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Bvo. price Ss. boards, - MODERN MEDICINE, containing a brief expo sition of the Principles, Discoveries, and Doctrines, that have occasioned the recent advancement of Medial Philosophy; with Strictures on the present State of Medical Practice, and an Enquiry how far tius principles of the healing art may become the subjects of unprofessional research. - - This day were published, Elegantly printed in 2 vas. footicap tiro. price 19a. boards, POEMS by the Hon. Miss TREFUSIS, o f Trek foals, in Cornwall. Printed for Samuel Tipper, Leadenha THIS PRESENT EVENING, September 17, when their Majedies Servants will act the Comedy of THE HONEY MOON. Duke, Mr. ELLISTON ; 41olando, Mr. RUSSELL; Count Montalban, Mr. HOLLAND; Balthazar, Mr. WROUGHTON ; ‘e Media q;odammotio inter discussos sententius."—CaLstrs. By DAVID UWINS, M.D. Member of the College of Physi cians, and Author of the Medical Articles in Dr. Gregory's Cyclopz.lia. Printed for Samuel Tipper, Leadenhali-street. THE BELLES LE'I`PRE.S. 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Of whom may be had, by the sante Author, A General and Connected View of the Prophecies, relative to the Conver4ion, Restoratiorllj Union, and Route Glory, of the Houses of Judah surd Israel; the Progress, and final Overthrow of the Antizhristian Confederacy in the land of Palestine ; and the ultimate general Diffusion of Christianity. In 2 vols. hvo. price 16s. In boards. BLAIR'S ENGLISH GRAMMA& •.; This day was published, price !s. with as igleviessio - of the 2.5 th Book, 'THE GRAMMAR of the ENGLISH, GLTAGiii„ including numerous F.xercises on elycry.Rule. and Queries in the manner of those in Goldsmith's Grammar et Geo graphy ; treating distinctly, completely and preen:mil'', of Orris's city, Orthography, the Accidence, Etymology, Syntax, Prosody, Composition, and Rhetoric. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A.M. Author of the Class Book, First Catechism Grammar of Philo sophy, Reading Exercises, Etc. Catechism, ate. 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This day was published, ht Three large Volume,, Duodecimo, elugantly printed on a fine woven paper, price in boards li. Is. ACOLLECTION of SONGS, Moral, Sentimen• tat, Inuruetiveand Amusing ; selected and revised U:1 Saturday, the Country Girl ; the Country Girl, by Mr.. Jordan ; with EUa Kosetiburgh. By the Rev. JAMES PLUMFVRE, M.A. ItHow of Clare HAIL 1 HEAT RE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. September 15, 1808. ON account of some improvements in the Great Woos not Isthig yet oompkte, the entrance to the Boxes, at die Brydges•stridt, door, commit be opened for some days. A. SPRING, Box-Office. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard; said also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. These Volumes contain the Words of upwards of Fight Hun deed Songs; son of them original, bat principally selected from the Works of the must approved Writers, divested of every thing that has any tendency to Indecency and Profaneness. 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