The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-19 00:00:00

DE.ATFIS.

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On Sunday, the Ilth tom. the infant dangker of Kr.
Guerin, %Voodoos' aged 17 days.
As hiaaent at Fern Hill, no Thursday evening, Sir Theo.
philus Metcalf, Rua. aged Mt, scut r a lingering illness.
On Thursday, the Bth inst. at Leighton Roused, Serie:s&
Major IVhitrhead, of the Hidfordshire Yeomanry Casale.
He had previeusty filled the same situation in the 14th Light
Diegoons, and d in mat of the engagement/ on the
Continent.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON eRIDGE THIS DAY.
Moruing 37 after 3. I Evening 50 idler 3.

PRICE OF STOCK

:S ON SATURDAY.

Bank Stock ....9.511f1 Bank L. An. sW 13-16 YI
3 per Ct. Red 811 India Stock 249%1
3 per Ct. Cons... AWL Ex. Bills, 2 ..... I ,0001.
3i per Ceut . 92 7 9 7 pr.
4 per Cents
New 4 per Cents 99:;:i Cons. for At: Boin

Crape diem—
Bo promptly wise
V V IIEN Science began to explore the eompli.
rated machinery of Man, she was speedily entangled
in a labyrinth of mysterious confusion, lima which intellec-
tual persererauee alone enisocipated her. Ignorance and
empiricism, however, still oppose their veseinsuies hostility,
and the prejudice of weak minds, in some measure, teems.
rages their audacity. As Truth is to Falsehood, so may
our public statements be compared with their onetualifisii
pretensions, wad to expose their fallacies, we have nut lies►
fated to avow ourselves as practitionois in a class of Dis-
eases, which endanger the mystic evolutions of Nature. To
be brief: we are Members of the Londoo College of Sur-
geom., can establish the integrity of our Character upon
the success of Tritely Years practical experience, and as-
seance the grateful testimony of those in whom hag suffer-
ing bad nearly extingniabed every hope of relief.
We pledge °owlets to the nmoval of SYPHILIS, front
its insipient symptom. to the minutest stage., rharaete,l7.l.4
by every doubt and it listever malignancy. The tutricale
sod much-neglected diseases of the Urethra have been sate.
fully and studiously considered, as have also those ilviirate
and important sympathies which refer to the Female Sax.
The iuhrmities la...virility have been especially noticed, whe-
ther as arising from the iebilitating tyranny of i torpieel,
atmosphere—the natural bias of constitstioo—the Ireton-
deuce of piety—or the more alarming results of a propen-
sity to practices which shun the light;" the progress of
which is marked by u gradual dereliction of the animal
powers. To all who are Ours circumataseed,,and mots *spe-
cially to such as are aspirants for connubial pleasuses, we
earnestly recommend our commentary, The .Egis of
Life." the perusal of which moot prove beneficial so these
mural 'apprises,.
The Book an be bad at 19, Poternoster-row;
; 41, Piccadilly; 16, Princeisstreet. Sobs; 174, and at.
Fleet-meet; 40, West Smithfield; 98, Cbaspaida ; Berke
sad Stevenson, Norwich ; Deck, Ipswich; Sbappottl,• EWA-
tol; Barrett sad Duffield, Bails; Hatt, Castbridr ; Hand-
ley, Leeds; and by all Booksellers.
Remedies can be forwarded to any part of fithdtalaweg
Patients writing for the same, will please to mega* a Sailk
mote.—Attendance et home for consultation es natadl.

-_GOBB and Co. MLR .C. Samosa, No. 7, ins's-Mats
di. James's; and No. 11, Bouverie.areat, ParGainind , Los-
Ilon.—d private door round iIN oorurr,

Printed sad Published at THE BRITISH PREP tied
THE GLOBE Office, No. 127, Strand, by CHARLES
CORNWELL, of the strand.

(pectin. produce to the convicts.
Soot, after the barrack at Paramatta had been rages their audacity. As Truth is to Falsehood, su Tway
open for their reception, Governor Macquarrie made our public statements be compared with their inwpialifi,rl
pretensioos, sod to expose their fallacies, we have nut best.
sated to avow ourselves as practitioners in a class of Die-
:ueti tod, e,
gd Trove-,
arrangements for the appropriation of an adjoining eases, which endanger the mystic evolutions of Natter,. To
r to be I piece of Isnd for a garden, and the cultivation of it
was to be undertaken immediately, for the sole use be brief: we are Members of the Londua College of Sur-
public. 'coos, coo establish the integrity of our Character upon
the success of Twenty Years practical experience, and as-
ect has and supply of the convict. at that station. Making souoce the grateful testimony of those in ahem twig suffer-
ken by due allowance for increased quantity of labour ;„, had nearly extingitialied every hope of relief.
led it ; required from the Government convicts, upon the We pledge our.elvcs to the nmoval of SYPHILIS, from
ally us change that took place in lodging them at the it. i
_tisipient symptoms to the minutest stages, rharacteil7.s4
occu- opening of the barrack in the month of June, 1819, by every doubt and nlvatever malipiaary.bra i. The sistsicsse
on mid as well as the liberal scale upon which it had been MI Illunedh-sitieut
lieerl II
sedl V datasidseroeftl,thaesiljavil e alsoatrbotee ;07 t'..
seldom issned to them on all preceding periods when the audyimportant symPathies which refer to the Female Ss
lg after supply of the colony admitted it, the augmentation The iutirmilies ....virility have been especially noticed, whe-
y must of the ration that took place at that period in the they as arising from the iebilitating ',email of A tiupiest •
Dahill, article of meat. appears to have heel) large, and atm"phire—the natural bias of consuitatiois—die intas-
lig this when compared with the allowance of animal food, deuce of
rysacivea—,o,r,„thhied7sohruens,lahremliinfor„olthets Qt
r.& paitre
ras ,u,i
ii, also, ordered to be made by the settlers to their convict which is p
marked by u gradual dereliction of iihnonsat
Ilion us servants, it is still more considerable. That allow- power To all who are thus eircamstsacedotad moo ave-
r Irish I once consists of seven pounds of fresh or salt meat, civilly to such as are aspirstits for connubial pleasures, we
of the or four pounds of pork, and eight pounds of wheat earnestly recommend our commentary, "ru .Egis of
Lifrti'
hzthe perusal of which moat prove beasificini su Astir
,etween per week, but this latter quantity is by most of the
mu
make settle raised to fourteen pounds. In comparison 11,. BookPPecasz;
settler be bad at 20, Pateroosher.row; be, Pal-
:whiny with the military ration, the Government ration to small; 41, Piccadilly; 16, Princes-street. Soho ; 174, aid as,
d per- the convicts must be considered as extravagant ; Flees-swags; 40, West Smithfield; 98, Cbespaida ; Boric
and although the rules and long-established prat- and Stevenson, Norwich; Deck, Ipswich; Sheppard,. Wi-
lla ; Barrett aad Duffield, Bath; Hatt, Camboidr ; Headtice of the colony had sanctioned a larger allowance
ley, Leeds; aud by all Booksellers.
of wheat of flour, and that some difference may be Remedies coo be forwarded to any part of ffightratoeg
ILD, at fairly allowed to exist between the work of a convict Paliesita writing for the same, will please to embus& Bank
luesday and that of a soldier, yet it is to be regretted, that sole.—Atteadancs at home for consultation as meal.
f freely Governor Macquarrie, in his public order of the GOSS mid Co. M.R.C. Burros% N 0.7, hem's-mats
prince- 71h October, 1820, should have described that 1
dt. hlllielei ; and Noll, Bouverie.street, ffistatemireet , Loa
aties, it allowance which had heels authorised by the war-
lln.—A private door round the corner,
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instead rant of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent,
Printed sad Published at THE BRITISH PREP mid
lig into `a as inuchluate to the support of a man." THE GLOBE Office, No. 127, &rand, by CHARLES
Its inadiquaty is certainly contradicted by the CORNWELL, of the Strand.
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