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Practical Cafes and Obfervations in Surgery. By Dale Ingram. Clarke. 53. An Effay concerning the Effects of Air on human Bodies. By John Arbuth not, M. D. pr. 6s. Tonfon. [The reßt in our sext.] The LONDON MAGAZINE T.Davies Or GENTLEMAN's Monthly Intelligencer. For MARCH, 1751. To be Continued. (Price Six-Pence each Month.) Containing, (Greater Variety, and more in Quantity, than any Monthly Book of the jame Price.) I. An Account of the Mafque of Alfred. IV. Letter to the Vice-Chancellor of Oxford. VII. The JOURNAL of a Learned and Political CLUB, &c. continued: Containing the SPEECHES of T. Sempronius Gracchus, Cn. Fulvius, C. Trebonius, and C. Salonius, on the Question concerning the Staff Officers, &c. VIII. Of general Naturalization Bills. XI. A Supplement to the OEconomy of Humn Life. XII. Mifchiefs of our publick Diverfions, XV. Remonftrance against Spirituous Li quors. XVI. The Voyage of Life, from the Rambler. XIX. Extracts from the Scribleriad. XIX. Account of the Death of his Royal Highnels the Prince of Wales, his Iffue, Opinion of the Physicians and Surgeons of the Distemper that occafioned his Death; the Mourning for him, &c. XXI. POETRY: Prologue and Epilogue to Alfred; Elegy written in a Country Church-Yard; to Mifs Py H—; occafional Prologue and Epilogue to Othello; a Song; Advice to a young Lady; the Gin- Drinker, a Picture ; the Heroines; on a Lady's Birth-Day; the Rover, a new Song fet to Mufick, &c. XXII. The MONTHLY CHRONOLOGER XXIV. Prices of Stocks for each Day, With a New and Accurate MAP of STAFFORDSHIRE ; and a Beautiful Viżw of RICHMOND HILL, in SURREY, netiy Engraved. MULTUM IN PARVO. LONDON: Printed for R. BALDWIN, jun. at the Rofe in Pater-Nofter-Row. Of whom may be had, compleat Sets from the Beginning to this Time, nearly Bound, or Stitch'd, or any fingle Month to compleat Sets. A CONTENT S. N account of the mafque of Alfred 99 Some thoughts on naturalization bills 101 Cafe of the Carthaginians and their foreign troops A hint to the news-publishers 102 ibid. A defcription of the county of Stafford 103 Litchfield and Stafford defcribed ibid. Newcastle under Line, Tamworth, and the other market-towns 104 Of street-walkers and bawdy-houses, be ing a neceffary fupplement to justice Fielding's Inquiry into the causes of the late increase of robbers, &c. How the rich are in great meafure answer 128 129 able for the vices of the poor Mifchiefs of our publick diverfions 130 Extracts from the Scribleriad - 130, 131 How the ladies may avail themselves of the alteration of the ftile POETRY. The Rover, a new fung fet to 132 133 ibid Seffions at the Old. Bailey ibid. Acts paffed ibid. General court of the Bank ibid. Death of his royal highness the prince of ibid. ibid. Acts paffed by commiffion Manner of creating a prince of Wales 139 Cafe of the Black Prince and his fon Richard ibid. ibid. His majesty's anfwer to the lords and commons addreffes of condolence Malefactors execnted 140 ibid. Mourning for his royal highness ibid. Opinion of the phyficians and furgeons of the diftemper that occafioned the death of the prince Ecclefiaftical Preferments ibid. Marriages and births 141 Deaths ib.d. 125 ibid. A queflion in furveying propofed and an. 127 FOREIGN AFFAIRS The arithmetical questions must be deferred to our next, when we shall also give the second letter on the pope's bull; and shall pay a due regard to the two pieces we have received fince, as alfa 19 our chanting correspondent. The 1ft pfalm, the verfes on woman, the epiftle to a friend, the Temarks on a late new comedy, and feveral other pieces, shall not be forgotten. |