The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-11-18 00:00:00

DEATHS.

At Yarmout►, inalowday ar'aaißht, axed 79. George
Thompson, Esq. who salved the peke of Mayor in 1791;
►e was senior Aldermaa of that Borough, II ud
Comptroller of the Customs 37 years, From the dittos of
w►ich olive ►e retired iu 1815.
Oa Saturday, after a short illness, from a cold cauet•t at
►is wife'. funeral, Mr. . Denton, of Eyre-street, Sbedirid,
silver•plater.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Morning 18 otter 2 I Evenisz 41 afler 2.

Malign eon:Client sequitur panieeneik.
Bad advice is generally followed by reantance.
THE Profession of Physic is of silo% high im.
parlance, that beyond any other it ought to he kept
clear of ignorance and quackery. Messrs. CURRIE and.
Co. having dedicated themselves to the study, and ben g.s-
tided by the must considerable practice in that branch thee
thought proper to 'elect, trust, that sifter thirty loos re,,-
deuce in ibis metropolis, elicit talents are so will known, An 4
their reputation so completely estaliterhed, that nu avologr
is required for their deviation front the reenlist mode of era •
lice. It may be proper to state, that their meiheal rJecAttel
has been of the first class: that they are Menthe's of it.e
Royal Colleges of London sod Edisibureh ; ant!, as artisttc•
tory evidence of the truth of this statement, their sliplonire
sad testimonials may be seen at their house, No. 107, liat•
tun-garcke, where they may he consulted ni.la tee great.‘t
ascresy and honour, by patients of either se-, labouring len-
der soy of the following complaists:-Id, The Veuerrat
Diocese, for which they have discovered a remedy. that is not
only a complete substitute for mercury in the cure of tint
complaint, but which has the advantage of ereiticatine elle
disorder without debilitating the cons' it ution. This rein. efe
has been used for some time with the happiest effete an the
Continent, sod promises to be the litmus *Westin Iv expled-
tog the use of mercury, except in the moat complex and iii-
velerate eases. 2Jly, lu cuts of Nervous thlielity and t,--
cuter Relaxation, their researches Issee,heen never fortnort,.
and they owe to a late introduction to a friend and pupil's
the illustrious Timm, the mequisition of a simple ma ie of
treatment, which, in discarding the violent menns bitheito
practised in this country, gives a tone to ev..ry mis.esisr Mire
of the patient, restores his soiwil spirit., mid re-o,tehil•twt•
his vigour without inffamiug the ronstitettenu, end thus
posing him to the dangers of a relapse. 3illy, In Siliceous
of the Urethra, Messrs. Currie aad Co.'s 1113.1 of .ream,"'
bas so far snrpaased every other method of core, !hit tiny
have excited the asteetightnent and approbation of the
distinguish-it medical men, by effecting in three weeks twee
which defied all the resources of their skill.
Mews. Carrie and Co. of late have bad several Koji.,
who have been weak enough to place themeelves umbe
the
ewe, and submit to Ihe mode of treatment of mi n uttrr v
uteskilkd in the cure of this moat ihingeroes and Pa."'."l
complaint; sod when, after the loss of mucli slaw :teal moo
they applied to them, sail felt the efficacy of their pIRII,IIO r
leave bees invariably as warm in their romenewetstions • (
skill to which they owed their restoration, as strung no 'h"
censures of the igooraoce to which they bad warty Celli
victims.
Patients in the country are desired to state partiiolare
their eases • their knees must be post rigid, cartoon
Bask England note, when the accessary advice sod its
cities will ha scut to say part of the world.
No. 107, Hattewrgordes.

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