The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-03-14 00:00:00

MTALLIGENCE.

porremoirru. itAacnt lt
Sailed the Chanticleer for the Mediterrneeen; and ilia
Fllllll D 1144 Is sturr-ship fur the Thiel. The Charles Graaf
lothaniais is gone out of hay Wu', nod wish ibe Yeast will
proceed as soon as the wind 14 fair.

rarAnotrrn, In.
Arrive.' the ltleottitirham, Hel)ttetl, from lotritl..n for
Gubrultae; Dolphin, Ileitlgttleese, f.tten Cupeothaftest fur Ns-
ph., tetchy; and Martha and Elisabeth, Stuart, from Are-
sterthuse lur Celt aims.

1111ARVOICII, 11111ARCIA 12.
Arrived the Princess Charlotte packet front Heligoland;
sailed 7th two ant. She reports that the Elhe was fall at lee,
and lit she could not reach Continent. The light weasels
staisossed at the eon. eof the Ellie and Eyeler weir both in
Heligoland reads, ;and that uTthe Weser kft ►o► Nurwry Sib

orAr., MARCH 12.
Came down from the River the William, Carter; sod
Loyalty, Aihiusun, fur Jll.ll/liei Alexander, fur
tlrrortis ; Aichimrder, Ili.laurt, for Cadiz; Lady Keith,
8..0, for the Caaadies; mid Rettey, Cargill" for Libbou
they al/ lemairs.

NORTH SHIELDS, MAUCH 10.
The Jane, Flat% in proreediug to sea got upon the Hrrl
%ad, WI Will got off again, steamed and kaky. Yesterday ►
the Aauty, Davison. gut upon She lalaisst, but was gut ufr
*gala nisch ►trained, and with ber maintop back-stays
broke.

Ou Monday naorniaz, at six o'clock, the Dowacer Countess
of East x, as her house iu (7vaison-cruet, Alay.fair.
On the 1 Ith isivisitt, at hwaturick, near Rath, Mrs.
Clarke, wife of Edward Clarke,. Esq. and sister to the late.
Sir George Pet cost, Hart.
On 1011, March. aged 0, at his house in hhfvey Chwrieliiv
yard, %Ir. %Vim. ilrylrr, the prop. ic•tor t.f. the Balk Ilerftlif,
and one of the Mar i•trates and senior Common Coeneilwisui
tit that city. It hos seldom brew oar painful dustyto feruidt
the Of an individual in all rtspros • smote sr doable
m. oilnr of society, in whom was united to the best of dia..
110/11 lour, literary attainineois of the rarest order.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Atomism 11 ■flay 11. I E•enin; 41 after IL.

PRICE OF SIOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Ct. Cons. 723 I Lot'e►y Tickets/7/.lBe.
5 per Ct. N. An. 10411 Ornsition
Imam Boastts.. 47 50 lit. I Conm for ALT..... 7.21
Ex. 4 pr. I 731 73

WI lAT ines'imnble Medicine. the CORDIAL
BALI of Gil LEAD, is peenliarly adapted to strengthens
weak female ronstitutions, and likewise to warm and in-
vigorate phlegmatic habits; it acts powerfully, not only on
the weak stomach, but the whole nervous system ; corrects
• vitiated appetite soil indigestion in the first psisssgcs,aol
assists woadivrally re( overing the tow sof the urinary andi
genital organs—hence its efficacy in seminal givets in men,
and corresponding weaknesses in women.
It is recommvraed to those Ladies, who, from repeated mid
difficult labours, arc aigieted with westoessessnd infirmities,
in which capes it is highly useful, strengthening at the same
time the stomach, the bark, the weakened organs, and the
whole cunsiiintion.

The Cordial B.lnt of Gicad is universally acknowledged?
to he a twat agreeable and powerful restorative in all uer-
VOHS (bundlers, and way be taken with advantage in istwaid
maul ouzs, loss of appetite, indigestion, depression of Sporitd,
In mbling or shaking of the hands Of litnbi, .hurtile.s of
breath, and eunsionpthe habit•.
Sold by Mr. Johnson, 68, COrnhill ; and ?dr-Sanger (late
Baron and Co.), thforibstreel ; and all Medicine Venders in
the Visited Kingdom, at lis. and 33a per bottle; 5/. Cares
ma aloe be obtained at Gilead House, as usual.

Suavitir in mode. hartitEr in re
The treatment mild—tbe cure effeeleal.

ACANDID Eximinsition of Profemonol Pre-
tensions is only to be feared by ilium oho are coo-
scions of incapacity.. . _

Imprerantai an ;sly period of our professiosat career with,
the importance of a more minute attention is a class of die-
eases peculiarly affecting the grander operations of Nature,
we boldly deviated from what was held to be n►diest ortho-
doxy; attacked the vsentings of esapyricissi, aud, by de-
feating its vile purposes, coasider ourselves justly retitled
is that approbation and t atronage which, for tweet, years,
have rewarded our successful and devoted studies. The
retire/otos of oar enlighteeed brethren, who freiseetly ap-
peal to our opinion, is as adtlitiosal gratileatioe to our
pride, while our authority from the College itself, strength-
mood as it is by the most enthusiastic testimonials of shame
every Professor ie the British Metropolis, must ever protest
the sasetity of oar fame from envy ur assrepreseutatise.
The impetuosity of youth, or the momentary omit 1.,1
ragtime is the mature? wi•n, oriel' lead to the effees• of a
wntagi•es disease; happy, therefore, nay the early appli-
cant be called, whose ausiety cam be Nab 'Alva by a few,
day? care; and eves in the mere advent-ad stages, charac-
terized by numerous symptoms, we can illustrate use asser-
tion, by rendering the tremmeat mild, the cure effectual.
Every organic change, or functional distuebaaec, tact.
eratal to the generative economy, falls etrastly attire oar
province, and will yield to our enmities. Smog; t►ese ant
diereses of the urethra, weakness, and coustitatimeal de-
rangements, of however long duratiou.
The child of isaaitiss may hr re.lored ►e appetesses, and,
instead of bring esbauettel by Nervous larbibty, ha wilt
circulate the asaalier proof of vigorous impute. The limits
of an Advertise eat do mut allow the classilicatios •f our
su►jects, but they ate amply detailed i■ a Work we lately
published, called the Aigas of Life, the rapid sale of
accompanied with as increasing practice, are insilesiable
proofs of our general utility. The Book as be had at TO.
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deuce is placed, and t►e most inviolable mussy is exposted t
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aaswer to Letters asimmtely detailieg the sympeones, and es-
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