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AN ECCLESIASTICAL HIS von', Ancient
and Modern, from the dints of Christ to the beginning of
the Eighteenth Center t In which the Rite, Progress, and Va-
riations of Church Power are considered In their Connexion with
lie Stare of Learning and Philosophy, and the PoMeal History
of Europe doting that Period
By the late Learned JOHN LAURENCE MOSHEIM, D.D.
ChanceDor of the University of Gottingen.
Translated frost the original Latin, and illustrated with Notes,
Chronological Tables, and an Appendix,
By AIICHIBALD MACLAINE, D.D.
Continued td the end of the Eighteenth Century,
by CHARLES COOTE, LL.D.
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11HE WORKS of WILLIAM WARBURTON,
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Discourse on the Attempt of the Emperor Julian to !Rebuild the
Temple of Jerusalem—the Doetrine of Grate... Sermons—and
C.estroversial 'Tenets. To which is prefixed, a Discourse, by way
of general Preface, containing some ACcount of his Life, Writirgs,
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Alslo Malt MEDICAL BOARD.
IN consequence of the extensive practice at thi
Medical Board at Chafing* House, Biaektriars Reed, Drs:
cooplix, sot umtoE, and et.. have, for the accommodation of
Patients residing at else west end of the town, established another
Medical Board in Woo•lstock-streer, Ox‘ord meet, a few doors
from Bead-street, where a Phyakian and Surgeon, Mamba, of
the [loyal College of London, of thirty years experieute, cons
scantly reside. Iliat many thousands have beer, restored te per-
feet berth by their united talents is indisputable, many ef whom
had been great sufferers from being improperly treated by pitman.
ignorant of the profession.
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swell!ng, us the neck, 'lochs on the shin-bunts, cancer., stele-
tures, Ustuias, pains in Ilse bead and limbs, and nerrsus deblltti,
are the consequent% s of ill-erred con tagine,pnd which symptoms
frequently appear years atter, and destroy doine•tic happiness.
bour• Conper, Munroe, and Co. are conseked daciy, at both
, from eight till eight, or by letters front the swingy,
stating particular., selcen weillcitie and the best advice grata
sent to all parts of time kingdom.
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I bleOR I'ANT ADVICE.
Si quid novisti rectius ietis
Caudidur imperti, as non his Mere mecum.—Hots.
T°regialate the human passions, not to destroy
theist; to give them a proper direction aid a due force, fr.
wad of vainly attempting to eroilhate them front nue na•ure or
foolishly and impiouely pretending to divert them ims rew Si4n-
riels--Is the busirsois of a rational morality, dictated by the pre.
errs of the Forest Religion, and countenanced by the cietclectixa
of the roundest plitkieophy. It is unnece•sary, after all that Ltil
Ikea written oss this riblect, to .li:scribe the symptoms iihirli
dicate straws dieenens that are brought upon she human body
mind by indulging to excel* in scram pleacute:, act, paniouiarty
by persevering in a pensicions habit too often acquired at F,:liosde
It more concerns the private happim n of individuals ind the
general prosperity of the country, to announce to the PAR.!. th.i.t
from a long and extensive practice in this pirtical,r 144....c.h of
doe I..r&t,t.ittia, we call with the ele3tellt e411.11.1.10.10C4 assert a
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Parents and Guardians of Youth, and those persons who kloar
under a ginw.ral or partial ttibility and derangements of the
NEEVOUs SYSTEM, whether priobired by this Masi., by lavetesuo
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climates, by intense application to study, by immoderate grief,
or by excesses of any kind, that we have it On our power to of:er
an entirely new flirt 3:•ti of ecre, without the 2nu.'llett use LE
Masco a r, which In all the varicies and in all the stares of ,he
complaints, has continued to answer the most sanguine erpt
dons of ?agent% ni ',stab Sexes.
Tbc earnestness and aiiiiety with which he world has beg.
looked for SO great a desideratum in the comforts and improve.
„in, of a pidisited and enlightened age, as that of men of Ain,
talent., and integrity, devoting themselves each:a:v-1y to these
diicaes, is evicced by the eager applications for advice acd me-
dicines which we are dilly receiving from every Teague of •!..e
world. In slight and rearm cases of Syphylitie InferlGo, a ptc-
tea cure is compietcd mu the short period of two days ; aml the •
a the utmost inveteracy, where other Practitioners have failed,
a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment, ensures to the
patient a safe and radical cure. Strictures of the Urethra, Eton
COO to twenty years duration, are by our superior method of cure,
permanently removed in the course of three week..
Patients of either see may consult us with the greatest hoentr,
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PCJCIII• in the country, deft:ibiny the nature of their case, r. d
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