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London, England, 1807-10-09 00:00:00

ANATOMY.

This day was publ;flied, in one very clofcly printed volume, fm
oetatro, price 9s. beardc, the Sevetoh Edition of
1. THE ANA rOMIST's VA 1):.-:11ECIP.1 ;
containirg the ANATOMY. PHYAOI.O(:),-,
BID APPEARANCES, &c. of the HUMAN BODY ; the A• t
of making Anatomical Preparations, &c. To which are ad ir
Anatomical, Phyfiolugical, Medical, and Surgical
Students.

By ROBERT HOOPER, M. D.
Licentiate in Phyfie in the'Uoiverfity of Oxford, and the ft,”..
College of Phyliciaiii in London ; Fellow of Cie Linnx.ri :• •
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day.; Phyfician to the Sr. Mary la bota:elnfirmary: &c.

s. Anatomical Plates of the Bonet and Muleles, •l
from Albinos, for the ufe of Students in Ana (imy, and Arrin,.
accompanied by Eiplmatory Maps—by the fame Author. l
ad edition, foolfcap oftavo, price 7s. fewed.
3. Anatomical Plate:of the Thoracic and Abdominal Vifeerl;
for the ufe of Students iu Anatomy, and Art(its ; accompanied I.y
haplanitory Maps—ny the tame Author, price fs fcwed.
4. The London Liiredor ; containing a Defcription of i- •
Mufeles, Veil-els, Nerves, and Vifcera of the Human 'it'd,,
they appear on Diffedion ; with diredions for their denionilrl
tiro. By a Nlember of the R.)yal Cu!lege of Surgeons—in
:Wier printed s ethane s amo . price Se. in boards.
Printel tor John Murray, Fleet firset, London ; and Arcliilr.
Conftable and Co. Edinburgh.

10 BREWERS, DISTILLERS,WHARFINGPAS, a:;(10!:1,7.

Spacious Freehold Wharf, Warehoufrs, and Dwdllog,
llock•head, Bermondley.—.By PETLR COXF,
At Carraway's Coffee Houfe, Corohtll, on l'u,fday, the tat! of
OCloher, without referve,

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A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES I'ATE, cnmpii.
1.1 hog an extenkveWharf. with water-way of 289 ket e, i,•di
next oaviour's Duck, the property, and At prefent in di, met:
pation of Mr John Scott wh, will give immediate polleffion ;--
containing numerous lofty Warettoures, Dwelling-hook &c 7 !lo
whole judicioully arranged and are prerwr ed equal, if no,
riot, to any ;gentiles in the neighbourhood, :for ca:ryirg on a c-ar:-
cern of the fait magnitude. •
May be viewed is days precedi:g the Pale, when Panic .; ir
may be had on the Premises; at Lloyd's, Garra way's. a• s- :!.:
Corn Exchange Coffut Hooks; of Mr Drcw, Solici 13-rmo
fcy-street, Southwark; of Mr. Peter Case, No 33, 1 lirogniort..tl
.Itrcet, where plans of the Eltate may be ken.

OXFORDSHIRE.
COKETHORPE MANSION HOUSE AND PARK.
TO BE LE r, this very tnnirandinns and hi;t!
refpedable Matition Hnufr, cont.:ming fuites or genteel .
fpaciuus Apartments, eight very exec:lent, roomy, and .che.e
Bedelsans.rs, and ftz Irritants' fleeping Rooms in the Attic, x i, •
numerous and convenient attached i.ud detached Offices, Cn c
Hooks, Stables, Farm Yard. and every necdr.iry Out ;
a large Garden, walled round. in a gn.id Race of cialtivatim!,
well Rocked with the choicat fruit.' rues, with Hot -honk, Gr
hour; B,Cc.

The Park contains upwards of 216 Acres of very escellert
cure Laud, lying in a ring fence round the Heat, which cob,
wands cxtentive and beautiful pro'peCts.
The Walks and Pleafure Grounds are tafjefully laid nut, at.
the whole beautifully diverfitied with ornamental Trees
Colti.tborpe is about two !Wks from Witney, through whin% 11; •
Cheltenham and SS*ctiler Mail pains every day ; the Rua,
tolerakk, with good materials near at hand ; the country
healthful, and abounds with Game; the privilege of purtifig
Fifhing iu the Manor of Cokethurpe will he griinte.,l -lie /
Fox-Lounds and Harriers are kept wi tun an eafy diftariee
The Houle may be enterzil uptoi ininhaliaiely, and the Lan.:
at Lady Day Ilelt.
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A Lute or the Premifi will be granted for the Term of
teen y:ats ccrtain.

Te fec the fame, apply to the Keeper, at the Manfino, anti r,r
further parriculArs to Mr. John Thomas, DuciClinetnn, ne..r i•
ncy; and to tsLe the fame apply to Mr James's 01Bec, N
Neer Boftrall Court, Lb:Kokes sun, Leaden.

IROPIC ANNUITY INSTITUTION,

rr
-•••, gr
•WO 44, LEICESTER-SQIIARE.
October S. t/loy.
THE ennit of D4'eetors of the ph ilanthrnpie An.
nuity der*, iv:Pe:L:lly ibeir day, (in conruqurnee
rs'an Advertifenteneapuhliihrt: in feveral of the daily Papers of
•••• 7tli inftant, fgned " Rist).Frert Thort/ay.)" again to notify to
that they have no cnnoesion or coneten with the
l!oufe No az, in Pall Mall, antlrhat.:hey will not he anftrerable
fur any ninon( paid thereat'on account of the Inftitution.
JAMES COCKSURN, BOIIRRT BLAND.
(-; to. FRYD. STRATTON, WM C. !ACKM6N,
Diredtors.
I.VDCR HOTFIIAM, AiNhANCILL,
10101 PROWETT,
(Signed by (mkt) SAMUEL REES ELLIS. Secretary.

PHI EANTHRtPIC ANNUITY INS rtrunoN,
as, PALL MALL, LONDON.

THE Capital of this Inliitutinn confiiis of Shares,
I- which are limited to Fifty Thoufand. of Twenty Pounds
and nial he plid in full ; last if not paid in full, Two Pounds
per Share is robe paid at the time of fuhfcrihing, and fuels further
!e.itsiments, not exceeding Ten Shillings eack Call per Share, once
in each fticceeding S 4 Weeks. after the Shares (ball bear a Pre-
. .1n), until the whole Subferirion (ball he paid.
The advantage, to the Holders of Shares in this inftitution arife
from the Purchafe of Annuities, well fecured, by the advice of
,:winfel. on land. flourcs, or Government Funds, but never on
.I..rConal Seeuri,y; the profits of which, after &eluding a fufficient
Sum to infure the Lire on which the Annuity is paid. in order to
rertire the Principal. is divided among the Proprietors, and will
t.r.v!tice to them, without any Chance or Lofs, or even of Rill-,
t ight per Cent. _ _

,
B. fides this 8 per Cent. the Proprietors will alto receive a further
Tenefit from the Profit of the Sums fet apart to infurc the original
Principal : for if a fum equal to what the Infurance Ofices require
;s allowed for every tort and is applied for that purpofe, part of
•he fame Profit as would be obtained by thofe Offices will enable
,Tos Inflitution to divide, once in Twenty Years, a Sum, as a
ilonus, nearly equal to the Principal, betides the Principal being
fecured by Infuratiee.
'I hus this Inflitution materially fetes thofe who apply to them;
for. though the Proprietors obtain Fight per Cent. for their Money,
• t.d alto a Bonus, as before obfervrd, periodic sily, equal to the
Principal, independent of the Principal never being loft, as the
Grantor of the Annuity allows for the lufurance of the Life in ad-
lirion
to the Fight per Cent.; yet, nevertbelefs, the Perfons to
ss hem the 11,Ioney is advanced will procure it, from the Terms on
,shich Annuities are granted, upon an average of upwards of Five
per Cent hettrr Term% than can be tVewitere obtained.
Beyond the Profit arifiog from the Capital of this Inflitution,
.he Proprietors :.re betiefi.ed by permitting Perrone who are
, • inclined, to instal Ennis therein, as a Security for the Viol&
tildes of e, or a Prnvifior. fur old Age, by which both the Per-
int/ening their Money, and the Proprietors of the
1-e equally benefited. rid is calcul :fed on a Plan to remedy the
d..f...Cts. in time cafes. of Life Infuratice.
'1 lie advantage in this 1 lan to the Proprietors of the Philanthro-
pic Aenuity Intlitution, vs ill ante from the Money tiring laid out
:n the purchafe of Annuities, whereby the Inflitution writ gain
I:hdit per Cent. clear ; and ii the love flora of the M•sney only re-
c. iv., their Money again, and Five per Cent or a little more. this
lollitution will gain Three, or nearly Three per Cent. on all the
Moo, y %I hid, Mall come to their Hands, which would accumulate
at Compound bitere It t alculating that aro c0..1. upon an ave•
ra c will he it.ve fled each Year, and that so.oco, that is, one
W• my-firfl l'art, will he withdrawn each Year, the Principal
i•ss, died well keep it:creating till the trd ot '1 weray Years, and in
wenty-one Y ears the Invellments and Payments will become
goal, !root which time the Prelits ot the Inftitutton will every
Year he the flape.
It is found, on calculation, that at the end of Twenty-one Years,
the Prclits will have accumulated. by the ;aflame of Compound
;Terrell. to 957,9951. 21. sd. which, if added to the Capital of
the Proprietors, and invefted in Annuities, will isicreafe the Divi-
dends of the original Capital of the Proprietors frr.m Fight per
Cent. to 151 535. : betides which, at the end of Twenty•one
Years, when the Profits will become equal, the annual Profits of
the Sums withdrawn will fortl s'. increafe the Dividends of the
Prnprittors ;8,7861. lOs 6d. niakiag 71. t 7s. Lid. per Cent, which
added tb the 415 3 3/4
7 17

will make ti:' Dividends rC 23 0 10
per Cent. pre Annum
&fides this, the Proprietors will have the Bonures nn Life In-
cornices, as before Rotel. which will molt probably amount, in
years to One Million, and will inert.ae the Dividends 8 per
e‘nt. whcrrLy the Proprietors will then receive 3t percetit.

Subfcriptions are reeeivc d by MelTra. liodfoll and Stirling. Ban-
: era. Strand ; En Matthew flloxam and Co Bankers, (race-
church ilreet ; at the ClSce of the Inflitution, 2s,Yill Mall; and
the refpeelive Agetns iu the Country.
22, Pall Mall. RICH. FRED THOMPSON.

FOREIGN LVTALLIGENCE.

FRANKCORT, SEPT. to.

According to the terms of the treaty of Tilfit,
There are fill left at the difpolol of his lgajefly the
Emperor, on the left bank of the Elbe, the gicater
parr of the Sates of Hanover, the Margraviate of
Bayreuth, the country of Fulda, fame Hellian dif-
trias, &c. containing 1,371,225 inhabitants, cxclufive
of the fates which formed part of the circle of Well.
phalia, and which arc mit incorporated in the new
kingdom of that name, fuch as the principality of
!gunner, EaR Friefland, the county of Mark, &c.
Ma?fhal MafTena's corps of the army is on its
march for Angeowg, from which city if will pro-
cecd, according to leport, to Italy.