The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-05-02 00:00:00

PICTURES.

By Messrs. ROBINS,
At dick Spacious Rooms; Piazza, Commt-Gerdes, THIS
DAY, at Twelve,
ACAPITAL COLLECTION of ITALIAN,
FRENCH, DUTCH, mad FLEMISH PICTURES, of
great vomit, wad iu the higlisst state of preservation, 'many uf
them lets!, front the Continent, the genuine property of, end
collected by, a Gentleman of peculiar taste and
These Palittiorstmen a pleasing assemblage of the choicest
productions itf Pyuaker, Ferg, Mats, Guerrills, Dayedael,
N. Rosa Bricuberg, Grittier, Breughel. Vernet, Bruollieigi,
Delioin•igh, Ostade, Laymen*, Linear, and Mymia;
among abaci' are Cleopatra dissolving the pearl, a very Lie.
finished and beautiful compositions, by Gerard Laireas. ;
Magdalen at devotion, a must lovely performance, by Lau-
' sawn; • landscape, with Figures sod Cattle, uncommonly
fine, by Griefller • Diana and Eudynalow, no msluisitely high
Ilakked cabinet picture, by Myeris i also a kw hemutiful Apo-
Amens of the modern School, hy Aulmessa,Frelobairn, Gorda&
borough, Faber' mid lhbetsuu.
Ma tie viewed or Friday mid Saturday prior, and Catr-
horter bad at the Rooms.

MODERN SUBSTANTIAL LEASEHOLD SRI( I,
BUILT CARCASE, DALBY TERRACE, CITY
ROAM- By Mr. BLAKE,
At Gerraways•Colffe.house,.•Clisore-alley, Grabill, en

MON 'JAY,. Kay the !jib, num: at stiit'Cleek.
AiOMPRISI NG a Mt ) DERN SUBSTAN-
TILL LEASEHOLD BRICK-BUILT CARCASE,
Iraq pleasantly sitaated No. 14, Dalhy-terrace, City-reed,
sear the New River, ',lensed fur ten Room', with %mei ger-
den and fore court, held for to unexpired tell': of fifty-linen
years and half from kladnumeter next, at a poand nut
of .1. ea.
May he viewed until the Sale. Particulars had of Mr.
Blake, Sun-street, Bishopergate , and at (Amway's
BOORS IN VARIDESLANGCACES, Mei AND

SCIENCtiI.
By Mr. RICHARDSON,
By 0111 ft of the Eseentins inn the Premises, No. s, York-
street, Covent-garden, DAY, May it, and tl e
11 following Dap, and ou 310 N DAY,stlay in, and the
• following days, Sundays excepted, at 1 t °thick,
vulna.ile awl extensive COLLECTION
K. of BOOKS, the sole property of the late Mr. JOHN
SOTHEBY, Bookseller, deceased,' including the mst
celebrated Anthurs in Divinity, History, Voyages, Trams,
Biography, Natural History, with fine cottoned Plato,
best Editions of the Classic,, nc. runny extremely rare,
and in elegant Bindings.
To be eh:wed, sad Catalogers, price 2s. (allowed to
(.14.a.:ent) slay b: had on the Premiss • of Mr. Clarke, Book-
seller Bond-stri ; Mr. Ford, Manchester ; Mr. Deightsin
Cambridge; Mr. Cooke, Oxford and of Mr. Richardson:
No. 31, Strand.

ALL TRUTH IS SALI3TARY TO MAN.
rand whoever discovers or diffuses it in any portion,
rendee an essential Service to his Country and his Kind.
Peeve:signal men hart,of bee, through the medium of
the PITON, Ishii "'otiose the public rya the various simptoms
of disorders, whiete, however to the delicate ant suscepti-
ble mind, it is only" necessary'for via to glance at.
We have the happieesa to inform those persona, who,
either from constitution or archkut, or acquired habit, front
hard etude, change of climate, violent disappointment, im-
moderate eilef, or excesses of any kind, tabour under those
ilewases which molt from a itcrniv,i-went of NERVOUS
SYSTEM, a general or partial 1./Elil I .ITY, that, from the
union of inure accurate imatomical knowledge, with very
elaborate chemical analysis, we have it in our power to
'tenure, in most caws, a perfect re-establiabmeat of health
and strength.
The barks, steel, and other tenth. medicines, which have
heels usually nolinisistered, m OW clam of those complaints,
we hate (mind, from experience, to he by no means adequate
to the perform:owe of a gum fete and lasting cure; and
Mf:RCUIZY, the ordivary specific in other cases, is
venially knuwu to be productive of the must mischievoita
effects on the human constitutlun; we have therefore Is.
bimetal, by turniog the whole of one attention exclusively to
this subject, and toy the ant of 17 year,. experience in au es-
%oilier practice, to one to the puddle a mode of treatiteut
entirely mew, which has in we anus instanc• hiali.gatv ones
known to fail.
As a great part of these diereses has its Peat G the mind ;
that has btu pouticontrly attended to is the preterit method
oft ore; void, as it ta • fact, wed known to professional ine.o,
that persons of each sex, mad of all area, of all aingstions ru
life, and every description of charAct•r, are liable to them
&Anders, particitlarly those of elegant and cultivated minds,
very refined sentiments and fee:hums, Mid of stadium seden-
tary habits, most especially thine of a quick mid heti?
fancy, and fertile imagnuition--the Poet, the Painter, arAl
the itrovelist—and those whom au affluent fortune end high
nook in society have excluded Gina aU manual humour, a-id
verde' eusplorment; for the sake of sot+ Patinas, ie Moe
tounta, naturally timid, arc rendered still nowt. so by o.e
very nature of their complaint, the 'Ghee at attention is pasl
to debt cy and secrecy, said a certain, • pirtasecut and ra-
dical Cure, is solemnly promised.
:.:esors. CURS! sad CO. Surgeons, may be consulted
at their house, No. 107, H.oton•CiaMen, by Patients of
either sex. Personally, or by letter (post paid.. ;ncieratrff a
peak Note, when the necessary advisee and Medicines will
be given, or sent to as pail of the kingdom.
Patients in the country are reps, . a to describe the par-
limiters of their complaints, uzes, vud gem:roil habit et
livings—No. 167, 'tattoo Garden.

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