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MEDICAL WORKS.

Reeertly published, by LONGMAN, EIVA*I, REIS, Oaste, and
BROWN, l'aterno.ter.row
1. DELINEATIONS of t,ie CUTANEOUS
DISEASii.S. comprised in the Classilica ion of :he late
Dr. Willan ; including the greater Part of the Engavings of that
Author, in an .mproved completing The Series as in-
tended in hate been fintOseil by him. By I. It. TEmAN, M.D.
R.L. S. Phybitign to the Public Dispensary, and to the London
House of Recovery. lit One Voltimes Co. with upwards of 70
coloured Pl.r ei price Xl2. 121. hoards.
The `triesOf New Eng:acing., rtpresenting those Meese,
which at fluid have be. o Egt:rt-,1 i;& t! u .litmi•otot Parts of Dr.
%Vil!au's unfinished Work, may be had by the pois:wore of that
Work, reparite, urize hoards.
2. All ESSAY ott the e!ir.MICAI. HIS TORY and MEDI-

CAL REATMEN of CALCULDUS DISORDER.S. By
Mare,t, M.D. R.S. one of the Physt:;i4ll to Guy i
Itcyel octavo, with Plafr!, prier Ins.
3. Ihe :SUMAC/Al. WORKS Of 1011 N ASERNETHY,
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&c. &.. &c. Complete in I vols. ttv... price £L boards,
esinsPing of —Psi tI. On the Corsii,iitional Oriu.n, Treatment

et Localbisva,rs, 75.-I•arc II On thsen.e4 rearmlltisig

Sr.c. 6s.—Part bile On Hones of the Heal, &c
On Lumber Abscesses and 'rumours, 6s. An Inquiry into Mr.
Hunter's.l henry of Life, 45.6 d. Lecture t some of Mr.
I linter's Opinions ruspecting Diseases, -zs. Aw.! a Physiological
Lecture exhibiting a general View of Mr. Houter's Physiology.
and of his Researches in Ciolnparstive Anatomy, delivered before
the Royal College of Physicians, in the year 1817, price 81.
4 Olilli.RVA I'IONs on those DIAEASE, of FEMALES
which are attended by Discharges; illustrated by Copper-plates
of the Discues, Axe. By Charles Mendel.' Clai lee. Part
coos Discharges. In royal tivo. price EL is. boards.
5. bUttGICAL O,I3SERVAI lONS ; beng a Quarterly Report
of Cases in Surgery. By Marks Dell. nu: First Vtinitne is al.
roily published, in four Parts, illustrated wu h ►'Lutes, !nice El. 4s.
. 6. the PHARMACOPOLIA of the ROYAL COLLEGE of
PHY:ALIANS of LOFIDON—M DCCC.I X. I ratislated Into

Eneitsit with Notes, &c. By Richard Powell, M.D. Fellow of.
tie Coder, Physician to St. Bartholomew's and the Magdalen
Hospitals, En. titc. In tivo the sd Edit. 12s. bout.ds.
7. M •CHIRGRGICAI CRANSAC I lONS published
by the Medical and Chirurgical Society of Loudon—Vol. 11% Part
9, In evu. with Plates, price boards. Also, Vol. Ito Vol. 3,
Pan I. with numerous Plates, price aei 175. hoards.
8. PRA.O riCAL OBSERVATIONS in SURGERY and
MORBID ANATOMY; with Cases, Di.sretitoos, and Engrav-
ings. By John How,liip.—Thst extensive 3:ries of Illust-ations
for this Work, selected from the contents of Mr. Heavlsidit's
valuable Museum, are comprised in 8 large octavo Plates. It,
tiro. price les. boards.
9. PRAC I.ICAL OBSERVA fIONS on the DISEASE' of
the URINARY ORGANS, particularly those of the Bladder,
Prostate Gland, and Urethra; illustrated by Cases and Engrav-
ings. By John Howship. In Bvo. with four coloured Plates,
price ISa. buardi.
I O. ESSAYS tan HYPOCHONDRIACAL and other Nervous
Affection.. By Jelin Reid, M.D. 'of the Royal College of Phr
siciahs, London, and late Physician. to the Finsbury Dlaiteweeil•
In Bvo. prier 94. boards.
I I. CUM MENTARIES on some of the mosr 1M PO RTA NT
DISEASES of CHILDREN. Containing Otservations on the
Mortally of Children—on D et—Dentition—Convulsive Affec-
tions—lnflammation of the Brain—Hydrocephalus intern us—and
Epilepsy. liy John Clarke, Esq. M.D. &c. Ste. lu royal Eno.
Price Int. 841. boards.

12. The MORBID ANATOMY of the LIVER; bet% an
bigotry into the Anatomical Character, 3; triptoins, and Treat-
ment of certain Diseases, which inn air or destroy the Structure
of that Viscus. Order I. TUMOURS. Pars I. and 11. Oa the
Varieties of thd Tabora Diffuse. By J. R. Farm, M.D. In Im-
perial Ito. illustrated with coloured lingravinr, price 15s. each.
The whole will be completed either in Four or Six Faseicult.
13. PATHOLOGICAL RESEARCHES. By J. R. Ferro,
M.D. Essay 1..0n Malformations of the Human Heart ; illus.
tra: el by numeroas Cases, and live Plates, contem.ng 14 Figures;
and preceded by sumeObservations on the Method of improving
the Dagnostie Part of Medicine. In royal Sim. price 7.. sewed.
14. An F.SaAY on the VENEREAL DISEAsEa, which have
been coolounded with Serums, and the Symptoms which ex-
dud/rely arise from that Poison. Illustrated by Drawings of the
Cutaneous Eruptions of true Syphilis, and the resomblingDiwases.
By Richard (..Ntrnycbael, M. R. L A. President of the Royal Col-
lege of Surgeons in Ireland, and one of the Surgeons of the Loeb
Hospital, Dublin. Pelee sib Sip. board%
IS. OBSERVATIONS es GUN SHOT WOUNDS, living
the General Result of the Practice of the whole of the Peninsular
War. Ily G. J. Guthrie, of the Royal College of Surgeons, Les.
don; late Deputy Inspector of Military Hospital. in the Penis.
sale. to bvo. with Four Hates, price 12s. boards.
la. The ANATOMY of the HUMAN BODY. By /Om sad
Charles Bell, Surgeons. A new edition, considerably improved,
complete in 9 vols. Svo. .C 2 Ist.. 6d. containing—Vol. g, The
Anatomy of the Bones, Muscles, and Joints, and of the Heart—
Vol. 2, The Arteries, Veins, and Lymphatic System, the Brain,
and Nerves—Vol. 3, The Organs of the Lentes, the Viscera of
the Abdomen and of the Pelvis.
17. The ANATOMY of the BRAIN, explained in a Series of
Engravings, beautifelly coloured; wi.h a Dissertation on the com-
munication between the Ventricles of the Bryn. By Chas. Bell,
Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. In royal
Ito. price .£2 2s. in boards.
Is. A SYSTF.M of OPERATIVE SURGERY, founded

die Basis of Anatomy. By Charles Ilea, Surgeon. In e vols. ave.
price is,. boards. he Secand Ed non, IlluNtrated with up-
wards of iOO Engravings—ibis Edition includes a Dissertation
on Gun-slrit %Voituds, by the same Author, illustrsteil by 17
gravipp, which may be bad separate, price tos. ad. boards.
In. A Series of ENGRAVINGS, eaplaiutng the Course of the
NERVES. By Charles Belt New p•,%::: Li ts.tn boards.
40. The PRINCIPLE 3 of MIDWIFERY, it.eluding the Dis-
eases of Women and Children. By Joun:Surus, Regius Protes•
oar ot Surgery in the Univen:ty of Giasgow. *I ike Fourth Edi•
don, in eve. price 14s. in boards.
ii. A TREATISE on FEVER, with Observations on the
Practice adopted fur its Cure in the Fever lieepitil and House
of Recovery in Dublin, illustrated by Cases. By Wm. Stoker,
one di the Physicians to that Institution, &e. In octave),
price 75. boards.
OBSERVATIONS ea the TR EATMEN'r of certain se.
eereforma of HEMORRHOIDAL EXCRESCENCE, illuAtrated
with Cps:a. 14 John Kirby, A.R. Member, and one ot the Col-
orise the Royal College of Sirgeons; Surgeon to St. Peter's and
St. Bridges Warta, Dublin. In dea with aa Engraving, Ss.
U. A 1 REA I ISE on some Practical Points relating to the
DI-EASES of the EYE. By the law John Cunningham moil-
der*. L.O which Is added, a short Account of the Author's Lite,
sad his Method of curing the Coils:Atha% Cataract, by his Friend
nod Colleagee, J.R. Farre,M.D. A new Edition, with Additions,
sit demy Oro. illustrated with eight Engravings and a Portrait ot
the Author, price 14s. plain, and Xi. Se. wick the Plates coloured.
• ‘94:. the MEDICAL. GlJlllE,lor the use of the Clergy, Heads
of Families, Sendaartes, and Young Practitioners in Physic, coo•
mining the latest Discoveries in Medicine. ily Richard Reece,
M.D. A new BOUM() (being the 11th) with considerable Addi-
tions, pries !Os. lid. boards.
BS. CONVERSATIONS on CHEMISTRY. In which the
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