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the discerning part of the press,I would say, borrowing the lan-guage of Shakspeare, " He that isrobbed, not knowing what is sto-len, let him not know it, and he’snot robbed at all."The last Number of the West-

minster Review has a very sensi-ble article on the " use of the deadto the living," which should be

generally read.Perhaps, Mr. Editor, you will

take the trouble to say a fewwords on this subject, as it is avery important one.Remaining your well-wisher,

T. C.Wandsworth, Oct. 28.

NEW SOCIETY OF PIIYSICIANS.

From the nature of this Society,and the danger likely to accrue tothe profession and.the public fromits operations, we are glad to seethat it is henceforth to be put uii-der the control of the MedicalPolice. ’

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

All Letters requiring answers shallpositively be replied to in our next.

The Hospital Reports, and Dr.ARMSTRONG’S Lectures will be reo

sumed in our succeeding Number.