The Sun.
London, England, 1806-12-22 00:00:00

A CHALLENGE.

'TO SURGEONS, APOTHECARIES,, MIDWIVES,
ME.IfICSL STUDENTS, &c.
'This Day was published,
In Five lzrge Volumes 0611tVo, closely printed, with many
Plates, price 31, tss. in boards, a new ,Edition of
THE EDINBURGH. PRACTICE of PHYSIC,
SURGERY, and MIDWIFERY..

i 'This- WOrk contains,
T. An J ntroduaory History of each Branch of the Medical
Profession. '• • • •
• •2. The Theory of Medicine, PhySiblogy„ Pathology, and
Therapeutics, from. Dr. Cullm, and other Edinburgh Pro-
fessors.
• 3. Cullen'sNosology complete, idEnglish. . •
4. The History, Distin6.tion, CauSes, and. Cure of every
human Disease, agreeably; to the apptoved Classification and
Dottrines of the celebrated Cullen:
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This Day was published,
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•
ECREATIONS in MATHEMZaics
NATU PM LOSO.P I-IY.; Containing .amusing
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Nast composed by M. Ozanam, of the Royal Academy of
Sciences, Nc.' Paris ; Jately recomposed and gre-tly enlarged,
in a new Edition, by the celebrated Molitor:la ; and now
first translated into English., and improvetL with many -Addi-
tiohs and Observations,

J3y CI-IA,, ti J.T.TON, LL.I). and F.R.S.
And Professor of Mathematics in the Royal Military Acade-

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„
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- • .Nov: 9, ,
2141 anxious that 0()tild make my Ca:ze
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