The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-09-30 00:00:00

.' NW001). late Reeves and Inwood, °RI-
GIN kL SUPERFINE COLOUR PREPARICRS to the
ROYAL FAMILY and ACADEMIF:S, at the Ring's Arnie
and Elul Coat boy, Nn 9Cn,near the New Church, Stiand,who
r,-ceived the Mummery Bounty from the Society of Arts, Sic.
respectfully to acquaint the Nubility, t;entry, and Artists,
he il3l alwiyt reedy inr sale the gicuiest variety of coinpletr
boxes, fitted up in the most us?ful manna with water colours,
pre;,ar,d in cakes, for miniature, portrait, landscape, flower
painting, dec. Opaque colours, complete sets; crayons, and
crayon pencils; chemical colour. for maps, fortifications, sig.
11315, etc.; India. and lintid• ink.; ivory for miniature; all
sorts of drawing boards and panes, chalks, varnish and
varnish bi ushta ; black lead and hair pearls, and every article
incid.u,t to &ming, of the best qnality —INWOOD cautious
the Public against a base incitation of his colours; thee ily
genuine 'colours are marked, Reeves and Inwood, Original
lovetitors of Superfine C Tui,s to the Royal Family, on the
one side, awl the Arms nn tie "the', ; and in every box is put
a letter of thanks from the Siciety of Arts, %e .—Merchants,
Captais of Ships, and Traders, supplied on the shorust
notice.

WARRENICONCENTRATED LAVENDER-VINEGAR.
DER- YIN EGA R
MESSRS. WARREN and CO. having received
frequent complanit, of ArotnAtie VutegAr in genoral,
hate invented, 44,1 brought to the Itighe.t degree of perfection,
the above article

The smell of Lavender is university allowed to be the
most agrewible and refreshing of all Mowers; the LAVEN-
DER-VINEGAR is therefor. strongly recommended to the
Public, nut only as this most agreeable perfume to pars its in
health, bin also, as wond,rfully refreshing to those labe:Mug
uud t sickness of any kind, and ixarticularly when: the disease
114 of that nature, as not to Admit of the windows being kept
corm for any lenge, of tips`; as it not only purifies, corn-
ptirely, the air of the Chamber, but diffuses a delightful and
must reviving perfume through the whole of the wattment.—s.
As no climate can inter tne CONCENTRATED LAVEN-
DER VINEGAR, it is pa-ticular'y recmnrnended to all permits
travelling to Foreign pots, as the best preventitive of infcc
non ; and to Meroltants and Captai.is of Shies, as a useful and
♦eneficial article of toad^.

STEIDINTS IN ME DICIN F.
THIS following MEDICAL BOOKS, and
ANATOMICAL PLATES, ani Maly publish.d

By JOHN MURK AY, 32, FLEET STREET
I. A COMPLETE SERIES of PLATES illustrative of the
sIITNATONIT of the HUMAN BODY, selected rod engraved
from the most anproved Works, or from original arid accurate
Drawing. With concise Expenatiens. The whole carefully
arranged, corrected, and superint,nded by Robert Hooper, M.D.
Y. JOHN GOTLIEB WALTER'S PLATFS of the THr t •
RACIC and ABDOMINAL NERVES, redirect from the
original. Elegantly printed in large 4ro. price les in borrds,
3 A large PLATE. representing at one View, the Whole
of the BLOOD-VESSELS of the HUMAN BODY. By
George Kirtland. Upon a canvas r.. err, accomesnied by a
Plate of the mme size, containing a Emmet coloured outline,
with a very copious Fx;lattation, price 21. 2e.
4. A PLATE, by Kirtland, exhibiting, at one View, the
BLOD-VESSELS of the HEAD, with their Names and
References, price 10s 61. coloured.
3 A large 6dio PLATE, coloured, emliibiri..g the interior
'BLOOD-VESSELS of the AR AL prier IN. fd
6 An anterior and posterior VIEW of the BLOOD-VES-
SELS of the THIGH. A large Plate, price 104
7. An enlarged coloured VIEW an tie EXTERNAL and
INTERNAL EAR, price 54.
B. A single coloured PLATE, giving a very accurate trans-
verse SECTION of the EYE. By Dr Hoore,' price 34
9. ANATOMICAL PLATES of the /I•.INES and MUS-
CLES, diminished from Albinos; accomoani it ter Explana-
tory Maps. Fur the Use of Students. Tie second E.titioo,
price 74.
10. ANATOMICAL PLATES of the THOR ACIC and
ABDOMINAL VISCERA ; accomoutied by Explanatory
Map.. For the Use of Students, once 34.
11. ANA romic AL PLATES of the BONES and MUS-
CLES of the EXTREMITIES of the HU ‘IAN ROOT,
cop:ol from Albinos; consisting of 'Twelve Eintra,ngs, Six of
which are coloured. By George Kirtlao&price St
12 THE ANATOMIST'S VADE-MECUM ; containing
the Anatomy, Phydology, Morbid Appearanec4, &a. of the
Human Body, the Art of making Anatomic:it Ereoarati Ac.
The Sixth &Winn. To whirr are now art .ed, Anatomic .1,
Physiological, Medical, and Surgical Questions for Stoderna.
By Rola-rt Hooper, M D. Price 94. inboards.
13 THE LONDON DISSECTOR; or, A Compendium
of Practiell Anatomy : containing a Dmeription of the Nltioc:e4,
Vessels, Nerves, and Werra of the Homan Berle, as they ap
pear en Disrect:on; with Directions for thew Demonstration
limo. boards, 'is.

S.ed Who's&le surf Retail, only by the Proprietors. Weil.
Wbren and Co. P 'timer., at their orlinal WarehoirLe the
d Fle^ce, oppiee W miktred, Cheapsi to; where 14. A SHOitT DESCRIPTION of the HUMAN MUS•
Warren's mdcbrsted Milk of Roes is mule and *old es used, CLES. By John limes A New Edition, with Sixtpen Plates,
with every otter &auk of Entesla arid Foreign Perfumery, of 12me. price 61. in boJels.
the hrst quality. 11. THE ELEMEN I'S of PHYSIOLOGY. Tranolati.4
N B `l%+ prevent counteifeitt, every bottle of the Concen- from the French of A. Richmond, by Robert Kerii,on, Svc)
trat,-4 Lavender-Vinegar *RI be signal, is rod tub, by the puke St. hl beanie.
Proprietors, W. litsail it THE LECTURES of the celebrated BOYER upon the