The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-06-28 00:00:00

WO. 4, COANHILL, #M) 9, CUARING-CROSII.

I'ASH retuarns—'hi4 what wanks to
• the 1%. obility, Gentry, and Public o general, for their
onbnowled fawoum in the Lotteries jet tia,rheil, and oe-
quaints them that Tidicto tad &tares for the NEW STATE
I.(iTTERY, contaiuing Rix Prizes of to he &tura
I).tli, are now seili,g as a4eve; where, to th,
Lotteries just fiuisbeai, be sold aud shared
No. 17.61 1, a Prise of iti,ouol.
N. 14,441 L.itymo No. 4,lde L. i,ooe
140411 6,uuti 91s Soo
114,440 3,000 17,96 j 5110
24,119 ' 3,00 n 24.A47 200
16,77. 1,0,30 3,614 lmo

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The First-drawn Ticket, is the City Lottery, entitled in
the Greed Hotel veined at fillinnolo 1'155014 at DISH', Of-
liee, in sixteen Sixteenths ; aka two other the sithirtantint
freehold houses' snlue pool.. • ' and the totanate hidden of
Prizes, in hothState and City Lotteries, may have their alo-
ne, by applying as shove.
The State Lottery contains Six Trite, of ryponl. besides
the usual number of g,oooll. SOMA. 2,0ue1.
Nebemes with particulars gratis.

ALL TRuTil is SALUTARY TO MAN,
ind whoever discovers or ditfewes it in any portion,
renik. alb ci:vential Service to his Country adding hind.
Proirsainnal men have, of late, through the medium of
The Press, lan! hefmee the public eye the cartons symptoms
of 4U...tilers, which, however, to the delicate and smcepti.
Lle mind, it is oulv necessary fur us to giant v at.
We have the luippiiieu to inform those persona, who,
either Gem coestitution or accident, or acquired habit, from
herd study, ebunge of climate, violeut disappointment,
im-
tatderate grief, or racemes daily hiud, labour under those
dielPallft, which result from a derangement of NERVOUS
SYSTEM, a general or partial DEBILITY, that, from the
union of more accurate anatomical haus-ledge, with very
elaborate chemical analysis, we have it in oar power to
insure, in most cease, a perthet re-estatilialuneat of health
and streutth.

'1 lie harlot, steel, and other tunic medicines, which have
been usually adiniaiistered, to one class of those complaints,
we have found, from experience, to be by no mem,s adequate
to the performance of a complete and lasting cum; and
EI ERCURY, the ordinary specific in uther closes, is uni-
vereally known to be productive of the most miirchievons
effeete on the human cimatitatioa; we have therefore In-
bound, by turning the whole of our an. iniun exclusively to
Van subject, and by the aid of sears cxpriewe in Amex-
tensive practice, to oiler to the public a 'node of treatocut
entirely new, which has in so one instance hitherto been
known to fail.
As a peat part of these diseases has its twat in the mind ;
that has been particularly 'domicil to in the present method
ef cure; and, as it is a fact, well known to professional men,
that persona of each sex, and of all ages, of all situatiuna in
life, and every description of character, are liable to these
disorders, particularly those of elegant and cultivator, minds,
very relined went Micah' sad feelings, and of Mediums wrlete.
tary habits, most especially these of a quick and Gcely
leafy, and fertile imagination—the Poet, the Painter, sod
the NOVO:st—aril thine whom an affluent fortiaue and bit:ll
sivii in socirty have excluded front all manual labour, and
temear ctuployment; fur the sake of such Patieuts, whose
maws, natueally timid, are rende.reil still more no by the
trip nature of their complaint, Ito strictest amnia .... is paid
to ..clicacy and secrecy, and a certain, a perniaintit and ra-
dical Cure, is solemnly promised.
Messrs. CURILIL and CO. burgeons, may be consulted
at lbi it house, No. 107, Hettoo-Garden, by Patients of
either et x, pi-mussily, or by letter (post paid), inelosii:fr
Bum!: when the accereary Advice and Medicines will
hesirin, or seat to any part atter kingdom.
Ps:tents in the country are mpg slid to describe the par-
ticulate of their complaints, ages, and tenors! habit of
111`11,1f—N.. 107 Mateo faer,liu.