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PATENT FRENCH 1.411 P AND OH. WAREHOUSE,
Ni. 12, I.UHGAT E-STREET, ST. PAUL'S
Thirty-eve Years.)
A Pig. ETON begs ienVe to inform is
J • friciiil•l ainl the Public in general, that lie has now
on sale a tirge assiveiment of the much admired and im-
proved One. Twi., sail Three-light Patent Lamps, which
ate at this time Ft, IMICh in use fur lighting halls, staireasea,
iii, ing.n.umc, dmaiiig-rooms, tie ing.boismrs, bankiux-
lii.nacs, public offices, churches, chapels, hall-router, public
placer, tkc. where a brilliant light is required.
ii-sortment of the most improved French Lamps, in
Prutze, or Japan. Grecian Lamps, Lusters, Gins,.
doer., and eliiinneppiece Ornaments, of tier newest pat-
teriis, and MI the lowest terms, fur ready money.
Vin-Itgld. Doer, Street, and every other description of
Limps and Lanterns, made and Axed up. Canine, Gig,
and Mail Coach Lamps, retail and for exportation.
Patent and Illunsioatios Lampe 10 let, fur balls, routs,
assemblies, etc. Lamps repaired, cleaned and lacquered.
Spermscrti and oiher.Oils,fue Palest and other Lamps.—
lamp Cottons sal Glassss.—Speaking Pipes made and fitted
up iis Town and Country.

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TROT/ES,
The Duke of Rutland, KG., I The Mareinisof Northampton,
The Marquis uf Buckingham', ace. &c. fcc.

Sixty Directors.
MANAGING DIRECTOR,
J. T. BARBER BEAUMONT, F.sq. F A.S.
PERSONS who continue in.tireti in this Of
Seven Years, whether upon a Septennial or Anneal
Policy, SHARE TIIE PIIOIEI7II EQUALLY 'WITH THE ORI-
GINAL Mammas, according to their respective Contribu-
tions. A persnasient Surplus Capital of 400,0001. has been
subscribed by the original Members, and they alone are re-
sponsible; hence those who now desire to insure are effec-
tually secured against that uncertainty and unlimited re-
sponsibility which have been so severely felt in societies
upon the Coutributionship or Union ;principle.
Returns of 423 soft 20 per cent. to she amount of 22,0001.
have been paid within the Five last Years to all those who
have been insured Seven Years--a girder Adrantage to the
Public than has been hitherto yielded h any wtt.L.se-
ounco Establiehneeht.

Agents are appointed in all the principal Towns in
Great Britain.

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Just published, by JOHN CALLOW,. Medical Bookseller,
16, Princes-street, Soho, a Third Edition of
DR. UNDERWOOD'S DISORDERS of
CHILDHOOD, with Directions for the Management
of Infants from the Birth ; adapted to Domestic Use.
rated, by permission, to her Royal Highness the Princess of
Wales. In 3 vols. small Bee. price 16s. 6d. in boards.

This day is published, in 12mo. rice 3s. 6d. boards, by
JOHN CALLOW, .Medical Bookseller, 16, Princes-
street, Soho,
THE MEDICAL FRIEND to the, ASTH-
MATIC PATIENT; ahewing him the particular
Spends of bis Disorder, and also 'Oat to purshe mail what
to avoid in relard to Medeinc, litiet,-Situation, and oilier
circumatances c 66666 tecteiNisle bia complaint. Selected and
Arranged from the extensive and sticutifie IVork of Dr.
Bree on Disordered Res aline; with various Additiuusr
adopted more immediately t She Domeatic Treatment.
By W. NISBET, M.D.
Fellow of the Royal College, Edinburzh.

Lately published, by .1. CALLOW, Medical Bookseller, 16
Princes-street, So IN., price 2s. Gd. the Secoud Edition
with Additions,
HINTS for the R F.OO ERY and PRE-
SERVATION of HEATH.
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W. lVadd, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, and
Surgeon Extraordinary to the Prince Regent. Third
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price 2s: 6.1.
4. A GUIDE TO HEALTH AND LONG LIFE. By
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paper, 2s.
5. AN ESSAY ON ABSTINENCE. FROM ANIMAL
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Youth of both Sexes. 12mu. 34. Gd.
7. The MEDICAL FRIEND tu the ASTHMATIC PA-
TIENT. price 3s. 6d.

This day was published, by J. CALLOW, Medical B nik-
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price 7s. 61 !waffle,
1. ANECDOTES, MEDICAL. CHEMI-
CAL and CHIRURGICAL, collected, arranged,
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and .1. W. Fraucie, 51 1). Plates and Portraits, 4 vuls.
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form the commencement of that work to the end of the year
1817. Chronologically and alphabetically arranged. Ry
Janice Briggs, Surgeon. In one vol. 410. price 7s. 6d. bds.
4. The HISTORY and PRACTICE of VACCINATION. '
By James Moore, Director of the National Vaccine Eats.
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JURISPRUDENCE; or, A Succinct and Conipendinus
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of Law, is cases of Divorce, Rape, Murder, &e. To which
is added. Directions for preserving the Public Health.
Third Edition, corrected, and various Notes added by •
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ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.
6. A VIEW of the PROGRESS and PRESENT STATE
of ANIMAL CHEMISTRY. By lons Jacob Beraelius, M.D.
Profesaor of Medicine and Pharmacy, &c. &r. Translated
fawn the Swedish by Gasmen, Brunnmark, D.D. Chaplain
to the Swedish Creation at the Court 4if St. Jamiw's. under
ilw inspection of Dr. Young and Mr. Allen. In Bvo. priee
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attendance. Price Is. 6.1.
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This day is published, handsomely printed in tin large
voluMes Mayo, prise D. 4.. in 116sr.ls,
THE LIFE of ANDREW NIF.LVILLE:
containing lllitstrations of the Ecclesiastical and Lite.
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Appendix, consisting of Original Pipers.
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Minister of the Gospel, EdinhiteitS•
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Loudon; Sad
William Blackwood, Edinburgh.

Of whom May he had,, b the same Author,
The LIFE of JOHN KNOX, containing Illustrations or
the History of the Reformation in Scotland. The Fourth
&litho,. Two rola. ociaim, IL Is.

This day is published, price 3s.
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" Reflections concerning die Expediency of a Council of
the Church of England and the Church of Route being
holden," &e.
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, Vicar of St. Bartholomew the Less, Loudon.
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he merely wishes to caution the Public ngainst various
imitations. The genuine bat always the Proprietor's sig-
nature,

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