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London, England, 1805-11-18 00:00:00

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BP the COMMISSIONERS appointed under and
by virtue of an Ad of the laft Salons of the Parliament of
Ireland, cnti led " An Ac 2 for granting Allowances to Bodies eor-
" porate and Individuals, in refpat of thofe Cities, Towns, and
" Boroughs, which mall ceafe to feed any Member to Parliament
" after the Union. And to make compenfation to thole Perrons
" whofc Offices may thereby be difecontinued or diminithed in va-

Ine."
Whereas, his Excellency the Lora Lieutenant hat been pleafed
by his Warrant, bearing date the 4th day of November, 1805, to
revoke and annul from and after the tft day of January next, In
the year 1806, the Warrant or Warrants by which the laid Com.
niillioncrs, or any of them were originally or have been Slice ap-
pointed. Ant his Excellency hath by his lid Warrant din.eled
and required the raid Commiffioners to cattle public notice to be
given to all Individuals, w!lo may -yet have Claims, to come be-
fore them forthwith, that filch Claims may he difpofed of prior
to the day on wbich the Powers of the Commillioners than ceafe
and determine : Now the fald Commiffioncrs do hereby give this
Public Notice to all Individuals who may yet havcChalms, to come
before them forthwith, that fuck Claims may be difpofed of prior
to the tit day of January, 180, the day on which the Powers of
the Commithoners Iltallmate and determine.
Signed by Order, DANIEL WRAY, Secretary.
Dated sth November, ifloS-
°nice of Conmenfation, No. t I, Merrion-ftreet, Dublin.

KOTZBBUE's TRAVELS IN fI'ALY.
This day were publifhed,
In four elofely printed Volumes, fmalllavo, uniforms with the
r Travels of the fame Author, price One Pound f inboards,
RAVELS through ITALY, from LIVONIA
through the TYROL and FLORENCE to NAPLES, and
from NAPLV.S through RUM 1,7; BOLOGNA, MILAN, and VfINNA to
Beaux, perform.d durin: the dole of the year 18:4 and the
Commencement of r.
By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE,
Author of the stringer,l.4wers' Vows; Pizarro, &cc. &c. and of

Travels in Siberia and in France.

Various Engli(h critics have pronounced Kotzebue to be, in
every rapea, 81)e fir/I traveller ," as well as the molt 'hely
painter of manners and charadter that, in this line of compofition,
ever addreiled the Public; and the univerfal reception of his tra-
vels in Situ ria and in Prance, nut .mtly in every part of thefe ifkinds
but in every cotinrry in Europe, is a circumftance demonftrative
of his extraordinary merit. Yet, however intcrefting may have
been hi, former travels, there in Italy claim rank as his chi d eavre,
and in a particular manner command the notice of the literary
world, not only as relating to the molt intereftin countries in
Europe, but as pollAfina a rich and unequalled fund of novelty,
kikearatioat, and arnufentent.
blood fit RICHARD PHILLIPS,Dridge-ftrett, Maar f it and to

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be had of ail Boutfellers.
Of whom may be had,
The fourth Edition of /Co rz eau es Ta.tveLs in Ste rata.thhor
volumes, price t 35.6 d.; and the third edition of his Taavats in
FRANCS, three volumes, price 1.34 61 ist boards.

London Printed Mr J. johnfoo ; Scitcherd and Letterman
Longman, Hurlt, Rees and Orin; and C. Law.
This day were publifhed,
in one Volume Bvo. with a large Map, price 7s. boards,
TRAVELS to the Weftward of thetALLEGANY
MOUNTAINS, in the States of OhiNiKeutucky, and Ten-
ncfre and return to Charielkown, through the Upper Carolinas.
With a very cuffed whole-Meet Map of the States in the Centre,
Weft, and South of the United States. Tranfiated front the
French of F. A. Michanx, M.D. Member of the Society of Na-
tural )4ittory of Paris, Ste.
By B. LAMBERT.
••• This journey was undertaken about the time of the ceffion
of eouifiana to France, under the aufpices of M. Chaptal, Minilter
of the Interior, with a view to procare a thorough knowledge, from
adtual obfervation, of the nature, produce, COMIIICTCC, and politi-
cal confequence, of thofe parts of the United States, which are in
the vicinity of that country. It therefore contains very accurate in-
formation on thefts fubjeds ; and,front the minutenefs with which
it points cut the comparative value of the land in different diftridts,
the modes of culture heft adapted to each, the facility or difficulty
of finding a market for its produee,and the means of procuring ar-
ticles of necellity or convenience from the Maritime States, affords
very valuable information to every perfon interetted in this vaft
extent of country, which has been fo little known, and fo much
mifrsprdcnted.
Printed for J. Mawman, Poultry.

STUDENTS IN ANATOMY.

This day was publilhed,
In One very clofely printed Volume, (mail 8 vo. price 9s. inboards,
The Sixth Edition of
THE ANATOMIST's VADE-MECUM—con-
tabling the ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, MORBID
APPEARANCES, &c. of the HUMAN BODY—the Art of
making Anatomical Preparations, dtc. To which are added,
Anatomical, Phyftological, Medical, and Surgical raiteitions for
Students. By ROBERT HOOPER, M.D.
Fallow of the Linnzan and London Medical Societies, ficlident
Phyfician to the St. Mary-la-bonne Infirmary,. Ste.
This Work preftnts to the Studont a oreful Anatomical Con-
freaua, or Pocket Manual of Anatom) and PhyGology, in which
he will find,
t. A Ihort but accurate defcription of the different parts of the
Human Body, and their fundtions.
2. An enumeration of the Difeafes to which thole parts are fob-
jeet, and the various operations of Surgery that are performed=
the Human Body.
3. The method of preparing the various parts of the Body, to
exhibit their Strudture in a Healthy and Difeafed State, as far as
our prefent knowledge will enable us.
4. A Olorary, or Explanation of the principal Terms tired in
that Silence.'
s. Such Qeftions as he probably will be required to anfwer at
the College ot Surgeons, the Medical Board, the Board of Sick
and Hurt, drain order to obtain his Diploma, or pal** as Surgeon.
or Surgeon's Mate for the Army or Navy, or the Service of the
Eall. India Company.
Printed for John Murray, No. 3s, Fleet.ftrect, London ; Bell
and Bradfsee, Edinburgh; and Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin.