On Monday the 2d of June, a Course of Lectures on Physic and Chemistry, will re-commence at the Laboratory, Whitcomb Street, Leicester Square, at the usual morning hours; viz. Therapeutics at a quarter before eight, the Practice at half after, and the Chemistry at a quarter after nine; by GEORGE PEARSON, M. D. F. R. 9. Senior Physician to St. George's Hospital, &c. The Practice of Vaccination will be taught at the Institution, No. 44, Broad Street, Golden Square, according to the usual plan. Further particulars may be had at St. George's Hospital, or at 52, Leicester Square.

Dr. WILLAN's work on the Cow-pox, which we announced in our last number, will comprize the following sections, the titles of which express the subjects to be considered. 1. On the combined inoculation of the variolous and vaccine fluids. 2. On the characteristics and effects of perfect vaccination. 3. On imperfect vaccination. 4. On the cases of small pox subsequent to vaccina◄ tion. 5. On the cutaneous and glandular diseases imputed to vaccine inoculation. 6. On the chicken-pox and swine-pox. 7. On the inoculation of the chicken pox. 8. On the extermination of the small-pox.The Appendix consists of Letters from Dr. Jenner, and other physicians and surgeons in the principal towns of Great Britain and Ireland.

The Medical Students of St. Thomas's and Guy's Hospitals have presented to Mr. SANDERS, the Demonstrator of Practical Ana tomy, a piece of plate of considerable value, as a testimony of their estimation of his attentions to their improvement.

LIST OF NEW MEDICAL PUBLICATIONS.

A Practical Treatise on the Diseases of the Stomach and of Digestion; including the History and Treatment of those Affections of the Liver and Digestive Organs, which occur to Persons who return from the East or West Indies, with Observations on various Medicines; and particularly on the improper Use of Einetics. By Arthur Daniel Stone, M. D. 8vo. 65.

boards.

A Compendium of the Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology of the Horse, By B. W. Burke. 12s. 6d. boards.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Mr. Chartres's Paper has not been received.

We shall be obliged to Mr. Marson for any important medical cases or facts he may meet with in the course of his practice, but we wish to avoid critical controversy.

Mr. Fogo's answer to Dr. Thomas cannot appear in its present form.

In our next Journal, we hope to be able to add the name of an emi nent Professor, who has undertaken the Foreign Department.

Communications are received from Dr. Bellamy, Dr. Kinglake, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Clement, Mr. Ring. Mr. Bradley, Dr. Kentish, and the Suf folk Society.

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of a Remittent Fever, by T. Sutton,
M. D. 189. Answer to Dr. Mofeley,
containing a Defence of Vaccination, by
John Ring, 191. The Edinburgh Me-
dical Journal, No. 5, 271. Reply to
the Anti-vaccinifts, by James Moore,
283. Letters to Dr. Rowley, by Acu-
leus, 286. Obfervations on Vaccine
Inoculation, by Henry Frafer, M. D.
288. Remarks on the Report of M.
Chaptal, &c. by J. C. Smith, M. D. ib.
Effay on the Diseases incident to Lafcars
by W. Hunter, A. M. 289. Vaccine
Vindice, by R. J. Thornton, M. D.
290. The History and Treatment of
the Diseases of the Teeth, by J. Fox,
371. Reply to Dr. J. C. Smith, by
John Johnstone, M. D. 373. Memoirs
of the Medical Society of London, vol.
vi. 377, 563. Treatife on the Origin,
Progrefs, Prevention, and Treatment of
Confumption, by J. Reid, M. D. 460.
Treatife on the Procefs employed by
Nature in fuppreffing the Hemorrhage
from divided Arteries by J. F. D. Jones,
M. D. 463. Effay on the Effects of
Carbonate of Iron upon Cancer, by R.
Carmichael, 477. A Practical Treatife

Cancer, on the treatment of

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letter to Mr. Home on

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Cantharides in gleet and leucorrhea, on
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Carlifle, Mr. on the muscles of fishes 95
tectures announced
Carmichael on carbonate of iron in cancer

Carpue's Mr. lectures announced
Cayley Dr. on opium in costiveness
Celfus on the morbus cardiacus
Chandler's Mr. cafe of laceration
bladder

cafe of hernia

on various Difeafes of the Abdominal
Vifcera, by C. R. Pemberton, M. D.
481, 573. Notes on the Weft Indies,
&c. by G. Pinckard, M. D. 561. A
Practical Treatife on the Difeafes of the
Stomach, by A. D. Stone, M. D. 576.
BOOKS, NEW MEDICAL ANNOUNCED.
Dr. Reid on Confumption, 96. Mr.
Fox's 2d volume upon the Teeth, ib.
Dr. Rufh's Works, ib. Dr. Hutchinfon
on Ulcers, ib Mr. Saunders's Anatomy
of the Human Ear, 199. Dr. Harrifon
on the State of the Practice of Phyfic,
ib. Mr. Hunt's Anatomical Speculati
ons, ib. Dr. Henderfon's Translation
of M. Cabanis fur la Reforme de la
Medicine, 200. Dr. Trotter on Bilious Chevalier's Mr. account of a new
Indigestion, 214. Dr. Arnold on Infa-
nity, 296. Dr. Adams on Morbid Poi-
fons, ib. Dr. Pinckard's Account of the
Expedition to the West Indies, ib. Dr.
Hamilton on Gout, 391. Mr. Creafer
on the Medical Application of Galva-
nim, 392. Dr. Clarke on Pregnancy,
488. Dr. Willan on the Cow-pox, ib.
Dr. Clarke on the Diseases of the Army,
ib. Mr. Hutchinfon on the Tartrite of
Antimony, ib, Mr. Roy fton on the
Medical Literature of England, 583.
Dr. Beddoes on Confumption, 584.
Boftock Dr. on a ftearoid tumour
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