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MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL REVIEW, No. VIII. for MARCH, 1822, contains, among other important Analyses, Researches on Inflammation of the Brain—Modes of treating Cancer—Sir Astley Cooper's Lectures—ltalian Medi eine—CLirke on Female Diseases—Stevenson on Amaurosis-- Laennec on the Chest—Bell on the Respiratory Nerves—O'Hal loran on Fever—James on Inflammation—Earl on the Urethra —Medico-Chirurgical Transactions--Opiologia--Hydrocepha &c. Ike. &c. The whole consisting of st.'io pages of concen trated Analytical Reviews, peculiarly calculated for. Practitioners in the Country, Colonies, and Public Services. Conducted by JAMES JOHNSON, M.D. Of the Royal College of Physicians of L 6 don. Published Quarterly, price Six Shillings, by Burgess and Hill' Great Windmill-street. - WITH CATON ON DRINTLM, lILLUSTRAT. CASES. 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The following Agents are appointed :—Mr. Atkinson (Whole. sale Agent), 44, Gerard-street, Soho-square; Sanger, 150, and Chridier. 76, Oxford-street; Osttio, 57, and itigge, 55, Band, street; Howell and James, 9, negent-strec. ; Prout,229, Strand; Take, 41, Cornhill ; and most Medicine Venders. To avoid mistakes, the Public are informed, that Mr. Hudson, Cheinist, Haymarket, ha no concern with . the above articles, nor is any grandee, without the Wholesale Apnt's Name and Address is &duet on the label. The Human Hair is an illialtrabk gift elf Nature ; it serves an elm* cueering art the'heekind miskices the beauty of the " !rumen face divine." Yang Ladies and Gen. tktneL ore particularly advised to attend to the arrangement of their Hair, and keep it in order, as the Hair, attended to hi MO is a sere preservative, end ism a stamina for a beautiful Heck of Heir.* This will inevitably be , the case, by using ROWLAND s Usclatis ON., whist eradicates the scurf easy and pleasant, licrfeits It M 4 olit *Moil* grio; strengsbens the Hair so u so *edam beantiteLliewing ado.. and tha. hear smooth and . extract from page 16 of the same Report, where kismated that n might be a matter deserving future consideration, whether some duties might not be adopted for regulating 'the piece of Corn. Here then, he continued, was a most absurd Wen 'latency, to postpone the remedy while distress was at its ut most pitch. Was it possible to conceive anything so prepos terous? In a conversation which be had with a friend a few days 1 ago on this subject, he introduced a simile which he thought per deftly applicable. He said to the Gentleman in question who ISO a Member of the Agricultural Committee this S;ssier, , suppose a physician who had been sent for by a person taken 'dangerottaly ill, were to say to him, 0 You are very bad indeed— Irma are extremely bad—you are in a mewl dangerous state— ca, n scarcely live a week."—" Very true, Sir," answered the , t," lam extremely bad indeed, but I have the fullest re on your skill." "'Yes, that may he," adds the physician, - N but it meet be a matter of future consideration whether arw wady shall be applied or not"—(A laugh). Thus it was with • the agriculturists, but he could not go farther with the simile, Iler be found it impossible to treat in a ludicrous manner a sot. jeet so truly distressing. The Petitioners, in the present in.. stance, urged no unreasonable claim, and they were well aware that they must bear their proportion of the burdens of the coon: Meitim commute with others. They knew that their Lordships [ email met function any retrenchment without first seeing how Ike public credit might be at stake. Their Lordships,in seeking remedy, would find that the best course was to follow the prin , WpLes laid down by their ancestors. ' •He eaw before him the we of a Noble Lord, whose father hail Ion; been dear to him, the late Lord Kenyon, who used to say that at was good "Shire Riper =stigmas . In his opinion nothing but protecting duties could a certain or safe remedy. Under the present circutn- Mantes the foreigner had every advantage, and the home grower owe. We had epee' a mint pf Money, and taxed ourselves to the utmost, for the pArpose . of securing the people of other countries who paid and suffered nothing in return. Without a snfficient protecting duty, foreigners would always be able to undersell us, for they might, if the psoltibitkin was taken ott, bring their corn into the market at thirty-five shillings. He had heard within these few days that a proposition had been made to the Agricultural 'Committee of this year, which (dottier war sollicient to !hew that the person who made it had nothing to do but to take the shortest way along Waterloo Bridge and pro ceed to New Bedlam !—(A laugh). It was fur reducing the 'maximum from 80s. to 671—the consequence of which must be downright ruin to the agriculturists, as the ports being thrown open ..t so low a price, the markets would immediately become glutted to excess. The Noble Lord then proceeded to vindicate the theories of Mr. Webb Hall, which he contended did not go to screw up the price of corn as was falsely suppesede and after some other observations, the Noble Lord concluded, by stating that be was anxious to say this much on a subject Al which the best interests of the country were vitally concerned.— The Petitions were read, and ordered to lie on the table—Their Lordships then adjourned. - . lIOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. CURTRI* moved for several Returns relating to Bark imported into this country, for the years subsequent to 1819. Orden d. Mr. LOCKHART presented a Petition from certain Occu piers of Land at Doncaster ; and another from pccupiers of Land in Dorsetshire, complaining of agricultural distress, and praying for protecting duties.-,Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. CUR WEN presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of Wigton, in Cumberland, praying for a revision of the Criminal Code.—The Petition, after a few words from Mr. CUZWSX bi its support, was orde red to lie on the table. Mr. LOCKHART gave notice, that on the 16th instant be should move for leive to bring in a Bill to facilitate the recovery of the possession of small Tenements held over by Tenants after the expiration of their terms. The Sugar Duties Bill, the Exchequer Bills Bill, and the Transfer of Aids Bill, were read a third time and passed. Mr. Alderman WOOD brought up the Report of the Cons. mince appointed to consider eke Petition of the City of London, respecting the repair of London Bridge. Mr. HOLME SUMNER objected to the course taken by the City on this occasion. He had no doubt he should be in structed to mine fur a Bill to take down the present Bridge, and build another. Sir F. OMMANEY spoke a few words bar support of the observation of Mr. H. Sumner..—Leave was tlicsi given for hinging in a Bill to repair the Bridge. • Mr. CHETWYND gave notice, that on Tuesday next he should move for leave to bring in a Bill for more effectually enforcing the Laws against Beggars, and for giving additional powers to. Vagistrates for that purpose. The Mirquls of LONDONDERRY, in the absence, from indisposition, of his Right Hon. Friend (the Chancellor of the Eache j uer), postponed until Thursday next his Right lion. Friends notice respecting the Superannuation Bill. He would here observe, that there was a notice of the Hon. Member far Aberdeen on the books, respecting some Accounts relative to the Consolidated Fund. The information required by the Hon. Member would be detailed in the measure about to be proposed by his Right Hon. Friend. The Honourable Member would probably, therefore, not object to his motion going off for the present, as it woul d obvious that he might revive it, if the in formation alluded to should not be satisfactory. The Repoh of the Committee of Supply upon the Navy Esti mates was brought up by Mr. Plumose, and agreed to. On the motion of Mr. CROViII, leave was given to bring in a Bill for regulating his Majesty's Marine Forces on shore. Sir Id. W. RI DLEY moved for a Return of the Rental of the several Estates belonging to .Greenwich Hospital, and of all sums expendid or allowed for the Repairs thereof, and a Return of the number of Agents employed in the management of those estates, with the amount of the several 'Walks ; and also a Re torts of the number of peewee holding oboes in t he Hospital, stating whether any, and which of those offices were @seem .4 by Depudei ; the amount of the Wary fur each office; and stating also whether any of such oilleers held any ether office, with the amount of the salary attached to the same.—Oidenni. . ACTIOI44I AGIAINs:r IiUNAREDS• tio ' n notice, rout to move for leave the &coven of small Claims , Damage done by Rioter. The would be quite suiliciset for hint proceedings which hpri taken place 'ear ; and be tiene so, he ion to offit atile*rword in Spring &ohne 11 sedans were s amounting altogether to depi. . 1 . .. ...r .. 7.... P 03 1. 1 11 1 .4WW1N. *MP Wry •••••• INTR. ...... ••••••••••• +gm.. Poor* ki floe. 41s Oa ,jendcr• tk et. lookillabia oefatoent truly Mr. DIM tilt) N, put suant to nuik elepat and boauWol3 tote litho only prep a y on tbat really pep- to Wring In a Bill for facilitating the seams nutritiout virtual fbr that purpos6 ItS Itseittrnable vie- against Hundreds, in respect of Danu tees have gained% thes:age ol ble Bo ßeni Mighnses the Duite Ilion. Member stated, AP k would of Snow% their in IMajesiiioSire Avitimir Ant Repress to inform the House of Proct'edk al gnosis, and* .. of 2440 38 ~ , . in the count of Surrey lot year / Particular minion la,4oMarLiti. .. . ; ..,. hot. thought he should not have occasion .Ili_ is iilia•d k1it*4 1 , 1 41‘.4:, ir kg ‘, . ' ‘-' ' . or peppered his motion. At the Sprint LlThydittelet, MWMOINONL SW • ,„, brought to trial to recover sums am