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On the lit of January, 1811, will be published, pree 2s.
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'I he following interesting Articles will farm part of the coop
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tina at Harwich—Mr. Howship's Cues of ulcerated Intestine...

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Mr. Ricard's Case of Ischuria—Mr. Blair's Letter to Mr. Aber.
nethy and Dr. Adams, on Pseudo-Syphilitic Affections—Biogra•
phical Account of Dr. Beddoes—Review of Mr. Ware's Pape
on Staphyloma and Hydopthalmta—Mr. Norris on Two extras
ordinary Cases—Dr. Ferreira Obsetvations on Ophthalmia, &e.
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