The Sun.
London, England, 1842-04-21 00:00:00

NEW NOVEL BY L. E. L.

New ready at all the Libraries, in 3
.vole., with Portrait of the
_Authoress, by Finden.
LADY ANNE GRANARD;
OR, KEEPING UP APPEAR ANUS.

By L. E. L.,
Authoress of " Ethel Churchill," " The Improvisatrice," &c.
" This legacy left to us by one of the most brilliant and
gifted female writers (,f our own , or any other time, will not
merely maintain, it will enlarge and strengthen, the high re-
putation of its lamented Author. It is a most amusing and
attractive novel."—Naval and Military Gazette
Henry Colburn, Publisher, 13, Great Marlborough-street.

TO THE PUBLIC, ON DEATH, AND ITS CURE.
" I'm of a scoffing spleen, I love to flout,
At hypocrites; therefore it row must out."
First Satyrs of Flaccus.
THE state (ever since the accidental upset)--.
of insensibility and parallysat ion—arising from " stag-'
nated blood" thwarting the air-tubes of the body structure—i
has at length caused the death of Mr. Sams, the bookseller.
This sad incident is important, to the Public, in connexion
with the present absurd treatment of like cases—in
practice diametrically opposed to Nature's laws. Hence ! in
the event of a like catastrophe--from sudden moot to the
nervous system or to the bony fabric of man Notice-o'. This.
gentleman's " life" in question might have been saved, bad his
miscalled " medical attendants," Gunittlx, KEATE, &c., have
given him that AID which an All-wise Providence points out
for an immediate rectification, of any wrong to our fibrous
construction. Aye 1 e'en to the liquify-equation of any co-
agulated mass of clotted blood, &c., attendant on violent
concussions, and tending at all times to disorder the cellular
net-work within the bones. Mr. Sams's breathing pulse
action in the upper stomach was, and has been per-
ceptable up to the last moment—the natural inflation of the
nostril-passages to the brain by a dry hot air-flame action alone
was wanting (27 Job. v. 3) to have continued his life. Why
should the agented mountebank-charlatans have refused a
vital remedy for accelerating the circulation of a new prial
blood—a remedy for refining the blood, by change of
breath, and thereby causing by INFLATION within, a general
evaporation "fume-osity" of any morbid vinous matter from
the outlet pores of the skin?

C. ACK ERLEY,
Author of the Asthma-cough LAMP, or Air-flame
Magnet to Breath—in application, as touching the
Brain, Marrow, and Bones.
20th April, No. 5, Swallow-street, Qaadrant.
Cr In cases of " FALL," or violent concussion, "
or suspended animation (if the Lame relief is not within reach),
instantly place a small table over the afflicted person's head—
Cover the table with a large blanket, placing underneath its
frame-work and blanket two or three lighted candles,—watch
them. The warm dry atmosphere within this covering
will soon become " hotter" than the fluids within the " per-
son's" body—a river—flow of new virgin-blood, as " Generic
acid" will liquify any morbific obstruction • within. Children
with the Measels, Hooping Cough, and Ladies with Erysipilis,
" spots" on the skin, &c., will receive gratifying relief, from
this easy " warm-bath" effect.

"'EINE, BROTHERS, having remitted during
a short time
23,000/., 18,000/., 9,0004 5,0001., 3,6001., &c. &c. &c.,

TO LONDON;
3,600/., 8001., and 7001., to EDINBURGH ;
3,6001. to DUBLIN ; 3,600/. to BEVERLEY;
3,6001. to HALIFAX (Yorkshire ►;
1,2001. to PORTLEAVEN HARBOUR ;
900/., 700/., 7001. and 6001. to LIVERPOOL ;