The Sun. — 1828-06-16 (London, England)

THE BRITISH POLITICAL GAZETTE. The First Number of this Publication (tie Editors of which pledge themselves to the Nation to prosecute the commutation of Tythes to some legal and permanent enactment) contains the first part of a reply to " Lord GRENVILLE'S Essay on the supposed Advantages of the Sinking Fund." In size of paper it is similar to that Old Established 'Weekly Journal " The Literary Gazette."—To behad of all Newsmen and Booksellers, and at the several Post-offices in the country. Price Teopence, postage free.—Published by Wit,ttam Joy, Bookseller, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard. The last Number of the Gazette of Health (published on the let inst.) contains, among other medical intelligence, some interesting observations on the corrective and curative effects of the mineral water of Great Malvern on scrofula, pulmonary consumption, and diseases] joints, by Surgeon Annisox ; an easy and effectual mode of curing corns and bunions, by Dr. BROWN; and of burns• and scalds, by Dr. Want); an account of new remedies for the shaking palsy, for rheumatism, tic doloureux, St. Vitus's dance, loss of vision, inflammation of the eyes, thrush, croup, &c.; effectual means ofprornoting the growth of the hair ; receipt for making the royal haban blacking ; and exposure of the adulteration of drugs; and a very valuable essay on the corporeal and mental managentent of infants, and.the duties of mothers, &c. by the celebrated Dr. Dawn's, .of -Philadelphia. The Editors of this popular Work have announced a reprint of all the back numbers, so that complete copies of each Volume may be, obtained of any bookseller.  increased nearly as rapidly withNinewthheabisvetntb.lh4syears, as any of the manufacturing villages in the west country. There are fishermen alive who recollect when there were only six boats belonging to tits puce, and there are now about two hundred. The ote xfiev usß' great increase in the trade and population has of course caused a tu greatHA rliz THE in h arlndEßreEnts.R.lSAcofttremrateh.e arrival of the body of G11%1.114%11 at the United Hospital, on Wednesday night, all the surgeons and pupils belonging to the establishment amembled as early as four o'clock on the following morning, when the dissection commenced, and from which they only desisted long enough to partake of slight breakfast. By two o'clock in the afternoon they had dissected as far as the abdomen. The body was theta removed frosty the dissecting room to a large upper apart- ' ment, where all the medical gentlemen of Bath were admitted, and the senior surgeon of the hospital, Mr. Noe/lAN, began the demonstration on the muscles of the abdo men, which was extremely interesting, and lasted about three qoarters of an hour. Mr. SoneN, the next surgeon The in eminence,' then -demOnitrated on the axillary vessels, which engaged his audience, about 60 in number, till halfwpaesrteforueerucneeiidd at four e'cloa Friday morning these labours head of the murderer was guyed on. Thursday-night, land a plaister cast of it taken. The 'oss of the-hair produced a great change in the appearance. GILLIIAIf, judging even from his present appearance, was a veey, handeoraelnan, haviisg fine regular features, with' a high forehead. He had very soft brown hair, that curled in natural ringlets all over the bead. The person is tall and very muscular. On Saturday Mr. NORMAN proceeded with the next division of his labours, viz, the lungs. The brain, it is understood, will not be dissected, because it would spoil the skeleton, which is to be preserved in the hospita),v-iiaghThrold.  iz;  OF