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CORPORATION OF I'HE SONS OF THg CI.ERGY.
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• 'f his day was published,
Price 100. &t. boards, Vol. IV. Part 11. of the
TRANSACTIONS of the MEDICAL SO-
citry of LONDON, containing Cases, communicated
by Drs. Adams, Plerborougb, Letraom, Ctutterbock, Woodforde,
Roxburgh, Wahhinan Sims, Squire, Moody, Green, Damant,
Dale, Jackson, and Andree.
London; Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jonea,•Pacernos-
ter-row.

This day was published,
Second Edition, enlarged and improved, price 6t. boards,
THE HOSPITAL PUPIL, in Two Letters. The
one addressed ,o PARENTS of Youths Intended for the Pro.;
fession of Medicine or Surgery ; on their previous Education and
pecuniary Resources, with Suggestions as to the improvement in
the Order of their. Professional Studies. Ihe other to the Sortre,
DENTS, containing Advice as to the Prosecution of Horriral
STUDIES, agreeable to the present Mode, with Hints on entgsr-
ing into Practice, and Observations on Medical Jurisprudence.—
By JAMES PARKINSON, Member of the Royal College
Surgeons, of the Medico•Chirergical and Geological Societies of
London, and of the Weruerian Society of Edinburgh.
London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternal-
ter-row.

Thisday were published, in Two Vols. 4to. with nearly 100
Engravings, price JOS 6s. boards,
TRAVELS ut ALI BEY, in Morocco, Tripoli,
..1.. Cyprus, Egypt, Arabia, Syria, and Turkey, between Um
Years 1801 and 1007.
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Paternoster-row.

Au Bay has been long known to Men of Science in various
parts of Europe. Travelling as a Mussulnunund Prince, he has
been enabled to give, among much curious matter, some new and
interesting relations, which no Christian has ever had the oppor-
tunity of doing. He had the privilege of limiting the Temple of
Mecca, and of washing and perfuming the CAMIA, the most
sacred office ache Mahometais religion. He has given a minute
account of these ceremonies, and of theWeebabites, by whom he
was taken prisoner, in his way to Medina t also, of the magaia-
Cent Temple built by the Mussenten on the site of that of Solo-
mon, and which no Christian has been suffered to inspect. He
describes some curious Antiquities of Cytheta,ldalia, and Paphos
—and the Temple or Mosque of lob, in Constantinople. where
the Eultan, at his accession, is girt with the sabre, and into which
no Christina has been able to penetrate.

This day was published, in svo. Third Edit. price les. boards,
PARIS REVISITED in 1815. by Way of Brus-
sale, including a Walk over the Field of Battle at Waterloo;
Obsertations on the late Military Everts, and Anecdotes of the
Engagements • a View of the Capital of France when in the Oc-
oupation of die English and Prulsian Troops; a minute Account
of the whole proecedingt relative to the Removal of be plun-
dered Works of Art from the Louvre, with Reilectioas ow this
Measure; concluding with Remarks on the Political Temper and
Condition of Prance, and the Character of the Bourbon Govern-
ment. By JOHN SCOTI'.
Author of the Visit to Paris in 1614; and Editor of the Cham-
pion, a Political and Literary Journal.
Printed for Lawman, Hum, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater.
mistoweser.
Of whom may be had, la eye. mite 12a. boards, the Fourth
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