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=- t. , 'REL. .Fanm, ;s, arid :Is, Sa g v:-.l;s, 'hoinaS S, and el, and in the t 4 the havit)g trivy4 Kiun'as P;r iliio of .liver's ; cras, tfA4.; ristie, lei or iisly P Y— t he ic;;:ed tU2I4 i4J tads rne :ken teld and E 5 :4- ans the dr.. Cr l4- C' ~'2 . ~► UMBER 2760.] - NEW GRAND SPECTACLE. -ASTLEY's, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. tinder the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the PRI Net of. WALES'AIId DUKE Of:YORK. ON PION'DAY NEXT, July 27, will be pre. 'seflted (never performed), an entirely new Grand His torical SpeEtacle, in Two Parts, - written by Mr. UPTON, and produced under the direelion of Mr. ASTLEY, jun. called - A FAIR ROSAIVIOND ; Or, WOODSTOCK. BOWER. • Pourtraying the exad Costume and Manners of the Eleventh Century, particularly the Return from France - of He nr y - the I Id, King of England; and his Triumphal Entry into London, preceded by his Courtiers, Heralds, and a grand - Military Band, mounted , on War Horses ; also, a Grand Procession of the Vidorious Army, apparelled in Coats of Mail, with appropriate Banners, Trophies, &c. &c. Principal Characters. Henry the I Id, Mr. Colliery; Lord de Clifford, Mr. Fox; Earl of Leicester, Mr. Mercerot ; Lord Fitzwalter, Mr. Whitmore; Sir Thomas Clenmore, Mr. Lasselles, sen. Prince Richard, Mr. Taylor - La Maire, Mr: Smith ; Ju lian, Miss Gray ; lasop, Wallack Argus, Mr. Jo hannot ; Queen Eleanor, Mrs. Mercerot'; Lady de Clif ford, Mrs. Wallack ; Alethea, Mrs. Weldon ; and Fair Rosamond,. Mrs. Astley. The Music, with a Grand Overture, composed by Mr. Se x Osßsoht. • Books of the Recitative, Songs, Duets, and Chorus.ses, to be had at the Theatre,, Price Six-pence. Previous to the above, will be p erformed, for th e 4 6 t h t i me, and only for alew..Evenings longer, the Grand Naval and Military Speciaele of • BRITISH GLORY IN EGYPT. Written and arranged for Stage Representation, by Mr. AST- Zty, jun. delineating, in Twenty-one entire new Scenes, the whole of the , important Circumstantes which took. place from the 2d of March, when the British .Fleet an chored, in Aboukir BaY, until the gloriousztst. After which, the Flying litheitOmenon, Mr. IRELAND, EQUESTRIAN will o throuo his wonderful Leaps, &c. EXERCISES by the first Troop in Eng land ; particularly Mr.WEST will perform his unequalled Horsemanship. The whole to conclude with a Comic Pantomime, partly new, bufehiefly taken from the. Dmmon's Tribunal,.in 'vented by Mr, As - r t-E Y; jun. called THE FAIRY; Or, HARLEQUIN PRISONER. boors to be opened at Halt past Five; to begin at Half past Six o'Clock. 4S. Second Price zs: Second Price is.—Cal- lery is. Second Price 6d. Ccond Price to commence at Half past Eight o'Clock pre cisely. ?faces to be taken at the Box:Office, Westminster-bridge, from Teri till Three o'C lock. COALS for STEAM-ENGINE, ISLE OP DOGS. THE COMMITTEE of the COURT o f COM MON#COUNCIL, for IMPROVING the PORT o f LONDON, will meet at Gnildhall on Thursday next, the .3 54101 this instant July, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon pre cisely, to receive Proposals in Writing, sealed up, for pro.: sidin g and delivering on, or near Stewart's Wharf, Black van, ONE , HUNDRED 'CUIALDAWN of Walls End, Windsor, Spoutop, or Tantield Moor COALS, for the Stearn Engine at the Isle of Dogs. RIX. To MASONS, BRICKLAYERS; Ste. niECOMMITTEE for carrying into execu_ tion the'Ad of Parliament forrendering more commo dious.and.fOr better regulating the Port of London, will meet at Guildhall in the City of London, on Thursday the jotli Day of luiy, IBor, at Twelveo'Clock at Noon precisely, to receive Proposals forperforrning the several AR I'l FICE RS WOkK,S necessary in the erection of the Lock Pit at the Diackwall end of the Canal in the Isla of Dogs. The Drawings and Specifications of the said Works may of seen at the Canal Office, Blackwall. _ _ RIX CEMENT FOR BUILDING.. ME,SSRS. PARKER and-Co: Bankside, Mar i u_ fadure Cement, or Mortar, for Building 'in Water, 'which far surpasses inutility any Terras or Lime Mortar. I t %Ives to all kinds.of Brick or Stone Work an uncommon de gree of strength and cOhesion. It sets under water, soon trecomes as hard as Stone, and may be exposed even to the glion of.the Sea without injury., In all-Buildings, therefore,. Intended either to resist or, contain Water, this Cement may be used with singular advantage. They also prepare a very ]lard and durable STUCCO, Vhieliefte6tually defends Buildings from the injurious elkels of wet and damp. - - - A, N OPPORTUNITY OFFERS, for a Person . p 1 of Capital to become .possessed of a VALUABLE rAT ENT, for the Manufa&uring on a . simple principle, an article of general consumption in the IRON The Manitfaaory at present is worked by a powerful over_ Shot Water Wheel, supplied by a "consta.nt.gream, and well .calculated to attach to it-Machinery for Rolling and Many; fatturing Iron and Copper, or . any purpose where great Power is required. , The Water Power„ivith commodious Buildings, Cottage, 411 d Gardens, and with or without about-Eight Acres of ex - . teMent Lan d adjoining,. may be had, with or separate from. I .lle Manuladory. . The Premises are within a few miles of the Metropolis. Letters addressed to N. T. G. at.the Baptist Head, Alder thanbury, with real names, will be attended to, and aq in-. terview appointed. • RCHER and .HAUGHTON, froin Dublin, IRISH POPLIN and TABBINET MANIJFAC . .., UR ERS and MERCERS to HER MAJESTY, Their i k . oyal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and Dutchess. of York, Dutchess of Wirtemberg, and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta -street, Covent-garden, London. The elevated patronage. ot Her Majesty, the different Ik/ranches of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first rank and fashion; it is hoped has sufficiently established, in the °Pinion of a discerning Public, the decided superiority of Archer and Haughton.'s Poplins and Tabbi ne t s ; a l so go l d, silver, figured and plain Chambcrry Muslins, and Italian ' Sarsenets for Court Dresses, Turbans, &c. CAUTION. • Whereas, Archer and. Naughton have been credibly in formed, that a great many people in this Kingdom are now, and have been for some time past, manufadunng and selling Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an interior quality, under the na m e o f. A rc h er a nd H aug h t on's Manufactory, .with a view to discredit and injure their House, ancragross imposi tion on the Public in general ; they are determined; as far as lies in their power, to prosecute to conviction any person or- Persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets under the name of, their manufacture, that Was not actually bought at their house. They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen. trY,- that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety of Mourning Goods than is to be tOtind in any other I-rouse in Town, which they are e..iabled to sell (for ready money) at. Prices much.' loWer than they can be had elsewhore, Whole being of their own naannfaCture :,-they. consist of White and black Bombasins, Chamberry Aluslins, Cambric Earsenets, Rasdimares for Widows, Armozines, dress Bar celona Serges,, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, Nudes, Crapes, Scarf Silts,.H:ydkerchiels, Bombazets for servants, &c. also a great choice of Pattetni in grey Poplins 410 Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. English yard-wicle . double of'a superior quality, at 3s. 6d. p e r y a rd ; Velures, q is ouble black Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet in dirt P atterns; plain, corded, chain, and striped, for Clergymen and Gentlemen who always wear black; they never grow rusty or greasy in wearing, being of the very best triple dye. No second price ever asked for any article bought at their louse. J. 13. Ladies oWn Spinning manufadured into Poplins or kabbincts ;. Tabberays for Furniture of the different fashion able Colours, manufattured on the shortest notice. Merchants supplied to any amount. THE WIDOWS, WIVES, and CHILDREN of the KILLED and WOUNDED BRITISH SOLDIERS, SAILORS, and MARINES in the BRITISH ARMY and NAVY in EGYPT. ' ]rHE following SUBSCRIPTIONS have been received towards the Fund now raising for the Re lief of the Families of the British Forces who have suffered in Egypt, viz. s. d. His Royal, Highness the Prince ofWales - to; o o His Royal Highness the Duke of York - 105 o o Corporation of the City of London - soo o o Tie Honourable East India Company - - loop 0 0 Th.:Governors & Directors of the Bank of England 525 o 0 Th: Worshipful Company of GOldsmiths sz to o Smlscriptions received in Edinburgh - - 853 051 And other Subscriptions from 1 - ndividuals, already ' acvertised to the tali inst. amounting to - 54 10 6 8 Subscriptions received since at Lloyd's, One Days Pay of the Officers and Privates of the Hghwick Volunteers, commanded by Captain Jciin Green - - - - - One Day's Pay of the Regiment of the Isles, corn mauled by Lord Macdonald - - 45 II One Day's Pay of the Officers and Men recruiting - in Carlisle Distrid, und e r th e comman d of , Licut.nant-Colonel Tomlinson - - 2 0 Michael liwey & Son Jo so Mrs. E. Coxe lo to 6 Mrs. Jarvis (Bost on ] At the" Bankers, -•-• • Two Day's Pay kom the Officers and Privates of the Kilkenny Militia - - - - 74 4 7 One Day's Pay of the Officers of the East Suffolk Militia - - - 8 13 6 One Day's Pay of the officers and Privates of - the East Kent Militia - - 28 27 , Subscriptions continue to be received at Lloyd's Coffee house, and at the following Bankers, viz. Herries, Farquhar, and Co.'s St. James's-street; Ham mersley's, Pall-Mall; Drummond's, Charing-cross; Coutts!s, ,Strand; Snow, Sandbf, and Paul's, Strand ; Child' s , an d 'Hoare's, Fleet-street; Smith, Payne, and Smiths', George street, Mansion-house; Robar%s andi Curtis's, Lombard 'street ; Bosanquet, Beachcroft, and Reeves's, Lombard -street ; and Martin, Stone, and Foote's, Lthnbatd-street Sir William Forbes •and Co. Edinburgh ; and Messrs. La. touch and Co. Dublin. 4 4 S . , HANOVER-SQLTARE CONCERT ROOMS. • •UrISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ad ditional PICTURES, IS RE-OPENED, and will continue Every Day, Sunday excepted, fr om Ni ne i n t h e Morning till Evening.' • Admittance Ohe Shilling. ELIGIBLE PROPERTY IN NORFOLK. TO BE SOLD, . AN ESTATE, in an exceeding Healthy Part of, the County of Norfolk ; consisting of a Modern-built BRI,CK and TILED MESSUAGE; with convenient Out buildings,,Gardens, Orchard, and SEVENTY ACRES, by estimation, of rich Arable and Pasture Land. Together with the GREAT and SMALL TYTHES arising from FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES of Choice LAND in the Parish, which abounds with all kinds of Game ; is situate in a genteel NeighbourhOod, surrounded by good Roads, very near a Market and Post T - own, and within three miles ofa Pack of Harriers. The above is all Lay Property, well ad a pted fora Gentle man in . want of a Country Residence, and will pay good in terest for his Money. For further Particulars,. apply- to Mr. Saffery, at No. 13, Howard-street, Norfolk-street, London ; or Mr. Houchen, at Wereham, near Stoke; Norfolk. CAPITAL ESTATES IN SUFFOLK. TO BE.SOLD BY AUCTION, In Five Lots, By ROBERT ISAACSON, At the Angel Inn, in Bury St. Edmunds, on , Wednesday the nth day of, August next, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions as s h a ll b e t h en an d there prod uced; • MI-IE MANOR of OUSDEN, ir; .SUFFOLK, extending over the whole' Parish, with the Fines, Quit-rents, and other. Manorial Rights, - • Capital Brick MANSION HOUSE, with necessary attached and detached Offices, Cellars, Double Coach-house, St a blj ng f or seven teen orses, brickwalled in Garden of near Two Acres, planted with the choicest Fruit-trees, Paddocks, Woods, and Plantations, forming a residence for a large genteel Fa mily, and sundry capital Dairy and Sheepwalk Farms, con taining altogether /zo o Acres an d u p war d s, l y i ng and being in Ousden, Dalham, and Wickhambrook, in SuttOlk, dis tant about nine miles from Bury St. Edmunds, and seven from Newmarket. • The Mansion-house, Paddock, Wood Ground s , an d part of the Lands, are in hand, of which immediate possession will be had, and the rest of the Estate is lett to respeaable Tenants, who have had notice to quit at Michaelmas next.— The Manor has great plenty of - Came. Any inquiries will be answered at the Hall, and the Tenants. will shew their respeaive occupations. Printed Particulars will be shortly ready to be had of Mr. Robert Fuller, Buxhall, near *Stowmarket; of the Auc tioneer at Cowlinge ; at the Office of Messrs. Chinery and Sparke, Attormes, Bury •St. Edmunds ; and of ,Messrs. Bromley and Bell, No. 4, Holborn-court, Gray's 'no, Lon don.. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS,- • THOUGH so frequent; have hither() been found to resist the usual routine . of Medicine with uncon querable obstinacy, and "as they gradually . undermi ne an d de bilitate the constitution, they increase in violence.—As a re medy for Diseases so distressing, the EXTRACT,.or ANI MA of QUASSIA, will be found without rival : it admir ably invigorates the whole circulating mass, strengthens the stomach, and promotes digestion ; braces the relaxed muscu lar.fibresi and (without the temporary stimulus of a Cordial) by assisting Nature gradually aids a it cure,— For Weak and Debilitated Constitutions t is equally effica - - cious ; in pains and weakness of. the stomach, or habitual purgingS, it affords speedy and permanent relief, . The.agreeable and elegant form of this- P reparation, added to its almost invariable success, bas already procured it a de mand and reputation unequalled in the Annals of Medicine. Sold wholesale only by B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough . ; and re tail by Pidding, No. 76, Oxthrd-street ; Newbery, corner of St, Paul's Church-yard; Pearsall, No. 23 t, High Holborn ; Tutt, Royal Exchange ; Swiney, 21, Pail-Mall, and 'No. la, Piccadilly; and Turtle,',No. 12.7, Strand; in boxes, of Ss. and los 6d. each, and large packages, containing five ss. boxes; ti: 2s. each, duty included. Ca — But observe, none can possibly be genuine unless it has the signature of, E. Hallam and CO. written in red ink. ADVICE. THIS season of the year makes • it• necessary tooard against the sudden changes of the - weather, which often affects the habit, obstruding, the perspi.:. ration, and thereby producing those eruptions which are so much against our appearance in society ; besides producing an anxiety on the mind whi c h gives fresh vigour to the disease;' and as effects of this kind are-so often mistaken 'as the consequences of high living, recourse is .had to a con-. trary mode of diet, and the habit by that means so reduced,' that the fibres lose their energy, they are unable to tiqpv , oil • the affection such improper treatment has increased, instead by a contrary method Of relieving the oppressed veSsels, by gentle perspiration and.other gentle evaciiants ; and as this has been the cause of the success of SP I LSBURY's • ANTISyRBUTIC DROPS, in •the most inveterate eruptive cases of Scurvy and obstructed vessels, Gout, Rheu matism, &c. we may with hopes of success recommend it as a medicine which has maintained its charader for so many years, notwithstanding the impositions practised on the`Pub lic, in substituting a spurious mixture for the genuine. Sold in small bottles, indented with the words, !` frs.. Spilsbury, his Antiscorbutic Drops, by the King's Patent," and the larger with the addition Of the King's Arms, at the Dispensary, Soho-square, and most of the respedable Venders in Town and Country, in the Borough only by ,Clark,, No. 269, and Shaw, No. 14. SATURDAY, JULY 25, , S , • I 801. On Wednesday, the zgth inst. will be published, In Four elegant Volumes, Foolscap Bvo. Price One Guinea, In boards, iu - Ervioms of the late Mrs. 'ROBINSON, WRITTEN by HERSELF • Including Anecdote s o f man y distinguished Claraelers of the present period; with Poems and Letters never before pub lished, Written by Herself, or addressed to her by various Persons. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and Sold by all Booksellers. This Day was published, In One closely-printed Volume, Duodecimo, Price 4s. 6d. in boards, or Ss. bound, LASSICAL ENGLISH POETRY, for the Use of Schools and young Persons ; seleCted .from the best Authors, with some Original Pieces. Compiled and written By Dr. MAYOR and Mr. PRATT. With a Preface indicating the several species of Poetry, and their best modes of Recitation. It is remarkable that till this. Work; there has not existed in the English Language any chaste and unexceptionable ColleCtion of the Gems of British Poetry, which could with confidence be put into the hands of Youth of both Sexes; and which at the same time 'in the necessary requ i s it es o f yuaritiry awl r., - ht.-apeness. Ti, - F oec ri c volume, it is be lieved, will supply this deficien c y, an d be a d opted at once as a School-book in our respedfable Seminaries,, and as part of the (Economical Library of every private Family. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold by T. Hurst, West and Hughes, and j. Wallis, Pater.. noster-row ; Benjamin. Tabert, at the Juvenile Library, New Bond-street; Wilson and Spence York; E. Balfour, Edin burgh ; J. Archer, Dublin ; and by all other B oo k se ll ers, Stationers, &c. Of whom May, be had, the under-inentioned School-books,: s. Dr. Mayor's British Nepos, price 45. 6d. ' z. - - - Natural History, price 4s. 6d. 3. - - - Abridgment of Plutarch, price 4s. 6d. 4. - - Universal Short - Wand, price 7s. 6d. 5. Dr. Gregory's E lements of Polite Education,. price 4s . 6. Dr. Watkins's Universal Biographical and Historial Dietiohary, in One large Vol. Bvo. price half-a-guinea. 7. Mr. I rving's,EJements of Engl4ll Composition, price 45. N. B. As Mr: Philips engages . at any time to exchange new'and perfect Copies of any of these Schoolbooks fbr any other Books of his publication, they are, of course, kept upon sale in the shop of every respectable Bookseller; and may be inspeeted by the Public, free of expence. . • This Day were published, Price 45. in boards, or 4s. Ed . . bound, THE ELEMENTS 'of ENGLISH COMPOSI TI ON ; containing. Practical-Instrudions for Viriting the English Language with perspicuity and, Eldgance, and designed, in the progress of Education ' to .succeed to the Study of the English Gr am m ar , • an d of the Latin and Greek Classics. By DAVID IRVING, A. M. ' - The Elementary Work here addressed to the notice of the Public, is intended for the perusal of Persons whose critical studies are in their commencement, br for the young Students in our English and Classical Seminaries, who, having per feeteJ themselves in the Elements of Grammar, wish to ac quire a taste for the Beauties of Coniposition, To Persons engaged in active life, whoSe occupations do not permit them • to peruse more voluminous Treatises, onto those who have not means of access' to the various eXpensive- Works existing on the sane: subjeet, this Compendium will perhaps be found a suitable introduction tathe practice of Wntitig with Ele- - gance and Propriety. • Printed for it. Phillips,- No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard; sold by T. Hurst, West and Hughes, and J. Wallis, Pater noster-row ; B Tabart, Juvenile Library, New Bond-street ; . Wilson and Spence. York ; • E. .Balfour, Edinburgh ; J. • A rcher, Dublin; and by all other -Booksellers, &c. , Of whom may also be had, the ueder-mentioned School.; books : • ' 1. Dr. Mayor's British Nepos, price 45. 6d. 2. - - Natural - History, price 4s. 6d. 3. - - Abridgment of Plutarch's Lives, 4s. 6d. 4. -•- - Universal Short-Hand, pri ce 7s . 6d . S. Dr. Mayor's and Mr. Pratt's Se;eetion of Classical • English Poetry, price ss. bound, or 45. 6d. in' boards. 6. - Dr. Gregory's Elements of a Polite Education, price 4s. 6d. • 7. Dr. - Watkins's Universal Biographical and Historical Dielionary, One large Vol. Bvo. price Half-a-guinea. • N. B. As Mr. Phillips engages at any time to exchange new and perfeet Copies of ,any of these eight ,SchoOl , books for any other Books of his publication, they are, of course, kept upon sale in the Shop of every respectable Bookseller, and may be inspected by the Public free of expence. This Day was published, Price 65.. in boards, primed in the same sized type and of the same size and thickness as Kearsley's Pocket Peerage, THE ENCYCLOPEDIA- of WIT ; or LOUNGER's LIBRARY; containing not only all the best pieces of Wit and Humour to be found in previous Collections, but also several thousand articles additional, in part, seleCted from' scarce books; in part, original ; and, in part, translated from foreign languages. A complete and comprehensive ciolledion of,pieces of wit, superior to the Vulgar and hackneyed jokes of toe Miller, and divested of the indecencies which have disgraced former • cofteßions of this nature. has long been a desideratum among books. The EncYclopedia of Wit has been compiled, with an express view to supply the existing deficiency, by a Gen tlenian„.who, during a long and aCtive . life, h as ma d e i t hi s 'amusement, to coiled miterials for Such a work from every possible source, and it will scarcely fail to be admitted at an agreeable , Companion info, every - Postchaise, Parlour-win dow, Summtr-lionse, Coffee-houe, Public Reading-room, Book-case, Captain's Cabin, Passenger's Cabin Officer's Mess, and Lonnger's Pocket. • Printed tor R. Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-yard sold by T. Hurst, and Wesfond Hughes, paternoster-row ; Wilson' and Spence, Yoi - k iE. Balfour, Edinbufg,l) ; J. Archer, Dublin ; , by the LibtarieS• a t 'Brighton, Margate, Romsgate,'Weymouth,Biptton, Matlock, Scarborough, Har-' roivgate, Tenby, Swansea, and other places of fashionable stuurner resort; and by all Other. Booksellers. N. B, For the accommodation of the .trade, Ur. Phillips Will, at any time, exchange tbr any other of his publications, new, clean, and perfeet copies of this Work. "• • To the MEDICAL WORLD, - and to all STUDENTS in MEDICINE, MIDWIFERY and SURGERY. riENTLEMEN who are disposed to purchase a . comprehensive Monthly Review of Medical Litera ture (Domestic an:l Foreign), armespedfully informed, that the LONDON NI EDI CAL .REVIEW, devoted solely to the Critical Analysis of New Medical Books, continues to be published, price Tyvp.Shillingigach.Number, on the Ist _day of every Month, and is circulated with the other Reviews, Journals, and Magazines, by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. ng - The London Medical. Review, which his ac9uireds • standard reputation in the department of Medical Criticism, has recently established a further claim to Public Patronage, by confining its pages solely .to the Analysis of new Medical,. Surgical; and Chemical Works, dthriestic-and foreign. By their new arrangement, the Editors will be enabled to make the .Extrads more copious than in any other Periodical Work, and the Criticisths and lAlUstrations inure complete, • and satisfadory.than can be expeded in Critical Publications which are' adosesSed to general Readers ; or which are not' solely devoted to the Analysis of Medical Literature. • Through the medium ofthis Publication, the profeSsional Reader %kill; the first day - of every M on th, •at,the mode- - rate expence of Two Shillings, be put 111,possesiion °fall the: useful fads and conclu s i ons contained in New Works, upon. Subjeds' and sciences which are diredly or indirectly •con- . neded with the Theory and Pra,clice - of Physic, Midwifery, and Surgery. . The first five_Volumes of this esteemed Publication may - now be-had complete in boards, of every Bookseller; price Two Pounds Eight Shillings, or any:single. Nuinbermay be had separately, price Two Shilling's. Published by H. 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In One thick Vol: 1/m.0.-price ss. in boards, or ns. .hquitd ; containing more Letter- press than any other Medical Work of a general and.opulay n a tur e ,• THE - FAMILY PEIYSICIANT, , or DOMESTIC MEDICA G.FRI.END, containing plain and praCti... cal instruCtions for, the prevent ion and cure of . Diseases, ac. cording to - the last improvement's and discoveries, with a se; ot Chapters. on; Collateral Subjects, .com prizing_ every thing relatiVe t o th e Th eory and Principles of the M e di ca l Art, necesSary to be known by the private - Praelitionec ; the whole .divested of scientific and-technical words and phrases, and adapted to the .use of those Heads of Families who have not had a Classical or Medical. Education. - By ALEXANDER THONISON,- - M. D. 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