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To which BON ll be aTON. dded the Farce of Loyd Minikio, Mr. Palmer. Lady Minikin, Mrs. Harlowe The Young RIACItIi will perform on Thursday ani Saturday next .-0n Tharular. Frederick, in Lovers' Vows; with the lame of The Wedding Day. SEVENTH TIME. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT. EVENING, Feb. 26, will be 2 alied a New Comedy, in fi ve abs , called TO MARRY, O RI NOT f 0 MARRY. THE TURNPIKE The Prologue to be spoken by Mr Brun ton, and the Epilogue hr Mrs . Glower. To which will be added the Musical GATE. Entertainnient of On Tbiirsday, To Marry, or Not to Marr y ; with ( never ted) a New Musical Farce, called Out of Place; or, The he of Lausanne. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Flo. 25, 181)5. THE COMMISSIONERS fi► Vitissi&rig His 3/ejesty's Miry do hereby give Notice, That on MONDAY ant, the 4th March, they eiU k reedy to receive Tenders m Irking ( waled wp). and treat fo , Fine Hundred Tall if New !rev Butt Uaep, wade from British or Foreign Iron, to be &hared in Sit Weeks, by Ifeekla Proportions, into His Mjesty's Fir suieliv 'ores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills, payaiik •ith interest, Nina., Das, after date. The Canalitions of the Comma nisy be seen at die Surreal y's Ofter. _ . Ko Regard will Iv hod to nog resider in which the l'rire shell not k amend in Karl, at !forth, or that atoll not he delivered the Sorel Wont Owe :Cork ow' the said Mood, mat, the Iflreh, nor widens the Pr. son who Ist then the Tender, or some Penns on his Rehoir, anneals, to ounce- when calicd VICTUALLING-OFFICE, J A 30, 1505 T HE commissioNEßS.tor Vtassidling Hi A iNesty's Nary de herelp, girt S•ptite, That as TUES DAY, the Id ef April New, they will be remly t. rtreivc Team wins (saaa op), tin sari. tisantities Vie fonsgolv • • # SUMO, M. 6 Cioun Dantzie Brandy, H.yisheadi Erack Dantsic, Staves. Hiimbre, Pipe Stettin, Quebec rag tAt rape tut PerMIU 11141 ?Play X 126 Proposmis therear, wit! rrn. Pad ta del,rer tah , the rirt.aoll,a‘ Stores at Drpeterfl mai P. ' , mouth , in suck Prooortions as shall hereafter k deterAinel sap.'; one laa'f by the 31st of (kid*, nett, and the RIVII4IIMitt by tAt 31.1 of Demur? ; ad to be paid for by Bills, ?orate with Interest, Mott! Days after date The Conditions ✓f the Contract may be sees at the Secretary's Oft*. N.B. No Tinder fora tau Ziontley than Pt) Mousing, Crown Doottk Pone, Ten Thanten4 Cramp Dantsic Brandy, Threw, TheuliOPl Cro t on ILlsheacl, or Ttrento : five Thonsond B. eti Dowser H.Llnbee, Stettin, or ‘.2nebec Pipe Staves, anti be ods'ted. No Regard oral he had to any Tender in which the Price shell ,n•erted is Words at iddeth. OF that shall net Iv: diliverrd t.. e Brae, before One o'Clwele ors Ae mid Tuesday the ed of Aped n,rt, ►o► Naha the ►e►srn who makes the Tender, or spate P. non his &half, snoods, to wee, when ..Wed f... 12 00 N and SHOES of the first Quality and F....1 ,, nn are now gelling at HICKSON', 19, Stixtid, I.:Ar Cnos, fair Ready Money only. Ra .It•traN.d . . . . L. 1 16 o Th.er Queit, ditto • • • • 1 14 0 el,tAry Cap-topped aniLickstrapped 1t 0 0 iless.an Boni: . . . . . 1 14 0 Dre9l Shnes, oqual to any in London . 010 6 Walking Shoes • • • • • 0 9 6 Ro,it s made to mature at 2s. advance, and Shoes 6d. ItE Reverend WILLIAM BARCLAY'S T AN iltsiLloUs DE()RsTRUENT PILLS —The Pub. he are reariestol to isbaerve, that es the great benefit to be de rived from the abo-e Parent Medicine depends on the Fills being yenuine, Majesty's lion. Commissioners of the Stamp Duties have been pleased to grant to the Rev. Win. Barclay, the sole Inventor and Patentee of ties Antibilious I)oritritruel i t Pills, the name of " The Rev. William Barclay, l`taffoi-l-t:reet, Old Ranstetreet," to be engraved on a black .:amp, which stamp is atfiserl torech box, all others are coon knelt; enn any pers n vending the same will be prosecuted with the inmost seventy .f the law. They have beeu used with so:ress by many thousands ; amongst whom he has the ' „ "hour to rank the following disteignislied personages ' via (inset the Archbishop of Canterbury—The Lordltishop u, It Ali Well.—Sor John Hollywood, Bin. M.P. (WI Hie• Stenheii Lwltioctcm, Bart. M P. for Prone—T. M.P Litelaw44l--Janses Aniyatt, Esq. M P. for Southainieon—Ceeil Forrester Eaq. M. P. for Wenloe—Ni abolsou Calvert, Esq. M.P. (or tiestford-..Edmandßoolim, Esq IS " - greels Sisnug gardeste--Thoreas Hammewsles, Eaq Pall -11211--ti W. Lhekes. liaq. Private Secretary tonic Arehtti.h.ip of Canterbury—the Rev. Mo. Ihinnek, Librarian to the Arch. Oulinp. The Ntedicinve are mold at Mr. F.. Kerby's, !:talford -44‘4, UM fk.n.l street—Mr. Stratton, Perfumer, Leicester square—Mt. Frisbee,. ll'henion, Poultry (late Salter and Co.) Ilac , m and Co. oxfiiid irtroetee-Mr. Bolton, Royal Eacharige—sl. Itliehell, Medical Rersanry, Long•acney w %ft. Feleanis, No. 324, Holborn—and Mr. Butserr, No. 4, Chrarinte, cogs* bf Prttknoster row. Where mas als o he hail, the foulahns, truly valuable Steilieines, whose hanny effects in lheitsvvetal easel have procured the Mos distinguished pa• Mous, Rev. m Barclay's Specific for tin sure and o f of 014 Geer ; his So:vent an the Corea( Slone; Volatile Nervous Conlial Drops; and hii Volatile Ol'y for the mire of ths Gout, Rl.aumatetni, its all Medicines, io be g.nsine, most have the above-mans TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26,'1805. LITERARY FUND. rr lIE ANNIVERSARY SOCIETY will be hell on W F.ONESD kg, the 9rl day of April next, at the CROWN and ANCHOR, in the Strand, the Tavern being unavoidably engaged on THURSDAY the 4th of that Month. By Order, 42, Broad.atteet Gokten•Pmare, EDMUND B Elt. Yelloristy,2l. lBOO. „ CM* to the Rotary. BREWERY. TO be DISPOSED OF, by fair VALUATION, the LEASE, TRADE, and UTENSILS, of a PALE BEER BREWERY, situated about Three L lon, in a truly respenable Neighbourhood, such as will always com mand a good Trade. The Premises are exteliove, and in good repair, with a capital Dwelling Home, Garden, and Meadow. The whole estimated at about 0001. Immediate poue*ston may be had. Apply for Particulars to Messrs. Adamson and Field, 69, Fenchurch-street. ITAN FS ASITUA'T'ION as GARDENER, a Single Man, that understands his Hinnies, in all its Branches, has a good knowledge of Girmint work, and laying out Pletsure Grourid,—has objeftions to taking the Mr nagement cif a Farm. if required ; can haves good Character from his la.t Place, where he lived two years. No (lbtaioti to any Part of Britain. Letters (post pail) addressed to R. at the Three Pigeons, Hammersmith, will be immediately at tended to. v • PLATES OF THF: NERVES This Day is publhhed, elegAntly printed in large ern. price les• • . • - • in Word.. JOHN GOTTLIEB WAL.TF.R's PI.4TES of the THORACIC and %ROOM I N I. NERV E.S, reduced rr' , ". the original, as puhliclied be miler of the Royal Aead fit ',flee!, at Berlin ; accompanied by coloured Explanatins, and a &scripts:mot the Par Vagina, Gout Sympathetic and Phrenic Hemet. Pranced fot Jo h* Mum!, No. 32, Fleet•itreet, London. FASHIONABLE DANCING, BY MR. ALLEN, 13RIN'ATELY taught to Ladies and Gentlemen 1. of Ail age,win have never learted that arcomplistienent, or not in the improved modern style, at No. 114Sherrardaurset, Goiden,quaVe ; No. 16, B stiverte-street, Fleetumeet ;and No. 10, Great Alie.street, Goorlinao's.fields. They are taught on plans expre.siy rimmed (or come to whom it is au object to re quite it expeditiously, privately, std in the nest style nf fashion Mr. Allen is united by Messrs. Tomlinson and Adams, who also teach the Harp and P:a.io Forte. Foreigners, Officers, and C•atntry Re•idents, who mar wish to learn in a few data, mar Board and Ledge ptiiately in the Hubs-, and receive constant liistrection. Resoectable Shools awl Families near Town regularly attend ed, and instructed in every elegant requisite of modern D o se Mg.—The Assemblies will be as usual. FINE NEW CRANIERRIF.S, No la and 16, STRAND. SKILL and CO. beg leave to acquaint their Friends and the Public., that they have just 'dee me d a Supply .of CItANHERRIFS, in the most prime Cowdition, and of so truly a 141XlWOW Fi./,,1t1f and exquisire Quality, that they feel the greatest Satistiction in recemmendrog them and at this juncture, wher Fruits of every lint are so Clccedngly seance, bad, and rh ar, it is :wetly ne.l this in net Vilktl!Ae Article will be in th • hdtnest *.tnnation with every Family, not only no account of its Econonty, but far tw.ng by far the in eat &beim. Fred, that can be: w Peidi.tga, Tatts,or Piee—.n Jan, at 7s. 6d. tat and Ma. each, ready elnaey.-..,wenerly packed for Town and Countre. Letters poet pd, attended to. TO L\DIES fiF R \N' AND FASHION. • - FULL-DRESS HEAD-DRESSES, correa Imi tatinn- of Nature.—Four yews experience has incontiiiii hly prow,' their eminent supr inrity. To thaw Ladies vrh• are unacquainted with their mi•rits he wall only say, that they are not made to any particular fashion, but are the a or a. a growing head of htir, tashionahly cut, and In aline-mauve inh noel • superior, lAdieswhi have worn or seen T. BOWMAN'i PATENT FULL-DRESS DEAD , DRESiES wr I. this year, find them greatly improissal, price, 1,. regular shads and lengths, 6,8, Ilk Di, SO, and !Wiping's. lie his a largo stock of exqumtely beautiful Long Hairs, which he can nuke up to any price, but he has none rr.,dy mad., above .30 guinkas, or under four guineas; half-dress and ~dreg. ditto, font to six gu.stea.• ' Gentlemen's patent peristyles, perfectly unique, row and five guineas. T. Row nen at home himself the whole of Monday, Wed , insday, and Friday; goes abroad t. take orders, Re. Tuesday, add iA1L1•4.6/.—No Idl, Now boa I Street. OM: door bJ•e Rf..ok-Itt,Oet T. 11..winan's Agent for Scotland k Win. }loose, No. 1, Yolk place, Edinburgh, where all hi. ait.eles may bt• hid. RITING DESKS. —N. MI D I3L I'ON be g . to inform the Public that he hat now ready for wAy.E a very entwine , assortment of DESKS Self BOXES for the me of Ladies or Gentlemen for Writing only, and for Divining and Writing, in mahogany, satin, and other fine woods, or leather. He has likewise the greatest assortment in London of Letter Caspying Machines for Countme Howt and private use, some so mall as t o he o f „ o its gavelling i pocket.books in great variety, fitt-it up for Ladies or Gentlemen ; pocket commodes, made to contain ewer, necessary fus shaving and dressing, particularly useful for Gentlemen in the army. A ta.gc auoitinent of Fancy Area cles. Being the real manaacturer, he s enabled to sell on the lowest terms and to warrant them. The ongittal Mane. factory far Black Lead Pencils, N. Middleton, 162, Strand, corner et Strand lane. DR. HENRY HUNTER This Day is pu►li:hcd, in two Vols. Bm. with a Portrait of the Author, SER MONS. and other MISCELLANEOUS PIECES. . . . ......_.. ...... _ _ By the late 11F.NRY HUNTER, D. 11. Minister ni the ticots*Church, I.eiclon To which are prenxed, A Biograph.cal Sketch of his Life, and a Critical Account of his Writinots. Published by John Murray, 32, Fl.-et sower, London. FRENCH PUBLIC CHARACTERS. Thu Day is publisbed,in S Vols. 11lino. with Portraib, price Ms. in beards, the Third Edition of 10HE RI VOLUtIONARY PLUTARCH ; 1. exhibiting the meet diatingnigted Characters, Literary, Mtliury, and Political, an the mem Appel% of the French ReptiMic. The greater part front the Original Isifortnathot of A GENTLEMAN RESIDENT AT P • CIS. Printed for .1"hot Murray, No 12, Feet street, London. Sold also by this principal Buokeellers throughout the United Kingdom. Thit Day it published, elegantly printed in Quarto, with Twenty-two &tenting., price 11 6d 1,1 hoarclr GEMS, SELEC I'ED from the ANTIQUE, with ILI.IIIITR.‘TIONb. This object of this pleasing and very el-Rant performance is, to intresluce a more familiar acottaintsnre with engraved Gents. The Artist of tie present Work truly and jurhcinu•lv observes, that the private collections which have been cora% ed are costly and scarce, and that Mooradian are subvitied ro none. These which are here given are adected with much taste, and engraved with particular elr stance. 40 All the Kites are deserving of commendatio—ethe intro duction to th• stud) of engraved (:e0.% is needs and classically drawn up, and the illustrations which accompany the en gravings are suffament and satisfactory " Mrtirsh Crito-, Nov. 1804, p. )71 Published by John Murray, 3g, Flect.street, Llndun. DISEASES OF TIIIF. BONES This Day is piihtished, in 2 Voll. - Evor 14s. in Snatch, THE LECTURES of the celebrated BOYER norm the DISEASES of the BONES, arranged into a Systematic Treatise. By A. RICHP:It AND, Professor of Anatomy and Philosophy, and principal Surgeon to the Northern Hospital at Paris, translated from the French, by M Farrell, M D. The Work of Boyer conia , ns some important Diecoveries re lative o the Diseases unon which it treats,and points nut many new and successful modes of treatment, which have been sane• tioned end adopted by the most eminent Praaitioners upon the Count:tent. Printed for John Murray, 32, Fleet-street, London. (PRICY SIX#INCZ. MEDICAL PRESCRIPTION. This Day is published, in One Volume, Octavo,. price is. did. in hoards, 'THESAURUS MEDICAMINUM: a new Col -1 'action bf MEDICAL PRESCRIPTIQNS, slianbult 4 into Twelve Classes, and accompanied with pharmaceutical and praetkal Remarks ; exhilsiting a VI 'w of the prese.it State of the Materia Merlica and Polak° o! Physic in this AM other Countries The Thir l Edition. ttr MEMBF.R of the LONDON COLLEGE of THYME. ANti, awl Author of a " Practical Synopsis of the %Liberia Ahm^ntan.r.•• Loudon : Printed for John Murray, FlestAgreet C. and R. Wildwin, New Riidge-street ; and L Mosley. Ave-Mans.lane. giNGLAKE'S ANSWER TO EDL L IN. •• published, in Octavo„oriee M. AREPLY to Mr. EDLIN's TWO CASES of GOUT, 'aid to have terminated in Death, in c •nse quence oithe external use of Ire and Cold Watur. To which is added, an Instance of the Fatal Effects of enc.mrsged Gout, with Observations, Caution, &e. By ROBERT KINGLAKE, M. D. Member of the Royal Medical Society of Etkobure, of this Physical Society of Gottingen, and Physician at Tie Ulit4ll. • . - Lonifon i Sold by John - Murray, at, Fleet street i and J. Poole, Taunton. . • .. Of yr•iom may be had, by the tame aut hor, • A DISSFRTATION r• 1 a NEW THEOP.Y and FRAC. TR:Ern the (.IJR!. of GOUT, Ave. price is 6A. ' .. - • GOUT. This Div is pubrehed, in One Vol. Bro price 7s. 6.1 bland*, A DISSERTATION on the - '_;OUT, - in which the nature of that afflicting Disease is 1011. explained, . and its speedy, safe, and effectual Cure by the external aoi ,t cation of COLD WATER, is ami Iv illustrated and confirmed by a variety of original and communicated CAW. Ey ROBERT I:INGLAK F., M Member of the Royal Medical Society of Ed.ilinargh, of the • Phyneal Society of O•Utingeo,dc. Prin'ed for John Murray, No. 34, Fleet...'reer; f. n 'no. This Day is published, in V Vols. Sir illtistrat•it wth a treat 'mintier of Cowper Platrv, Pnee One f;1111W1 io PLEMENTS of GALVANISM. io Theory sA and Practice; with a Comprehensive View of ai I-1 . tory, from the Fitt Experiments of Galva& M the pm mit Time. (:nistain nig also, Praeti-al Directrms for C•on-t , tirt ng . the Galvank. Apparatus. era plate synentimi.: Instructions fur Perfurrumg all the various Experiments ity C H. WILKIV:ON, 3.1 S Member of the al College of Surgeons, et the Tbikeo plncal Society of Manchester, .oe. Printel fur John Munav, 3,; IFlee ,, treet, London. Ina few clays will be il pu E lsl itTh ishe ° ,l, L t. L i E S ' e r o . . prise 76. in hoard.. AENQUIRY into the LAWS of Cif EMI CAL AFFINITY. By C. C. NERTEOLLTT, Member of the Cowen's:See Sehatt art Nations; lust:Limo, Translated from the Fr mch i By M. FARRELL, Nt. D. Printed for .Inhii Murray, 92, Fl -et street " The tabs..' of itertisolict have hog been. &reveled is due cultivation ref t hernieal ~etence. He a ppeareti,vt eracty ps. rind, as the associate of Laroisier, and cumuslaultalitsomallitatire . she modern 70 eye, br The end and ability with ashicli)to en raced in iu defence. 11. has enriched it Isr the discus...v , s✓ s a w mil imp taint trntbs; .and soclear is indebted is him fsr he most successful application of ch_•mieal Oat has ever, perhaps, been nude by a scientific claerni-t-ethat at the arti.m of 'he °ay rnuriatic pcbd on vegeta' le rolout,og matter . to the art of bleaching; an appli•atinn t•y which the umeawat of that art hare within a few tears beets eomple► - ly changed. The investigations he has now bnanglit forward sr• not I. es 'moon tot They a•e not confined to ■ few insulated rams, but are direric.l to the first ptTneiples of the ocititce ; they present to us nt•w views of 'he law• of eliemical affinity ; and the discovery he has announced, if est-blivherl in its f.,11 ex tent, inert materia ly alter ot.t exptin ...ions of chemic-al phe nomena With such elicits of morels, and importance, we deem no apology necessary for giving some attention .0 this Work. 44 Theiegpecututionc, in eveor point of view, :II? Intereit ing; and no one will question the sti4t,l:y of reasoning and extent u. knowledge by which they are ropeon, A " Fdtnburgh Review, No 10, 'al r 141. KIRTLAND'S ANATOMIC,/1L PLATFS. • This Day it published In 14ma. priee Z s.werf, ik%4NATO IC A L PLATES of the BONES and MUSCLES, of the EXTREM.IIIII3 a the DU MAN BODY, with Explanatory Maps. By G KIRTLAND, Anatomical Draf•man. Published by kahli Marr.i., SY, Fleet-a:net, Loollota. DI whom may be had, I. ANATOMICAL PLATES of t.te BONF-S . _ CLES, di,anishert f,n,n Alhi.tu4; aceompeo.ied tfr E.,4l.4na tory Maps For the U.e of Students .The ‘econd Li priest 7s. S. MIATOMICAL PLATES of tl4 TH t^ACIC and ABDOMINAL VISCERA ; • accti•iipin4sl by Ex laiLitery Maps. For the 11-e of Students, Ss 3. The BLOOD-VESSELS of the HUMAN HEAD, 104.6 d 4, Tiro BLOOD-V"SSELS 01 the ARM, 104 Gd. 3. Th. swop V FSSF.LS of the THIGH, 10. Gd. 6. A MAP of the HUMAN EAR, Si. - 7. A DIAGRAM of the EYE, M. S. The BLOOD-VESsELS of the WHOLE BODY, 21. 24. 9. BONES rod MUSCLES of the HUMAN BODY, 4to. in Numbers, e.ich Ss. 64. 10. ROSES and MUSCLES of the EXTREMITIES of the HUMAN BODY 4to 74. 11. TIIIRTY PLATEi of the cow-pox and SM pox, 3 1 s<. 111. ANATOMICkr. PLATES of the BONES of va:. .,.s Animal: 4to. in Nu.nhars, price styli 2,. I I The ANATOMY of the HOUs'e FOOT, one Plate coloured, 7s. DUNCAN'S ANNALS . This Day is published, in One Vuhome, Ilvo. with a rate, price 9'. in Boards ' A NNALS of MEDICINE, for the Year 1803 ; A F.shilsitiing a concise - View of the latent and moot im portant Discoveries in Medicine, and Medical Philosophy. By ANDREW DUNCAN, Sfnior, M D. And ANDREW DUNCAN, lun. M D. P.llows of the Rnyal College of Phy.iriane of ilinhurel.. , Printed for 801 l and Rradfute, Fdinhureh ; and a , .14 in London by John Murray; and in Dublin by Gilbert and Holm. Of whom may be had, complete Set. in II Veils. or any Vo lume separate. WILSON ON FtVERS• This Day is published, in 4 Volt !Ivo. price 11. 16s. in hointi, a new Edition ni ATREATISE on FEBRILE DISEASES, in cludinc Intermittinc, Reinittine, and continued Frees; In'larninations, Hemorrhages and the ?miliaria, its which air attempt is male to present, at one view, whatever, in the pre sent State of Welkin', it is requisite fru the Physician to know, respecting the Symoloms, Centre, and Cure of those Diseases; with Experimental Ei.ays, on certain Febrile Symp toms, on the Nature of Inflammation, and on the Manner in which Opium and Tobacco act on the hying Animal Body. By A. PHILIPS WILSON, M D. F.R S. Ed. Fellow of the Royal Colege of Physician% Edinburgh. Either nt the Volumes in Ay be had separate, price 9s. each, in bnauk. Pubhilted by Cadell and Davie'. Strand; John Murray, IFl,et.street ; Cmsby and CO Stationers curt, Ludgate. hill ; Crown.eoure, Prince: street; Cox, Borough, Lon don; Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh ; and Gilbert a ll•idgei, Dublin. AN ANATOMIOAL ATLAS. On Monday, the Gth of April, will be pWl;liahed, No. I. prin!cd in Royal Octant, of A COMPLETE SERIES of PLATES, Zl, trek. ~f the ANATOMY of the HUMAK sour, telmiert and engraved from the m ',moved Wo. ka. or trim Original and Accurate Drawings. With conetie Explanstbinv. • The whose carefully arranged, corrected, and su,,erintended, Ply ROAFRT HOOFER, M D. Reg; 'ent Phy4eLait ro the St. Marr•la bonne Infirmary, &c. &e. . . The object of this public.isjon iS to or:sent the Student with such useful representations of toe different parts of the Mullin body, u shalt enable him not only to acquire a perfect know • lake of their relative situation, but Msu of their fortu and ini tiate etng:tere. :t may be consul dud la fact as an ANA TOMICAL ATLAS. intended to supply him with such in formation as maps sod views afford the geographer and hi to run. Toe expensive Plates of Albinos. Caldron, Cheselden. truiltsliaiik, Fisher, Hunter, Lotter, Meyer, Sandinitt, Sca t 's, Vic D' Aser, Walter,W • isberg. Zinn,and many iitherm,h sye betn car-fully *opted or diminished, where their accuracy could he dcpensied upon and where res.-Quite could not be had to works of undoubtari authority, faithful dressings have been nude from the best anatonhcal praparatiritl, selected from the museums of distinguished anatomists, mid from the authni's own colloct lon. The plates are snrammed by young artists of consider.ible indus try and talent, and in many In-tunes it will be found that they not only exceed the origings both lu beauty and correct. nets, but ate superior to any that have yet been encrusted Printed for John Murray, Fleet-street; Cutbell sod Merlin, Ntddle-mw, Holborn, London ' Bell and &adroi t , Edits burgh and Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin. STUDENTS IN ANATOMY, &e., This Day is published. in One very closel - y'pnotrirl Volume, small dye price Us. to boards, the SIXTH trArtom of 'THE ANATOMIST'S VADE-MECUM. Con ta•ni:lthe Anatomy, Physiology, Morbid Anpearances, &e of the HUMAN WAIT ; the Art ad making Anatomical Preparations, AC T. WII telt are added, Anatomical, Physiological, Medical, and Surgical Questions for Students. By ROBERT HOOPER. MD Fellow of the and Medical Societies, Rositlimt Physician tei the St Marv-U.6,one !Miriam , dec. atc. _ . Printed for John Murray, No. se, Fleet-street London ; IleU and Bradfute, Edinburgh; and Gilbert and Hodges, Mblen. The Above Work presents to the Student a Useful Anatomi cal. Compectus, or Porket Manual of Anatomy and Ph)siulo• sy in which he will find, 1. A short but socnrAte deseri;.tion of the different pacts of the Human Body, and their functions. S. An enumeratiOn of the I),sea es to which those parts are sublet, and the various opeiAtioiss'of Surgery that are per. firmed on the Human Boi'y. 3. The method of preparing the various parts of the Rode, to exhibit their Su ucture iii a Healthy and Diseased State, as far as our present knowledge will enable tls •. A Glossary, or Explanation of the principal Terms used in that Science. S. Su-h qiestions WI he probably wdl be required to answer at the College of Surgeon., the Medical Hoard, the I i.ird ur Stet and Hurt, &c. in order to otain his Ihir'omi, or rails 34 Surgeon or Surgeon's Mate for the Army or Na,., or the Ser vice of the East India Company. MY UNCLE. This Day as published, an Three handsome Volumes, small by Niue Caricature F.ngraviiiv, pries 18. in boards, FLi M FLANS! or, Th.! LIFE and ERRORS of MY UNCLE! swath the AMOURS of MY AUNT Consisiing of Extrasag gnus and higatrutei! 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