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BUCKINGHAM'S AMERICA.—A new series of this
work, completing the Eastern and Western States,
will be published on the Ist of December. Subscri-
bers' names, for early copies, may be forwarded by
post to the author, St. John's Wood, London. The
list already embraces several of the Sovereigns of
Europe, besides the Royal Family of England, and
some of the most distinguished Peers and Commoners,
as well as merchants and traders, without distinction
of party ; the work being now generally recognised by
all as worthy the greatest confidence, for its fulness,
accuracy, and impartiality, on all subjects connected
with America.—Church and State Gazette.

[ADVERTISEMENT.]

CONSUMPTION AND ASTIIMA.—The following se-
vere cases ,of Asthma and Consumption have been cured
by Traction, the new remedy, lately successfully in-
troduced into practice by Mr. Cronin, surgeon :-
- Mitchell, Esq., Cox and Greenwood's, Charing-
cross, distressing asthma ; Mr. C. Towell, fishmonger,
7 and 8, Hungerford-market, distressing asthma; Mr.
Roberts, 36, Great Marlborough-street, distressing
asthma; W. Gering, Mr. Smith's, 25, Strand, distress-
ing asthma • Mrs. Blundell, Mr. Viner's, 92, High
Holborn, distressing asthma; Mr. Carrington, 2,
Charles-street, Long-acre, asthma; Mr. Spight, 14
and 20, Castle-street, Long-acre, severe asthma ;
John Whittaker, John-o-Groat, Gray-street, Black-
friars-road, asthma ; Mr. Payne, 12, Ann-street,
Waterloo-road, asthma; W. Jones, Mr. Yool's,
coal-merchant, Cannon-row, Westminster, asthma ;
Mr. Edmonds, 16, Marchmont-street, severe asthma ;
Mr. Howard, 16, Surrey-street, consumption ; James
Lamb, 14, Charles-street, Covent-garden, consump-
tion, with excessive spitting of blood ; W. Lewis,
Gloucester Coffee-house, Piccadilly, with ulceration
of the pharynx ; Mr. Lambert, 13, Carburton-street,
Fitzroy-square, consumption ; Mr. Cartwright, Sloop
and Navigation Office, Customs, consumption; Mrs.
Young, 87, Dean-street, Soho-square, consumption ;
Mr. S. Needham 72, Charlton-street, Somers-town,
consumption ; Miss J. Izod, Mr. Bohnam's, Church-
street, Hackney, consumption ; Mr. Davies, Stamp-
office, Somerset-house, consumption; Charles 'Walker,
A 78, policeman, Scotland-yard, consumption ; J.
Sheehy, 8, King-street, Park-lane, consumption ;
Mr. Sinclair, messenger, General Post-office, con-
sumption ; Mr. Anderson, compositor at the Morning
Advertiser office, Fleet- street, incipient phthisis ;
Thomas Annell, 8, Mitre-street, Lambeth, severe
asthma; Mr. Gartland, 34, South Molton-street, Ox-
ford-street, asthma; Miss H. Goodwin, 3, Star-court,
Chancery-lane, asthma.—Mr. C. may be consulted at
9, Craven-street, Strand, daily, from ten to one.

THE FURY or FREE TRADE. --- We have been
contented with insisting that it was the duty of our
own Government to our own people to abolish the re-
strictions on the importation of corn ; the Standard,
which has suddenly become quite enraptured with
free trade, and sees in it the means of cementing na-
tional unions, and of guaranteeing the observance of
treaties, far more efficacious than the wishes of a Go-
Nernment, actually preaches to the surrounding na-
tions that they may make war on Great Britain for
excluding their corn and alienating herself from
them. The treaty with China, obtained by
war, it says, is " such as the society of
civilised nations have a natural right to impose upon
any people perversely alienating themselves from the
great family of mankind, even though such perverse
people had given no other ground of quarrel than
their alienation." Our people do not, indeed, alienate
themselves from the great family of mankind, but the
Government, under the influence of the landlords,
tries to alienate them; and thus the words of the land-
lord's instrument convict the landlords of deserving
the hostility of other nations by their perverseness in
shutting out the trade which other nations and our
people would willingly enter into.
DEATH OF MRS. KIRWAN, CASTLEHACEET.—
Died, at Castlehacket, this morning, Mrs. Kirwan,
relict of the late Major Kirwan. The demise of this
universally-esteemed and respected lady has thrown
several of the most respectable families in this county
into mourning ; while the poor have to deplore in her
the loss of a generous and kind benefactor. She sur-
vivedber lamented husband but five months and a few
I days.—Tuant hrerald pf Saturby.

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