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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-01-24

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On Saturday. the 17th incialit, Robert lisailson, Col. of
Tintwurili Court, Surrey, RZt.ti 63.
On Wednesday, the 31st instant. about ten 11'014'k 11
the evening, inn fit of aluipti %v. Mr. Giles Hansen, of
Clannery lane, Fleeisatree s aired 57.
On Tuesday, suddenly, Mr. J..:.., Dawson, at his house in
Cru+u_enu►t, Triiiity.lane, late of Chester, in his year.
lie was in perfect health on Monday, and ate a hearty
dinner.

HIGH WATER Tms DAV AT LONINPN BRIDCf.
Mut nitig 39 after 3. I Evening $4 after 3.

ItOM Inxtiry und dissipation the wind lice,ines
enervated, and the hotly soon falls an easy victim.
To reltt.,,A: the disorders arising front fashionable gaieties,
and to restore the debilitated constitution, is the result of
our study and experience, and we trust that thirty years sue.
cessful practice in Ibis peculiar branch of our profession,
gives tae a decided superiority over every other practitioner.
In recent cases of syphilitic infection,S perfect cure is Cl.:11-
010E11 in I llr short period of twit days ; and in those eases of
a inure cuMplit sled statute, where oilier practiti (((( ers hate
failed of sureess, a proper perseverance in our p'ati
meld ensures to the patient a Willett and perfect re-establisb.
silent. Ti, those who are lalimiring under a general or local
debilitY, it will he constilatory to know that the Medicines
we prescribe possess the inestimable power Of renovating the
most 41. hdietfe.l constilitti )))) , w limber it arises from the in-
discretions of yonth, or by a reiedunce in hot or unhealthy
climates, too sedentary a lit., or ton dose application to
@lndy, exce,sire grief, injudicious use of mercury, Iy.c. tic
should it priaTed front an habitual tendency to consumptions
these one restmatives will produce the happiest alerts. la
place of lassitude anal debility, we offer Listiog health,
atreugth, and spirits; and even to the aged and infirm our
4if treatment will afford relief and comfort, by gently
und safety invigniating I he systens.
Nunn rous cases of Strictures have hero and are daily
under one care, the total eradication of stitch is etieete.l Ily
it safe, eta Ism, and Clvelitiolts nuule of pi MA Sititt-1 h.r
to any other it adopted. The weakness relaxatteii,
anal
debility proceeding front this c plaint, n 1 e 9%4'1111y a i'lllo%
• and the patient restored to sound a 44,1 vigorous health.
Patients of wittier six may COII6IIII us With I:14. erre,trat,
1 delicacy, and secresy, at nue house, No. Ili?. flat-
tun garden Patients in the country, ilc•esibing their ea-c,
and Enclosing a rensittance for advice and medicines, the
saute will be scat to all pats oft lie world.
CURRIE and CO. Surgeons,
No. 107, Ilan. a (mhos
London, England, 1818-01-24

art Cesar end nulirs," wus ihr atoms of You whr

passed the Rubicon.
A 11ENOVA1 lON of the litiman Niue ta, in
fact, a desideratum in Medical Science; uo 114indies
make such ravages on the bodily system ns Venereal Com-
plaints; the Syphilitic ptlibroll glides hare. reptibly along,
until every organ is debilitated, and the comatnivatitou as-
sumes the features of death.
As the immediate appearances arc generally an
early application to us mill 'sierra • pain and Jaeger
that happen from improper ticaintrut. I:emote symptoms
itivario.sl .n i.e from ignorance anl siv4leet, they may bow-
er, r he parried by a vi,nruns exertion of talent or the ap-
peal be not too lung delayed), and the patient through the
prOZreill of health tat waainredof46euntinuae.ee.
still does tint the most coatis:Mated iiiveteiary of the
above disiorder equal those instances of calamity, ah. re liy
the practice of a seven Rolliary VICC, the finest energ..s of
hatiire become richaitsted. *canal debility ensues, and the
sufferer it et/prised lit the forfeit of de ,pair. It it for him to
look forward to the flit Clint 'KIWI.: Of hope, a hen at boldly
assert that even desperate 1.:0,S I. hi to our mild restos at ices.
41111er impribuirlits unur to i.ritaic lhr scusitice: times
thous—some nal oral, utheus ;tooth irl assbirlun.. aenk-
nesses„ &c. in all of !twin ice oit.r the adaptive
inctead of the iisind harass:tag plait of caustic or atinittlatits.
But especially in those delicatc peculianties incident to the
goitre vex, is our rell4A.3:1111( 111.111011 applicable, by reams
deficiencies that lute atilt inibittrr matrimonial reflections.
A candid ex.% ttt i t Nation of professional acquirement need
only 1w feared hy I who is conscious of incapacity; we
arc unconnected with the thinsire and Mullin:oin; •ppear•
mice of a ',abbe Institut 1110, WWI VaUllt 110 ttttttt Mal icier temort
patronage, though sanctioned by minty of the Nobility, :mil
,viii Or the Faculty itself; as Members of the Lonrho'
College of Surgeons, our title to the contideure of society
is nut " imposing." nor are wear promises" spa (ions," thus
emanate from a practice proving by its mit ailing astern.,
that no attempt, however elothril a ilk yr...mooed atithorilc,
can preclude the know ledge of those pre.entinent a•haii•
mgrs which are :dwelled to our ifirotv
therew it Ii this intimiititou is ..zivets, I patients of either
sea may consult ticwith screwy, and to prevent mianu.•
illerstattaiagy the terms, probable duration of the ttttt
&c are always stated at the first interview, or its iiiiswri ri •
litters containing a bank note,
COSS and CO. M.R.C. Surgeons.
13, liotiverie.street, Fleet strest, London.
*,,• Letters from the c ttttt itry should he particular is de •
tailing the symptoms, manner tit bring, &v. when thv prolo!
remedies caw be Cm warded to any part, limitever distant.

LONDON g Printed sad Published at the elffice, No. 127.
Strand ; wbereAdiertivements ere receive 4. 3nd I.ei it h
(post paid) weed be adtireserel—C, SMITH. N.
I'lement's Into, Priet•r— 1. WediTE. be. 121. Ott 311.1,
;•';.h.,,
London, England, 1818-03-16

PRICE OF SUGAR.

Th. average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from the Returns trade iu the reek ending the 11.1.
clay of March, ISIS, is 494. 74.1. per luauilreil stricht, exclu-
sive of the Duties I.f CuMums paid or payable therruu,
on the importation thereof into Great Baia:nu.
London, England, 1818-03-16

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

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FLANDERS AND DUTCH MAILS.

STOCKHOLM, VEIL 110.
Yesterday a solemn deputation, at the head of
which was the Marshal of the Kingdom, waited
upon the King to present to him, in the natne of
the Diet, an address of congratulation on his ac-
cession to the throne. The States of the king.
dom have voted a sum of 150,000 rix-dollars fur
the expenses of the funeral of the late King.
The greatest !impend are making for this
mournful cereffionY ; several regiments in garrison
in the provinces. have received orders to march to
the capital to make part of the procession.
The public voice desires that his Majesty's corn.
nation may take place during the present Session of
the Estates of the kingdom. Baron Mannerheim,
Attorney-General to the Diet, has proposed to the
Equestrian Order to declare the depositiou (de-
eirearree) of Gustavus Adolphuii frotrt tlie throne of
Sweden. The coronation of the latter did not take
place till eight yarn after he had ascended the
throne. A deputation from the ilJuiversity of
Upset, having st its head the Rector Magoilicus,
has waited on the Prince Royal to offer him the
dignity of Chancellor of that University, with which
his Majesty the King bas hitherto been invested.
This title has been graciously accepted by his Royal
Highness. His Majesty has caused 300 measures
of corn to be distributed among the Isaiah).
nate iultabitatits of Frederickshall, in Norway,
whole dwellings were destroyed by fire. Our
State has just sufil•red a great loss by the death
of the High Admiral, Baron Nauktott. This dis.
tinguished (Ayer began his career iu America, un-
der filessrs. D'Estain;4 surf Le Grime ; he had oh.
rained in France the Order of Merit, and u pension;
he afterwards served iu all the naval campaigns of
the. Swedish fleet : is tittra lie emumainkii the
Swedish sqltaditni that with that of Lug-
huul.

They write from (lottenburg that Iwo of the
mo,t unti.-ut Engha., twnuea tlwre foiled,
namely, Scott ;mid Corolull, sail I,uw, Smith, anti

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London, England, 1818-03-16

A WATERSPOUT.

ISLE or WIGHT, MARCH It
Ohl Saturday- afternoon 'last a water/ pout basal at Slut,
bury, ueur iVhitwell (about a. fink from the place where the
one lately mentioned burst), Which did considerable Hilt y
to the farm there. It was preceded by • violently ova'. 4
atmosphere, the noise of which, for half an hoar, resembled
■ roar, the most dismal mid appalling. When the (load
poured forth 411 COldetail', it sensed to the iuhabita•ts of
Stenhury Farm as though the floud•gatcs of the sea hall
broken, ■nd their destruction was inevitable : the water
roll& down the.hill in such irresistible torrents, that it heat
down • lofty wall, flooded all the looter apartments of the
farm, and set the rattle loose among the stream.—the af-
frighted inhabitants pecking shelter, with their children, in
the tipper rooms. The loss sustano•.l by this phenomenon
is considerable; whilst the terror and painful feelings it
excited, are indescribable. The injury dune to Sir Richard
Worsley's library by the waterspout, which partly burst
upon it, is much more extensive than was at the time
described.
London, England, 1818-07-11

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it Will the coal'', supported by four Polish' eaglet,
The portrait of the deceased was crowned with lau-
rel ■nd cypress. The whole church was finely illu-
minated. A regiment of car.dry •as drawn up in
front of the church.

On the 15th was laid with all due ceremony the
first stone of St. Alexander's church, in memory
of the entry of the Emperor into the capital of the
kingdom of Poland, because leis Majesty would not
allow the erection of a triumphal arch, for theexpense
Of which voluntary contribution• had already hero
made by the inhabitants. The church is to he in
the (*Orin of the Pantheon at Rome. The atioliver-.
sorry of the proclamation of the kingdom of Pulsod
was solemnized the day before yesterday.

ST. PETS/AMNON, JUNE 10.

According to accounts from Moscow, it was ex-
pected that his Majesty the Emperor would return
to that city to-day. On the 25th of June his
Majesty will arrive here from Moscow, and in a few
diys the Imperial Court and the Count Ruppiti,
and thus we shall hare the happiness to see the Im-
perial Family among us again, after an absence of
nearly nine months. His Majesty was on the Bth nt.
Mak at t'erekop, on the 91h at Simpheropol, in
the Crimea, on the 10th at Kertach and Jenikale,
and departed on the following day to the south coast
of the Crimea.
The return of the Cotirt will much increase the
splendour of the capital. The improvements that
hare been completed during its absence, as wrll as
those that have been commenced, excite the 'mini",
of every one who has been only a short time absent
from St. Petersburgh. All diligence is used to have
every thing in the most perfect ordrr before the ar-
rival of the Court.
London, England, 1818-07-11

SOUTH AMERICA.

The following article is translated from tl 0
Journal des Ileliats, tied is a renew of • work en-
titled, " Considerations upon Spanish America :
or, au Appeal to Truth, upon the causes, spirit.
and object of the Ileuollition," by an A,IIYrICIII,
friend of justice, and an eye-witnca.. We are in-
duced to give it publicity, not so much by tsn
soundness of its reasoning, or the correctness of its
views. as by a desire to do justice to all parties,
and to let our readers perceive the sentiments en-
tertained by the Royalists opals the motives and
prospects of the Isidepetidents.
" The partisans of revolutions have endeavoured
to represent the insurrection of the Spanish colo-
nies, us the inevitable result of a system of sipper:-
&ion pursued by the Government of the toothier.
country with tricot; to these provinces. They
who have read good geographical and statistical
works know, that, oil the contrary, Spanish Ame-
rica enjoyed before the insurrection every species of
happiness, compatible with the moral and intellec-
tual condition of the inhabitants, and now we find
a Spanish American, an eye-witness. com.n.: for-
ward, to colitirin upon this point the opinion of all
well-informed men.

" Our author thinks, that policy. an well as
philosophy, ought in various respects to consider
Spanish America in the tranquillity it enjoyed be-
fore the present troubles, as the happiest and most
favoured part of the globe. It presented a faithful
picture of the iloineinic quiet enjoyed by a large
and opulent family. Not only did America pro.-
per under the auspices of the Spanish Government,
exempt front the collison of wars wh.cli illhetered
every other nation, but it also enjojed the incal-
culable advantage of possessing one religi ~,,, one
langulge. in all the various kingdoms and pro-
vinces, just laws, and an adininistrativn whim li
daily became milder; its line, a system of mnilei:ite
Government. identified witl► the genius. the cu.-
' toms, and the occupations of this great people.
The Spanish Government had never ceased to pro_
tret public educali ~,, ; the sciences and literAture
were professed witli”ut distinction, as 111 Spain ;
owl instruction was 1101 11 ttt ited to the 'wooled

of mere utility; it extended itself to all the al
of luxury mill ornament, *s W1:11 di to those MO',

usrcl a crl.

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