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London, England, 1836-03-12 00:00:00

This day was published, in Bvo., the Sixth Edition, revised and cor-

rected, price 18s. of the
FIRST LINES of the PRACTICE of
SURGERY; explaining and illustrating the Dactrincs re-
lative to the Principles, Practice, and Operations of Surgery, as
taught

By SAMUEL COOPER,
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D. A. TALBOYS, HAS JUST PUBLI,SHED,
AN EPITOME of NIEBITHR'S HISTORY
of ROME, with Chronological Tables and an Appendix.

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the work, in connexion with any other Roman history, a matter not
merely of case, but of gratification. To the merit of admirable
arrangement, Mr. Twiss adds the advantages of a clear, graceful,
unaffected style. " St andard.

A IIIANO4 OF ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY. For the use
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H. L. HEEREN, Professor of History in the University of Got-
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to give a continuous geographical description of the countries which
were the theatres of the principle events in ancient history."—
Spectator.

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Gazette.

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TILE LATE DUBLIN ItEGISTRY.—Thc issue of
the registry has been most triumphant for the popular cause.
The number of Liberals admitted was 309, and of Conserva-
tives 212,leaving a glorious majority of 97 in favour of the
friends of good government. Of the number registered upon
the Tory side, there are names who will vote with the Liberals.
Many members of the Trades' Union actually went up on the
Conservative side, to avoid a frivolous opposition and a tedious
and vexatious scross-cxamination. Thus the actual majority is
something about HO: When the Court closed, there were
near 500 valid notices for claimants, who, from some unpar-
donable apathy, or degrading timidity, did not come forward.
There arc now 300 notices ready to be served for the May ses-
sions.—Dublin Freeman's Journal.

A fernalo, repr2senting herself Nina Lassave, the
mistmss of Fieschi, has been engaged as bar-maid at a coffee-
house, in the vicinity of the Bourse, at Paris, at a salary of
1,000 francs a month. So great is the curiosity of men and
women to see her, that 1,500 francs were' received in one day for
admision only, exclusive of the money paid for refreshment.
A letter has appeared in one of the Paris papers, purporting
to have been written by the real Nina Lassave, and charging
the lady exhibited at the coffee-house as an impostor. The
sixculation has, notwithstanding, proved a good one for the
propricter of the coffee-house. .

At Quebec there was a great fall of snow, Feb. Bth,
rendering the streets impassable. An immense avalanche
helow the citadel on Capc Diamond fell on the 9th with a
tremendous el-ash, rolling down into Champlain-street. It was
loosened from its foundation by the concussion from firing the
cannon of the citadel.

The late mysterious murder of Thomas Wilcox, in
Whaplode Drove, it is now expected, will be brought to light.
What has transpired since the inquest has led to the apprehen-
son of two of his fellow labourers, employed on Mr. Brock-
sop's farm, named Rowley and Wright.; they were on Satur-
day last committed to Spalding gaol, and on the following day
much time was occupied at the Magistrates' room at the prison.
The examination will be resumed this day (Friday. )—Stain-
ford Mercury of Friday.
LIVERPOOL, COTTON-MA P. K ET, MARCH
We have had rather more business deiag in our Cotton-market
to-day. The sales to-day arc 3,000 bags, ►rithout, however,
any improvement in price.
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On the first of March some fishermen of Cherbourg
made two enormous hauls with the seine, catching no less than
from 25,000 to 30,000 mullets. The fish from six. to eight
inches long. The whole cargo was immediately sent off to
!Lyre and Rouen.'

Grant of Grant, was present at Court,
We observe it stated in the London prints that Mrs.
on the Queen's Birth-
day, 231 ult. ; a description of her dress is indeed given, but
we learn that she was not present on that occasion—conse-
quently some person ambitious of figuring at Court as a 111.rgh-
Jounial
land Chieftain';; Lady must have assumed her name and title.
—lnvent ss Journal.
zs)tathtreixstdeelared that she
m of 2,500,000
We learn from certain authority,_ says the
de Rouen, tLat- Madile. de Rumfort, I:CliVe Lavoisier, lately
dfria,eaccasse,(dl,olou,tos
.(100,0001• steel::
tsiticerii
bequeathed this sum to tbc . #
ilil,ugs)t.riocuTs i t, to, r atgtx
hrs. Man (f seL7nce in the world.
The window of the apartment occupied by Fieschi
has hitherto I:cien closyd and s.ealed ; it is now re-opened, and
the apartravn ts is again occupic•d.

APSI, EY Hotj32,
came up from Strathficils,,,,
Grace will be in town O' next.
The Ear! and Countess of ChestcrSeld left Drab)/
Park, in Derbyshire, yesterday, for Belvoir Castle. Tho
Thursday se'nnight,
Doke of Rutland left town at an early hour on Tuesday
morning to meet his intended guests. Ilis Grace came up on
"F he new Corporation of Bath will, a seems, have
and not on Tuesday last, as was stated.
a surplus dispusable income of 4,000/.- per annum, which
thay intend to devote to the general education of the children
of the inhabitants.

,77():le of t 1 baggage-waggons
",'e yesterday. We hear that his