The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-07 00:00:00

Just published, in 1 thick volt.M.ilk.th Edition, price lis.,
Every Disease in this Edition has received additions, and the whole
19 much improved.
MODERN DOMESTIC MEDICINE : A
Popular Treatise, exhibiting the Symptom, Causes, and
most efficacious Treatment of Diseases t pith ad cOpious Collection
of approved Prescriptions, Metlical Mattagoment of Children, &c.
The whole forming a comprehtntivt. Medical Guide for the Clergy,
Families, and invalids.

ny GRAHAM, M.D., &c. •
" We shill preserve it as the advice of an invaluable friend, to
which tte can refer in the hour of need, without any doubt of being
benetitted by its wisdom."—Literary Chronicle.
" It is altogether deserving of permanent popularity"-London
Weekly Review.

" One of the story bast and most useful books published in mo-
dern times."_ Mmithly
" The public tk,nioid for this work is a proof that its value is
duly apps rated."—Bristol Journal.
Published by Simpkin and Marshall, and litttcherd and Son.
London. S,old by all Bookstllen.
Also, by the same Author: in. 6.04:• plea boittA
Q. ON the DISEASBS nt,tiAtifs l A treatise illustrating
their Symptorils).Calel, Vaittiet, and Treatment. With flume-
xous instrttetite •Including the Diseases and Management of
Prepatit end Lying-in Women. Designed as a Companion to the
;Author's " Modern Domestic Medicine." Containing an Atipen*
dix on the proper Principles of the Treatment; of npilepsy,
" It is an admirable perivritthee, and should :Ind a place in every
establishment. "---Bath Herald, d May, 1814;
" A most desirable actittisltion."-Rfttinit i‘itn.etiry, June.

A few ohlyr; Otte a woman named Elizabeth Parker,
at Baths While eating an apple, part of the core stlitk iti
h+cr throat, which causing a violent fit of coughing, she burst
a blood-vessel, and soon after expired,
•

Last week, as two, yotti% Atlitleliien, candidates for
ordination at Wells) Were walking round the moat of the
Bishop's Palace, in the evening, one of them was suddenly
knocked down by -a villain, assisted by an accomplice) attt
robbed of a 51. note and ten sovereigns) with which they
escaped, but were traced to Bristol) and tilt pl'opt;rty fbltntl
on them identified as that Which Ii ti itillorselessly
obtained. They have herb V:Oittnittedlor trial at the next
assizes.—Taziniele
LATUST INDIAN NEWS. - Preparations were
making to try the Nawab of Perozepore for tilt thUrder tlf
Mr. Fraser of ; the actual assassin had confessed tic
was employed by the Nawab. in the Insolvent Clgirt) oh
23d of May, in the estate of Mackintah and Co., the
Court gave judgment, that the credits in the books of the
firm respecting the share of Mt% Browne Roberts, are not
binding on the assignee ; that when the partnership was dis-
solved by the retirement of Mr. Roberts, the firm was utterly
insolvent, a fact known to all the partners ; and that at the
time of dissolution no balance was struck, and no sum could
be divided,.so that the sum credited to Mr. Roberts was
not a Leila fide credit.- The expected battle between Run-
ject Singh and Dost Mohamed Khan, near Peshawur, ap-
pears to have been prevented by the retreat of the lattcr
(who found himself surrounded by the disciplined legions of
the Sikhs) to the mountains, though without loss. Madras.
journals to the 11th of July have been received. An at
tempt had been made. on the life of Licutenant-Coloncl, S.
Townsend; 30th Native Infantry, by a discharged sepoy of
that regiment, On has been convicted and hung,--,Asiatic
Journal.