The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-05-15 00:00:00

WILLIS'S R 00313.
MItS• BILLINGTON, Mr. NALDI. and
Mr. /MAHAN'S CONCERTS. The Nohility sod
Gentry ere respectfully acquainted, that the FOURTH
CONCERT will suite place at the abuse Reams, THIS
DAY, the istb tust. custowesec at hall pest eight pre-
cisely alt the particulor drifts of I fansilie• who do
foot rotwe to torus mail late its the 11(61100 —SultscriptiOue
(tram/. ruble is famine, wily) fur the three renisistag rights,
will be ere-tired at \hears. Guft:thng's aid Co. No. 124,
New Kead street —Sifogle half au Lae. 'boas, Three Guineas.
—Two half feteeriptions iu the eater . Flee Galatia.
—The sib sad 6th Casein' gal La fried end
*.;.•g11 iestawt.

MESSRS. ASHLEY'S' NIGHT.
11N SATURDAY Eveliiitz, MAY tOth, .will
be performed at the Theatre Royal, na t►e Havaaarket,
a Grand SL LRCTION of MUSIC, in three Farts, from the
meat favourite Compositions of Handel, Haydn, Boyce,
Bach, Perguleei, and Cooke, Clarke, Heathy,
and Arne.

Fur further particulars see the Bills, being too numerous
fur insertsuu, is an Advertisement.
Principal Singer. in Parts .the First and Third—Mrs
Dickosa, Mrs. Bland, sod Mr. Vali ‘haii
In Part the Second—Mum Paris, Miss Grishite, and Mr.
Ashe, Mr. Braheni, Zr. 3 Vaughan, Mr Goss, Mr. Taylor,
and Mr. Bellamy.
Eta of Part thee.secoud, • Solo of Corelies on the Violin,
by Mr. Ashley.
Admitiauce, Boxes 6s. Pit as. 6d. Gallery ca. Upper
Gallery is
Messrs. Ashleys being disappointed of Madame Ca.
talasi's • performance, et:speed illy request those of the No.
hilitity and Gentry, their friends, who bar taken Tickets, to
observe. they sill be admitted at the price disused, or the
mewy returned to timer who may not he inclined to retain
their places, upon applicatios to Ilr. 14..antos, at the Bus-
t Mice, a here Tickets may he hail, and Places taken • also of
sod Messrs.
Messrs. Ashleys, sod at Birdsall's Music plop, Bos:44trect.

It ENO VAT F.D IIEA f.TH.
IT has Ititics too irrquently the enhjetl of just
wikt general reprobation, that men, destitute of the
ela-
ments of the medical art, have offered themselves as candi-
dates (,e public tiirnuage in the profession of physit. For
tlo .urpose of (low,: jte:!et. to the revolt of our studies aud
caperience, nod to pier..,:t us from being clamed annum( those
eamit: C., whose Unpin,. At pretmisious have, mifor:uaately
for sa.-iety, been too favuerahly received, we beg leave to
submit, to the liberal and enlightened, a faithful statement
of our porpoise nun acquirenieuts. lifter haviug received a
regular medical education, ag the pupil. of Muses. Grindel
aud BSI/med. whose lento, es aud practices we rarcfslly
traded, as PrOlirSsiare 11114 Surgeons of he Loudon Hospital,
we entered ourselves as modems iu that justly-celebrated
school She medical acquirements, the !loyal College of Edna-
and scar Metro( ted in the did:rest branches of
Anatomy, Yiirecry, the theory arid pr.i. lice of Physic, Clue.
iituary, Midwifery, Ilotsoy, be. lee. etc by those emileirt
profterum., Drs. Maw, Gregory, Mack, thmoilinu. Duucan-
and Itu•lierfuot We trust we 'hall trot be (legated pre,
sumptuous en saying, that OW prottrieucy aid acquit essient,-
are not itscoweilieveble Hating, for a long series of yearn,
made cemaia completing, and the various diseases of DE,
Ed the particular object of our studies and practicer
it will, we trope, be alloweil,tlial we bay. acquired superio.
knowledge of their treatment and rare. la slight and rec. nt
eases of usfettiori, a perfect re-egmblislinsent is completed in
rise short period of two days; and is thus. of the utmost in-
veteracy, where other practitiouers have failed of puceem,"a
proper perseverusce iu our plan of treatment insures to the
patient a sate sad radical cure.
Amidst the reel melody variety of ilisoidris which are the
effects of a habit loug and most unhappily pursued by. the
youth of both sears, there are none moor akirining or moire
distressing time thus, delicieucics and debilities olneb
mreutly prevent er einhitter the matrimouial Instr. 'lO stir h
persons it mast be a conauling neslection to know, that they
may now by a one and rufallilde mode of treatment, be re.
stored tellies greatest of all human blessiags—a 'smog, man-
lYi sad vigorous coustnetion. la all o saes of d•bility, from
whatever moire arising, as veil as in every specks of a (re-
tsina infectiou, we may be consulted by petirrts et* either
sea, with the greatest secrecy and hououe. Hodes of con-
sultation it home, from tea tee three, and harm vie tVa a-
fug till ten at night.
Feticide is the country are requested to state the partl.o.
tars of their ease, age, and racial habit of living. dm. /se.
iodating a reasittasies fur advice and medicines, obits the
same will be gives se seat to say part of the kingdom. To
..iuture that secrecy so essential to Sur oirlartakings the
protege of letters mayy be added to the account Are mediernes.
susmata and CO., Cmrgwees, No. to;, Ilatton-garthin.

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