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STUDS N IN ANATOMY. this bay ispubliaud, iu Ooe v;;;1;.;.1; totett Velutne, small S.o prim tk. in la,trd4, the SIX rH EDITION of rrtH E ANATOMIST'S V ADEN F.CU M, Con -1 the Anatomy Physiology, Morbid A ppearatice-s, kc. of t',c I lUNIAN Kt/I.h ;' the Art of making Aitrtornical Preparations, &c. To which are added, _ . . . Anatninica',lPlayaiLogi al, Medical, and Surgical Questions tae Students. Ilk 'LOMAT HOOPER, M. D nfthe Li , .n.e In and London Mcd.cal Sucietieg,Rendoit Pliyaiciau tuthe St. Maty.la-bonne lullrnun , &.! Ice 'Printed for John Murray, No SQ, Fleet-4feet, Landnn ; and Bend'uta, Fannbuntit ; and filbert and Dodges, Dublin. The above Work pr;:entsto the Student a Useful Anatomi cal Emispectii., or rocket Manual of Anatomy and Ph) vial°. Sy z in , allith he will end, S. 'A short but acrtirste description of the different parts of thdellumatt Andy, arid t upe k„,,. I. An enumeration of the Disea, es to which those pats ivy =Meet, and the various operations of Surgery that .ac per. formed nil the Human Body. 3. The tnethi.4 of preparing the various parts of the to exhibit . their Strtiettlre in a Healthy and Diseased State; as far as our present knowledge will enable us. 4. A aloaserv, sr Explanation of the principal Terms used in that Science. 3. Such r4oestinta as ho probably will be required to answer at the Colley. •of Surgeons, the Medical Board, the So ird of Sick and lino, dm. in order to obtain his Dlss'oma, or pass as Surgeon or Surgeon's Mate for the Army or Navy, or the Ser •ice of the East India Company. ANATOMICAL ATI.AS. Ortlitonday, the it!; of April, No. f. printed in Royal Octavo, of A COMPLETE SERIES of PLATES, Mut:- trati-renf ANATow of the HI.T%f AN RIMY, • •lieted and engraved from the men approved %Yorks. or from Vriginal and Accurate Drawings. With cenci:e Ex9lanaii ms. 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DISEASES OF TIIE BONES Thi , Dave pnYlisiiest7in 2 Veils. bro. price 15s. in Roards, I'l IE Lix.rultES of the celebrated BOYER .1 upon the I)IsEVIES of the 1150,iGS, arranged into a Systematic Tread.'. Ay A. RICHER AND, Professor of Anatomy and Physiology, and principal Surgeon to the Slorthern Hospital at Paris, Translated from the French, be M. FARRELL, M.D. " The Author of these Latium (greyer) is a distinguished Professor of Chirurgical Pathology, as well as a practising Surgeon ; and the Editor of tlimn (Rteherarxl) is not lets ce khrated by his Physioingiese Writings. Eros, the nnited CM• ertions of two person( thus eminent in the it respectivedesti -11.110',1A, as teachers and practitioners, we natnraliy expeelel • work, which should exhibit a couiprehensire and accurate •iew of the various morbid (-galleons of the Honey Structure ; which should, at thesime turn:, point out the best modes of treatment, and b. occasionally interspersed with new and ori ginal facts and observation , . On perusing these I,cetuees, it is but iustree to state, that these eapectations have not bean iksappointed, sad we think the Translator has been usefully rrnpkeyed in turning them ititeF.nglish."—British Critic, /eh. eu... . . Published by John Murray, 32, Fleet-stmt, Louden. DISSEJLTIONS. 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They are not confined cc. a few insulated tats, but are direftmi to the Orin principles of the science; they p re s en t t o as lam vi.'.. of the 601 of chemical of ; and the discovery he has antionsii•ed, if established in its full ex tent, must water:M . ly Ater our explanations of chemical plic. 'gamma. With .t.-11 claims of novelty mid importance, we deem no apology se: meaty fin giving some attune' to this Werk *. These speculatimr, in irrem point of a, .w, aro iAcre.!- ing; and no one will torstrai the lubtifty ~ 1 rea,whig arwl "unit o. b is hwiedre by whirh they are rupportetl " &Flame+ &emir, No. 10, ~ v. page I it. DUNCAN'S ANNALS. This Day is in Une Voluine„ am with a Plate, Price M. in b• ards, L' exhibiting of MEDICINE, for the Year 1813 ; exhibiting a conci., View of the latest and ide.t im portant Discoveric , in Medicine, and Medical Philosophy. Sr ANDREW DtiNeAN, Senior, /4. D. And ANDREW DUNC Vsi, Jun. M. I) rellowi of the Royal College of Pliv,icians of Edinburgh. 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" the Piatet an; deserving of commendation—the intro. duction to th• study of csnrovel tees iv math and clarv'colly drawn wo, arid the illisvtrations which accompany the graving+ are sufficient and satisfactory " British Critic, Nov. Ulna, p. i7:3 rehlisolloll he to in \t•rrrav, Fact-streve, I.o•ndon. COURT OF LEWIS 11D: FOURTMENTII - - Tldi nay is ifilt111414„: ITIWO V(l4 unors, Winn. Fame Ss. Itoar,la, THE DUCHESS of LA VALLIERE, xn Materical Komasee; exhibitiol the more portico, ta eir roniatarwes of the LIFE anal Cl-I.IRAL7F.R of this CELF.- Mk %TED MISTRESS of LEWIS the FaIIIITEENTII; t..4..ther with `l•ltiotts Aitecalutea of that gay SIMI ,01111011300 COWL Ay the COUNTE"S of GENUS, Author of Tales of the Castle,, Adel Aid • dud Theodore, dc. Published 5y J•dtu Nlurray,32, nevi-wrest, Loudon. Wiles may be had, Lately putitith,ml • . . I.F.rrErts of a MASIEL.UKE; etutt..ining an interesting 31111 a 'lv Ising Picture of the rakting Winne,* of Paris. 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Mr..luirsson, from the office of the Chief Secre. tary in Ireland, presented at the Bar a List of the Reversionary Giants made in Ireland from 1793, to the latest period—Ordered to lie on the table. The House resolved itself into a Committee cf the whole House, Lord Louvatrst in the The Report was brought up and received, and the Chairman moved for leave to bring in a Bill fur granting to Foreign ships the privilege of prize ships, and t•or other purposes—Granted. His lord ship also moved, as Ctairman of a similar Com mittee, for leave to bring in a Bill to permit the Im portation of Goods from parts in America belong. ing to Neutral States.—Granted. Mr. ROSE moved that the House will, On-mor row, resolve itself into a Cuinmittee of the whcle House, to take into consideration the Order of Council of the I sth inst. for permitting neutral shics to trade with Spain.--Ordered. The Isle of Mann Bill was ordered to be com mitted on Thursday, the 23th of April. the Exchequer Bills Bill, and the Irish Spirits %Varehousing Bill, were severally read a third time and passed. Mr. HUSKISSON brought up a Bill for re pealing so much of an At as went to making void certain promissory autes tinder • 51. and f•'r reNtrain ing the negotiation of such notes, which was read .: first and second rime, committed, and the order ed to be received to-morrow. Sir W. scarr, after a few prefatory observa tions on the state of prize agency, and the necessit: of securing a more regular and pro:npt distribution of prize money, moved for leave to bring in a %A for the encouragement of seamen, and for the Ey :- ter and more etleaually manning of His Majesty'. Navv.—Granted. The Reports of the Irish Import and Expert Duty, the Escise Duties, the Postage and Starnp Duties, the Malt and Spirit Duties, and the eIMC I'4 Duties, were severally brought up and agreed to. and the Bills ordered to be read a third time morrow. Mr. DAWSON moved for an Account of the Game Licences in Ireland, •from 1901, distinguis! • ing the names of the persons taking out such li cences in the cl,ir,2rent uistriels. The Committees of ‘V:tys and Mmns, and Supply, were postponed to Friday.—Adjourned. THE BitilTISH PltES%* LONDON, TI lURSDAY, Maier 21. A P.tper of yesterlty, devoted to the interests of Lunt Met vi Luc, conuins the followini parr grAph— " The enemies of the pretant Board of Admiralty have eagerly ir2il;cl upon the Tenth Report Vont the Commi— , •ol:n of Nural inquiry, anal have ittenuotisly endravourel, publication of pirtial enttracti, to render it a main iti,triviiciit be their invidious attempts to bring opprobrium tine the chi ratter of the Noble lord who now presides over the 'Minton. Department of this Country; but it it not worth our wlislc to dwell upon Newspaper reloctions and aturnailvertiout A strong rumour bad for several weeks prevailed, that the t ooh Report contained much interesting muter. ‘Ve scarcely remember any one instance of a paper of the description that bad er:ited s o much public curiosity. It became, therefore, oar duty to gratify that curiosity as soon as the Report, printed and published, and distributed to the Mem bers of both Houses of Parliament, afforded ten opportunity. We accordingly gave the slihstance of the Report on Tueseity, so far as it affeCled the Office of the Treasurcr4 the Navy; a place twice filled by Viscount MELVILLE, including his Lord• ship's defence - and yesterday we gave, verbatim , from the Appendix to the Report, the written de. fence of Mr. Taovvaa, the Paymaster of the Navy, his Lordship's Deputy in that office. and involved in the same charge. We did not give a partial extralt of the Report, in re lation to the Noble Viscount and his Deputy, Mr TROTT ca ; on the contrary, we copied every part it essentially affeCting either. We have stated tl..e charge and the defence, the evidence, and the judi,- meta upon it. Viscount Niet.vat a... and T t• .~-, -- TER Wad , of tl a s t and their tione A hac r..c j 4 Po eft far I'.+l all, an, the pre dev :Atte vot tha Ho Pro Mr as the • Am 110 A wn who G A I mid bras d•y fat 1 inini ♦rt y tile I the tnldliAl WII,SON ON FEVERS. ThR Day is published, in 4 Vols. leo. price 11. 16s in beards, a new Edition of A TREATISE on FEBRILE DISEASES; 2. I. including Intermitting, Remitting, and Continued FE VERS ; Inflammations, I Ltmorrhagea, and the Proftuvia ; iit which an attempt is nude to present, at one view, whatever, in the present State of Medicine, it is requisite Are the Phil siciati to know, reaiefling the Symptoms, Causes, and ewe of num.. Di.easev ; with Experimental E.says, on certain Frh, ile Syminums, on the Nature of Inflammation, and on the Man ner iii which Opium and Tobacco aift on the living Animal Rudy. By A. PHILIPS WILSON, M.D. F.R.S Ed. Fellow of ib. Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh. Either of the Volumes may be had separate,sprice 9s. each, in boareli. Publi•ltyd by Udell and Davies, Strand; John Murray, Fleet street; Crosby and Co. Stationers'-court, Ludgate-hili; Callow, Crown mint. Princes-street 1 Cox, BOrnlieh. Lou. don ; hell and Bratlfute, Edinburgh; and Gilbert and Hodges, !Whim.