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teeing thetu; elm the Diseases.to which they are applicable ; ac-
eompaolad by a glossary of Medical Term, used in the Work.
To which is appended,
Ds. Camera's TOOLS or DOSES, the SOOSt approved methods
et fumigating Infectious Clambers, for removing and minter.
min die elects of POLSOO, the Royal Humane Society's mode of
twatmert of semended Animation, arising from Drowning, Apo-'
Atm,. bfruendon, &c. also Observations oo Bathing. Hydro-
phobia, sod on the 211iireialWaters of Bub, • Cheltenham, Har-
erevate, Leantington, Clifton. Buxton, Mallow, &c.
Ssid hi Messrs. Butler, Chemists, Chearide, corner of Si.
NA. London ; so, &divide-a reel, Dublin ; and 73, Princes.
era% filialmrsh; of whom may be bad, Family mad Sea Me-
i*, aNea, apropriately fused up for all climates. •

16. REPORT, from the Select Committee of the Howe of 1
Commons, on the CORN LAWS OP THIS KINGDOM:I
with the Evidence, and an Append': of Accouots. Second Etll-1
Lion. in% 6d.

19. ADDRESS on the CORN LAWS. By Godfrey Hig-
gins, Esq. es. 61.
to. CHEAP CORN, BEST FOR FARMERS, proved ins
Lessnr addressed to G. H. Sumner. Esq. 61. P. for Surrey. By one,
of his Constituents. Second Edition. gc

il BRITISH FARMER'S MAGAZINE. No. 1, for No-
vember 1, to be continued Quarterly. Price O.

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whioh they represented.

MON telt COMMIX rumpus sr ralcum.
APPOINTMENT TUZ sPA NISH CHAROR WATT/AMU.

PARIS, Slane 29.

The Ministry has not sought to deny the causes
which we assigned four days ago to the real of M. Villa
Hermosa, anst which have been copied by most other
Papers from this Journal. It is a reprisal of the tpa."
nish Government, which, displeased at the reel of M.
de Moustiers, dUes not wish to keep an Ambassador at
Pal:, when France has only a Charge d'Affaires at
Madrid. The Spanish Government is proud: it con
rents to receive chary horn France, t.) be guarded by
our soldiers; but when the point in question is decorum.
it is intractable. In order to chew itself freed nem all
bonds of gratitude and dependence as far as we are coo-
-1 cerned, it would resolve on any thing except paying us
what it owes. However, it avenges itself nobly for the at-
tack which we made on its dignity, in only leaving with it
a Charge d'Affaires. It meals its Ambassador. but the
Charge d'Affaires whom it sends is elected front the
Apostolicals, a man according to the taste of M. Cabo-
marde. This Castilian De Moestiers, who is in the secret
of the Spanish Juntas, will be a useful medium between
them and our Congregations. Measures have been
taken to have about hits those persons only who are sure.
The Successor of the Duke de Larochefoucault-
Liancourt, in the Chamber of Peers, is the Duke
d'Estissac, Field Marshal, who has been a Member of
the Chamber of Deputies. it is said Count Segos is
dangerously ill.
MADRID. ?sheen 20.

!MATZ CORRUP.)NDIENCG

I send you a copy of a very cations piece, which it
was not intended should be rondered public. It will
reveal to you the secrets of a su,picious and unquiet
Administration. This letter was addressed to the Su-
perintendent General of Police, and communicated to
the Intendant of Police to the Balearic Islands.

" 1 have given information to the King, our Master, of
the official letter -of your Lordship, dates the 14th of
the present moiiih, in which you state that the Intend-
ant of Police of the Balearic lslAnds bat transmitted to
you a dispatch, addressed to him by the Alub-delegate
of Police in the Isle of ftlinorca, and which was intended
to describe the bad heeling which prevails 'among
the inhabitants of that isle, who are attached to the
abolished system. The disaffection towards the Govern-
ment is there represented as carried so far, that through-
out the whole isle there is not a single volunteer to be
louud--that the cry, " Viva el Be has nc; once been

_ __ probable . adopted :y;
for, according to the Journals of Brae 1 Arai Buenos
Ayres. all is wise and equitable. Dr. Francis has or-
dered that the decision concerning .the emattcif atinn of
Paraguay should be inscribed its letters fit blood in all
the municipalities, and he has approved of the judg.
'Merit ccndemning Phillip Reny, ass Englit•hman,tu be
trot, and eterwards to be burned in the city or-Santa
Fe, where he had presented himself as a &hist. Agent.
- The preparations for war were pressed at that time
_with great vigour at Paraguay ; I ut it was thisught very
probable that 'hostilities would not commence. and that
the arrival of the Marquis di Gar any would terminate
all differences amicably.—ihtemorial Bordelais.
We are assured that Messrs. Prone l{enou and Joseph
Pailiard Fernel have petitioned the Pref.ctore of Seine.
Inferieure for the grant of a coal mine, which th •y state
to have discovered in the neighbourhood cf Gournay.
An authorised Engineer has been sent by the Prefecture
to examine the grow id. It is needless to yentas kon the
advantages the realisation of the petitioners hop..s will
produce to the industry of the whole Mimi/tient, and
_more particularly the city of K utn.--Jountal de !Coven.

!Roll PHI CONSTITUTIONMIL OP FRIDAY.
FRANKFORT, MAacsa PS.
- LITIL•CIP TIDY • PIMA= LIMA.

For the last twenty-four hours oat liscitange has been
the theatre of the greatest agitations, caused by the dif-
ferent reports which are now in circulation here, and
which devise their origin (ions the pretends:A dispatches
brought here by the couriers sent from Vieiina, and
addressed to several of our principal hanktug houses.
The only cause known is, that the publ,c fund, have
suddenly fallen at Vienna on the 19 L. In the Metal.
lice the fall was about one per cent. in Bank Actions,
twenty florins the piece. As to the inigia.ll c •use of
this fall, there exist here two or Circe diEerent tier-
sinns, all very doubtful. According to some, the Cabinet
of Vienna had at length acceded to the C•nvention
agreed on at St. Petersbuvgh, between the Duke of
Wellington and Count de Nessrlrode, and signed on the
4th of April, 1826, by those two Plenipoie titlarks t ac-
cording to others a communication had been lecei'veil of
a very energetic Note sent to the Ottoman Cabinet by
M. de Ribeaupierre, at his first audience in Con-
stantinople,
and the tenour of which lesver •

that, in ease of a lefmal, Russia outil int,

an armed force. In fine. the pat tis Ans
driven to despair at seeing itself obliged to
troops from Italy, pretend that iin important
has failed tc become a victim of politi:al

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its iGessrrs ZIAPY, de. IJitersti Ow stades, No. 1.-Vivian Grey... Narrative of the Rash Life of an P. - VIVI Tint tertiliDlBl4ll2. whom the Atithoritiei can place confidence, in order to
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•Aiicover the revolutionary papers any plans. There .1,1 . ,
,11, mire Tenders in writing (sealed tip), and treat for tile fill- the Duke of Devonshire; George Selwyn, &c. &c.-Odes and . Nothing is talked of now but Mr. Lamb's efforts to those who fill the plaemand i ffices in the 'anion, branches I
of the dmnistr.ttion are Constiinticnals. The Kinsi
wayslianrines of NEW STAVES, to be delivered into his Ma- Addresses to Great People-Quadrille Conversations, No. 1.- get the offers of the Lisbon Regency accepted. It sop-
Master, having rezeived inforinction of all these I ',
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was, viz Derford• Nrrlmmith• illi,mmult• Kitelsener - Thompson's Travels and Adventures in Southern being afraid of the consequences, if the Government off 'Lo
' Mine- Milk- 11e• Afnes-Iteminl•eenees of a Young lenclble, No. 3.-Ske.ches of reship, and that Of the abov,-mentior.ed sub-delegate. li
Owe Dinette Brandy...... U ....... u 5 ........ 3 Parisians Soeiet y. &c.for March= Recollections of Turkey, No. 3.- Spain should determine to support the insntrectien, has .4-dges, that some of the inhabitants of the Isle nt . .i ;1
Dino Hogshead-. •••••• *4 •••••••• 6 ......... 6 Chinese Coereship-Poenit by Mrs. Hematis, Sec.-Italian Opera nronosed a treaty, ogle of the principal clauses of which Minoeca should be.prompted to enrol themselves as
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voter Itusa-Coinfortatsle Lodgings-The Wife% strata esiles to form a military corps. On our part, it is ex- • i
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Mun•draroatic Entertainments-n. Mr. Mathews-- Mr. Yates-Mr. .. support in this lorce. At the same time, his Maksty
Petted that we will agree to assume an attitude eon- deigns to audio? ize the above-named sub-delegate to g r
Nemo pipe ....... ...... 1110060 is 000 •• e• 4 ... ...... I lianey- Me. Williams - British Institution, and other Wahl-
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k Printed for Beery Colburn. 8, New Burlington-street.
Ralf Ori ich dose ription by the 30th of September next, sad en .- calculated to afford. It is probable that the Regency un vate letters is hich might be found on beard the ship, or •
in possession of the passengers. ! The nbject of these d.. la i
'remainder by the 15th of January, 1888. derstands by these lost Wards the dissolution ef.o4r Army
manstiris is to discover the machinations of the Remy- •
The Conditions of the Contract may he wee at this Office. . 13IPORTA NT WORKS. •
ofObservation. It t rett.li)peyus that 89r b' insistsver y
11.--.-ists*PradMoa.yFel3b4).DwiriireseB27r7 your Lordship many -
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'.i' 1 . Tact; Testiermos specify the price in words at length, magi* ON THE CORN AND .CURRKNCY QUESTIONS. &e.
yl uetii or,
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oAtered wrote One o'Clock mi the day appointed 1,- and Me • JOBUllitD AMP PUlLifligi 10r . . ' Mild* on this Litt ,poillt. ,We know slot. whist result his
p,,,, ou, makes the Tender, or seine Person en We bebelLi -.. JAMES RIDGWAY, 169. PICCADILLY. • . settagations may have; but we apprehend that before (Signed)" FRANCESCO TADECI puCALOMAIIOE.'
mseaserel termer. "tea soled for. ilk ' 'Milky will appear, price ed. or for Distribution,-ss. per ages,,, consenting to disband the army, our Government will Ihe Count d'Ofalia has at length set out for Louden. i
' •• ' • 1. 1141.112Ett esTrrom: DIALOGUES on CORN -AndeUit It ENCY,hetscen. Iris said he is charged with two arttograph letters from
require shone guarantees on its part. Meanwhile, thi' ''.
.A.Jr Sir JO lIN THICKSCULL, M.P. ind Mr.' WISEACRE.
- the ling ; the one to his Most Cirri-61in Majesty, and
- Government, to prove its willingness to enter into an I ;
CUSTOM-HOUSE. FAVILItSHA al. Just published, - the other to his .Blitannie Majesty. What are their i
t. PAPER MONEY, BANKING, and OVER-TRADING. arrangement, has given rarders for disarming the Porto-
FOR SALE BY AUCTION, contents it would be difficult t , earns. 'Yet there are
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By Sir I lenry Parnell, Bart. M.P.. Containing those parts of the
!;teas Roy olists eho may enter S pain. These orders two versiens of them, and which ate very generally
At eha cedes House err this Place on FRIDAY. April 6,• 1827. Evidence taken before the Committee of the House of Commons,
s Riesten n'Clock in the Foresaw.
which explain iheScotch syitern of Banking. - have already been exectsted with regard to some parties believed. Some pretend that their object is to require
THE UNDERME7NitTIONED GOODS, 2. A LETTER ON THE CORN I. AWS. By the Right the assistance of these two Monatths•in the embarrass- I !
rif Portuguese wilt passed our frontiers on the side W-
. Honourable William Huskisson, to one of hix Constituents, in 1814. menus which the ears of Portugal have caused to
N Gallant of BRANDY. 1
Above Proof. price ed. or for distribution, at ea ts. per hundred. wards Madrid. We await the issue of Me. Lamb's
F rdinknd; oilier'. •on the couttaryotssare us that hia •
el Gallons of GENEVA,
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3. REPORT on the TRADItin FOREIGN CORN, and on conference with the Minister for Foteign Affeirs with ,
A Deposit of at 23 per Cent. will be required of the Purchasers. the Agriculture of the North of Europe. By William Jacob; as the mote Majesty deman s a very different species of assistance,
anxiety; as we know that t' e King takes an thatis to say, that he may be suppliesi with she mews: .
ordered to be printed by the. Dense of Common,; with an Appen- "`
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e3rADitettro TWENTY sevae 7241111, dix of Official Documents 'copious Tables, Averages of Priers, active part in the discussions. It is reported to-day that of freeing himself from the influente of the•Apostolicals, . .
Per the Sale of Irish Linen, at the Factnt's Prices, No. 4, Stocks on hand. in the various exporting Countries, Shipments, Ste.
SOUTH SIDE of BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE. Third Edition. One Vol. 9s. an energetic reply has
been made to a representation of arid that he may be placed in a situation to givehis people
suitable institntions. 'fait last vetsii.n be true, the din-
rr H L IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to 4. A COMPENDIUM of the 'LAWS PASSED from eke Mr. Canning, in which he had gone to too great a
gets ot the King's situation mum, be very imminent.
.1. announce to the Public, that the above !louse is their only YEAR 1.560 to the present time, fur regulating the Import, Ex- length in demanding the dissolution of our army. It
caner TIM 30411111 AL MS billattl. 4311 TIIIIMSDAVr •
Establiahment in thls.country-stheee they continue tc supply the Port, and Consumption of Foreign Corn ; and a Series of Tables
is said that his Majesty has formally signified his deter. PARIS, Mama elk • ' . . •
'hewing tlie effect of the several Statutes, and the Average Prices
Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, with WA RR ANTED Grass-
ithis subject long The system of Ministeriel vettgeante continue,. The .
bleached Linen, for Shirt, and Sheets, as also Table Linen, of the of Coin and other Grain, from the earliest °Stitt period to theto
urination
adopt to resolution on
a complete View tef the own Trade of as the English troops occupy 'Portugal. defenders of the liberty i f the Press ore suece-rvely at-
bet fabric and colour, at a price considerably lower than they can Praire Time i forming
They also mg age W Great Britain, and a neeetsary Companion to Jacob's Report. •
be procured thetiegh my other medium. PROM Tll6 ItiolLs OR sAToItpAS. MARCH SI. tacked with deprivations and injustice. M Viennet
amen the' purchase money should any Inuit appear. Twenty Seeond Edition. • 4s.' - . PARIS, Moser 50. has at length expiated his I- pare sex Chifoniers. By
Coati blast Bat., and Dank of Ireland Nines taken as usual. 5. CORN AND CURRENCY. In an Address to the Land. The insurgent Chiefs of the Portuguese refugees, art error of which no one could give airy ex donotion, , 1
Country.or Town Orders punctually attended to, by °norm. By Sir James Graham (of Netherby):Bart. M.P. Third -
JOHN DONOVAN, 4, inoOntsbury-square, , Edition, with Additions. 41. CI be.irds , Telles Jordan, Montealegse, ite. who have been sent to this Poet, who was, at the same time, Chief of a Botta-
. Htillitiro Side; • .4010" 6. CORN, TRADE, WAGES. and RENT. Second Mitten, the frontiers of France, have arrived at Burgos. The lion in the Royal Body cf the Staff, had ju.t by ap- -'-
JOHN DOYLR, 12, aleckleaburgliwr. Duldhi. - with Additions. By Rdward Cayley, Req. 24, Marquis de Chaves, being ill, has obtained' permission pointed Sous Chef of the Staff at the CoAlp of Luneville. .
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7. A LETTER from Earl STANHOPE es the CORN to stop some days in a town on the other side of Burgos. It is not known what Minister hastened to remark this
HAMBLIN'S PATENT MASTIC. LAWS. its. 6d.
The fall of the Funds which has taken place at error to colleague in the, War Deportment; and hie
THIS STUCCO re,embies Portland Stone in its 8. The CORN QUESTION: .In a Letter to the Right I
t
Vienna, and which an Evening Paper ascribed to the detertniturion was recalled on the I6th of &torch, when hsrdnerts and general appearance ; it requires no artificW Honourable, W. HUSKISSON. ...By one of the Proscribed t
,i
Cblouring;•.neWr Vegetates ur turns Green in damp situations ; class. 1,, 6,1, • pretended accession of the Cabinet of Vienna to the re- NI. Viennet had made all his preparations for pioceed- I
sad, it adheres to must substances, is applicable internally as 2. Mr. IDeUMBRLL*3 LETTER to the Right Heriortrable suit of the conferences at St. Petersburgh on the 4th of mit to his post. His expenses are lost. arid he is Offered
will as
as (-nally. ROBERT PEEL, oa the CORN LAWS, POOR LAWS, Ike. April, whence it inferred, we do not know why, the in compensation a retraite, not arnountin to ''' !
LITH IC PAINT, an article partaking of the qualities of the gm, 5,. ), -, Ontethitd
)14311C. Is recommended for iron or Wood Week, and old so. A LETTER to the KARL of LIVERPOOL on the possibility of a war between Austria and Turkey, was of the amount of his supplies. • Thus is the army fa- ,
Stucco Fiunts, bking reasonable in Price, and very Durable.- Cause of tire present Rnsbarrasonent and Moves; and the really caused by a report which had been spread in that tigued and discouraged by partial injustice. which.
Every Particular may be obtained of the Patentees, FILANCngs Measures necessary for our Effectual Relief. By C. C. Westere; City, of the assassination of the Viceroy of Italy-a leaves to no one the certainty of his rank, and which it
'Suite, and Faancts, at their Roman Cement Manufactory, Nine g.q. M.P. 24. ad. falsehood invented by those who speculated on the fall. make all the officers fear the caprices of an Adowistfaw - I
Ilan, V.aaliall, Surrey. • It. ELEMENTARY PROPOSITIONS oe the CUR- .• • . '
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. . tiots which kner*e not whither it is le kl.ir if; ~ • . .. ,
RENCY, with Addideni; 'hewing their Application ro the LIES OE Ttilt DAY. • .
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CURTIS ON DEAFNEEIK MTh'. •.- •• . 'Flutes. ;By Bale Drsinnsue& ,The North Minim • . . AT.. !.- • • `-•• . .
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Lainii Sashed a Foot* .Ratsias. easteideralolf Wired ice • .' Ateasitsec"be iltrossed to • ' ~ 'i\ ;,. ..; .
I •• ~ • inrouvast, price es. 66.•11therat‘ '• •' • • 4. alt . sod ttli . 191am:es or 1, ad; . .. , •• • •, • I wry. , Such is the result of rise disastrous system of OM. - '-- .s.`".
i TREA ' ISE 0 N THE PHYSIOLOGY AND By T. Jepatie 4s. bolt; le- . " . " , .
aCk- DISEASKS cf the RA it i with the most approved Nlodes ' 13. An ESSAY on • GF.NERAT. PIIACTICR and o'RE- diplomatic usages.
T 11614 Ina sominos DO courses donnances. The re-orgatrization which his jast bee*.
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a Treat:mut.
By 1 It. CURTIS, Rsq. with Supplementary matinees on the Steps pr .per to form a Mr. Limb requites from Spain the dissolution of the poitunity for a crowd of dismissals, deprivations, MA... - •
dirk obit blaiesty, and their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Public Rank, and the flyst.in on which the Accounts ought to be army assembled on the frontiers, seventy-millions for displacitigs, where vengeance and caprice have had ri' • - • 1.•
Adieu of Gloucester ; Surzeon to the Royal Dispensary kept. By T. Joplin. Fifth Edition. ss. hoards ' the expenses of the war, and the Wind of Cuba as a much greater share than justice and the intesests stt. ' '
14. CAlSSofthe LANDED INTEREST FAIRLY STATED ,„.„„ :,.,
• • • • ' for Diicare. of the Eat, &e.
Ina Letter to the Honourable George Winn, M.P. By a Land ""-r-1' the State. . . ,
'Printed for T. and G. Undetwood, 32,Pteetorreet.M PARIS, Maus 30. • -, .
Tbepresent Edition ',intended not only fur the Use of Students Agent. 'es. . Letters from Buenos Ayres of the Sth of J inoary:,
U. FIRST, SECOND, and THIRD LETTERS to the King
The is. much •better • his Majesty hope' to at- •
aadPnactitiontrf, but also for near Pets/ins: it contains much new' - e Deputirds '
dkripest.it information on Otitis, Otorrhtea, Nervous Deafness, EARL of LIVERPOOL. nn the CORN LAWS. By E. 0. tend mass in the Chapel next Sunday. •• . e
anof the Province of Tare's and Iltuja, so that now w 4, •
a d Ciles of Deaf and Dumb. Atherley, Esq. Barrister at Law. 61 6d. The Count de B-aurepaire has presented to the King
te. The NATIONAL INTEREST wmddered; or the Br. of Spain, the.reclredentialtof the Marquis -de Moustiers. vlceroyalty of Buenos
may reckon eleven provinces of Perri, is the Acid*.
lodge Importance of ' AGRICULTURE and FOREIGN uuenos Ayres, which have justcloselyTi
TO TIE'. CLERGY,. HEADS OF FAM LIARS, Ste. TRADE. By John Benett, Esq. M.P. Smond Edition; with The Conshintsennel says, s, The proprietors and pm-
ignited themselves to Poraguoy, to hollow its destinies.
Jos liutlisised.prlee fts. 6d. Second Edidon.considerably enlarged, Additions. mi.. cipal editors of several journals had the honour to be . • ... .
B' v rLARs MEDICINE CHEST DIRECTORY, 17. FIRST and SECOND REPORTS. front the Committees admitted this morning before the Committee of the The utrector has therefore sent them certain Sunda-
mcntal institutions,. the collection of the laws and tegu..° 4
and FA MILT'CATALOGUR of DRUGS; in which the of the House of Lords, no the GROWTH, COM M BRCS., and Chamber of Peers,. whit!) was pleased to hear their ob-
Properties and Doses af all Medicines in general Familf use are CONSUMPTION of GRAIN; and ail Laws relating thereto; lations,which he is occupied In preparing for his country,
nervations on the special iot.:rests in the establishments
oyeti&e, together with the proper time and vehicles for adminit- together with the Evidence on Oath. Second Elkton. 10s. 6d. and it is probable all will be adopted without difficulty ;-
1 "Ist tbsiss: its* the Mengel to which they are eimikahle: ac. 18. REPORT, from the Select Committee of the. House of which they represented."
for, according to the Journals of Brat 1 oral Buenos
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