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SPRING.—At this-iieriod of the year Cutaneous
Diseases very frequently occur, and thereby shows the
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n.bsolute necessity of preserving the skin in a pure and
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the skin very often take place, and from the acrid
hill
ponderous particles which are left behind, the disordered
state of the secreting office is disturbed, and thereby
produces symptoms of
great virulence,- which are not
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ADVERTISEMENT.—THE COMPLEXION.—GowIamrs
LOtioti fenikitei till Initarities and Discolourations of the
Skin; and promptly clear and healthy
tone of surface; whilst its sustaining prOpertiesy In obvi
a.ili
th 6 effect of variable temperature upon the `fit
of the
is verified bp, the continued freshness
usually limited to the earlier periods of
p4sb l attrac-
tion: 'tßobt. Shaw, London," is in white letters tin the
Goircfrintent 6taiVitt Price 2s. 9d.; ss.- 6d.'; quarts.
Bs. 6d. Sold by all liefititttera and Medicine Venders.
Alioiit ykrA silica A stirgeolt of his late Ma-
na
jdsty4s hclusehoid gritild ihffiate Of the 'Palace to get fitted with
a, ball and socket truss, and very soon titter to Mr. Coles for
One of his patent. Mr. Coles made him two ; its never after
Vitt a. stitch or sCr6w into either. They cured him of that
Malady. Mr. CcOs yrrplented him gratuitously with a
batid ter rheumatistit in the ankle, rot which complaint he de-
Oared t e apt
_eons could do him no geoi The band was one
hit h Mr. Coles pa itdished tif in the Most costly Manner;
and had prevtotisly pfesehttid it tit' Ms Majesty George the
Fourth, who had himself suffered Midi rbettneatism, or
weakness in his knee, and was unable to talte Walking
eitercige. The King, however, whether counselled to do so
titit,fetiirtied it t 6 Mr, Coles without having soiled it. The
same sulrgedit hilJ sifted beet} celled open by his late Majesty,
William the Fotirth, to give him a teport stpou
Coles s Patent
Prins; hit Majesty being then a sufferer front the same
Wecorn-
tfiaint that the aforesaid gentleman had once been, and ar-
'
tog the Sallie. kin& of truss which the aforesaid gentleman woul
.Ma-
d
not wear. It was nevertheless quite good enough
for his
jetty: Thus a servant under the Hord tonf now lives a
trionunient of Mr. Coles's skill—was positively cufed these
two. most distressing comp'aints which had brought the two
monarchs prematurely to their grave. Supposing his Majesty
had called his medical friend to his bed-aide and told him that
his sufferings had been occasioneA from the use of imperfect
trusses, which he had been wearing for the last twenty
years. his Alvjesty's last boors would probably have been
the most valuable part of his life, for thousands, if not mil-
lions of human beings would avail themselves of the hint thu,
thrown out by his Alsjesty ; and his surgeon might take shame
to himself for the indifference which ho manifested on that oc-
casion. One thing is worthy of remark, for at one of the in-
terviews which he and Mr. Coles had, he told Mr.Coles that the
Hon. East India Company once called upon him to give them
a report on his truss, and he reported (thus.) "He never
saw a truss that would stop all ruptures; he did not think he
ever should." If Mr. Coles had inquired who was the Go-
vernor• General at that time, he would have answered (" the
Marquis of Hastings.") Mr. Coles could have told him, when
that Nobleman was dying of strangulated hernia, his trusses
were on their way to Malta. Mr. Coles observed, " may
thank you that I never made a truss fur the Hon. East India
Company," and two days afterwards he declared, the more I said
about my. trusses the further he was from recommending them
to his Majesty.
THE DIVISION OF MONDAY NIGHT.—The number
of Tories who voted in the majority on Monday night was 218, of
Liberals 162. The number of Tories in the minority was 97,
of Liberals 26. • Had the Liberals voted against Sir Robert
Peel, he would have been defeated ry a majority of 67 !
The Committee of bankers and merchants of Paris,
for the sulreription in favour of
the sufferers by the fire at
Hamburgh, has published a sixth list of subscriptions, amount-
ing to 4,053 f., and making the total amount already subscribed
107,664 f. Amongst the recent contributors are AL J. L.
Greffulhe, 5,000 f. J. D. Narbourg, 1,502 f., the coulissiers of
the Paris Bourse,'l,2sof., Prince A. de Demidoff, Baron de
Mecklembourg, E. Caehin and Co., Collot, Director of the
Mint, the Royal Plate-glass manufactory, 'moor. each ; Mar-
shal Gerard, Count Duchatel, Ferrere Laffitte, Lehideux, and
Co., Gentil and Fol, Hallay and Co., P. Albreeht, L. Le-
bceuf, Roux de Rochelle, Laverne, E. Molano, 500 f. each;
M. Sauzet, President of the Chamber of Deputies, and Mar-
shal Molitor, 300 f. each.
The Augsburgh Gazette states, on the authority of
a letter from Paris, that the French Government has under-
taken the mediation of the pecuniary questions which have
arisen between Holland and Naples, and that a squadron is to
be sent from Toulon into the Mediterranean to watch any
movements that may be made in that sea by Dutch ships of
war.—The Leipsich Gazette, of the 18th inst., mentions a
report of the Pope having offered his mediation in this dispute.
'''III; WEATHER.—'p rorn an extract of the meteo-
rological register, kept at the gardens of the Horticultural So-
ciety, at Chiswick, read at the meeting yesterday, it appear.,
that the range, both of the barometer and thermometer, during
henheit, or the freezing
the present month, has been very considerable. From May 3d
to 24th, the barometer was highest; May 16th, 30.390 inches,
anquanincthityinofnrianien
days ; and thermometer highest, May 14, 72 degrees Fahren-
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