The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-06-30 00:00:00

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ring Number of The LONDON MEDICAL auto
PHYSIC:AL JOURNAL, edited by Dr. MACUIIIO
and Mr. BACOT, to be published To-morrow, will contain a seri
fall Historical Retrospect of the 3letlical Sciences during the last
Si: Months, under the heads of Anatomy and Physiology, Morbid
Anatomy and Tatltology, 3Fediciue (including Tharapeutic.s
' Matetia Medico), and Surgery.
To this Number :re added two additional half-sheets, contain-
ing an Account of the recent Experiments of M. Macentlie upon
the Nerves, and a Critical Inquiry into the Accuracy of the Op-,
nions advances! by that distinopdahtd Physiologist.
The General Index to the brat Forty ulumes of this Journal is
still on sale, price his.

NEW WEST INDIA AND COLONI4L MAOAZINI. •
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nial Poetry-4. Cape of Good Hope-fs Bermuda (Joni:l4r
Lumley and the Legislature-1. History of the Tat Ttrt--.
DoesLitea : Earl of Huntingdon mil the House of Assembly- It.
Canada: Application of Convict Labour to the Construction of
Canals in that Country; New Company; Crown and Reserve
Lends; Cultivation of Flax ; Emigration from Ireland-9. Ater-
, dean Tariff-10. Canada and East Italia Trade Act-11. Parlia-
mentary Papers-12. Proceedings of the Records 1110VWC of As.
Neleobly...l3. Demented Registrar's Report of the Slave Popub.
tiee.:-14.• Statistical Amount of the Vbgbt 1t Densda
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BUCKINGHAM'S ORIENTAL HERALD.
• ToAsorrow, Judy I, ram be published, price 3a. 6d-, No. VII. et
nUCK.INGIIAWS ORIENTAL HERALD and
COIAMIA REVIEW • containing—l. Literary 'Paul
—II. On the 3lining Speculations of Mexico—lll. The Arrovil
el" Lore—lV. Essays on the Distinguishing Clisracteristim of
the principal Governments of Asia. No. 6. India—V. Riches--
VI. Journey from the Frontiers of China to the Frozen Sea—
VII. Life. and why it is desirable—Vlll. Researches IntS the
Weroglypi.ical System of Egypt—lX. Elegiac Lines to fhe
Memory of Lord Byron—X. -Remarks on the Influence of the
Press, and the Character of the Civil Servants in India—Xl.
Thanksgiving of Israel—X 11. On the Dasuuction of Lord Bros a
Illemoirs--X 111. Philological and Ilistorial Works of Mr. Klan-
roth—X I Opinions of Sir John Malcolm on the Indian Press -.
XV. Jutie—XF I. Biographies] Sketch of an Old Indian Chsplsin
—XVII. East India Company's Monopoly of Tea. linur
XVIII. Evils of Monopoly, and Benefits of l'oloizatiim—
XIX. Despotic Conduct of Cohnial Gorcrnors—N X. Abolition of
the \Frit of Habeas Corpus in the Island of r'ilon—KX I. E.scr-
eise of the Indian Censorship under Lard Ni ellesiey's Govern.
ment—NX ha Purchased Love. From A nacyron-- X X

History of a Day at the East India Houtz—X XIV. COM Citen
of some erroneous Statements made by Mr. C'aniiim; and 2.4.
Wynn in Parliament—XXV. Literary Report—XXV I. Debates
at the Est hulls lieuits—XXVll. Indian and Colonial IntelG.
genco—X X)' I 11. Memorial of the Spice Plantins__X X IX. Hume
Intelligence—XX X. Proceedings in Parliament relating to India
XXXI. Civil and Military Intelligence—X XXII. Births, Mar.
riages, and Deaths.—X XX 111. Shipping Intelligence, hc.
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AT R. HUNT hieing been repeatedly'. calumuiatal by
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