The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-02-07 00:00:00

SM IT WS CAMBRIAN ESSENCE, for giving the
true IV EST Pll A MAN or WOOD-SMOK E flavour to all
kinds of MEAT, whether Hams, Tongues, Bacon, Beef, or
Fish, while it contributes essentially with the salt to the preserva-
tion of the article from decay : and as no heat is, used in the pro-
cess, it is on this account much less liable to become musty, or to
lose in weight, while the flavour will prove decidedly superior to
that given by the ordinary method of smoking in a chimney or
smoking-house. This useful article is now tint advertised fOr pub-
lic sale, under the assurance, from an experience and sale of seve-
ral years, that it will perfectly answer the above description.
It may be had of many of the most eminent Oil and Italian
warehouses, with fall directions attached to each bottle, and is parti-
cularly recommen4ed to the notice of private families, as the best
and most economical process yet discovered.
Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietors, Edward Smith and
Co., l'hemists, he., 29, Haymarket; also by Atkinson, 3112,
Oxford-street lbw and Co., 95, Gracechureh-street ; If om °wood,
476, Strand; SO, Leadenhall-street ; Neighbour, 131,
High Holborn 4 A. and I. Sterry, Borough ; and Sturge and Son,
Newington-Butts. In stone bottles, 2s. each.

IV IDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS have oh-
tasned the sanction and approbation of fsentlfinen of the
Medical Profession, as a safe and valuable Medicine, in removing
obstructions, and relieving other inconveniences to which the female
frame is liable, especially those which at an early period of life
frequently arise from want of exercise and general debility of the
system. They create an appetite, correct indigestion, remove
giddiness and nervous head-ache, and are eminently useful in windy
disorders, pains ill the stomach, shortness of breath, and paipita.
tiona of the bean.

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Purchasers are requetted to remark, that, as a testimony of au-
thenticity, each bill of directions is signed with the name of
" C. Kearaley," in writing; sold wholesale and retail in lamdan
by Wright, No. „46, Fleet-save; ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet-
market ; Newberg and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton and
BoW Church-yard ; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street, oPPovile
Bond-street ; Evans and Son, flit. lane, Smithfield ; Johnston,
Greek-street, Soho ; Butler and Sorts, Cheapside ; Godfrey and
Windus, Ilishopagate-street ; and by all Country Venders, at
2s. fid. per Box.
•.* It is necessary to inform the Public that Kearsley's is the
only original and genuine Medicine, and has been prepared by
them for more than tinny years.

they e. -
boasted to have perfbima in his private classes; thtis solving
triumphingly one of the most interesting problems that ever en.
gaged the attention of the human mind, viz. that it is as easy to
teach 100 persons on this system as 5; that the proficiency in both
cases is absolutely the same; every objection suggested to the minds
of adults by passion or peculiar propensity is thus happily obviated
by the Hamiltonian system. Is the pupil food of ease? The
teacher works for him. Is his Mind occupied by other business,
dull of apprehension? The instruction is repeated to satiety. Is
he fond of applause? He has here an opportunity of distinguish.
ing himself. Is he timid, modest, or does he dread the possibility
of misassoeiation ? He enters the dos as a chprch, every eye
fixed on the lesson--every car attentive to the lecture; he nuns
not a word, and yet his pioficielicy in translating, grammatical
analysis, and pronunciation is still precisely the same. Is he econo-
gikal and industrious? The public class is the cheapest mode of
instruction ever offered to man ; it saves his time, his labour, and
his money. Is he unable to give more time to this study than the
hour which his class occupies ? Is he afraid of being obliged oc-
casionally to miss his lesson 1' of taking a journey in the middle of
his section? of not knowing it at the end ? does he wait memory
or genius? or is he afraid of wanting them ? bet him enter the
private classes. lie is insured against all these ; his proficiency is
guaranteed to him when he chooses to receive it; every existing
class is open to him, and will continue so, till lie shall have sr
quircd, in his own judgment, the quantum of knowledge for which
be has paid. Mr. Hamilton wishes it to be understood, that the
term " public class" is meant only to distinguish it from prinks
ones; both meet in private rooms, no spectator is allowed in 681.4,
the instruction is precisely the same„and the result will be infallibly
alike, provided the pupil makes a right use of it.
A Second Public Class, for Ladies and Gentlemen, will meet at
the Crown and Anchor Tavern, on Wednesday, the 11th inst. at
half-past 8 o'clock precisely, and will continue to meet at the same
hour, on Mondays M'ednesdays, and Fridays. The class will re-
main open till the Wednesday following. The course will, as
usual, he divided into five sections of 10 lessons each, in the course
Of a hich the attentive student will be instructed to read French
with ss much facility and pleasure as he reads English, and to write
and speak it with grammatical correctness. Tickets, 11. each, for
the first section of 10 lessons, in which the knowledge of 10,000 dif-
ferent words is acquired by the attentive pupil, to be had of air.
Ham i1t0n,25. Cecil-street, Strand.
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A French Private Class of llentlemen, beginners, will meet at
25, Cecil-street, on Tuesday evening, the 10th instant, at half-past
seven o'clock.

A Latin Class of Gentlemen, beginners. will meet at the same
hour, in the same evening. A grammatical knowledge of L'llo-
montl's Epitome Ilistorire rtacrre, the usual labour of two years on
the common plan, is guaranteed to the pupil in two sections, of 10
lessons each. Terms 21. 10s. the section.

A Greek Class will meet at 2:t, C'ecil-strcet, at half past 7 o'clock.
on IVednesday evening the 11th inst. The Gospels of John snit
Mark will be read in two sections, and the perfect knowledge of
them guaranteed to the pupil. Terms 21. Mc per section. The
Latin rind Greek keys will be in readiness for these classes.
An Italian Glass will meet on Monday evening, the 9th inst. at
half-past fl o'clock ; the first lesson will be repeated on Wednes-
day the II tit. at the same hour.
Mr. Hamilton has given up the apartments he had in the
Poultry, with which he is no longer connected:

QUARTERLY HISTORY OF THE MEDICAL
SCIENCES.
This day is published, price Is. Rd. with an. Engraving ofa new
Operation for Lithototny,
A NDERSON'S QUA RTERLY JOURNAL of the
MEDICAL SCIENCES.—No. I,being a new Series of.
the Quarterly Journal of Foreign and British Medicine and Sur.
gery, containing a complete Quarterly History of Improvements
and lisc overies in Medicine, ltd. with • "wet, of onglnsd Cates
and Communications. Alm, Reviews, wits copious Extracts of the
blodico-Chirurgicel Transactions. the Transactions of the Asso-
ciated Apothecaries, Guthrie on the Operative Surgery of the Eye,
Bedard*. general Anatomy, itayedd on Copping, dlr.- Ae. ac-
, London: Printed for John Anderson, Medical Bookseller, Id,
West Smithfield.

This day is published, in a neat rzket volume, peice is. Second
PHARMACONEIA LONDINENSIS,
niacorria Imperialis, sive Phsneacoporia Londimersts,
Edinburgensts et Dublinensis Collat.; cam ;Vote An De-
composmones Chemical exponentibos.
'• The design of the Phammonotria Itnperialis is to give a com-
parative view of all the formuire in the last editions of the three
Phamiacopeiaa, with a brief explanation of those processes in
which the chemical changes produced are most worthy of rework.-
On these grounds we cordially recommend the Pharmacopeia :in-
' perialis.—London Medical Repository, Jan. 1823.
••• The text of the London Pharmacopeia is printed from a
larger type, and can be read distinct from the Edinburgh and
Dublin Pharmacopeia*.
London Printed fur John Anderson, Medical Bookseller, 40.
West Smithfield.

This day is published, in Iko. price Three-penes, No. 11. or
A N Original and beautifully-illustrated Periotlief.l, e•n-
ill titled, THE WEEKLY LITERARY MAONET ; or,
Circle of the Arts, Sciences, %rid Belles Lewes.

Edited by
.TOIIIAS MI RTON„ Gent.
Embracing—l. Origunal l'apern.—ll. Reviews.—lll.
laneoas Staten, Poetry, Jet*: trEiprit, Uterary and Scienidi.
Intelligence.

CONTTIftIt.
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1. Unity and Variety : a Satiri- 7. Woman as she should be.
cal Sketch. 0. A fine Lady.
2. Confessions of a Counsellor's 9. An :steeled 'Traveller.
Blue Bag. 10. A noble Spirit.
3. Edda. 11. A mere Scholar.
4. Reginald Palton and Ellen 12. An excellent Actor.
I [Meth : a Sketch. 13. Nam Poetry.
5. Ancient Funerals. I 11. Oinerra, trout Rogers' Poem
6. Fatal Errors and Funda- of Italy.
mental Truths

CONTrNTA 011, NO. V.
I. Address by Tobias Merton, tieni.-2. Love anti PlAtniinn
3. linpromptit.-4. Prose by a Poot.--4. Peter Schicmihl.-1.
fish Illusnim.—Z Rubens--8. Laura.-9. Daphne..—lS. Tha
:tliisca.-1 I. Foreign Literattire.-12. Duet, by Lady Parohi,e
Lamb, from Ada Reis.-13. The hose.--13. Epigram, &c. &c.
Loudon: Ptiblished by William Charlton Wright, 63, Pater-
ester-row.