Or, Bell's Court and Fashionable Magazine. MONTHLY COMPENDIUM OF LITERARY, FASHIONABLE, AND DOMESTIC ADVERTISEMENTS; For JULY 1, 1807, and to be continued Monthly. N.B. Advertisements for Servants wanting Places, or for Servants wanted, will be most properly sent for Insertion in this Work, before the 25th day of every Month, as they will meet with the most general notice during the whole of the succeeding Month. TO THE LADIES. STAYS, BY HER MAJESTY's STAY-MAKER. The elastic cottoned long Stay invented by Mrs. HARMAN, who alone can make them in their genuine perfection. give Ladies an adequate idea of their beauty and utility, therefore Mrs. H. has various sizes ready to send for the inspection of those Ladies who live at a distance from London. THOMAS and Co. respectfully inform the Nobility and Ladies of Taste and Fashion, that they have, (through the medium of Mrs. Thomas), introduced into their Show Rooms a great variety of elegant and These so much admired Stays obviate every objection useful articles, in Mantles, Pelice Coats, Morning, complained of in Patent Stays, not being subject to the Dinner, and Evening Dresses, with every description of disagreeable necessity of lacing under the arm, or having elegant and fashionable Millinery for the Spring Season, knitt gores, so very elastic as to be in effect no stay or suitably adapted for Routs, Balls, the Opera, &c. most support whatever. Mrs. Harman's Stays adapted to of which will be found to excel, in point of taste and ele-give the wearer the true Grecian form, must be seen to gance, the collection found in any other house in London. Amongst which are sundry articles for Ladies Dress not to be found elsewhere. The whole of the above are kept in all sizes,; so that Ladies, or Gentlemen having Ladies commissions, may be immediately accommodat Stays, being in the present style of dress of great ed. A great variety of new and prime Straw Hats and importance, Mrs. Harman recommends it to the serious Bonnets, of their own manufacture. T. and Co. take consideration of Ladies what sort of Stays they wear; this opportunity of recommending every article generally long Stays have now for a considerable time made part kept by Haberdashers; also a large and elegant assort of the female costume, and have been variously made ment of Shawls, with cheap and elegant Fancy Muslins; according to the knowledge, taste, or strength of inbut in the present instance, particularly their Hosiery, vention in the maker, so have they, more or less pleased, Dress Gloves, and elegant and cheap Dress Fans. Also but one general complaint has attended them, namely, a new Thread Veil at the low price of 155. sufficiently that on some forms they would wrinkle on the hips, and wide and deep, and much adapted for Mantles, which is prove uncomfortable in sitting; Mrs. Harman from a allowed by impartial connoisseurs to be the best resemb-close observation and imitation of nature, has constructlance hitherto produced to a real French Thread Veil, ed a Stay which will not be attended with these inand at one-third the price of the Silk Patent Veils. conveniencies, and at the same time will give an Warranted both to wash well and wear well. agreeable and graceful shape to the shoulders, reducing N. B. Thomas and Co. have consigned to them, from the bosom if too embonpoint, or increasing its natural the first manufactures in the kingdom, upwards of 500 appearance (if too diminutive) to the taste of the dozen of superfine and prime Ladies Silk and Cotton wearer, and as her cottoned Stays are exquisitely easy Hose, which they sell in no less quantities than three and pliant, they preserve to the slender from all its pair of each sort, but at such prices as will yield to the native roundness, while they guard from cold, the most purchaser an advantage of from one to two shillings on susceptable parts of the body. Mrs. H. in availing each pair. This latter article will be found highly de- herself of the Lectures of Statuaries and Medical men, serving the attention of Ladies who purchase the best on the subject of the female form, feels herself comHosiery-193, Fleet-street, West corner of Chancery-petent to say, that her Stays are the most perfect comlane, London. bination of study, talent, and attention to fashion and Any article of Hosiery, if not approved of, will (with health that can be produced. Those Ladies living at a in three days after each purchase) be taken back, and distance from London or Bath, applying by letter, (post the money returned, if required, if not rendered unsale-paid) will be informed of the proper method to send their measure for Stays, No. 18, New Bond-stree, London; or No. 6, Westgate Buildings, Bath. [564 able. TO THE LADIES. [563 A Card.-J. DELCROIX, has the honour of informing the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that after STEWARD OR GAMEKEEPER. A Person about forty years of age, whose respect. a variety of Chemical Experiments and intense appli-ability and qualifications will be sanctioned by the most cation, he has discovered the incomparable Vegetable satisfactory references; wishes to be engaged as superCREAM DE SULTANES, a preparation which, for intendant over Lands and Farming Stock, having by embellishing the skin and heightening the charms of 16 years experience acquired a general knowledge in the personal beauty, is unrivalled. It is the only prepara-most approved systems of Agriculture, or as Gametion of the kind ever known. The proprietor can keeper, upon an extensive plan; his abilities in this solemnly attest its efficacy and its innocence; an infant might take it with safety. The unpleasant sensations produced by the burning rays of the sun, or the chilling blasts of winter, are equally removed In fine, it is the preserver and restorer of beauty, and is friendly to health. Sold wholesale at 56, Poland street; and retail by the principal Perfumers in Town and Country, at 4s. 6d. and 7s. 6d. per Bottle, [565 No. XVIII. capacity, for breeding and managing Pointers, and Spaniels, as also being a first rate Shot, will be confirmed by very respectable references, to whom he has for many years been well known. He has no objection to any part of England, Scotland, or Wales. Letters addressed (post paid), to H. Wilkins No. 1, Charles-square Hoxton, London, will meet with immediate attention. [59% ! G FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 'CHANGE ALLEY, CORNHILL, for Insurance from FIRE, throughout Great Britain and CAPITAL-ONE MILLION. MORGAN AND SANDERS' MANUFACTORY. The fashionable patent Sofa Beds, Chair Beds, fourpost and tent Bedsteads, with Furniture and Bedding complete; the new invented patent Trafalgar Sideboard and Dining Tables; also the Imperial Dining Tables, and portable Chairs, elegant suits of Drawing room and Dining-room Furniture, Carpets, Glasses, &c. the patent East India musquito Net-Beds, with every other article manufactured on purpose for foreign climates. Army and Navy Equipages on entire new principles and inventions, every article in the Upholstery and Cabinet branches, requisite for the furnishing of houses complete, in the first style of modern fashion and elegance, at Morgan and Sanders' Manufactory and Warerooms, No. 16, and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, London. N. B. Morgan and Sanders have no connection whatever with any other Warehouse in London. [580 TO THE LADIES. The ART of FLOWER PAINTING accomplished The Directors beg to remind Persons whose Policies expire at Midsummer, that their payments should be made within fifteen days from that period, at the Com-in a new, easy, and elegant style, by RILEY's ROYAL pany's House, in 'Change-Alley; or to some one of the Company's Residents in the Country. Among other advantages, it will appear by the Company's Proposals, that no charge is made for Policies, or Indorsements; that a large and unprecedented Commission is allowed on Insurances on Lives; that Life Insurances are not attended with additional and that a deduction is made on the Premiums of June 15th, 1807. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary, DRAWING CABINETS, intended as appropriate On the 1st of August will be published by Subscription, The YOUNG LADIES COMPLETE PORTABLE WAX AND SPERMACETI CANDLES. JOHN NOEL respectfully inforins the Nobility and the Public, that although the advancement in the price of the above articles, he continues to sell the same, of the finest quality, as usual, for ready money, at 4s, and Ss per pound, at his Italian Warehouse, No. 8, Old Cavendish-street; where he has just landed, the finest This Portable Drawing Cabinet, so admirably calcu Honey-Comb Parmasan Cheese, and every other Deli-lated for abroad, or for Ladies and Gentlemen when cacy for the Table, warranted genuine, as imported. [567 FASHIONABLE SUMMER BOOTS AND SHOES, Next door to the Globe Tavern, Fleet-street. J. BROWN (from Hoby's) respectfully informs Noblemen, Gentlemen, and the Public, that he has completed a large assortment of Boots and Shoes of superior quality and fashion, particularly adapted for the summer season. J. B. presumes (from the repeated favours and satisfaction expressed by his Customers) that the plan he has invariably observed for the last six years, is highly approved, not merely for its conspicuous saving, but convenience, as Gentlemen may be immediately fitted with Goods warranted equal to be spoke, at the under-mentioned reduced prices: ...... £. s. d. Calf-Skin Hessian Boots...... 1 14 0 travelling, is comprised in an elegant mahogany box, London: published by G. Riley, sole Patentee, and only Preparer of the genuine Patent Coloured Pencils, at No. 2, Charles-street, Hatton-garden; where Specimens of different Boxes may be seen, and subscribed for, at 21. 2s.-11. 11s, 6d. 11, 1s-15s, and 75. [589 each. [575 VINEGAIRE DE TOILETTE. J. DELCROIX, respectfully informs the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that he has prepared a Vegetable Vinegaire de Toilette, of the most salubrious Herbs and Roses, for clearing and refreshing the Skin. Persons heated in the blood, derive from it the most eminent and safe effects, without having recourse to the dan gerous experiment of a Lotion. It is particularly recommended as most grateful after washing the face with soap, and for Gentlemen after shaving to remove the painful sensation occasioned by the razor. It is excellent for cleansing and cooling the mouth, and for restoring the enamel of the teeth to original brilliance, while it leaves a pleasant fragrant perfume of roses. Sold wholesale by the Proprietor, No. 56, Polandstreet; and retail by the principal Perfumers in town and country, in Bottles at 3s. and 5s 6d. each. [566 SPANISH PRIZE. To be Sold, three the most curious INDIA SHAWLS ever beheld, taken in a Spanish Prize, intended as a Present to Madame Buonaparte; with about 120 long and square ditto, a Consignment from a Cashimire Mer chant; 200 Bengal Long Cloths at half price; 160 French Cambrics, at 42s., 120 India Jacconot Muslin, (a scarce article,) from two to seven guineas per piece; 500 Muslin Dresses, elegant patterns, at 18s.; 140 the most stylish Patterns worked, from two to five guineas; 170 fine India Mulls, 31s. 6d. for 21 yards; 270 fine Corded Cambrics, at 2s. 6d. per yard; 500 pieces printed Cambrics and Muslins, patterns new, and singularly elegant, from 2s. to Ss. per yard, usually sold at 4s. 6d.; with a variety of other Goods, which, for novelty and cheapness, are allowed to surpass every other House in the Metropolis, at Richards and Co's India Shawl Warehouse, No. 37, Oxford-street. [586 VAUXHALL. The season for opening all places of Elegant Summer Amusement being arrived, the Public are solicited to consult their own interest and gratification, by an early attention to the reduced prices and superior qualities at which those essential Articles, TEA, SUGAR, and SPICES, are now offered to them for Sale, at the oldest Established Warehouse in London, No. 51, Newgatestreet, exactly opposite St. Martin's Le Grand. Proprietors of Tea-Gardens, and Private Families, THE LONDON MUSEUM. Is now open to the Inspection of the Public. The Proprietor conceiving an Establishment of this nature truly worthy of the dignity and genius of the British nation, has endeavoured to render it in every re spect deserving of that exalted character to which with becoming confidence it aspires. The London Museum considered as a National Academy of the native products of the Country, lays claim to a distinguished rank among the leading Institutions of Science; and as a repository of natural curiosities, is allowed to form one of the first Museums in Europe. Doors open from ten till seven.-Admittance One Shilling, Catalogues Sixpence, [588 TO THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY. Impressed with the most lively sense of gratitude for the distinguished Patronage I have experienced since my commencing Busines, induces me thus publicly to return the Nobility and Gentry my sincere thanks, and trust my charges has been so very moderate as to insure the continuance of their favours, which shall ever command my utmost attention, and further beg to assure them I shall continue to use the best Materials, combining taste with elegance in all descriptions of MIL. LINERY, DRESSES, PILESSES, CORSETS, &c. With every possible esteem, I have the honour to subscribe myself the Nobility and Gentry's Faithful and obliged Servant, MARTHA BARCLAY. No. 38, Frith-street, Soho. MR. T. SHELDRAKE, [597 Having invented, perfected, and obtained the King's Patent for a System of Curing Diseases which had been, previously, deemed incurable, informs the Public that the objects of his attention are, first; Distortion in the Spine, the effects of which may be, certainly, either removed or concealed from observation; and secondly, Distortions in the Legs and Feet of Children and others. Convincing proofs that these Diseases may be effectually cured in Patients who have attained to the age of twenty-five years and upwards, will be found in his PRACTICAL ESSAY on DISTORTIONS, &c. &c. with an Appendix containing Sixty-two Cases that have been successfully treated, &c, which may be had at his House, No. 50, Strand. Mr. S. has likewise devoted much attention to the construction and adaptation of Trusses to various kinds of Ruptures, and has for m ry years applied different Trusses, to appropriate cases, which have been of late recommended by ignorant workmen, as their own in vention, and foolishly offered for sale as Specific Remedies in all cases; upon this subject he begs to refer to the second Edition of his Useful Hints to those who are afflicted with Ruptures, on the Nature, Cure, and Consequences of the Diseases, and on the Empirical Practices of the pres nt day. As many anomalous Diseases require the assistance of mechanical inventions, to cure, or to alleviate them, and as many articles called Braces, Collars, &c. &c. are in general use, from an opinion that they will certainly remedy defects in the shapes of children, when in fact, much mischief is frequently done by the improper use of them. Mr. S. begs to say that every article of that kind may be had at his house, constructed in the most rational manner, with the best information respecting their use. Attendance at home every morning until Eleven o'clock. N. B. As another person of the same name, who lives in the neighbourhood, has been frequently mistaken for Mr. T. Sheldrake; thus mistakes and serious disappointments occasioned to many, it is necessary that particular attention should be paid to the address, the person alluded to being quite unconnected with Mr. S. and totally ignorant of the particular method of treating the diseases which are the subjects of Mr. T. Sheid[576. rake's attention. TO THE NOBILITY, CLERGY, AND GENTRY, MR. COLLYER, late of the Poultry, now of No. 146, Fleet-street, with the most profound respect, acquaints) the numerous purchasers of his invaluable SILK STOCKINGS, fabricated with COTTON FEET, that, to prevent their being disappointed of a sufficient supply of that universally-admired Invention, he has just completed the largest and most elegant assortment ever before submitted to Public Inspection; to which he persumes to solicit the attention of Ladies and Gentle men laying in their Stock, previous to returning to the Country for the Summer Season Ladies and Gentlemen's! Black, White, and Coloured Silk, 7s. 6d. to those with the most fashionable Clocks, 10s. 6d. N. B. To such as have not made trial of their distinguished and unrivalled excellences, it may be proper to state, that they are far more comfortable, soft, and pleasant, infinitely more durable, and though of equal richness, elegance, and quality, are not more than twothirds the price of those with silk feet. [591 To the Senator, Politician, and Orator, the Litersti, the Amateurs of the Fine Arts, and the Public in general. On Saturday, the 11th day of July, 1807, will be published, the First Number of a new and elegantly embellished Work, entitled, BELL'S PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES. And Biographical Sketches of Senatorial Characters. The recent dissolution of Parliament, and the peculiar circumstances under which the new one may be supposed to meet, cannot fail to render this Work acceptable to the Statesman, the Politician, and the Public at large. The Striking Novelty of this Work is, that in addition to a correct Summary of the Debates of both Houses of Parliament, each Number will be enriched with a Biographical Sketch of some distinguished Member of one or other House, and each Sketch will be accompanied with an exquisitely finished Engraving of the personage who is the subject of it; by which means the Public will have an opportunity of acquiring a knowledge of the Private and Senatorial Life, and Political career of each Member so represented, which cannot fail to prove highly interesting to every class of readers. Among the other advantages of this Work, it will be so print d that it will form two separate and highly interesting ublications: the one consisting of well drawn up M moirs of the Statesinan, and leading Characters of the Age; the other of well diges d Accounts of the proceedings of the great Council of the Nation, by which means the Public will become posse sed, at a small expence, with an invaluable assemblage of what may, with the strictes propriety, be called Public Characters, and also of two useful and indispensable Works at the usual price of a single volume. By his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent. WEAVER and Co. late Master of the Oxfordshire Militia Band, most respectfully informs the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, that they have opened their Music Shop, No. 2, Spring-gardens, for their NEW PATENT FLAGELÉT, (on entire new principles) calculated to play in all keys in music, never before attempted; it presents no complicated difficulties to the learner. In order to raise this beautiful and much admired Instrument to higher rank than it has hitherto been, have been the particular study of the present undertaking. The new Patent Flagelet has a very fine effect with the Piano-forte, and other instru-furnish the first Biographical Sketch, which will be His Majesty, as the supreme head of the State, to ments, as it is not confined to any particular key, as all confined strictly to an impartial political abstract of his other Flagelets are. The effect produced is universally admired; and they hope to receive that encouragement from the Public, which from their care, assiduity, and punctuality, they will endeavour to merit. Patent Flutes, and Military Instruments of all sorts, made and warranted at their Manufactory, and every other article in the musical line. reign. PLAN AND CONDITIONS. The First Number to be published on Saturday, the 11th of July, 1807. It will be embellished with an original, admirable, and correct Portrait of His Majesty, in his Robes, and be accompanied with a detailed Biographical Sketch of the political life of His Majesty. In the First Number, moreover, will be contained an Abridged Historical detail of all the Boroughs in Eng. land, the number of Voters in each,-the Patron, Proprietor, or predominating Interest, together with all such particulars as may be of equal utility and interest : also the Parliamentary Debates, as they are spoken in Parliament, from the commencement of the Sessions up to the latest possible period before the Publication of each Number; to which will be added a correct List of both Houses of Parliament. A Number to be published every other Saturday afterwards, embellished with an admirable and correct Likeness of some popular and distinguished Speaker of either House of Parliament, and accompanied with Memoirs drawn from authentic sources, and compiled with rigid and scrupulous impartiality. The Opera of PETER THE GREAT; or Wooden Walls, performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden with unbounded applause, composed by J. Jouve, price 16s.-Ditto without the Chorusses, price 10s. 6d. The The Embellishments will be particularly Splendid, following may be had single from the above:-Overture, and, therefore, the Numbers will be delivered in the Flow, sweetly flow;" "How sweet the tear;"order they are subscribed for. "When icy age," Duet; "You little feather'd;" The Portraits to be engraved by E. Scriven, Historical "Loud and shrill;" "Old Murmur;" "When Engraver to her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales. Nature's hand," Pollacco, sung by Mrs. C. Kemble; Each Number to be charged Two Shillings. "When in the deepest," Duo and Chasse; "Or ere Printed by and for J. BELL and Co. at the Office of the Sun's" "As the ceaseless Fountain," Duet: Le Beau Monde; or, Literary and Fashionable Maga "When thro' the frowning," "Sly Reynard;"zine, No. 11, Catherine-street, Strand; and may be had Sister Catharine, Listen," Trio; and "March and of every Bookseller and Newsman throughout the Waltz." 595 United Kingdom. [577 Published by BOYDELL and Co. HOGARTH's ORIGINAL and GENUINE WORKS Portrait of the Right Hon. William Pitt, engraved by Mr. Earlom, after a Picture by Gainsboroug Dupont, in the possession of Sir Brook Watson, Bart. size and price of the pre eding. Portait of Thomas Lowten, Eq. engraved by Mr. John Young. Size 11 by 14 inches high. Price 10s 6d. Proofs, 11. 1s Messrs. BOYDELL and Co. think it their duty, from the miserable Copies of the Works of Hogarth, that are daily published in this and other Countries, to inform the Public, that they are the sole Proprietors of Spring and Autumn, two Landscapes, engraved by Price one Guinea the the Original Works of that celebrated Artist; for which they have have long paid his Family, and still continue William and Lertia Byrne. to pay them a large annuity. That the original Plates, pair, Size, 18 by 22 inches long. No. 1 and 2, price one Guinea each, of Finished engraved by the hand of that inimitable Artist, or under his eye, are in very good preservation, and produce Etchings, by ititia Byrne, consisting of Picturesque good impressions. They also beg leave to assure the Views, &c. after Drawings by various Masters, each public, that since the Plates have been in their posses-containing eight Plates, with Descriptions. sion, they have never allowed any Artist to profane them Hearne's and Byrne's Antiquities, &c. by a single touch, being very sensible that Hogarth's style of etching and engraving was so masterly, and expressed what he meant to convey so forcibly, that it throws all the imitators, and pretended restorers, at a great distance, as may be seen by comparing these miserable copies with the originals, which are ready for inspection at Boydell and Co.'s. The original Works of Hogarth, containing 108 large plates, in one volume atlas folio, boards, may be had of Messrs Boydell and Co. No. 90, Cheapside, price twenty Guineas, or twenty-one Guineas, accompanied by an interesting and accurate description of the Plates, in 2 vols. 8vo. by John Ireland. Separate prints are sold at the prices in the catalogue of his works. Where also is published, Hogarth Illustrated, by John Ireland, in 3 volumes royal 8vo. price 41. Ss. 6d. in boards, the third edition corrected. This work contains not only explanations of each print, but various anecdotes of that great artist, and of the time in which he lived. N. B. The third volume, compiled from Hogarth's manuscripts, and containing upwards of forty prints, may be had separate, price 11. 16s. for the completion of sets, to accommodate those who purchased the two first volumes before the third was published. A Picturesque Representation of the Manners, Customs, and Amusements of the Russians, on 100 Plates, in Colours, in imitation of the Original Drawings, by Messrs. John Augustus Atkinson, and James Walker, with an accurate explanation of each Plate in English and French. Dedicated by permission to his Imperial Majesty, Alexander the First, Emperor and Autocrator In 5 vols. imperial folio, price of all the Russias. 15. 15s. boards. Four Views of St. Petersburgh, in colours; in imitation of the drawings, embracing nearly the whole of that splendid City, accompanied with a Vignette, representing the famous Statue of Peter the Great. Size Price 8 Guineas. Sets are of the Plates 174 by S2. fitted up for the Library in portfolios at nine Guineas and a half. By J. A. Atkinson. "In Views of Public Building or Cities, it is no, easy to unite accuracy with a picturesque effect. Tha these four prints are in an eminent degree pleasing, picturesque, and singularly splendid, every one who sees them will admit; and from the information of those who have seen the places, we find that they bear that striking resemblance to the superb scenes that are delineated, which might be expected from the well known abilities of the Artist."-Monthly Magazine, May 1806. Proposals for Publishing by Subscription Size of [579 A PRINT of the DEATH of ADMIRAL LORD a A correct representation of the last moments of such Hero must, to every thinking mind, be particularly interesting, accompanied as they were by that universal philanthropy, energy of mind, and pious forti ude which so eminently distinguished him through an arduous life, devoted to the service of his country, and that ever adorned the historic page; which, whether crowned at last by the most glorious and decisive victory described by the pen, or the pencil, cannot fail, (when faithfully represented) to attract and command the ad miration of future ages The Artist, on the present occasion, prefering truth to fiction, has chosen the point of time, when the Gallant Admiral, on hearing of the defeat of the enemy, is giving his last orders to Captain Hardy.' The kind communica ious of the Officers, during Mr. Devis's stay on board the Victory, on her passage from St. Helen's to the Downs, have enabled him to describe the melancholy event, with the utmost fidelity, and with historic truth. Messrs BOYDELL and Co, beg leave to inform the Public, that they propose to have Engraved from this Picture a CAPITAL PRINT, on the following CONDITIONS. The Plate to be engraved by Mr. William Bromley, in the first style of excellency, of the size, and in the manner, of the Death of General Wolfe, by Woollett, at present their property, to which it will form, in every respect, a companion. The price of the Prints Three Guineas each. Proof Impressions Six Guineas. Half to be paid at the time of Subscribing, and the remainder on the delivery of the Print. The Impressions will be scrupulously delivered in the order for which they are subscribed; and the Subscribers may depend that every kind of dispatch, compatible with excellence, will be used in the publication of this proposed Print. Subscriptions received by Messrs. Boydell and Co. No. 90, Cheapside. London, May 18, 1807. He retained his wonted energy of mind, and exercise of his faculties, until the latest moments of his existence; and when victory, as signal as decisive, was announced to him, he expressed his pious acknowledgments thereof and heartfelt satisfaction at the glo Portrait of Lord Viscount Nelson; engraved by Mr.rious event in the most emphatic language; he then Earlom, from a Picture by Sir William Beechy, in the Common Council Chamber of the City of London. Size 20 high by 14 inches. Price 10s. 6d. Proofs, and coloured impressions, 11. 1s. each, delivered his last orders with his usual precision, and in à few minutes afterwards expired without a struggle.➡ Vide Dr. Beatty's Statement, in the Medical Journal for January, 1806. [578 |