The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-02 00:00:00

By 10!-IN BELL, Surgeon.

Part Pirst:—Cordaiining the Anatomy and DiseaseS of the
Urethia and Bladder—the Operations of Lithotdmy, intro-
dudion of the Catheter—Puncture of .the Bladder—the use
and abuse of Caustic---the Cure of Fistula. •

Part Second —Containing the Anatomy and Diseases of
the Skull and Brain—the Treatment of Twnours and Caries
of the Sic'uli—the Prevention and Cure of Apoplexy, Palsy,
Hydrocephalus, and Phrenty —the, Doctrine of Fradures
and Depression of the Skull, arid the Operation of Trepan,.
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Where may be had,
The First,Volume of the above Work, containing the Print
ciples of Sutgery, in royal quarto, illustrated by So En.-
gravings, price 41. 4s. in boards.

This Day was published,
Price Seven Shillings and Sixpence, in Wards,
A New Edition of

ITINERARY : Containing great CARl'Ad-
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over, Sre. &c. Accompanied with a full and explicit Map,
'carefully adapted to the Work, • and' on which the Cross
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LETTERS from a GENERAL. OFFICER to his'SON
on ENTERING the ARMY. ,
' This Day was published, •
A New and Improved Edition, in Two Vols. Foolseip Svo.
Price Half-a Guinea in boards,
7'rliE MILITARY MENTOR 3 being a SERIES
I of LE -FIE RS recently written by a. GENERAL
0 FFI OER to his SON, on his Entering the Army ; com-
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the same Person the Charaders and Accomplishments of the
Gentleman and the Soldier, illustrated by numerous Exam-
ples and Anecdotes from Ancient and Modern Hist ry.
' PUBLISHED/BY PERMISSION.
The Subjects of these invaluable and elegant Letters are :
Health and Bodily Strength, Anger, ,
Bravery and Courage, Falsehood,
Greatness of Soul, • . Prideand Vanity
Lovet3l our Country; ' True and False dlory,
Firmness olMind, Duelling,
Intrepidity, • •The Passions,.
Discipline, Gaming, ' •
Humanity, - ' _Drinking, ,
Modesty, • Love,
Prudence . ; , • Friendship,
Secrecy; ' Science of War, .
Foresight, - Tactics, '
Guides, Spies, and Deserters, Acquiring the Art of War.
Councils of War, • Geometry, Geography, and
Daring Adions, Design, ,
Confidence of the Soldiers, The Languages,
Means of Insuring their Cou- History, •
rage, Military Studies,
Distrust, • The Coup d'CEil,
Honour, Reading •
.False Honour, Qualifications of a General,
Discretion, &c. ecc. &c.
Raillery and Slandar,
With a Table of Contents, and an Index to the Examples,
Anecdotes and principal Subjects. '
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