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(To be continued Qaar telly), No. I, of TilE LONDON MEDICAL REVIEW ; t. Fain oriktiista j Ist. ti. Teeth on Ophthalmia. s. Cooper an Creed enif gonna, with two explanatory Plates. 4. Pied 1=4% S. Wil son's Essay oa Fever. 6. Ardreaa's On the Application &laser Gestic to !crickets ht the Urethra. 7. Admits's Olearaidions ea Ms* Poleast. e. Bette* es the fteterte of Phensiteended Phersandatere. te. A ens piste List of the Medical mad Odrorgical Pahlications of the Qaorter. Pr r e r e r s i di on fur Lotupeam, Head, is., and Orate, Pater oeetee.row , and Careen and Davies, Strand. The 4.l l, iett of this publication is to analyse and criticise valeta of prinewy iluportoace in Medicine, Surrey,. sad dal collateral Au staple discussion of controversial subjects, and the te.nisent iulroduction of origiaelaearier, will form its peciiii-tr character. The necetity of seek a work is °belong ; ice etitity will tie proportioned to the ability of ice execution—its twits mast be dew& luiliett by time. E-ich cumber will cortalts a correct Let of the Medical Publications lathe preceding quarter. IMP E 1.1 L PARLLIMENT. ROME OF LORDS, Pis. 4. MR. JEFFERSON'S MESSAGE TO CONCRESS. Load GRENVILLE rose for the purpose of offering a motion, to which he pre,liimed liis Majesty't Ministers neither had uur could have objections. It was noi.ecessary for bin to tres pess on their Lordships' time by any general discussion of the nature of the relations ex isting between this country and America, or of the probable effect which the late measures of Achninistattioo were calenlati d to produee in the intercourse between the two countries. Still . he felt it his duty to offer a few prelinsimsy °beer ' ration* upon a to pic so import:eat to the interests and prosperity o f Great &null:. It was with rc gret that he had beard, from the commenication made by His Majesty to Parliament, that the Presi dent of the United States of America had refused to ratify the Treaty signed and executed by the Plenipotentiaries of both nations. To the spirit, the candour. and the sincerity in %hien that nego ciation was reciprocally conducted, he could bear the strictest testimony. It aas a negociation avowedly and advisedly conducted with the sale., tary view of preeerving those terms of mutual friendship and amity, which it was the mutual anti essential interests of Loth countries to uphold. If such a feeling existed at that moment, so proper and so justified,him nriteriaily was its propriety en hanced at this period, when, to speak without metaphor, with the exc....Sion of this neutral coun try, the whole world was" arrayed in hostility against us. In such a state of things, he impressed upon those entrusted with the concerns of this em pire, to leiter nothing untried, in the way of ar rangement, of explanation, of sincere and distinct understanding, to prevent the melancholy effect of hostility with America. Before that country was added to the dismal and numerous catalogue of our enernies--eanela prim rentenda--every thing should be attempted to prevent such an unfor tunate alternative. Therefore it was that he wished the House to pause before it assented to the adep- tion of those Orders of Council which were radically inconsistent with the provisions of that treaty not yet constitutionally rejected by the House of Con gress. He then moved "That au humble Address be presented to His Majesty. that ke would be pleased to order to be laid before that House any official . communication-received by Ws Govern ment, relative to the Message of the President of the United States of America to Congress." Lord lIAWKESBURY expressed his disincli nation to oppose the motion ; nor should he be provoked by the Noble Baron ii.to any discussion of measures which would, in due ti:ne, be submit ted to the consideration of Parliament. The motion was put and carried: and Lord GRENVILLE, unwilling to take the Noble Lord by surprise, gave notice of his intention to move for further Papers relating to any communication lie , Le the visßritish Ambassador iu America. and Lis own government, on that wtbjeet. The motion of Lord AUCKLAND, for tl,e prnductiou of the Declaration of the British Pleni potentiaries, war opposed by Lord HAWKES BURY, on the ground of informality, and nega tived: r vat be ptiblislioMp ottani, goint M. Tililityi!sittiLe sm ia Ova Yalta( Octavo, writttiasa TLia day is pisibball, to Oatt Volume Ctrarto, sr:Ee Ps Lord of the l'l - LOCEEDINI iS bribe . * tiler ~. . Ortioaras, b beards, e thi r cOMmiTTEIr s ' t aii :Bll a cox- 4. 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Contests :—lllufraphy—the ram Arts--Gereral eissi—Miseellaneess 'Matter—s Review el Daubs seil Hufie tam (ie . psirately paged and spieudialy . ealhellislo;d) of the most poprlar .isgloh Plays, scr.wapanied with tiloreclotes and Aonotatious, Biographical, Explanatory, Critscad„ and Dramatic. The Engraving(' are saiverwally allowed to be superior is Miura giuris in any estant Periodical Work. Twu appear is etch Ilausbcr, with ninety-six pairs of letter-press. Portraits already given--Elliston au the Dale ha the Henry-Slows tienderia as Marloth. Morton, the Dia. Writer. Mrs. Pritchard, in Lady :Macbeth tiers, the . Mrs. W...ffingtoo. Mrs. Opie. Beaumont. Prier H mum, Eaq. Ana Catky. Quick. IVoodward. Hayky, the Peet. Fletcher. Cortese, the Comedian. Nell Gaye. Willis. Milton. Mrs. Shaky. Booth. Stetter too. Sufi. Eograved hy Hopwood, Cook, Freeman, Driss, Woodman, him said other susisest Artists. Portraits hi Pland.—Bee Johnsen and Quin (bon me tnitited Original Shaispeare. Dryden. Soo- W)eticriey Ad,:isols. Steele. Otway. Bowe. t•.bber. Powell in Kin John , fro(' as original Painting by ;lurtimtv.) Mrs. Oldfield. Mrs. Cihher humble. Paw 1, :1. Mrs. Diatom: sad ram distinguished Lit Parsiris, Actors, Dratu.dists, Kuliciacs, Artists, sod Ports. Undoa Published by Mathews sod Leigh, IS, Strad, and to be had of ad Bookscdtas sad Pabitibart thraighert the Linetaut. TRENCH DECREE. LordHOLLAN 11 rose, in pursuanceof his notice, to move for the praline:ion of the papers relating to the corrrsrontlenee that hall taken place between His Majesty's Ministers, and the Government of the Untied States of America. His intention in moving for these papers, he observed, was to obtain the explanation of the real intention of the Decree of the French Government respeitiug America, This would necessarily discover to us, whether in the adoption of the sygtem we had recourse to. the interest. of this country had been consulted,and her character among nations preserved. For his part, he bad every reason to believe, that we had far exceed ed the French in the race of violence anti iiijnstice, and finally bad compelled America to reset to those measure., which have so justly excited alarm. Whatever had been the coodoct pursued. he Ivan satisfied the best exculpation of it, if criminal, or defence, if just, wonl- 1 consist in apprising the country of the act:v.lso , es of Administration, and pmdueing to the public all the pepsin relating to that transaction. ING. Fier WRI- Sews- LitTritry, • the variative, v alit► work male. Treat external Lord HAWKESBURY was anxious to ant e the public of his re...shrives to 'grant the pl. in cuestion, and was satisfied they would he • It more serviceable to the Miuistty. than is lose who were anxious to itnpeuch their conduct. The motion was then put and tairrica„. • lad GIrEY rose to lartidat the pulite'had induced to accredit an allegation made, either .!rough ignorance or malice, to :Awl Howes .4 Pa r fiament, tending to impeach the conduct of hate Ministry in the most delicate point. He this a duty owing is himself, and his late Col in office, p rincipally as it reflected at til t *, it of the Giiernment of dna country, a n d neceisary impli, anon of the late Mira, re itt eyes of Europe and poate-ity, in the disgra ce . 'td humiliating i :ea that they had contribuf4 it misconduct sod injustice to the deplorable 1 _tern in which the world at the present day is ,vo've.l. He alluded to a charge wade oxid e * t ol having intended, by the Lttack of the Das. Asti, and the taking of' Ale, aisdria to procure the surrender of the Turkish tier 1 , in ' defiaace of all existing treaties of peace, a .d the I An“ of Na.. ' titans. He, therefore, gave notice, he would, e t f some earlyopportuaity,move the House for the pro. auction of all the correspondence that had taken • place, as well as instructions and orders given ts, . the Ambassador and Officers of the Expedition, for the regulation of their conduct. The Bishe;) of BANGOR moved the Order of the Day for the second reading of the Bill for the • rit of the Curates' Suspension Bill. e Earl of LAUDERDALE complained of the grievanies the Clergy 'mast necessaily it s-ur by the instttotioa of this species of post facto law, which wtnt to deprive them of the benefits they reeeived f con the situations they might hotel, withoutefiering to them any remuneration i u re . turn.. He was surprised the Bill, which • non was about to be repealed, had met with no ooporitirot whatever iu its course' through the House lost Session. though it had given lately ao tench di.se tisfaitiou to th- Lenard Prelates oppoite. tie hoped ties would Ile induced to let the bill expire, as it naturally would,.in a few days after the pio seot Session of Prudifi.nent. The Witt) CILY;I:C'ELI.OR stated the i ir cumsttrices under which the present Bill hod be brought into the Home, • and wished the Hitt** ' %amid consent to let the 11.11 ex..irit •n•.t orally. The. Archbishop of CA SCIEItiSU Rl', ill a west. • spetcb, enured into the tendency and the portico- tars of the 1141, as affecting the r. K ht of patronage and the interests of the resadent Clergy, wed •./N -pressed Ilia **loam wish that the Bill now existing should be repealed. The Deke r f Norfolk, and' Lords Sidertuth; Grenville, and Rodearfale. spoke also a new ..." da on the. ex tens!. of permitting the present Kll to re,nain is force, wh•tc.:-. was combated by the Bishop of Baus s ir.• Some exile/ stion then took pier*, between, th e Le a rned Prelate, and the Lori Chan cellor, whim the Bill was remitted, witheot di vnion, to he iced a - second time, and ordered to he printed for committal. , .. Lord GItENVILLE, in the absence of his robia Friend (Auckland, gave notice of that Noble Lord's intention to move, on Monday !reek. , instead of Friday, for the Papers relating to the inerican,Treaty. I Earl GEAV iefonOilld the Hance he spaniel tnake his motion, for information rennet-time the &flair of the Darianelles, on Tiruraday next.-- .1101:SB commoNg. Mr. Wharton breastit tip the Report of the Committee of Ways and ML ma, which was agreed to, sad Bills ordered Mr. dine obtained leave to bring in a Pill to amend the Act for r,guleting the Offiel of Tres:sorer of the harry. Mr. SWAN gas: mitiee that he would to-morrow ape fo. leave to postpone the eenrl.yn 'Election' 'Ballot. On tins slotted of Mr. ROlif, the Bread Trade Mew read a second tiro sad conmaittcd foe to-asurroir. Mr. Long twringht np the Report of the Americas Inter course bill, which was agreed to, and the 114.1 to be read a third tine to-invvitoc Mr. HUSKISSOh obtained leave to *slam his forms motion relative to Bank Dividends. lle wi.bed to Lase accriant laid he f, re the. Llano, ..f the balance in the bands Ll' the Bauk, ara.or oat of unclaimed Dividends at the end tar each quarter, for the hot three yeses,: situ au &corona of the amount of balance of uscluirtal Lett-ry Prizes in hands during o.e mule period. He .also mowed MM as s count of Eucheipier Bids, outstanding and ruiprovided for. witch was ordticd to be laid on o.e table. Mr. Huskissou obtaieed leave to iming iu a Bill to nips late flee issaoug and paying Of terherpter lit.' LAND . Mr. SHERIDAN bested, that on account of the probable absence of many of the Irish ?dem hers on Monday nett, fir which day his motion relatibc to Ireland %a.; fixcl, he should postpone it to a future day, which day he would mention to the fit , use oil Monday. Solis v!s. CUM of Of - several to the tiat of COPE? , H AGEN. Mr. WHITBREAD wished to know from the Itioeit Honourable Gentleman oprosite, whether there was a chance of the Right flimflam() So.cre - tar y ofState, (Mr. Cowling), being in the Howe this owning, as ha was iaakuarl is pat a quamaq, to him Mr. HUSKISSON, in the absence of Mr. Ca! Wine, answertd, that he did not thir.k it war the intention of that Riirht Honourabk Gentleman to be present thili eve.Sog. Mr. WHITBREAD replied, that what he wished tow& was, whether the !tight HanouraEr Secretary would have the fairae,.s sad candour to produce extracts from those lettrrs from the lot! Foreign Seer tart of State to which he had alluded last night, iu his .ech on the Copenhagen Ex pedition. Perhaps some of the Right Hoitouralle Gentlemen op( osite could, in biz absence, Worm him of this particular. None of the Ministers present could give t necessary information. CHIPPILIOIAII ELECTION. The following are the navies of the blowtbees appointed tbii day, by banot, to try and determine the merits of the contested Elution fin Chippeu- Mm: traliam Wientat, Wag Thos Butler Rutledge, Eq. Davies Giddy, Es.; James Leather. E.q. The H.. Ham Wellesley. George Smith, Egg ilia IViihr Roo. N.Vssaitta:t Jar P. Dastard . Ns John Sisehir, But. John Won*, Esq. Sir Wo. S t II? Maoists or Atilt :d G W. Ths Erg. els Mo ; Loul Akaarred. . _ 1 t t . rRIDAY, FEBRUARY We give, this day, a list of the ‘.I in the House of Commons, iii‘re t in support of Mr. Poasossi of the names which it cont least fifty more Members, firm f stars of Opposition, who have pin, or were prevented by so kola cause, from attending in 1 PP en ranee of such a formidable e understand, excited not a the Ministerial Phalanx. Au iedosadopted by-their retainers, I *Awing coofideece and cornf ef true the AUDINfiTON Patty is Ise, but then the Ministers have t Asetrions Personage, and that 11111 ides for the lots of the &maw pint to the weight: of the &DUO! kaliepase to consider it io con ether. We only know, that it to rioter; a t4 l as its fir, ai may probably tare oat Neither. the qiiAxviciort, freirrts, a at lately foetid paratnOunt in th. sus. 'That which hat happens secmd•time. I;at in this mock a e giving our adversary an &deg 14 rice entitled: We are swum rho iudaeace and interest of a Personage are with the Ministry, trjy is the truth. In peed et yid, that Col. Wltissen as need with the Minister. Is thi salt•lo the lio.val Personage all diqvablie to believe that his irn teslUeialmo in the Home of 14.111msos.astr Sr. TYILMIUTT this and not *lam or emoourog visaed be but a little loss on the %don on the other. So far In d. Ming itrensisce, it would pot the wales Bet 'what will the per falsely in &MeV M t iLuitt••• Is] the list °film aviameltr the nom ,d the lion. A. C. lalsosruiss men, we believe, sea well Wm' friends, and Must outweighs i the public, and of all pal 14 - 84 t _„ 4 data, we repeat, 'rms . nispint • titian, anti afforded little rei Rut Silas very narrow view of sill*lol4l* trial of itiongth be a t 41140 1141 • 00 _ 0.114 i Ylt ltimpimpipee ;..abet 4100. Oat Me' ill" Olf Slime of Coma that the Ilradibetr had sat a I barmy' ad amourist Nei eaten Owoo lll o ll Mg AS* manager arra smart W Spa. It can-rot he said that ineday sight was not we al itatauce, involving onusaly very existence of the Mini be said that the opening sr uneace,nt„ of all others, for gaud display, and impairs idea of his strength and st public opinion is beginning t Ilia Ministers, sod they Is ditioa. and the it rockets n fur a whale, but tier solid at acorn nunity will soon finds try by night, was only a sin' Iheetion t tv-v win l linfia to thi be very busy tit notltin soil countermarc hing of tro ships, are no proofs of en they sr , combined with go great iratioita! athantages. 'bee of those inessaves fro gate to themselves the chars gy? They raised a Lry of it had not bent fu: the would have probably prate surprised the island of Z utnuvirecting securit:•, and SUCCdII4 in the senors of i %hes they state, in their o Danes, that they had se:: farce, that must preclude rzsistances To use the m clucks', they sent a giant t ca&og this, where is the I'7l address ? Any naiz t: , e sa,ne drrodfel rc";:ans Erie, might at any firm expleit. Niith r