The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-10 00:00:00

PUBLICATIONS.

ID MONTGOMERY'S NEW VO-
• LUME; entitled A UNIVERSAL PRAYER, A
Poem ;
_DEATH ; A VISION OF HEAVEN ; AND A
VISION OF HELL; will be published in 4to. on the let
of October, with a Portrait of the Author, elegantly en-
graved by Thomson, from a Painting by Hobd:ty.
The Sixth Edition of " The Omnipresence of the Deity,"
by the same Author.

- London : Printed for Samuel Maunder, 10, Newgate•
street.

ACTS OF THE LAST SESSION OF PARLIA
AIENT, THE 9th GEO. IV. (1828.)
This day were published, price si. 200 pages, closely printed,
GIFFORD'S ACTS of the LAST SES-
SION of PARLIAMENT,
Printed for A.Whellier, Mitre-court, Ely-plaCe, Holborn;
and sold by all Booksellers.
Of wliom may be had
GIFFORD'S ACTS of the 1,2, 3 GEO, IV. (1820,
21, 22), price ss. 6d
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto, 7 and 6 GEO. IV. (1828), se. Od.

SCHOOL OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, SURGERY,
AND MAN-MIDWIFERY,

Little Dean-street., Dean-street, Soho-square, London,
(within a short distance of St. George's, St. Bartholo-
mew's, the Middlesex, and Westminster Hospitals.)
THE WINTER COURSES of LEC-
TURES will be commenced on the Ist of October.

Anatomy and I'hysiotogy, with Demonstrations, Dissec-
tions, and Examinations: By J. Smith, M.D. AI. R. C. S.
Principles and Practice of Medicine, with Practical In-
structions and Examinations. By Dr. Copland.
Materia Aledica, Pharmacy, and Medical Botany. By
Dr. Wilmot.

Principles and Practice of Surgery, with Practical In-
structions and Examinations. By Mr. Al cock...
Principles and Practice of Midwifery, with Cases and
Clinical Instructions. By Dr. Hopkins.
Medical Jurisprudence, by Dr. Wilmot, (during the
Summer.)

Influence of Climate on Health and Disease, embracing.
particularly the Disorders of Warm Conntries, &c. [ln-
tended more especially for Gentlemen who purpose to enter
the Public Services, or to proceed to the East or West
Indies, or our other Colonies.] By Dr. Copland and Mr.
Smith.

The Dissecting Rooms are very spacious, airy, and com-
modious ; and the improved means of preventing putrefac-
tion will be resorted to. Mr. Smith will personally super-
intend the Dissections.

",,,e In addition to the usual Instructions, Students will
have the advantage of observing, without expence, the
Practice of the Lecturers at a Dispensary attached to the
School, where Practical Instructions on the Cases under
treatment will be given. They will also have the benefit
of attent4iag the 111Nlical Practice and Instructions of Dr.
Copland, at the Royal Infirmary for Diseases of Children,
and will have the use of a small but select Medical Library
at the School.

41- Prizes will be given, at the end of the Season, for
Professional Attainments, to the most industrious and me-
ritorious Students.

fir For further particulars apply at the School, or to
Dr. Copland, 1, Balstrede-street, Welbeek-street ; to Mr.
Smith, 16, Leicester-place, Leicester-square ; to Dr. Wil.
mot, 3, Queen's-place, Kennington; to Mr. Aleoek, 11,
New Burlington-street ; or to Dr. Hopkins, Queen-square,
St. Janam's Park.

The Second Edition, Revised, Corrected, and materially

Enlarged.
This day was published, price I Os. boards,

APRACTICAL ESSAY upon STRIC-
TURE of the RECTUM, illustrated by Cases,
showing the connexion of that Disease with irritation of
the Lungs, Affections of the Uterus and of the Bladder ;
with Piles, Fistula in Ano, and various Constitutional
Affections.

By FREDERICK SALMON,

One of the Surgeons to the General Dispensary.
" Mr. Salmon has compressed into a narrow compass
all that can be said upon this subject."—London Medical
and Physical Journal.
" There are thousands of sufferers from this complaint,
!damning itself in every variety of symptom, who are utterly
Ignorant of the cause of uneasiness. Mr. Salmon appears
to ne to have had considerable experience upon the subject,
and his method of treatment is ingenious; and he has con-
ferred a lasting benefit on the Public and the Profession
by the publication of his most important Cases." Atlas.
" The symptoms are described in a brief and perspi-
cuous manner. The effects of Stricture are well illus-
trated by a series of instructive Cases. The Cases of Piles,
in a satisfactory manner, point ont the connexion of the
two complaints. The work contains many sound remarks
and is creditable to the Author."—Lancet.,
" It contains many valuable observations, which ap-
pear to be the fruit of considerable experience. No pro-
fessional man can rise from the perusal of this Essay with-
out finding that he has gained an accession of very valuable
knowledge."—London Weekly Review.
" The work of Mr. Salmon is characterised by great
surgical experience, much practical ingenuity, and accurate
reasoning ; and is therefore entitled to general commenda-
tion. "__Athenaeum.
" i t
we shint hr
me satnhcatti o
itn of no inconsiderable
isa
wellairrearnagedl e medical autho-
rity
written,
sound, practical book ; as such it formshe
ailv, from its
valuable addition
to the stock of Surgical knowledge; while,
tion viith the Public, it is likely to prove an extended
source of alleviation of human affliction. —Examiner.
Salmon'slibe.
roustnolivs cilaosdeicaotuivre
a ofn a sound ofj
little work, rk,
whichrality of sentiment, and a fair portion of practical observa-
tions."—Aledico-Chirurgical Review.
uAdigrm. e
n
Published by G. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane; Cal-
low and Wilson, Princes-street ; and may be procured from
any Bookseller, or frora the Author.