Thank you for your advise. vs Thank you for your advice.

Some examples from the web:

• Brother, thank you for your advises and your carefulness.
• I'd like to thank you for taking the time to advise me of this personally.
• I'll take your advise and keep quiet.
• To attend the negotiations, to advise.
• Whatever I've done till now, was only on your advise
• Will check East River shoreline and advise.
• I'll hold until you advise.
• You should have heeded my advise.
• Continue tracking, we will advise.
• Lay hand on heart, advise.
• We're reviewing telemetric information in our simulator and will advise.
• Then naturally, my president, we will do as you advise.
• Our new player might do the job for us. Advise.
• Keep using Altargo for as long as your doctor advises.
• Today go to the school, I advise.
• Fast and straight, I'd advise.
• If you wish, but only advise.
• Just do what your friend advises.
• We, the challengers, are organized to provide that solidarity and advise.
• I need the night to advise.

Some examples from the web:

• Thank you for your advice. I refuse to be instrumentalised in this House during my Presidency.
• Thank you for your advice.
• If you're in doubt, you don't say no, you say, Thank you for your advice.
• But I do thank you for your advice.
• And I have to thank you for your advice.
• Thank you for your advice.
• Thank you for your advice.
• Thank you for your advice.
• Thank you for your advice.
• Yes, thank you for your advice.
• Thank you for your advice.
• Thank you for your advice, Clemmie.
• Well, thank you for your advice, Larry.
• Thank you for your advice, Senior.
• Thank you for your advice, Eli.
• Thank you very much for your advices.
• Thank you for all your expert advice.
• Well, Marty, I want to thank you for all your good advice.
• Well, thank you for all your advice, gentlemen.
• Thank you for your careful, considered advice.