The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-11-24 00:00:00

TO THE MEDICAL. PROFESSION.

T. and G. inthrrnit;neOf the present
Season, the following Works, connected with Aletlical Science.
I. A IMANIYAL of I'IIARNIACY. By WILLIAM
TIIO3IAS BRANDE, Esq.
l'rolessor of Chemistry and Ilateria Medico to the Society of Apo.
thecanes of the City of London. In one volume octavo.
2. The LECTURES of Sir A. COI wot, Bart., on the Prin-
ciples and Practice of Surgery ; With Notes and CIIC]. By Fre-
derick Tyrrell, Esq. Surgeon to St. Thomas's Hospital. Vo-
lume 11. Item
S. An ANAT()MICAL DESCRIPTION of the 1,1(1A-
M ENTS, as CONNECTEII) with the JOINTS ; with Obser-
vations on the Injuries to which the Ligaments art liable, under
the Dislocations described in the Work of Sir Astley Cooper, Bart.
By Ilransliy R. Cooper, Esq. Demonstrator of Anatomy at St.
Thomas's llospital.

4. An ANALYSIS of MEDll'Al. EVIDENCE Lwith Di-
rections for the Practitioner, in the view of becoming a Witness in
Courts of Justice ; and • very copious Appendix of Profe►sional
Depositions and Examinations, by John Gordon Smith. M.D. to
one volume octavo, by the sante Author.
ri. A PRACTIVAI. TREATISE on POISONS, forming a
comprehensive Manual of Toxicology. In one volume octavo.

6. CLINICAL REI'I►IIT on DROPSIES ; with Observa-
tions explanatory of their Pathology and Therapeutics; with an
Appendix on the Theory and Treatment of Organic Disease in ge-
neral. By Robert Venable, Bachelor in Medicine, and Licentiate
in Physic, of the 7ttiversity of I /xford, fcc.
7. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on DISEASES of the
LIVER, and on some of the Affections usually denominated
Bilious, comprising an impartial estimate of the merits of the Nl-
tro-muriatic Acid Bath. By George Darling, M.D. Member of the
Royal College of l'hyt.icium.

U. An APPENDIX to the PIIARMAEOPiT.TAS. contain-
ing a Translation and Critical Examination of the London l'har
maeopois of 181.1; with an extensive Supplement of approved For-
mula., kn. With Explanatory Notes by J. H. 14praguv, 31 ember
of the Royal College of Surgeons.

9. A DICTIONARY of PATHOIAXIY And I'ItAC'TICE
of MEDICINE. In one large volume octavo, op a similar plan
to Mr. Cooper's Dictionary of Sammy.

10. A TREATISE on the N.‘TITIIR and Cl 1111; of
11(M)PING Col'llll and CROUP. By James Copland,
:11.0.. /limber of the Royal College of Physicians of London,
ay. In octavo.

11. A GENERAL SYSTEM of ANATOMY. By W.
Wallace, M.R.I.A.

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This Work iniludes all that is noels' in the •• Anatomic Ge-
nerale— of Biehat, and in the additions to the same work, by Bee.
land; together with such facts as have been ascertained iu this
country, &c. In octavo.
I. A TREATISE an the MANNER of lIEATING
IiCII.IIINGS, by open Fires, Stoves, Warm Air, Steam, end
Water; with practical Observations and Directions on the Con-
struction of the various Mechanical Contrivances for generating
Heat, and to economize Fuel ; with Enttravinir and Details of
their Parts, and Observations on the beat Mix of Ventilating
Illiddings, Burning Smoke. and Moms to prevent Accidents by
Fire. Br an Engineer. The Plates 11311 Wood•cuts ilmigned
and drawn by B. S. 31eikleham, Engineer.
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13. N E 1. PAT Br 11.011 V, El. E EN TS PATHO-
LOG V, and THERAPEITTICS. illustrated by numerous
Vases and Irissections. By PT. C. 11. Parry. ikeond Edition,
octavo.

14. Alen, Extensive COLLECTIONS from the unpublished
MISCELL A N COL'S MEDICAL WHITINGS of the Lite Dr.
C. 11. PARRY.

1.. An ACCOUNT of the DISEASE lately PREVALENT
st the GENERA I. PEN ITENTI A R By P. Melt lAth/113,
M. IL, Fellow of the College of Pb,sitiass, at►d Phyaiciao to the
Middles: Liumpital

CAUTION.
rpm: actnowleaged efficacy of GIFFORD'S
Z ENO Eti for I!I /MINS, HOARSENESS, and SO It E
TIIRO.►T,t, and the recommendation of them by the Faculty for
thew complaints, render it necessary, at this season, to caution the
public against the numerous inefficacious preparations offered for
sale, under the name of Fruit Lozenges, and to inform them that
none are genuine re ithout his name and address on the boxes.
Niffintfx Lozenges possess, in a pure and highly concentrated
state, all the medical properties of the recent Emit t in Fevers they
are cooling, and in Sore Throats and Coughs, whether proceeding
front recent Colds, or peculiar to Asthmatic or Consumptive habits,
are particularly beneficial; they allay Inflammation, promote Ex:
pectoration, and may be taken with advantage by the most delicate
constitution.

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