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London, England, 1812-07-13 00:00:00

NENV PUBLICATIONS.

The Fourth. Edition, enlargeu anc, carrqcted, price 2s. 6d..
.A=N ENGLISH 'CATALOGUE of DRUGS,
specifying their Properties, Doses to Children and
Adults, the proper Vehicle fur their use; the bisases for
the Cure of which they areeniplGyed, and retail Prices.
• • To which are added,
A Description of the different Medicine and Chemical Test/
• Chests, with an. enumeration of their• Contents, as adapt,ed.
to different Climates and Uses ; an Accouitt of soca Medi-
eistes as are necessary to Jae:kept by. Families in-the Conn+ ry ;
and a CAI-ction of Prescriptions of the most eminent Physi-
cians and Surgeons, translated into English, witnDireci,ans
and Remarks. . .

• By RE 'CE, 111.IRGESS, and Co.
Chemists to her Majesty.
" This is a very convenient Work, and,contains, in a. short
compass, a great deal of useful medical .iuformation."—Cri-
tical Rev. August,lBlo.
Price ss. ir. ooards.—A Practical Tretise on 'various.Species
of Pulmonary Consumption and tlstinoa.•. In ,which -the
Functions of the Lungs, their Importance'iu_ the anivial cco-
wooy, a;re fully considered, with a. vizw-W
Treatment of these Diseases on rational aril scientific Prin-
ciples, and to-free'thca; from that gencial opp'ro:_iriuin which
has .hitaerto attended all attempts. at their Cure.. Inter-
spersed with CaSes selected froM the 11.(7c,;rds of the Anti-
p Dispensary, (mate the Author's immediate, direc-':
tion, as well_as from private Practice. To which are added,
Observatiba on the Phenomena and Treattne.it•of Cancer,
by Richard Reece, D. Member of the Royal College of
Sutgeons, '&c:- •
The.Rcecean.Pandect of Medicine,, including a new Noso-
logy and-a. iiew Sistem`of Physic and Medical :;itrgery, fOund-
td._on 'Anatomy, Physiology,. alit'. Animal,-Cheiiiis-rry,'" by
Richard Reece, M. D. In one Vol. royal octavo, price p. s.
in boards. - _ -•-• • '
" The Author's theory is ingenious, univ4sal
ir,its appli-
cation, affords a ready explanatiop "of every function of the
animal (economy, both in health and under disease, and. is
well supported by facts. Everythi4 new is apt to e4cite the
jealousy, of professional characters, and_the• present wink
will no• doubt meet with opposcido from those who do not
cultivate tlic healing art in the liberal Mannerof'philotOphcrs
and friends to their. species. In the pcoctical part. of the
work,.tlre Author has shc:iii msich rorrectnoss and clearness
of. elucidation in arranging the principles of imatment-in•the
various disewies. As to our own opinion, we Mast say, that
we have rather fallen short than exceeded in ttre-vounnenda-
tion to whiCh we conceive this worn entitled."—Ahti-Jaco-
bin Review, Jan. 1811.

" Whatever may he thought of the peculiar theory of Dr.
Reece, the formulae Whith are contained in this volume Will
he found useful, and the practical directions sensible and ju7
dicinits.",---Critical Review, Feb. 1811.
Price 2s. 6d.--r-A assertation on the CausN and
Treatment of the Diseases of the Teeth, with explicit In-
structions for their management, so as to render them white
and firm in their socket,- and to preserve theta from Caries,
Tooth-ache, itc. By J. P. lieztz,Deatist. e
" This Work contains much useful 'infOrmation,•and
hope it will experience that e.:teasive circulation. to which
the irnportarlee of the subject. e4titles it."---Monthly Coin-
pendiuto of,Medioine, June, 1810. •

Price Gs. 6,l.—Art Exposition of, the Present. State of the
Profession. and- Trade of Medicine, as practised by Physician,
Surgeons, Apothecaries, Chemists, Druggists; arid Quacks
in Great Britain: To which is addrd, an Analysis of the re-
gular .or trading Physician. By. Jeremiah Jenkins, Esq., a
Fate Member of the Faculty of Physic.
This,Woik not only meri'ts.the serious attention of the
Members of, the British *LOgislaturi.,, to whom it is,ashiressed,
.but every parent that regards the health and'-happiness of
himself and offspring. The many instances of the Most 6t.1-
pable negligence of the 'Medical Polite,'and impositions prac-
tised by regular men and.quacts here_ detailed, reflect inde-
lible disgrace on the country, and cannot fail to rend :.reer-
tain-nredieaf characters conternptiblelven to themselves."—
Monthly Compendium 9f Medicine for Mad, 1410.
Published for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-
row, and, sold by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom.

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EC:I lONS, with 'their usual concontiu.ints,
Spasm, or flying l'ains, I latulency, In c ligestian, .and gene-
ral Debility (originating in whatever source), are relieved
'and trequently cured by WM TEH F.AD'S ESSEN CF. of
NIUSTAkD PILLS, after every other means liad foiled.
EUI b ESSENCE of Zvi USTA (used.with the
Pills in those complaints ' where necessary) is pci•haps the.
most active, penetrating, and ellettual remedy in the world,
generaily.curing the severest SPt:AINS and 13kUISES, in
less than half the time usually taken by Opoeieldoe, A awe-
busade, or any other Liniment or. Embrocation ; and it used
'immediately after any accident, it prevents the part turning
black.

wkirrgtmmys FAMILY CERATE is.equally effi-
cacious-fur all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic,
Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, 'Ringworms,. „Shingles,
Breakings out on the Face, Nose, Ears, an I Eyelids,
and ;nfiamed Eyes,.Sore ILeads, and Scorbutic Ilumours. of
every description.
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ESTATES FOR 5A..14&.

NEWSTgAD ALP,LY,

TO BE SOLD, •
At GARRAWAY'S Co:Yee-house, Chanie-MICy„ London,
On FRIDAY, the 14th of Augast next,, at Twelve
rH •o'cluak,
IN TWO" LOTS,
r7E very iniv n rt:tnt, eNte..ye, a!)ii valrOle
ritEEHoLD F.,STATE,.cons4;tinT; 9f the MANOU or'
LORDSHIP of NEWS"i'.a'..D, in the cri;o4t-,,t,b;
and, the ancient NQ..N.-;10"ii, called NEY','T.,q.AD ABBEY,
and-THREE 'l* Hfr.NTlßtti'ACfl, inure
or l'eti;s", of Arable, Meadow, Pa4ure,..i'Vcodiand, and Lakes,
divided into' stindry el;gible f,trins, stone inarrieq, end lima
k-ibis, comprisins the .entire LorAiship, the whot extra,pa-
rbehial tithe-free, except about T,7enty-foi.o. .Tres in
, the adjoiniag.parish of Linby, arul.the'bor Lind 'other • r.it.:s
l'eur trilling, the whole (except the mansi,m, ci.lstle,,gardevs,
woOds, ant; hakes, which are' iir hand) J.-et at present at old
and ver.:l6W rents (Alicsiziy improvable) to ten7L;nt.s y,..h0 are,
under notice to quit, so that to early pos3assion of the whole
estatemkty insr:red to a purchaser. •
't litre are. several powerfal teams of water,, with snfficient
falls lowmill-s orkio. romp-I:Ili:tones of the first
The estate is situated in the Great North Road, hetweo
Nottingliarn and Man4leld, ten mikS" (rat the formefr, and
tlirsa from th, latter, and 130 from. i;ondoit. The intim-ir is
,:tucked w;th game of all sorts, and' the lakes with
and. with wild fowl in the season, 'and forms a*doinain rarely
to be purchased.
LbT I.
Will consist of the Manor, the Abbey,. and. the rholc of
Frrrms, Woods,, and Lakes, S±-one'Quatries,' And Lion: Kilns,
encompa-4sed by the park paling,- on the West side of the
Great North Road, anti containing 2.581 acres, more or ',eSs.
LOT 11.
Will consist of the Hut Puhlielionse, au'd the Farms' and
the unenclosed Land, on Sherwood, on the Ecza Aside. of the
_park paling, and Containing ,696 acres, more Or less so,
The property, may beviewed on applying. to- Mr. Owen
Mesley, at the Hut, Public House, on the Estate, of whom ►
printed particulars may be had ; and of John Hansmr,
Esq. Nu. Chan6:.ry-lane ;at the Place ,of Sale, At. the
Black Moor's and ‘Vlii-re Lion Inns,' 'NOttingbam
Steal Inn; Mansfield; the I,3earinn, Loughl)prwagh ; and the
Three Crowns Inn, Leicester.