The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-03-12 00:00:00

MEDICAL SOCIETT.

The London Medical Society held their Anni-
versary, At their House, in Bolt-court, on Friday
last, when the following Gentlemen were deified
Officers and Council, for the ensuing •Ye ir

James Sims, M.D. President. Sayer Walker, MD. Tina.
surer. Joseph Hurluek, S. Librarian. • Mr. (lend,
Ge.nge sent, M.D. Secretary. Dr. foignansl, Sec.
for Forchtn Correspondence. Nathaniel Huhn.. M D John
Coakley Lennon, M.D. V.lward Ford, S. William laun.
ders, M.D. John Sims, MD. William Nnrris, S. Johl
Andree, S. JoeephJacitro, A •Dr Denn.son.
Camberlain, S. John Gibbs Reknit, S. James Parkmson,
S. Jamlc H1;1 limper, S. John asightoo, M.U. James
Ware, S. l'h..rnsun Forster, S. Juan Aberneth,, S. T
Wa:slonan, M. D. Sir J. M.enarnara Hayes, 9.1 t.
M D. Thomas Webb, S. Willia:it Babinv..s, M. U.
Jelin Ring, S Thorns. Biadley, M. D. Ja•ne. Saito ,A.
Phdrp Kilost, M. D. itobist-tio.opir. M. D • L.-4 .reee.
Ante, Pantos Cooper, S. •Dr. Thornton' MU. Detre*
PirickarJ, MD. •Mr B Atkinson, S. Richard
•Mr TJanto,. MD. •Mir Levi. •her Levet.
Anirisersiry U stern for next year, •Mr. Enid. • AZ. Wag-
s. Repsua.r.
The Oration was delivered by Dr. Pinekard.

Note. Those mark.wt thus • are new Officers.

FUNERAL OF LaDr H.IREWOOD.

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On the 28th ult. the remains of the fti'it Hon.
Liiy HAREWOOD were interred in the f.,:,4113-
at Harewood Church, Yorkshire. The Funeral left
the 11..11 at sir o'clock precisely, and the procession
moved in the following order :
Twenty Servant fife i with Scarfs and Hat Bands.
Four Female Servants.
Si. Mutes.
The Undertak-r and Coffin-makers.
THE BODY,
Carried by Sixteen Under Bearers.
Chief Mourners' Coitelam,
containing
The two Mr. Lasetntea, Mr. York, the Rev. Mr. Hale, and
Doctor Davidson.

The Funeral was quite private, and passed along
the Park to the Church without going through the
town. Seldom have the remains of a lady of rank
been conveyed to the mansions of the dead, with so
little ostentation, or so much real sorrow.

A battle was fought yesterday on Moulsev Heath,
between AL FIANDLIt, a coppersmith of Hounslow
and the Oa*e Cbirkes. The Coppersmith
WAS knocked down every round. and victory soon
declared in favour of the Chtekea. The odds were
all the time at least 7t04 in favour of the latter. A
hard fight took place between an old man and a
lad of eighteen, in which the lad was victorious.
Three boats, full of company, were upset upon
their return home; bot as no lives were lost the
accident only produced laughter and fun.

A large porpoise was seen yeste day in the
Thames, and afforded much amusement to the
Wateriness, who spent the greater part of the day
in endeavouring to catch it, but wits inu. success
having lost sight of it caong the shipping.
We learn, with greet satistalioo. th it the Lite-
rary Club have begun a subscription for he ,urpose
of eretling a monument in St. P3UlL'SCAthtdral, to the
memory of the Lae Sir J. Itsvuot.us, the original
founder of that very respeftable Society, which has
now subsisted for near half a century. Their ex-
ample will, doubtless, be followed by every ti send to
geniud and the arts, in conjunaion with the Royal
Academy, who, we understand, have already ma-
i nifewed their respell tor their First President, nr
some late Resolutions on this subjea ; and who. we
make no doubt, will eagerly adopt, as a body, every
measure that may tend to promote so meritorious a
work, and to perpetuate the memory of one who
was equally an honour to their Society and to his
country. This monument is consigned to the hand
of that excellent sculptor, Mr. FLA XMAS/ ; and the
place appropriated
is, the fourth
to itbyuthne
the Dean
o
ndClrapterf
thatof
Si. Paul's
noble edifice. the other three c ng places
being occupied by the monuasenTeorll.eflor Joust.
sow, Sir WILLI/Al Jove'. and Mr. How eon.