The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-08-12 00:00:00

DEATHS.

On the Mb instont,at Kit kb,- Losidak, Westrnorlsisi, is
Me Qlih year of his age, Mr. Wm. Howson, formerly of list
thret WON •, In Bolton, near Lancaster, and late .4 Rob.
ten lire. NI-% MVOS), Surrey. His ttrailt was otemweed
the overturning of the Eamonth opposition tomb fru. N.,
castle the preceding slay.

l'iwadlay last, in Gardiner•slreel, Doltlin,seter a 'Pry poi.
iraeird and steer. illness, Mr. Montgomery, Isle Stage
Moused r of the Thentre•Euyal, Dohlin.
On the Vilth hlt at Ely, in the 74th year aids:loJuly*
Gulltotne. Esq. Mr nearly half a century Receiver sod I id.
prurhatr•General In the Hots. Cu►hrcation of Bedford Lire,
• Inch office he resigned at site last Ap►il Meeting.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
5108101 mm 29 Ow & j Evening 53 ■!ter IL

DR. BO E RHA A VE'S celebrate 4 ft ED
PILL, branded N... I on the bog, and scald with
:dark wax, for Biliunq, Nervous, and Female Complaints.
Price 4s. Old. per bits, with ample direciiims.
The Red Pa II s joistly.esteerned for its agreeable nail cr-
tain upe. at iun, try which it rletitally remove. all iusetioii
orolostroction of the stomach sad bowels, whether arising
from bile. indigestion, aitnleney, or cold. sickness al the
stomach, head.sehe, &c. by dislodging acrid bile or one:
cm whites retained in the intesimil canal.

It is at all times safe; and has been given with mu=tt:/r y
good effect during pregnancy. To persons of bil soar blbet.,
and th.•se of sedentary lives, wbu are subject to miss, head.
aches, banister slid giddiness, this medicine is emiotatty 1314-
ill log neither confineinent 110 f restraint of .1.1; Anil
for these complaint• it lots maintained many years ihr
eel public reputation.
Mast of the ills attendant on the turn of life, et a certain
period of age is females, are removable by these Nis: they
speedily relieve head at lie, sicknesm, langtosr, and debil.ll.
and have great efficacy in the removal of obstructions *ail
pains in the back and loins.
&Ad by Leigh, IR, Strand; fiscon, 150, Oxforl.orts t
Butler, Cheapside; Torte, Exchange; and Ward. floltnirso

THE Profe•sioo of Phymc la (.f ',nett high
portanee, that beyond any other it ought to be to pt
clear of ignoreece mud qnackeiy.
Messrs. CURRIE and CO. having dedicated thenmelsets
to the study, and twee, gratified by the most conatderable
practice in that branch they thought proper to select, trait,
that, after thirty yeats modeller ill ibis Metropolis, their ta-
lents are so well known, and their rematailOn an COMOulu IS
established, that no apology is required fur their deviation
from the regular mode of practice. It may be proper to
state, that their medical cduratiou Iran been ofthe first clam,
that they are Members of the Royal Colleges of Lando'.
and Edinburgh, aud as saissfactory evidences of the troll'
of this statement, their Diplomas and Testimonials
be seen at their Louse, No. 107, Hatton-garden, wlwre
they may he committal with the greatest stymy and himeon.
by patient. of either sex labouring unde► any of the folauw.
lowing compl•ints
lit. A celtain Disease, for which they have discovered a
remedy that is not only a cunt olete sobsti taste (or mercury in
the cure of this complaint, but which has the advantage of
eradicating the disorder without d, busts ing the COI ddd du.
lino. This remedy has be►n umal for some time with the
floppiest effects on the Coutiaeni, sod pcomises to be the
ems of entirely exploding the sae of mercury, except In
the most complex and inveterate c
In cams of nervous °chilies. and vascular Relaxa-
tion their researches hive hten moo fortunate, anti they ore
to a late introduction to a fa lend and pupil of the alliaorious
Ti-sot the acquisition of a simple mode of 'evidence', eshlth
in discarding the violent meana hitherto practised as this
country, gives a tone to every scalar fibre of the patient,
remote, his animal spirits, and re-est.iblishes his vigour
withont inflaming th• constitution, and thus expasiug ham
to the danger. of a relapse.
3.11 y. Is Strictures of the Urethra, Messrs. Carrie 1.11-1
Cut 's
plan of treate:int has an tar surpassed every other 11.:
thud of cure, that Ili, y have elicited the asionishaneut au .1
approbation of the moat distingtordard imed.cal

cif. cling in three wee jot, care winch defied all :11.•
of their .kill. Mews. I unto. as.il Co. of late have had roe.
ral pagieses who hail been weak .noueh to place them.. 4.-4
ander Ike care, and I.nlomit to the mode of treatment. of
men u,terly 0 11.41 Ord 111 she rare of this most &inmost% st,sl
painfill complaint, aid when aft. r the tom of nsucls tome
glossary, they aprhed to them, and felt the efficacy of airs.
plan, they have been invariably as warm is their contrite,. -
illations of the skill lo WhICII they owed their re,tpraliuu 1,.
health. as wont" is. their es tissues of the ignorance to a his is
airy had nearly fallen victims.
Patients in the eouillry are desired to state particulars et.
flair case ; their litters most he pail, enclosing a Bank of
England note, when the necessary advice and medicines will
be sent to any plot of the wog id.
No. 107, Illation-gas deu.

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