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NEW Idle. ol LIMIIIRCE" S BLUM/MB/ICM. with Plate.
BLUMENBACWS" MANUAL OP COMPARA-
TIVE ANATOMY, translated by W: LAWRENCE,
Li. Faft.S. Surgeon to St. Bartholomew's Flo•pital; ikc. Revised
ad augmented, according to the last Goettingen Edition ; with
serums additions mad illustrations, derived from the most recent
Wats si Comparsalm Anatomists. By WILLIAM COULSON.
A MANUAL of SUEOICAL ANATOMY, containing a
mime description of the Parts concerned in Operative fiergyry,
with the Anatomical Effects of Accidents, and Pracdal Immune-
dm fur the Porimaunos d Operations. By H. M. &swamis
D.B.P. Treadmill, with Notes, by Wit can Canteen, Demon!
strawy at Anatomy at the Medical School, Aldersgatammeet.
Laden: Printed for W. Simphin and B. Manimil, Stationers%
hall-mutt, Ludgathetreet.

NEW AND UNIQUE PREPARATION OF CARBO-
NATED EFFERVESCING CHELTENHAM SALTS.
THIS incomparable combination of all the solid
contents of the celebrated Cheltenham Springs, producing
the immediate disengagement of Carbonic Acid Gas, on the simple
addition of Pure Water (a process never before effected), Is now
preenited to the Public with a degree of confidence proportioned
Lathe universal approbation It has already received from some of
the most distinguished Members of the Profession, as uniting the
gaseous qualities of the Waters at the FOUNZiII Head, with the
peculiar Saline Ingredients of the Springs, and thus producing the
wee wire, though mild and agreeable substitute foe the Chet.
wawa Waters ever produced by Chemical Science.
Ann. Heaven and Perrino beg to apprise the Public and Va.
why slot this preparation is now (after a long and very elaborate
= broagbt to a high degree of perfection, and will enable
and Travellen at a distance from the Springs to possess
do superior advantage of the Chekenhana Waters is the nearest
ore d approximation.
Pt Bred by Messrs. Beavan and Perrino, at their Laboratory,
Chekenkam ; and sold In bottles at 4s. 6d. tee. sod.
✓ill Is. each, by Messrs. Butler, Chemins, Cbeapside. corner
of St. Paul's, London; St, Sackville.street, Dublin; and TS,
I.Mateastreer. Edinburgh; also by Mr. Sanger, 150, Oxford-
ow: ad all the respectable Medlars Venders in the URN,/
• 141.41.
r? It is onnetesaary to direct the attention of the seientillo
• yard is the well known fact, Nat the Cheltenham Salts, as pe►
eyed by evaporation from Waters, an necessarily freed by the
PrOCell from all the gamines and tonic contents of the Sprints,
"kb constitute so important a Medical Agent in their Admi-
lulralion.—N.lll. Ask fur Beaman and Pasture Cheltenham Salts.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
IN consequence of the high popularity and extensive
sale 81 ROWLAND'S ORIGINAL MACASSAR OIL,
'n• ROWLAND'S K A LYDOR having induced Needy Pi-
nits to impose on the Public " Rasa oserArroms." A. ROW.
LAND and SON, Sole Proprietors of the ORIGINAL and
6104131NR, consider it an imperative duty to state the following
facts as a protection to the Pnbile:
The Fabricators or these articles copy the Bills, Labels, and
Bottles, and sign the Libels " ItO WLA NDSON," omitting the
at" between Rowland" lc" Sun, and sell the Oil at a less price;
@tams purchase the empty bottles, fill them with trash, and sell
Cleat withoet Labels

TO GIIZED AGAINST IMPOSITION,
rurthasers are respectfully requested not is take any without
4414 and to " Ask for Rowland's," noticing that each GE-
BOTTLE of Monsae Oil, or Kalydor, is inclosed in
• Wrapper, the Label of which is executed at a great expense
woke ESSENCE of TYRE, and ALSANA EXTRACT, are
ward with Red War, bearing the Name and Address; also
signet on the Labe In Ned.
"A. ROWLAND & SON, 20,1, HATTON-GARDEN ;"
fled tbeptice of the Oil is 3s. 6d.—and 21a. per bottle.
Er AU others are Frauds on the Public, and Impositions
on the Proprietors.
ike Genuine is sold, by appointment, by Mr. R. Hendrie, Per-
fumer is his Majesty, Tuchheurnemreet ; Sanger, 150„ Oxford-
street; Mt. Smyth, 117, Del,:roix, 158, Gattie and Pierce, 57,
D' Rine, 35, New Bond-street• Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Patey,
foliMard-street ; Bayley and Slew, Cockspur-street ; Berry and
ifri7 No. IS, Greet street ; Low, WO, and Prout, 226, Strand;
Imirlem, 68, Holborn hill ; Atkinson, Gerrard street ; Sutton,
Bow Church yard ; Edwards, 67, Newberry, 45, Se. Paul's
(lunch yard; Barclay and Sons, 93, Fleet market; J. and T.
L* 63, Cheapside• Stradling, Exchange-gate; Nit, fronting
R '
oyal Exchange;; Tait*, 418 and Johnitntles 6118

FROW THE GAZETTE Di IMAGO, 01 THiIIDAT. I
FRONTIERS OF CATALONIA, Sass:.
Absent for some time from his Government of Ma-
taro, on account of his health, General Romagosa has
gone to join the Agraviados. He had written to his
delegate, it is said, that he was charged with an im-
portant mission, for the service of the King. His de-
fection has caused great surprise. General liomagosa
had indeed gained in the Army of the Faith a splendid
political and military reputation. ilaced at the Isead
of one of the first Governments of Catalonia, it was not
suspected that be bad .any cause toe discontent. He
passed for a man of reflection, prudent in council, as
well as calm and decisive inaction.
On the Si inst. at midnight, the insurgents entered
Mataro, to the namber of 400 or 500 infantry, with a

detachment of cavalry, and left it the nest day at noon,
taking the road to Terrape, in that province, a city ce-
lebrated for its woollen manufactures. they committed
no violence. their statement was that they merely
halted there as friends. -
Incredible efforts have been made all at once to for-
tify the city of Manresa, but they coasider an infallible
means of defence to be furnished by the water-edam to
Llobregat, which, in a desperate case of attack, could
be made to inundate the surrounding plain. The corps
of Agraviados, who act separately in the Lampourdan,
have had orders to unite at Maoresa.

Dan Juan Carrera, Alcade Mayor cf Olot, had been
forced to take refuge at Lamanera, a commune on the
extreme frontier, in the arrondissement of Cerat. This
Magistrate was proceeding to Barcelona. On arriving
at Vich, he was forced to retrograde, that city being
already in the power of the Agraviados. During his
journey the town of Olot was likewise occupied by the
insurgents; he was therefore compelled to retire into
France.

PARIS, Sam yr.
Mr. Lamb, Ambassador from his Britannic Majesty
to Spain, has obtained leave of absen2e, which he has
gone to spend in England. He was almost the only
Minister of the Diplomatic Corps at Madrid, who bad,
not claimed, during a icing period, some relaxation of
this kind. His departure seems to indicate that the ne-
gociations between Spain and Portugal have reached
their termination.

We have just seen a letter from Germany, which re-
quests ns to contradict the news of the shipwreck and
death of Madame Caitalani, as announced in the Ger-
i man papers.