Star.
London, England, 1802-04-10 00:00:00

MILITARY HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN.

This day was publirued, handlomrly printed on a fine Paper,
in Two large Vols. Medium 4to. price Four Guineas, in
boar.' s, with near iso Plates, elegantlyengraired by the fief!
Arilts; a new Edition, with material Additions and im-
provements, of
MILITARY ANTIQVITIES refpeltillg a
Hirroity or AAAIY, from the Conquelt
to the l'refent 'now.

By the Lte FRANCIS GROSE, Rfq. F. A.S.
To which Is added, uy the fame Author, A Trance on AM
cient Ammar arid W4.apons. Maar:den by Plates, taken from
the o:lrina! Armoar in the Tower of Lundon: anti other At-
knali, Mid-duns, and Cabinda, with a Supplement on ABatie
Armour.

The whole now Grit arranged into Chapters, with a copious
indze, and brought down to the Prelent These,
By the late JOHN WILLIAMSON, Erg.
Captain of Infantry.
Printed for T Egerton, Whitel.4:4 r nt C. Kearney, Fleet-11feet.
• • A few Copies are printed handfoniely on a large paper,•
uniform with the large Edition of Cicfe's Antiquitie, of Ens.
Lind, Seutialid, and Ireland, price Guininis in boards.

rrHE EDINBURGH PRACTICE of PRY
SIC, SURGERY, and MIDWIFERY, of which a Copy
has not been to be obtained for roux time, hi now rcyrinting,
wit!, wen :,,r‘ at addic,res and imprevensents, and pubiiihuig
in AV: Air Nand,: rs, price to 6d. each, of which the first ap.
pored bit Sltniday, And will be comprifed in Fifty Numbers,
nuking five ILr Vo!., rocs, gro. elofely prtatcd.
Tuffs Work wit: contain,
_ . . .

1. An Introduetory Eliftory of each Branch of the Medical
Profellion.

2. The Theory of Medi' :le, Phyliology, Path°lo:y, and
Therapeutics, from Dr. Cullen, and other Edinburgh Proktfors.
3. Cullen's Nofology complete, in Englifh.
4. The Hiftory, lliftindtioa, enures, and Cure of ever; hu-
man Difeafe, agrectbly to the approved ClAffification and Doe-
triues Of the celebrated Cullen.

s. The latelt Improvement* fuggefted by Medical Writers of
the tint F.:Manic,: ; amongit whom are, Drs. Cullen, Moro,
Gregory, Fordyce, Percival, Beddocs, Fothergill, Lettfom, Gar-
nett, Heberden, Denman, Moicky, Ruin, Trotter, Saunders,
Currie, Sins, Haygarth, Houlfton, Willan Simmons, Jecncr.
Clark, &e. &c. Meffrs. Hunter, Bell, Home, Earl°.
Abernethy, Latta, Baynton, Kendrick, Kentith, R.l:neey,
Wilfon, 2zurothers.

6. Cafev Illultrative of the Treatment recommended in every
Dlfeafe of difficult Manateatient.
7. Upwards of SU Hundred authentic Form Om from the
Books of the public Hofpitals and Difpenferi,s; the Lectures
and Writings of Medic-al. Cbirurgical, and Midwifery Teach-
ers; and the private Contributions of diftinguiftied Praditioo-
era in Edinburgh and London.
8. A number of elegant Copper Plate Engraviop of Chlrur.
gical and Midwifery Subjels, wi.ich are annexed to the latter
Volumes. _ _

Pzintal for G. Kearney, Fleet-nreet ; Bell and
Bradt ate, Ediribur4U, Beall and Reid, Glafgew ; and Jileown,
Abcr‘ken.

1

SWEDEW.

In the Peek, and fredily will be publinted,
By G. and J. Robinfoct, and J. Mawman, London,
In One large Volume %tan°, handlamay printed,
A New and Iniprov.d Edition of
GUTHRIE's SYSTEM of MODERN GEO-
GRAPHY, or Geographical Grammar.
In etas Ncw }Aden, which has been caret nliy and plet ely
Teti/L3, the numerous Changes that have taken place in etc
Boundaries, Governments, and Political COCDCLiOI3II, of way
of tie Countries of Europe, in confequence of the important
Everts of the late War, will be correctly and fully deferibed;
fuels Parts of the Work as had become obfolete or of his utility
will neeeffarily be expunged, to admit more recent Information,
procured from intelligent modern Travellers, or itatinical
Writers of Authority; and the whole fo arranged and im-
proved, as, it is prefumed, will perpetuate the Reputation
which it has fo long maintained, of the molt corredt and lac-
ft.l Syftem of Geography that has hitherto been offered to the

The Maps of the Atlas to this Wort are on a large Scale
and engraved with the ousted Care. Several new ones will be
aided, in which will he delineated the Boundaries of particular
Counv,ics,aa fettled at the Gc.-teral Peace.

TABES DORSALIS, AND THE DISEASES OF THE
SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, Etc.
Pralieal Efays and Remarks on the Tabes Dorian+.
P4l day was publithed, Price sq. in large Octavo, bound in
A. art's, the Second Edition, with very eonfidcrabk addi-
tions, of

ACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on
th.t: finch/ of Confumption incident to Youth, and the
different Ste-es of life, commonly caned Tubes Dorfalia; with
an accorm of the nature, auks, and cure of that Diftemper;
denionftrating its baneful effeds on the [Weft fund:funs of the
Animal Economy, including the Difcafes arifing therefrom;
efpee'ally the Nervous Atrophla, the Exoncholis, and the
Pzi,i 6s, or Confumytion in general. With Materiel of Cafes oe-
currirs ut ;ht. Author's Practice dodo,: the hat fourteen Years
By H. ST. JOHN NiA
(Fcilow of the Royal Academy of Surgery, in Paris; of the
Univerfity of Leyden; and Surgeon, in London, formerly
Surgeon Major to the Fifth Regiment of Infantry; and the
Royal Hofpital, at Chatham.)
Sold by J. Walker, No. 44. PaternoSter-row; J. Ridgeway,
York-Street, St. jaince•-fiptare ; and at No. , Corner of
Creek-Street, Soho.
For a particular account of the nature and utility of the above
Work, the Readers are referred to the Biographical, Literal'
and Scientific Maclaine for June, [Soo, from page t t 6 to as t•

OCTAVO EDITIONS.
This Day were pubtithed, in Two Volumes, Svo together with
an Atlas, containining a Pour-flieet General Chart of the Le-
vant, and other Places. Price sI. 6s. 64. in Boards,
TRAVELS' in GREECE and TURKEY, un-
dm-Alen by Order of Louis XVI. and with the Autho-
rity of the Ottoman Court. By C. S. SONNINI Member of
feveral Scientific and Literary Societies. of the Societies of
Agriculture of Paris, and of the Obfervers of Men. Tranilated
from the French.

a. TRAVELS in the Ottoman Empire, Egypt, and Perk,
undertaken by by Order of the Govenunent of France, during
the Ern Ex Years of the Republic, by G. A. Olivier, Member
of the National Inilitute, of the Society of Agriculture of the
Department of the Seine, ece. dce. Tranliated from the French,
under the Author's Infpc6tion. Vols. I. and 11. in Soo. with an
Atlas. 'Price tL 6s. 6u in Board.

3. A VOYAGE round the WORLD. performed during the
Tears 1/90, 1791, and 1795, by Etienne Marchand; preceded
by an Hiftorical Introduetion, and illuftrated by Charts, Bte.
Tranflatcd from the French of C. P. Cbret Flcuricu, of the
National Inftitutc of Arts and Sclera.% and of the Board of
Longitude of France. In Two Vols. Bvo. with an AtLi, Price
AL iis. 6d. Boards.

Printed far T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Nn. 39, Pater-
softer-row ; and T. Cadet', jun. and W. Davies,Strand.
Of whom may be had,
A few remaining Copies of the above Works in (Isarto.

STOCKHOLM, MARCH to.—By a Royal Inftruc-
don to the Court Chancellor, which has appeared
here in print to-day, an extenfive and aria ftiper-
intendance over all the printing of books, and
book trade, and circulating libraries of the king-
dom, is committed to this high office. In (-once-
quence of which the whole Police, and decifion of
all private difputes concerning thefe objeas, falls
to it ; and as the prefent deferving Court Chan-
cellor, Mr. ZIBET, is one of the molt enlightened
men •f letters of the Swedifh nation, the belt con-
fequences for the extenfion of ufeful knowledge of
all kinds are espeaed from his adminiftration, in
the above branch.—The great merchant, Luso-
BIRO, hai received from his MAJESTY an excln-
five privitege for the preparation of plate glafs,
mid the tinning of them, for 25 years. This is
the &ft manufaaory of this kind in our country.