The National Register.
London, England, 1815-01-08 00:00:00

NOS EO LOGY.

,Au extraordinary operation in Surgery has been lately
perfouned by Mr. Carpue of Dean-street. An Officer of
distinction lost his Nose in actual service in Egypt, though
(otherwise enjoying. robust health, On his return home,
kearing that Mr. Carpue had, in his Anatomical Lectures,
mentioned the possibility of supplying the defect ; and that
the story of Taliocotins* was not a fable, their being a very
beaulithl work of his on the subject. in which the whole
yrocess was described, and it being known that in India one
of the Casts of the natives where in the habit of performing
this operation, applied to that Gentleman, who readily under-
took the experiment. The consequence was, that by bring;ng
down. a piece of flesh and skin from the forehead, he has com-
pletely succeeded in forming a new nose, which partakes of
the regular circulation of the blood and is not to be distin-
guished from the original. The forebeau has also recovered
the fle.di and skin which were cut out to supply the defici-
ency i—and it is, justly regarded as an operation highly
lionourab:e to Mr. Carpue, and to the science of the prescut
day.

This does not allude to ITticlibras's version of the erudite Doctor's
proctke, us tlescabed in die following hies
" So learned Talii:celitaq,
Tile brawny purr of Porter's
11414""=" xt. ('ut suppteinental noses, sv` ich
Would lost As lona as parent breech."

'The wits of Vienna, in speaking of the Emperors, Kings,
and Ministers, who arenow residing in that capital, say, the
emperor of Russia makes lore for them, the King of Prussia
thinks for them, the King of Wurtemburgh cats for them,
dre Emperor of Aust►ia finds room for them, and the Minis-
ter of England pent fin• them all.
The Dublin Theatre was opened again on Thursday ; and

the result of the late scandalous outrage has been the resigna-
tion of the management by Mr. Jones, rather than what he
deemed a degradation to a gentleman, viz. a public apolgy

from the stage.
If he Turkish frigate called the Clore!, Abdallah named,
Commander, was recently employed in collecting the an-
rural tribute of the inhabitants of the islands in the Grecian
Archipelago. While at anchor off Mytilene, the following
tragical circumstance took place:—A Greek being unable or
unwilling to pay the assessment, had been conveyed on boarsl
ship, and after undergoing repeated bastinadoes, was threat-
tened with further punishment. /laving next day refused com-
pliance, his wife and daughter were; by llamcd's order, put to
death, after treatment too dreadful to describe. This scene
took place in presence of the wretched husband, who, mad-
dened by the sight, devoted himself to destruction to ob-
tain revenge for such outrages on the common feelings of Ira-
tine. When the clew were asleep, he gained the powder
champer, and fired instantaneous explosion, which
scattered burning fragments over the neighbouring islands,
announced the terrible catastrophe to the inhabitants. What
remained of the frigate was speedily 'consumed ; and of the
crew, 160 perished. The survivors, including named, the
Commander, were dreadfully mutilated.
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