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PRACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on
that fpedes of Coolumptlon incident to Youth, and the
different Stages of Life, cotnnsonly called Tsbes Dorfalic; with
an account of the nature, canine, and cure of that Dißemper ;
demonftrating its baneful delta on the Snell rum:lions of the
Animal Eamonty, ineleding the Difeafes arifmg therefrom;
zfpeeially the Nervous Atrophia, the Exoneirofis, and the
Pthifis,or Confumption in general. With Hillocks of Cafes oc-
curring in the .4oir's Pre ice during the IA fourteen Years,
By H. ST. JOHN NEALE,
(Fellow of the Royal Academy of Surgery, in Paris; of the
Unisality at Leyden; and Surgeon, in London, formerly
Surgeon Major to the Fifth Regiment of infantry ; and the
Royal Hofoltal„ at Chatham.)
Sold by J. Walker, Ns AM Paternoßer.row ; J. Ridgeway,
York-Amt. St. James'aquare ; and at No. 58, Corner of
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BescapitticaLsraoanunt of the nature and utility of the above
West, the Reader* are referred to the Biographical, Literary,
and Sdendlle Magazine for Jane, taco, from page t t 6 to 121

PORICE's MURAL NIGHTS.

Jolt pubillhed, ly dement, sot Strand, London,
?aim in hoods, gobs:lndia): printed in large (Mayo,
MURAL NIGHTS; or, Elements of Civil
Knowledge. By H. REDHEAD YORKE, Efq.
It is well known, that in the hour of midnight and filence
my Lan iv has
.. Been teen in the high lonely toyer,
Where I have ott uut.wateh'd the bear,
ant yrojeeted, a:valeta other literary purfuita, the fyltem of
Indleudtios fur the young and rile& generation which Is now
axed to the l'ubik.
Ns a proof of the high opinion the Public entertains of the
above Work, we have extrofted, (tom kveral publicatioos of
the day, the following paragraphs:
■ Mr. Redhead Yorke has jaft launched his Mural Nights,
which has beau pros:died to the Public ever Once tips TM
Work is divided into five Chapters : The IR. upon EAT lo-
am:boo .
• ad, The belt mode of Education • id, Study of the
Latin and Greek Languages ; etb, Echo itiost of the Middling
Claes of the Community; Sob, Plan of Public Elementary
Seim* Pe. &c. and concludes with IMO highly interefting
Anecdotes of Palzhal, Ste.
' Upon careful perufal of this Book, we recommend it as va-
luable to doh who IA& 110 give their Children a vision's ode-
adult ; eo thafe who have mutated Learning in their earlier
mos ; and h as wdl calculated for the man of forty so for the
bevel ton years of age. The Work kW is replete with •
variety of iotarefting Anecdotes."
The European Review and Magazine for July :Sot , fpeak-
lag of the above Work, very favourably concludes thus:-
0 The marks Or novelty are put in tech a point of view, as to
tall the attendee, and demand the notice of sit perigee engaged
lin the bubo& of Education."--Vide Forepaw, page aer-se,
p. 373' of the Moodily Epitome and Catalog's of new NMl-
=duns, whore this highly intereltiog Wish is reviewed in ten

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