The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-11-12 00:00:00

TO THE MEI►IC.II. PROFESSION.

T. and G. iiithecourae----Of the present
Season, the following ►►'orki. connected with Medical Science.

1. _A
MANUAL of PHARMACY. By WILLIAM
TIIO3I AS BR.(NDE, Esq.
Professor of Chemistry and 3latcria Medics to Me Society of Apo.
theatrics of the City of London. In one volume octavo.
2. The LECTURES of Sir A. (IR /PER, Bart, on the Prin-
ciples and Practice of Surgery ; Wit.* Notes and Cases. By Fre-
derick Tyrrell, E.q. Surgeon to St. Thomas's HoepitaL Vo-
lume 11. Bro.

S. AD ANATO3IICAL DESCRIPTION of the LIGA-
MENTS, es CONNECTED with the JOINTS; with Meer-
rations on the In;uries to which the Ligaments are liable, under
the Dislocations describrd in the Week of Sir Astier Cooper, Bert.
Ity Bransby B. Cooper, Esq. Demonstrator of Anatomy at St.
Thomas's Hospital.

4. An ANALYSIS of MEDICAL EVIDENCE; with Di-
rections for the l'ractitioner, in the view of becoming a Witness in
Courts of Justice ; and a very copious Appendix of Professional
Depositions and Examinations, by JOllO Gordon Smith. M.D. ie
one volume octavo, by the same Author.
i. A PRACTICA L TREATISE on POISONS, forming a
comprehensive Manual of Toxicology. In oneyolunic octavo.

CLINICALR. REPORT on DROPSIF:S ; with °bums.
tions explanatory of their Pathology and Therapeutics; with an
Appendix on the Theory and Treatment of Organic Disease in ge-
neral. Ily Robert:Venable', Bachelor in Medicine, and Licentiate
in l'hysie, of the l:niversity of Oxford, exc.
7. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on DISEASES of the
LIVER, and on atone of the Affections usually denominated
Bilious, comprising an impartial estimate of the merits of the Ni-
tro-muriatic Acid Bath. By George Darling, M.D. Membered the
Royal College of Physicians.

8. An APPENDIX to the FDA RMACOPCEIAS, contain.
ing a Translation and Critical Examination of the London Phar.
maropain of 1824 ; with an extensive Supplement of approved Foe-
mulw, dm With Explanarrary Notes by J. 11. Sprague, Member
of the Royal College of Surgeons.

9. A DICTIONARY of PATHOLOGY and PRACTICE
of MEDICINE. In one large volume octavo, on a similar plan
to Mr. Cooper's Dictionary• of Surgery.

10. A TREATISE on the NATURE and CURE of
11001'INO COI Oil and CROITP. By James Copland,
M.t).. Member of the Royal College of Physicians of London,
At. In octavo.

11. .4 OENF:RAL SYSTEM of ANATOMY. By W.
Wallace, M.8.1.A.
This Work includes all that is useful in the " Anatomic Ge.
nerale" of llichat, and in the additions to the same work, by Bre-
land ; together with such facts as have been ascertained in this
country, &c. In octavo.

12. A TREATISE on the MANNER of HEATING
BUILDINGS, by open Fires, Snivel, Warm Air, Steam, and
Water; with practical Observations and Directions on the Con-
struction of the various Mechanical Contrivances for generating
Heat, and to economize Fuel ;with Engravings and' Details of
their Parts, and Observations on the best Mode of Ventilating
Buildings, Burning Smoke, and Means to prevent Accidents by
Fire. By an Engineer. The Plates and NVooil•cuts designed
and drawn by R. S. Meiklehain, Engineer.

13. GENERA I. l'A T1101,04i Y. iELEIPA ENTS of PA:110-
E0(1Y, and THERAPEUTICS, illustrated by numerous
Cases and Dissections. By Dr. C. H. Parry. &road Edition,
octavo.

14. Also, Extensive COLLECTIONS from the unpublished
MISCELLANEOUS MEDICAL. WRITINGSW the late Dr.
C. 11. PARRY.

15. An ACCOUNT of the DISEASE lately PREVALENT
at the GENERAL PENITENTIARY. By P. Blare Latham,
N. h.. Fellow of the. College of Physicians, and Physician to the
AliddiNes llospitaL