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ART. III. Case in which Larvæ were voided with the Urine, with an En-

graving-Of Poisoning by Foxglove and Corrosive Sublimate.

Remarks on Enlargement of the Heart. By William Henry, M.D. 146

IV. Case of Deformity of the Face and Throat from Burning. By

Mr G. N. Hill, (with an Engraving,)

154

V. On Inhaling the Smoke of Datura in Asthma. By T. Christie,
M. D.

158

VI. Case of Fungus Hæmatodes. By Mr R. McKechnie,

VII. Case of Splenitis Acutus. By Mr Cullen,

160

169

VIII. Fatal Effects of Eau Medicinale. By Mr John Ring,

IX. Observations on Dysentery, and the good Effects of Mercury in

ít,

171

172

X. Case of Rupture of the Lungs in Parturition. By Mr W. Balfour, 174

XI. Case of Fluor Albus cured by Tincture of Cantharides. By Mr

G. Forbes,

176

XII. Case of Suppression of Urine. By Mr Hamilton Baillie,

XIII. History of Three Persons nearly suffocated from Coal Vapour.

By David King, M. D.

178

180

Medical Extracts. No. V.-Extracts from Dr Beddoes's Com-

mon-place Books,

184

No. XXVII.

ART. I. Cases of Ruptured Spleen and Liver by External Injury, with Re-

marks. By C. Chisholm, M. D. F. R. S. &c.

257

II. Case of Erythema Mercuriale. By Mr Andrew Ramsay, Bengal, 269

III. Analysis of the Cactus Coccinillifer. By John Bostock, M. D. 274

IV. Case of Asthma cured by Smoking the Datura Stramonium. By

Mr William English,

V. Reply to the "Inquiry into the Exactness of some Statements

made by Messrs Nagle and Wilson, Naval Surgeons, respecting

their extraordinary success in the treatment of Yellow Fever.'

By Mr J. Wilson,

VI. A Case of Purulent Ophthalmia,

VII. Notes on Diabetes Mellitus, as it occurs in Ceylon. By Thomas

Christie, M. D.

VIII. Cases of Tic Douloureux cured by Arsenic; Tumours of the

Tongue cured by Mercury; recovery from an excessive dose of

Laudanum; and Observations on Herpes of the Prepuce. By

Mr Robert M'Kechnie,

277

280

283

285

299

IX. Case of Diabetes treated by Blood-letting. By Mr M'Keur,

X. Facts and Observations on Burns. By Mr Robert Lyall,

XI. Observations on the Use of the Eau Medicinale, and of Magnesia,

in the Cure of Gout. By Mr B. G. Burroughs,

XII. History of three cases of considerable Effusion of Blood, from

local injury, to shew the utility of making a free incision to al-

low of its removal. By Mr George Langstaff,

XIII. Cases of Hæmatemesis, connected with the discharge of Larvæ by

Stool. By John Chichester, M. D.

310

313

317

323

326

The Inquirer. No XXII.-What are Facts, and the best authen-

ticated Opinions concerning Diabetes?

328

No. XXVIII.

ART. I. Cases of Pulmonary Consumption, treated by regulated Tempe

rature. By Isaac Buxton, M. D.

285

ART.

ART. II. On the use of the Couching-Needle in Infants of a few Months
old. By Mr Benjamin Gibson,

III. Cases of Strangulated Hernia, with Remarks. By Mr Edward
Geoghegan,

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394

400

IV. Case of Obliteration of the Internal Jugular Vein. By Mr Wil-
liam Lardner, (with an Engraving,)

407

V. Cases of Variolous Inoculation after Vaccination, with Observa-
tions. By Mr James Bryce,

410

417

VI. Observations on Tropical Nyctalopia. By Mr John Forbes,
VII. An Essay upon Cinchonin, and its influence upon the virtue of
Peruvian Bark, and other Barks. By Bernardinus Anthony
Gomes,
VIII. Report presented to the Royal College of Physicians of Edin-
burgh on the Epidemics of Edinburgh during 1810, &c. By
Andrew Duncan, sen. M. D. and P.

IX. Case of severe Affection of the Stomach, from the external
application of Muriate of Mercury. By Charles Anderson,
M.D.

Medical Extracts.-No. VI. Linnæus's Tour in Lapland,

420

431

437

439

CRITICAL ANALYSIS.

No. XXV.

ART. I. Des Erreurs Populaires relatives à la Médecine, Par M. Richer-

and,

II. Corvisart sur les Maladies du Cœur,

64

Auctore G. F. Jaeger,

III. Dissertatio Inauguralis de Effectibus Arsenici in varios Organis-

mos, &c.

68

80

IV. Nouvelles Experiences sur les Contre-Poisons de l'Arsenic. Par

Casimir Renault,

89

V. A Catalogue of Indian Medicinal Plants and Drugs. By John

Fleming, M. D.

93

VI. Outlines for a New System of the Practice of Physic and Me-

dical Surgery. By Richard Reece, M. D.

101

VII. Cases of Organic Diseases of the Heart, with Dissections. By

J. E. Warren, M. D.

VIII. A Commentary on the Treatment of Ruptures, particularly in a

state of Strangulation. By Mr Edward Geoghegan,

111

No XXVI.

ART. I. Facts and Opinions concerning Diabetes. By John Latham, M.D. 194

II. Empirical Pamphlets,

III. On Insanity, &c. By William Saunders Hallaran, M. D.

IV. A Dissertation on Insanity. By William Black, M. D.

211

218

220

V. A Practical Treatise on Tinea Capitis Contagiosa. By Mr W.

Cooke,

221

VI. Physiologisch-Anthropologisches Lehrbuck, &c. Von L. H. Wag-

ner,

223

VII. Abhandlung ueber den Kinnbackenkrampf neugeborner Kinder,

&c. Von Joseph Schneider,

225

VIII. Medical Histories and Reflections. By John Ferriar, M. D.

IX. On the Effects of Carbonate of Iron in Cancer. By Mr R. Car-

226

michael,

232

No.

No. XXVII.

ART. I. Some Observations upon Diseases, chiefly as they occur in Sicily.

By William Irvine, M. D..

II. Consultations de Médecine, de M. Barthez, Médecin de sa Ma-

jesté l'Empereur, &c.

III. Illustrations of Madness, &c. By Mr John Haslam,

IV. Observations on the Effects of Magnesia, &c. By Mr W. T.

Brande. On Cystic Oxide, a new species of Urinary Calculus.

By Wm. Hyde Wollaston, M. D.

Page

353

347

351

354

V. Observations on Luminous Animals. By J. Macartney, Esq. 360

VI. Description of an affection of the Tibia, induced by Fever, &c.

By Mr Thomas Whately,

361

VII. Practical Essay on Cancer. By Mr Christopher Turner Johnson; 363

Vill. An Account of Spina Bifida. By Mr Thomas Verney Okes, 364

IX, Remarks on the Nomenclature of the New London Pharmaco-

pia. By John Bostock, M. D.

X. Observations on the Act for Regulating Mad-houses, &c. By Mr

John Parkinson,

No. XXVIII,

ART. I. A Letter to Dr Jones on the composition of the Eau Medicinale

d'Husson. By James Moore, Member of the Royal College of

Surgeons, &c.

II. The Return to Nature; or, a Defence of the Vegetable Regimen.

By John Frank Newton, Esq.

III-IV. Appendix to a Proposal for a new manner of Cutting for the

Stone, &c. By John Thomson, M. D.

Essay on some of the Stages of the Operation of Cutting for the

Stone. By Charles Brandon Trye, F. R. S.

367

372

449

453

464

ib.

V. The Anatomy of the Human Bones and Nerves, &c. By Alexan-

der Monro, M. D. With Notes and Illustrations. By Jere-

miah Kirby, M. D.

468

Osteologia, or an Anatomical Description of the Human Bones,

VI. A Series of Original Experiments on the Foot of the Living Horse.

By Mr Bracy Clarke,

VII. Pamphlets on Vaccination,

ib.

471

476

Fourth Annual Report of the Nottingham Vaccine Institution,

Deaths from Small-Pox in London,

Society for Relief of Widows and Orphans of Medical Men,

On the Cause of the Red Colour of the Blood,

115

117

118

119

120

121

124

ib.

Clothing of the Army as affecting the health of the Soldiers,

Fever at Gibraltar and Cadiz,

Vaccination in Glasgow,

Abstract of a Plan for Improving the Evidence of Medicine,

Letter from the National Vaccine Board on Small-pox Inoculation,

Report of the Vaccine Institution of Edinburgh for 1810,

Vaccination in Ceylon,

New Publications,

Page

241

244

ib.

247

249

250

251

253

254

ib.

255

256

Note by the Editors in reply to Dr Stock,

No. XXVII.

Quarterly Report of the Carey-Street Dispensary,

378

Table of the Cases of Hernia which occurred in the Hospital of Manchester, 382

Prize-Question of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh,

Prize-Questions proposed by the Harveian Society of Edinburgh for the

years 1811, 12, and 13,