may be had in a short time. TO TIE SOLD BY AUCTION, .i.'y Mr. ROBINS, At Garraskay's, on Friday, December 21, at Twelve o'Clock.,. In Lots, .. 'THE valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES , part -" Tythe-free, conntrislug the Manors of Stebbard and I.iule Ryburzh, and sundry Inchislires containing nearly six hundred i and fifty Acres of Meadow. Arable and several allotments of ex client Heath Lan a d, of which possession may he bad In a short time, situate ngr Fakenham, in the County of Norfoik,ant ad joining the roal to Pickwick, in a very desirable and beauttful part of the Country, with excellent roads, within twelve miles of the port of Wells, a very extensive Corn Market ; a very improiable and desirable property for investing money. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Overton,.at Rainham, of whom particidars easy he had; at the Crown Inn, Fakenbam ; Chanter% Brandon; Fleece Inn, Wale ; Kits Head, Norwich; Ram, Newmarket ;Crown, Rockerill; us . Messrs. Blake. I White , and Ainge, Solicitors, Essex street, Strand; at Guraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden-square. CURIOUS, SCARCE, and INTERESTING WORK.. !! ` dew Copies, price Sa. are only now left on sale, containing near Soo pages of letter-press, an elegant Portrait of the'Author, cud a View of Gilead House, of QOLOYION'S GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or , Ad vice to both Sexesin a misty of . Complaints. To which is annexed,. A DiSiertatioa on the Properiies 'and E ff ects of Hot and Cold - Bathing ; also an Essay on Secret Venery; mod a Dis enur4. on' Impotency In the Male, and Sterility and Barrennes incident to !'emales, &c. The whole illustrated with a variety of authentk facts, never before published. •• ' London: Printed fin the Author; and sold by Mathews and Leigh, No. 16, Strand; Sherwood, Neeley, and Jones; Long man, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paterniater-row ; also by all Bookser.ers in the United Kingdom. •,* No other motive, than the utility which this work might be to mankind, could have induced the Author to umLe•take it. The crimes of our fellow-creatures afford but a melanclioly'As- Qection ; the consideration of which affects whilst it humiliates liftman nature. 'Ube idea of diminishing their frequency, and ,00fteniog the ?Moues that Saw from them, is itself sulaclent re eiotiipence. The difficulty of conveying ideas upon a subject that necessarily requires terms and expressions of an unbecoming ten dency, has not passed unobserved; nor has any precaution been neglected to tenth r the language as grateful to the reader at the subject is susceptible of. There are stumbling-blocks, inseparable therefrom, that could not be dispensed with. Should such im portant articles as are therein erumerated, be passed over in si lence ? Certainly no. The sacred writers—rbe fathers of the church—the eccit-sizsical writers, did not think It proper to be passive upon crimes of sensual depravity, because they could - not be described without words. To check die dreadful consequences of secret, delusive and vicious propensities, it is necessary to follow their example ; agreeing . with St. Augustine, who says, " If what I have written sSonld give offence to any libidinous person, let him rather accuse his riv:n tetpitude, than the words I have been obliged to use, in explailing m,e thoutfili upon the generation of man. I hdre the we.e and modest reader will for give me fur those expressions 1 w: ,s obliged to make use of."— The virtuous and ttoightenA, who well know the proneness of man to evil, will approt e my endeavours to make mankind shun vice, by the dread of present ill and-future misery, certain atten dants on the crime of masturbation. i;t3a No kss - than One liira.lred Thousand Five Hundred Copies of Solomon's Guide to Health have been printed frusti the year 1796 to the present time, which, in itself, is the most convincing SriOnaest that an be addased ortho east utility of this Work.. ADVICE. . - W s HEN Men of u Edcation aid professional skin use perseierhig endeavours to discover' the most safe and • certain Method of treating a few prevailing Dresses, the success- . tut result of tbeirkporience is tke hest Fla of superiority. . Aolewre..GU.i! , and Co. Sureeon% regularly eJacated and (Min dated into every branch the profession (ord:trals of which from tt fferent hospinds, art: teetimontals Prim the most eminent Physicians, they Lave to convince any Inquirer), halve beim in 'doted to make the cure of the foll.irwitte•the *Meet of :heir par ticular study, viz. a etitain Diu:irate, freluently contracted in a women? of intoxication, and its concomitants, butt:arts and Glee:4, which ) by an improved elan, are spetxlity and of ectuaßy cured; as also debility, Whether arising firm Bacahaoallati indui ipesesa,iong residence in warm tibiuttes, or a .beeret esker, vire. 1 0 0 often unhapp.l - ; pursued by the youth at both stove. in Mil one causing sterility or barrenness, and In the other a numerous train of nervous dseibes, which, if not timely remedied, tenure nate In Impotence and Consistption. The remit of a long and em tOiVe practice has enabled them, by a superior method, to retlave those complinots however in veterate or cartaplicated, without laying the path os under this least restraint In diet or exercise; and io recent Venereal C.asee, where an earlyapplicatim Is made on discovery of the infection, they pltxige thenuelves to perform a cure in the short vane of two days.. The unprecedented suceeu of their mode of twin. ment (which halt never been known to fail in one single hnrancs In a practice of twelve years, during which eerii:si many perootut of both sexes have been eared, even after severe and injurious methods had been pursued by other Practitioners without effect)) induces them to thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. DOSS and Co. may belikelsulted daily, pereemedy of letter,by either sex, vith inviolable werecy,delicacy. and attention. Patients in the country are requested to describe their age, manner of living, &c. inclosit:g a Bank Note, and the nose will, be duly attended to, and o#vice and medicines rent to any raft of the kingdom.-IS, Buoverie-sweet, El.+-frrens. TriensoatAs TAYLOR, ESQ. N 0.% NEW,JMUDGE-STREET, LONDON. ONOViteD tit BEr; leave to inform yon, that ever since the yea! 1790, I had been afflicted with the I.urs Veiterra • which, fret* its obstinately resisting every course of medicine pre scribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and undertnin several sever* courses of salivation, and twice discharged froth t he Hospital, with little relief, would arpeur to be of toe must inveterate nature. the spring of last year' my disorder had got to suck a head, Xi nearly to put a period to my existence. I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, °axon .each arm, and sty kgt were broke* out in a frightful scanner; my right was dreaslfulippainful, ant had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years; my left had also two nodes upon it, was very. much discoloured, and gsys Inc such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in ba4 as nearly to deprive nif of rest; in this lamentable state, I was nr commended by Mr. I. Thompson, forrlidireceleen so great a cum by them here,) to take your Leakis Patent Pills, whlda begg to do on the May; In the course of a futnigh I begat: is receive benefit—ice little more than a month the Weevil on my head :end arms were soundly healed- -soon asiet, the meson my leg healed also: leaving, hc.weeer, considerable discolouia. tion in the Ai•i, avid pain in the hone of ;he left, %bleb, by the blessing of GA, and a little longer perseverance in your irnralue hie Medicine, subsided; the nodes dispersing, tier thin regaining itsnatural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going off—l thus benne-, by pair liberal advice and raedieine, perfectly free frogs thy former Complaints—have recovered my 104 nier spirits anS strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which stsseisaring con tinued many mouths to.tbe astonishment of ail who knew nee, an at a less in what terms to express my gratitude, but bee you for the good of o th er suffering mortals, to make t his my Case as public as possible, as I shall nu every eccaZidn--in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient eery humble *ee -1 Vant, ALEX. ivIURKER.. Scvan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by tke sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his house, No. b, New Bridge-street ; where, after a constant resitknce tot more than 40 years , In t•rraett:e particularly directed to the. Cure of Venereal Complaints, and threw incidental •to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable - secrecy wheels meet oT his profession should always observe In such cases, he flat ters hinvelf, the advice and assistance he gratuitously adrn rasters to reflons taking this Medicine; vrill be esteemed, b% a nig. eerning Public, as an advantage seidem attained sad void of all ambiguity. They are also . BS, St. Alban's.", .ford-street ; ASr posite the Monniur.nt town in England, &c. fuliand plain direed , hesustives with ease IP e' . . . • So sold by bis appointment. lathe Perfrnares, NO• 'iostreet, fall N,sll ; the Toy-shov . i. No. 1 Osi Mr. Disborousies, No. 7, Fib-,tact-bill, Our ' • municnt ; and by one person is cv(ty con • arid, Esc. :n boles tally 94. 91. cult, sealed np.v.ishi directions wboretiy persuas ofetitlass son asay con itb cast ags4 WIFE • . . the Sixth Editions—This day was published, A LETMER on the MEI)ICA I. PROPERTIES of FLI 7 ECY HOSIEKY. •Blf WM. BUCHAN, M.D. Author of Domestic Medicine. ' In the Monthly Review this Letter is notified in the following words :—" Dr. Buchan here enumerates tit:: tiveral diseases which are either caused or increased by the variations of climate in this country, and which are likely to be obviated or relieved. by attention to proper cloathing. He recommends, and we.thtnk justly, the Mtneacture called fleecy Hosiery, in preference to Flannel. Indeed the delicacy and utility of this article fully de serve the praise which is hereby berovied upon it." r To be had of the Patentees of the Fleecy li.atery, Holland, Waistell. and Horton, Aix, 99. 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