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In Octavo, the Fifth Edition, price fel. boards, of
SE It MONS. Br. the Rev. ARCI-IT BALD
1,1.. T 3. Prebendary of Sarum, Rector of Rod-
dlnetoniVicar of High Ereall, in the County of Salop, and senior
Mini.ter of the Fpise.opal Chapel, Edinburgh.
•‘ We do not ki.ow, in taw, any Sermons so pleacing. Aron
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with them. AU the feelings aregenerous and gentle, all the sen-
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can hardly help envying the bar. as by %Lich Mr. Alison ha.
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in the :ante work, th. highest ratifizations ot taste, and tile no-
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. • MR& HAMILTON ON SCHOOLS, cite.
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Thisday was pub:hiked, in ivo. with Four Plates, peke I bds.
(INGUN-SHOT WOUNDS of the EXTR.E-
V mum, requiring the different Operations of Artsputvlon,
with their after-treatntent ; establishing the Advantages of Am-
putation eo the Field of Battle to the Delay usually revininsend-
al; caballing the improvements introduced by Sur-
geons in the Operations of Amputation at the Shoal-
der.loint,Thigh, Arm, Leg, hoot, and Hand, during the Patin-
sear War; dietingitisWng the greater Number of Cases in which
these Operations are necessary ; and skewing the Simplicity and
Safe!, ofAmpsuation at the Shoulder-joint, and the Practicability
and Necessity for its Performance at the Hip-joint. The whole
accompanied by Remarks net the Practice of theFrenchS orgasm,
principally deduced from Personal Observation; supported by
Official DoeuMenta collected by Sir Jamey :41,Gregor, Inspector.
General of Military Hospitals, with the Army under the Duke
of Wellington, and intended ter the Use of the junior Oilkers of
the Medical Detiartnient of the British Army.
By G. 1. OUTIiRIE, of the Royal College of Surgeons,
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TE CULLODEN PAPERS k ennlpri4nit an
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and 1745; and including numerous Letters from the unfortunate
Lost, Lowy, and other dieineuished Persont of the Time; wi•li
urea tonal State Papers of mucis H;srorical Importance. The
whsle riblisheri from the Originals, in the poesession of
IiLINCAN OF.:112OE MR BE', Colloden.
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