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TO ER LET COMPLETELY FURNISHED.

ANEAT and COMPAC Modern Brick.built
FAMILY MANSION, with all imitable attached and de-
rarefied Offices, very pleafantly &nate at Milton, within lour miles
of Cambridge, and fitty mike from London :—Cornpriling a
Breakfaft-roorn, Difilog-room, Drawing-room, and Library, esch
of large dimenfions ; four principal Bed rooms, with Drafing-
rooms ; alma, (even other lied rooms, and a Nurfery ; Houle
keeper's-room, Butler's-pantry, Servant's-hall, twa large Kitchen%
Dairy, Larder, excellent Wine and Beer cellars, he.—A Double
Coach-houfe, and Stabling for 8 Herres, with Lofts over; an re-
tentive Lawn, Plantation, Shrubbery, and .a beautiful :beet of
Water; A walled Garden, well Rocked with choice Fruit trees in
full bearing; Kitchen garden, Poultry-yard, &c. together with four
Inelofures of rich Meadow Land; the whole of the Premifes con •
rain 16 Acres; the Grounds were laid out and improved by Mr.
Repton. The Houfe, &e is completely furnifheil, fit for the re-
ception of a Family of Diftlndlion, and miy be entered upon Jill •
mediately. The Tenant may have the deputation of an extenfive
Manor. abounding in Game ; and moreover, if required, may be
accommodated with the whole, or any part of 73 Acres of rich
Meadow Land, contiguous to the Premifes.
Farther particulars may be had of Samuel Knight, Efq. at Mil-
, ton, near Cambridge ; and of Mr. Leonard, Land-Surveyor, in
Chapel-court, Golden (quare, London; where a Plan and Eleva-
tion of the Houfe may be teen.

This day was pedalled, in Royal Bvo,
Price tits. In bOards, illußrated with numerous Engravings,
The Firit Volume of

A SYSTEM of OPERAI'IVE SURGERY,
founded on the Balls of ANATOMY.

By CHARLES BELL,
Fellow of the College of Surgeon. in Edinburgh.
Containing, under the Head of each Operation,
. A eoncifc view of the Appearance and Symptoms of the
Difeafe which indicates the neceffity of operation.
1. A minute detail of the manner of operating. and the dr-
cumitances which, if unexpeCted, might give embarraffment.
3. The confequenees of the operation—the danger in the progrefe
of the cure.
With tome occational Difcuffions. founded on the Natural
Stru&ure and the appearance of the Pans in the Diffedion of nu
fortunate Cafes _ _

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••• The Second Volume is in the profs, and will be publiihed
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As above may he hail, by the fame Author,
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2. A &rice of ENOItAVINGS explaining the courfe of the Nerves.
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This day was publleued,
In fix volumts, royal octavo, price 31. in quires,
A new Edition of
THE HISTORY of the REBELLION and
CIVIL WARS in ENGLAND,
By EDWARD EARL pf CLARENDON,
Some time Lord High Chancellor of England.
Oxford: Printed at the Clarendon Preis and fold by Payne and
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