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NEW EDIT lONS

Of the following Popular Works, will be published early in °mom,.
MEMOIRS of MAILY QUEEN et SCOTS, with
Anecdotes of the Court of HENRY the SECOND, during
her Residence in France.
By Miss BENGER.
The Second Edition, with Additions and Correttions, in 2 vols.
4vo. with a genuine Portrait, never before engraved, and a Fee-simile.
Boor AND Sour- Consisting of a Series of lively and !bathetic Stories,
calculated to excite the attention and interest of the Religious World.
Third Edition, with Additions. 2 vols. 12mo.
The MZDICAL Gums, for the Use"of the Clergy, Heads of Fami-
lies, and Practitioners in Medicine and Surgery. Comprising a Do-
mestic Dispensatory, and Practical Treatise op the Symptoms,
Causes, Prevention, and Cure of the Diseases incident to the Human
Frame; with the latest Discoveries in Medicine. By Richard
Reece,M.D. Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of London,
Member of the Society of Practical Medicine of Paris; &c. &c. In
Bvo. the 14th Edition, with AdditionS.
An Accouwx of the various Mons& of SHORING Hoam, with Ob-
servations on the Diseases of the Feet, connected with Shoeing. By
Joseph Goodwin, 'Esq. Veterinary
.Sibigeon to his Majesty, and
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. In Svo. Illustrated by
Plates. The Second Edition, containing many and important Ad-
ditions, with pew Plates, illustrative of the recent Invention which
is the Subject of a Patent for Shoeing Horses with cast malleable
Iron, enabling. the Public to obtain Shoes correctly made of any Form.
A TAZATISt on the Cotroal and Matimbarrare of FIWIT-TRZW;
in which a new Method of Pruning aid Training is fully described.
To which is added, " Observations on the Diseases, Defects, and
Injuries in • all kinds of Fruit and Forest Trees; with an Account
of a particular Method of Cure." Published by Order of Govern-
nient. With References to Figures of the Fruit. By 'William For-
syth. F.A.S. and F.S.A. In Svo. the Seventh Edition, corrected
and improved, with Plates and a Portrait.
The LONDON PRACTICIL of MIDITIVARY • to which are +added,
structions for the Tteatment of Lying-in:Women, and the priqcipal
Diseases of Children. Chiefly designed for the use of Students and
early Practitioners. Lth Edition, hi 12mo.
Res:alas on the Prussia. Sirwresi of Roan-memo, with Obser-
vations deduced from Practice and Experience, with a view to a
Revision of the existing Laws, and the Introduction of Improve-
, ?tient in the Method of making, repairing, and preierving Roads,
, and defending the Road• Funds from misapplication. By John
Loudon bl'Adam, Esq. General Surveyor of the Roads in the
Bristol District. In Bvo. the SeventkEdition, containing bisidis
much original matter, the Report of the Committee of last Session
• on Mr M' Adam's Claims, &c. also an additional chapter, Compris-
ing Remarks on the Plait, which the CoMmittee mention with Ap-
probation, for converting the pavements of towns into stoned roads,
• and also some farther attempts at explaining the original System.
, PrAcitilior Longman, Hurst. Refs, MID!, INid.Greett.
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