The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-27 00:00:00

The SECOND EDITION, Enlarged and finproved.

This Day was published, price 6s. in boards,
THE LIFE and CiIARACFER of BONA-
.TARTk:, drawn from authentic SourceS.

,13y W. BURDON, A. M.
And ornamented with a striking 1 ikeness, engraved by .3.

A. Kidd.

' This.Yolume will be found interesting to all descriptions
of Readers : it contains, among many other, the tellowing
_Particulars :—ArecdoteS of Bona parte's early. Life Mili-
tary Exploits, during the. three Campaigns irr Italy—His
Passage through Switzerland., and Conversations with dd.
ferent Individuals --His haughty Behaviour ,at. the Congress
at Rastadt—HiS Presentation to the Directory—His Cruel,
ties, his Letters; and curious Proclamation's in Egypt—A
fullAc.count of the, ,Revolution .on the ath.f3ruinaire—His
Condird to England, which provoked the present War—His
Cruelties, murdered Prate, the Duke. D'Enghien, and Pi-
.chegru —HispriyilegedS pies —His secret Police -.The eham-
bar of Hell described—Reasons why.
,we never can make
Peace with "him—His Charatter,- and how' it differs from
other Tyrants ivno haVe preceded him, more savage than an;
that ever existed in civilized Europe.
Sold by T. gstell, Ave.:Maria-Lane, London.

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AN ENTIRE NEW WORK,
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On Saturday next will be published,
Nos-. I. to
,X*X.V. price as. Od.. each (to be completed in
Fifty-six NuMberS, published weekly, fowling Two large
handsome Vols. in Quarto), of
THE EDINIRJRGH MEDICAL and Pf-IY-
SICAI, DICTIONARY ; containing not only an
Explanation of the Terms of Art used in Anatomy, PhysiO-
. logy,. Pathology., Therapeutics, Surgery, Midwifery, Iliac.
niacy, lOateria Metlica, Botany, lieinistry„ Natural His.
tory, 8:c. &c. ad employed in the present improVed State' of
Medical Science ; but also a copious AcConnt of Diseases,
I ancistheir,Treatment, agreeably to the' Doctrines of Cullen,
Monro, 'Hunter, Fordyce, Gregory, Denman, Saunders,
Home;and other Modem Teithers in Edinburgh and Lon.
don... "fo!•which• is added, a copious Glossary of obsolete
Terms,
By ROBERT MORRIS, 'AI. D. TAMES. KENDRICK,
" ' Surgeon, F.L.S: and Others.'
I tis a sufficient ePology-for the phblicatioh of a Work of
this kind to observe, that no Medical Dictionary, on an equal
Scale, has been compiled from original sources since that of
'Dr. Motiferby.; winch, to much that was' borrowed from
his-althost obsolete predecessors in the same pursuit, avow-'•
edly derived all, that was dee:ned valuable at that time of
. .day frOth WritNvings ;w to us n
, cease to be of the smallest
utility. Isloithstanding, ithi this- last half century,every
branch of Medical Science-has been improving most rapidly,
!systems wholly new, new .arrangenientsof older theories,
new nomenclators, new, discoveries, and even, new diseases,
have been brought to light ; whilst the Student and Practi- •
- tioner have been =left to trace these subjeas through jinni-
merable Volumes for want ot.that indispensible article_ in a
Medical Library, a Dictionary, in whieh they may be hound, -
,in a narrow crimpass; /treated copiously, 'or otherwise, ac-
cording to their importance, and capable of being resorted to
by the buaiest Practitioner on the spur Of the occasion. With
reg.,rd to the execution of a Work so greatly wanted, the Edi-
torslOOk with confidence to the judgment of the! Public, no
expence having 'been spared,-or industry wanted; to make'
it what it opght, and is intended tobe,,a .Complete
El cy.-
clopeedia of:Al-MU:al Science, einbriwing 'every objeet that
Stith a plan can •he 'expeacti to. include: • '
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