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PROLONGATION OF LIFE.—We understan

that a new edition has already been called for of the small
Work, by a Physician, entitled, " Sure Methods of Jim-
proving Health and Prolonging Life." We before remarked
that this book has been very highly spoken of by the Re-
views, as containing a great deal of interesting and va-
luable information on the subjects of health and longevity.
A principal object of the Author is to exhibit the remark-
able power of proper Food, Wine, Exercise, &c., in tin.
cure of all obstinate Chronic Diseases, ag well as in pro-
moting health and long life, and to prove the correetnes,
of Mr. ABERNETRT'S principle, that " all men have then
health in their own keeping," in which he is considered to
have succeeded perfectly.

FASHIONABLE A RR ivAL s.—Lady Georgiana
Agar Ellis, at Devonshire 'House; Count de Biome, at
Sablonierre's Hotel, from Paris ; 'Mr. de Roos, in Arling-
ton-street, from Boyle Farm; Hon Mr. Greville, in Pic-
cadilly ; Mr. and Mrs. Fullarton and family, at their house
in Great Stanhope-street, May-fair, from the Continent;
Mr. Butler Danvers, in Piccadilly; Major and Mrs. Em- .
merlon, in Pall-mall ; Earl and Countess Gower, in Ha-
milton-place; Captain and Mrs. Ogilby, in Brook-street,
from Paris; Mr. Taylor, at Whitehall; Mrs. Charlet.
Arbuthnot, at Whitehall ; Mr. Augustus Stapleton, it
Charles-street, Berkeley-square; Mr. and Mrs. Falconer,
in Baker-street, from the Netherlands ; Mrs. and Miss G.
Rose, in Gloucester-place, from Cheltenham ; Major and
Mrs. Hamilton, in Brook-street, from Paris ; Mr. Henry
Bouverie, in Park-street; Lieutenant Henry Baring, First
Life Guards, in Berkeley-square; the Hon. Francis Cur-
zon, in Lincoln's-Inn-fields ; Mrs. and Miss Forbes, in
Baker-street, from Florence ; Hon. Miss Crewe, in Park-
street; Mrs. and Miss Hayford, in Gloucester-place, from
Clifton Hot Wells; Mrs. and Miss .Cranmer, in Baker-
street, from Bath ; Captain and Mrs. Bolton, in Charles-
street, St. James's-square, from Manchester; Captain
Pemberton, in Pall-mall, from Jamaica ; Viscount Dun-
garvon, in LOwer Brook-street; 'Dr. Huet, in Berkeley-
square ; Major and Mrs. Bristow, in Albemarle-street,
from Ramsgate; Major Leigh, in Pall-mall, from Ports-
mouth ; Major and Mrs. Owen, in Regent-street, from
Paris ; Mr. and Mrs. Somers Sullivan, in Piccadilly, from
Dublin ; the Hon. William Howard, in Wilton-place,
Knightsbridge ; Cornet and Mrs. Cosby; in Halcon-place,
from Brighton; Hon. M. Ponsonby, at Knightsbridge;
Hon. George Villiers, at Kent House; Captain William
West, at the Knightsbridge Barracks, from Brighton ; Mr.
and Mrs. Dalton, in Gloucester-place, from Paris; Major
Badcock, of the Sth Hussars, from Dublin; Mr. and Mrs.
Dawson, in Gloucester-place, from Bath ; Captain
Christie, in Piccadilly, from' Paris; Captain Porter, of
the 9th Lancers, at Stevens's Hotel, from York ; Mr. Wil-
liam Fermor, in Gloucester-place, from Boulogne; Mr.

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and Mrs. Compton Adair, in Pall-mall, from the lonian
Islands ; Cornet Wentworth, at Long's Hotel, from Houn-
slow ; Lady and Miss Campbell, ire Baker-street, from
Paris ; Mr. F. L. Beckford and Captain Beckford, iu
Manchester-square, from Southampton ; Captain and Mrs
Lambert, in Moutagu-square, from Lisbon ; Mr. and Mis.
Adams, in Portman-square, from Brighton ; Sir Mark
Singleton, Bart. in Hertford-street; Mr. Henry Long, in
Cavendish-square, fron► Hampton ; Captain Henry Hard
ing, of the Royal Artillery, in Grosvenor-place, from
Woolwich; Mr. Henry Trail, in Grosvenor-street, from
Paris ; Captain Harvey, in Pall-mall, from Paris ; Mrs.
and Miss Charlton, in Brook-street, from Paris; Mr.
Henry Davidson, in Cavendish-square, from his Hunting
Lodge, in Oxfordshire; Captain F. Richardson, in De-
vonshire-street, front Worthing ; Mrs. and Miss Townley,
in Brook-street, from the South of France : the Chevalier
Romaine, in Pall-mall, from Berlin; Mr. Prendergrass, in
Charles-street, Burkeley-square, front Brighton ; Rev.
George Eliot, in SoMerset-street, from Brighton; Mr.
and Mrs. Symonds, in Green-street, Park-lane, front
Paris; the Rev. 11. Smith and Mrs. Smith, at the Ber-
ners Hotel, Berners-street, from their seat, Dry Drayton,
Cambridge; Mrs. • Trail, at ditto, from Brighton ; Cap-
tain Rtiddock, at ditto, from Brighton; Dr. and .Mrs.
Brown, at ditto, from Scotland.
DEPARTURES.--The Marquis of Anglesea,
for Hastings ; the Earl of Wiltshire, for Amport House ;
Major Baoon, for Hounslow; Major Ellis, for Baths; the
Earl of Howtb, for the seat of the Marquis Clanricarde,
in Bedfordshire; Major Bullock, for Plymouth; Lieu-
tenant Hineksman, . for Dorchester; Mrs. and Miss Hol-
land, for Milsom-street, Bath; Cotain Bulkelcy, for
Windsor; Captain O'Niell, for Brighton; Captain 11.
Macdonald, for Constantinople; Mr. J. Cave, for Has-
tings; Captain Edward Spalding, of the flth Lancers; for
; Captain Henderson, for Manchester; Mr. W. E.
Lytton Bulwer, for Watlingtou Park, Tetsworth ; Majot
and Mrs. Acton, for Bath; Major Bevan, for Cork; Mrs.
and Miss Milford, for Bath ; Mr. and Mrs. Hussey Grant. ,

for Paris ; Captain Osborne, of the 7th Dragoon Guards.
for Birmingham ; Major Fleming, for Cork ; Hon. Colo-
nel Lygon, of the First Life Guards, from Piertford-street,
for . Spring Hill ; Captain Haaelrigg, for Bath ; the
• Ladies Fitzpatrick, for their scat in Northamptonshire ;
'Captain Donaldson, from Berkeley-square, for Blandford.
in Dorsetshire ; Major Kelly, for Dublin ; Mr. Charles
Coote, for the seat of Sir Charles Coote, Bart. in Ireland
Mrs. and Miss Abington, for Bath ; Colonel William
Grey Clerke, for Bombay ; Mr. Charles Stanley, for thi.
seat of the Presidency at Bombay ; the Rev. Charles Pon
ter,. from Hanover-square, for his Vicarage in Hamp-
ihirc ; Mrs.. a/id Miss Verner, for Queen-square, Bath :
Major, Edwards, of the 22d Regiment, for Bath ; Mr.
Calinut Clerke, for Teddingtou Park ; Captain Smith, o
-the King's Dragoon Guards, for Piershill Barracks, new
- Edinburgh ; Mr. Henry Smith, from Marlborough-build-
ings, Bath ; Mr. Charles Stapleton, for Suffolk ; J. M
Lucas, Esq. and Mrs. Lucas, from the Berners Hotel, fo,
their seat, Bennington Hall, Derbyshire; Miss Burrows
.from ditto, for Bennington Hall; Rev. Charles Cox
from ditto, for Oxford ; Mrs. Llewellan, from ditto ; Os-
good Hanbury, Esq. from ditto, for Oldfield Grange Park,
Coggleshall.

CHANGES.--Lord Howard of Effingham;
from Harewood 'Hall, for the Grange, near Rotherham
Mr. Philip Bacon, from his seat at Woodstock, fo;
Hounslow; Hon. and Rev. James Brownlow, from Cork
foi 8411.. .

MESSRS. BURSTALL and HILL'S STEAM