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JMILLARD respectfully informs the Nobility and • Families arriving from abroad, &c. his Warehouse pos sesses its accustomed rich supply of Foreign and British arti cles, with everi ptiooof the deices' Ilass4rapery for &owe& use, Foreign Moak =dither Table-11am The mod &biteable article" fee meraingattede, sad @Mkt *els Irma Cambria . of the &et ad bordered Medlar -adell by the piece, fte swab larierle, ad the most Needful imbeds's& in AM* Oen from daps peculiar to the Blase, both long and mesa deg* printed Chintz and other =afor the DrawbremeasAleds, Cois, Sofa-covers, its. lms, Mans, and ambries t of new and Unique DO ; tbp sleekest India Min for .lensen's Cravats, and Ladies wear, from the Osodpay's selesovith a variety of curi ous India articles, Ivory Few Cold and Sher Muslim and Urbane, improved Irish Lbws awl lee Illusegosa.of the new bleach, wirraated, and whisk ere NM at mow igitsmse sively. India long elota Qistn. s al=eg, Fe y Who . reign Late and Veils. , lkt. by the piece or demy, are at. the whams& Oa ea snide without deviation. Chews of Few* Wks, &c. arriving from India, and to past with India Illtawis. will receive their Idgilost value A CAUTION TO MOTHER& AT a critical Season, like the preieut, when Chil dress ire Teething, the mutest attention ought to be paid them, particularly as the Masks and Chin.cough are so preva lent. *lf the bskssion of the gums comes with any other disor der, very few fitionsussover. Mothers ought never to be with out chi AMRBICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the Nursery, for if a child wakes in the night with pains in its gums, this va limbic Medicine applied will immediately open the pores, heal the gums, and thereby prevent fevers' of couviibions, for should k come is competition with say other disorder, it often destroys 'the mother's brighaest hopes. Parents who' may be dubious of the virtues of the Soothing Syrup, may refer to the difersossases that have appeared in the Newspapers foi the* last tea years. • Ores Mrs. Joining hat appropriated. ond'bAur twice a week, vie. from Nine to Ten o'clock on Tuesdiy and Saturday Mora ine, to ere pow, who have Children deleted in cutting their Teeth, by Jorioging a letter from a houiekeeper, that the Mo ther is a real objects' &kitty. has made it so universally known in ablest every family where there are young children, Mrs. J. hopes se great a charity will not be abused, as it is out of her private purse.* To be had of the Proprietors, 'pluton and WiMants, No. Os, their N ew masetreet,. Oafeed-street, Lbodos ; aod,by meet, of allthepriecipal Medicine Voider* in Tows and try, at Is. Pd. per Bottle; N. B. Be sure, to ask for Jalousie aid Soothing Syrup. CORDIAL BALK OP GILEAD. LADIES of cold, acrid, or bilious habit of body, affected with Languor, Heed-ach, or Hysterical Affections, cahoot WO mourns to a snore salutary remedy than the Cat mat BALM flit Gams To Gentian= *ant the But or Wen bulks, the ileduajaws:Lblie seminaries, or those whose or nodose melte life, this inadicine bpi effected woe derful cites is cases of ry,origisitiog trail beat of client or relaxations from jamas hadiarridens, aid the effects of ' tease eprffsdlies a sPody or boo** _ -,L,zetuzi ' )kg_eJ PLICZ SEVEN-P.ENCR. LQNDON INSTITUTION. IVOTItIi 1841EREBY GIVEN., That the NEW BUiLDING will be OPEN for tits Use of Proprietors and Subscribers, on Visantrauor next, tbe !Ist brunt. ROBERT STEVRNS, Hon. Secretary. THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION. Our Readers may recollect that several curious spe culations appeared some months ago, upon the causes of the crimson colour of the snow, which was observe,d by the Northern Expedition. The following extracts from Captain Ross's work, may help to explain this singular phenomenon : August 17.—We discovered that the snow on the face of the cliffs presented an appearance both novel and iatetesting, being apparently stained, or covered by some substance, which gave it a deep crimson colour. Many conjectures were afloat concerning the cause of this appearance; it was atosuaadoternlined it could not he the dung of birds, for thousands of /hese. of various descriptions, were seen repeatedly sizing on the ice and the snow,. but without produc ing any such effects. • " At .2 P.M. it fell nearly calm, and I sent a boat with Mr. Ross, Midshipman, and Mr. Bei , erley, Assis tant-Siirgeon, and a party, to bring off some of the snow, and to make what remaks they could on the circumstances attending it, as also to procure speci mens of the animal, vegetable, and mineral kingdoms, and to ascertain if this pan of the country was inha bited. They found that the snow was penetrated even down to the rock, in many places.to a depth of ten or twelve feet, by the colouring matter, and that it had the appearance of having been a long time in that state. The boat returned at seven, with a quantity of the snow, together with specimens of the vegeta , tion, and of the rocks; the snow was immediately examined by a microscope, magnifying 110 times, and the substance appeared to consist of particles like a very minute round seed, which were exactly of the same size, and of a deep red colour ; on some of the particles a small dark speck was seen. It was the ge neral opinion of the Officers who examined it by the microscope, that it must be vegetable; and this opi nion seemed to gain strength by the natu-- of the places where it was found ; these were the sides of hills about 600 feet high, on the tops of which was seen vegetation of yellowish green and reddish brown colours.' The extent of these cliffs was about eight miles; behind them, at a considerable distance, high mountains were seen, but the snow which covered these was not colbureCt In the evening I caused some of the snow to be dissolved and bottled, when the water had the aprarance of muddy port wine: in a few hours it deposited a sediment, which was exa mined by the microscope ; some of it was. limited, and found to be composed wholly of red matter: when applied to paper, it produced a colour nearest to Indian red. It was preserved in three states ; viz. ,dissolved and bottled, the sediment bottled, and the sediment dried : these have been examined since our return to this country, and various opinions given concerning it; but Dr. Wollaston seems to concur in that we originally had, of its being a vegetable sub stani.ei produced on the mountain immediately above it. It cannot .be • a marine production, as in several parts we saw it at least six miles from the sea, but al ways on the face or near the foot of a mountain." We now copy the Doctor's own words : " With respect tO the exact origin of that substance which gives redness to the snow, I apptehendwe may not he able to give a decided opinion, for west of sufficient knowledge of the productions of those re lions in which it was found bht, from all the circum likances of its appearance, and of the substances which accompany it, I am strongly . inclined to think it to be of vegetable origin. The red matter itself consists.of minute globules from I,loooth to 1 ,90 00 th of an inch in diameter; I believe their coat to be colourless, and that the redness belongs wholly to the contents, which seem to be of an oily nature and not soluble in water, but soluble in rectified spirits of wine; when the lo bules are highly magnified, and seen with sufficient light, they appear internally subdivided into about eight or ten cells They bear to be dried bythe heat of boiling water, without loss-of colour. By destne tire distillation, they yield a fetid oil, accompanied with ammonia, which might lead to the supposition that they are of animal origin; but since the seeds of various plants also yield this product, and since the leaves of Fuci also yield ammonia by distillation, I do 'not discover any thing in the globules themselves which shows distinctly from what source they wore derived. -4 find, however, along with them, .a small.por tion of A cellular substance, which not only has,these 'globules adherent to its surface, but also contained in its interior ; and this substance, which I must theiefore consider as of the same origin with them, decidedly - . . - ...- • • _ A . ).•o'.' 0- i. ..•::.;. 74: . .. . (~..: ~.., 1.1. r li ri 4 •;. .... • ‘ .l • ..; ..4.• "=.0.. 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Solomon, layerlinols" mileaalli °Saha • to a ash , as soon . Of whom may ababe had. by the apse Author, Of whom may also be bad, the misSeatMl ANTI - as' it is heated to redness. The fi rst conception I :clime:ions of the Cru- ..,_ 1 .. . Sacild tmi Dr .b... amas ; dike/ Intended for Young Perimm Th e GENES, or S OLOMON'S Ditorskwithost_ _nrcUrrt or agY formed as to their nature was, that they might be the Femoral and Inguinal niched Engravings by Eighteenth with adoni, pike is. ks beards, or de- deleterious previrationVwhldi Mimi la the highest estimatke ~,down of ain m ate specips of shrimps, which is known and all .41'1*de:a . tiiy, Esq. B y R o b ert 'patly printed in a pocket aoftune,*ith a Portfait of Mrs . Mee, Au the cure of the marry, allatabil•Proefs , _ _ .. . . ..., ._ almost animus assec te n bi w c w ag gnaw , rou e, to abound in those seas, pd which might be devour- s,. ad. in beim& r jd urg s e : rg n e s ry o : B, l T d r ii i Pri d e " Strict on tbAhlodern System cd Yeenalaildwadas• r almost impatindble, in Ads —the best *abide:its ed by the myriads of v4ter-fowl observed there, and two yob. Twelfth ,400141 a, Face lits. in boards.. .. ... ~ rat . than bower boaP i teoverad•fac, tlifi dangerous Wawa mgr. voided with their dun g; r e t d ,. in that case, they should of the Malaysia , . ,____.l sw,r,e_e_W_ltl ikic b t , ie r itkkau k n kt° " 14 ' 4 • • undoubtedly be roan& trt • with the ezuvie of those alive Forgery, founded ► 03::113"ughts ors t k* l.Tr kt . l 9_l! • _, ._ ma AL.. General Sot= ;=a an zmitnate Off the _ UP ate mom myna. - of Diseased Structuus t —— - p ee -._ •___.s.. , -,-:•, 0-,... ~ ,--.2--1---A.s--.1.-....5... o i st 2:sodidist,' tem te the 2e , rvcs ' animals, which is tier the Net, but they are found ac- AlLin, Fellow o f the rasidoname Iv 9 'I L 3 " I' m "' . ' ''''' .... . ' l/I " l "" w w w " . .. prise iii i i ff ee l. " . .i n a i . *oily bottle for *. an "companied solely by substa,nees. in one 6f 4, Hints towards ambit the Cleratear of la Telma t and Edinburgh. Ste. tae ~,,I s. Fourth yiro l o s ee 140 , 4 , 0 4_, , ,, „ l A. , o „. 'l t air& Vise !or* "Erial• 80_116102_4 which they are actually coptonp3. If they arefrom e completed in Th ree 111 3! ecelebs in Searched a wire. In twovds. lamysir my. • ' atagr a tell ill 011 icamP•d iwi rka ". ?mot"' the sea, there seems no liMlt Nit the quantity ifitt may Ire and Treatment uf sloe. price 12.• is best . ; _ Ilre - • - • N ts i tora dne,'i ut i i, sihir; n idik On* be carried t 6 land, by it con seit and telcileit4vied ; s. Practical Piety. mon web. Tug teat" • - elle .. •• • =NM& rd to it which may he ia s. • . • • falAndfallsund no limit to •the period dun •wjticli theysietisave , 1 Ay-re, P. Ilkinhar 'T . : ' 1 1.. • accumulated, . Sinee they'irou ain frill ?Mir to Irgh ; One of the Phyd- 7, ( " di. • Mitr i k. ' ' 11 " ""*"' 1 / 4 1k. - • a;le - ' ••swe' •1 ..,. - - M... •)culik* =Xi' is. lo boards. • :.• ,- • ''" • ~,r j • - '— • • -1,, 7 ,14:L t * i . t .1.....:: • ~_. year, unslimiaisbed .by .'the of elittuktid Shine rarklan wt— e a the teal Pig : W,, : ..? •' • ' ' ' 2 ` -.4 ht 4.1, - c Ittlaiorits, l'"1:1311 in Chliinar7 w ; A . :ik tk ' e ' iik • Pi ° . ' -"Wr '' ':''- " flaliaaall :... .• .: '11 ,14 .. ' - 714. boar 4 istry. By W. Hoary, ~_•___, ••• • a. 410Wela diet HaPPloolf •ft. • . . wilre-le.. , 111 . 1 8 0 fto e ft - , " r ", ~i „ ,6„. • 'ilfaca 43A r formation does not - enable tritottaite td littrilofte. corrected and enlarge 4; rwmnter ul ",,,,, Pria r l a . *malt •-g x . 'lt- ' alr;•" •- - •.. AgEk , ' .5... 0 ' - i 4 S' `.'it In '''' 1 -7 7- 14. - ‘ 1 US ts tory conclusion ; and can bisly . l33o4= tiax iii'lt- it•s• and llftuireted ir,... • - .l 4ee. •yr 11, ' ,1 . • r " I . '-'4 ' D.O ' • '. • ' YWoir4:-- 1 .4 . .4, -- •---.."- - -. - Av-t4 . , ~ IL as. boards. . ' !":. • ' ma i eamrs may hive an opportunity:6E' . ' odes •►' '''' '''' - ',. 7 6 ' ` 4l " .••.' ' • ' ..•- ' .' .. 'to elucidate's° cutious 3 t - w ?` , ..t; • . poepotia Is *. .0-- - ,0i5.,(6-si. A t " A. ~: . stst i ix ~m. , , pr! , 1 •i a ,!.- troll p . , . . irra foam of Galt , e'l `• • •''. • % yid , 76. boards. , .. Lo .•