The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-28 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGEIVCE.

voitoassowese, ociOnsit 46.
Arrived Camden, Billinghum, ; and Edward, Lowrey,
from the ()own•; James and Aun, Wilkinson, (runt Riga;
Thomas' ft..it Harp tesuiwort, from Guernsey ; and Mersey,
Flint, from the '`owns; the latter with Gifting damage,
basing been run foul ul last night by a calliot.
Sailed the St ..lohmones, Reberg, for Cadiz ; Earl St. Via-
re,ll, &unroll, far Holland; Importer liansport, for Sept.
ford; Caroline, Randal, for St. Michael's ; and Hope,
Edwards, foe Seville.

Pi MOUTH. OCTOBIR 25.
•
Arrived the Economy. Denglas, from St. Petersboorgli;
VAuard, Den,lerson, from Memel; and Aomori'', Harris,
:m Cork. with kW, of mast and bulwarks.
Ssile.l the Downing, for Trieste ; Eagle, Pratt, for
S:1-11 A 1.1.1111 e ; Patience, Best, sod Ellaa and Jane, Jenkins,
for St. NlieliAel's.

FALMOUTIII, OCTOBER 424.
Waited the Dolphin, rVilliame. for Bottedeaux.
Reasatu in the Roads the Spartan, Lee, and Pigmy.

steios.ixorro‘, ocrottrit 26.
On 'Friday last the Elizabeth, Tawden, of this port, from
Sun.l.•rland. mad► au much Water, that the crew were üblig-
leave her, sod she 1111 l nediately went down.
DEAL, OCTOBER 26.
Ai rived the Orient, Gallia, from the Mediterranean.
Caine down from the River, and anileil with the rest of the
eutwaril-hound, the Cheerful. Beveridge, for Ito
Princvss Charlotte, from Tobago, is put under qua.
rant me.

mEETEras OP cREDITOOS AT OUILDUALL
To MORROW.

M. H.

Vratking, York-street, tailiir
'elmhews, Frith-street, stationer .. 1 It

At a public meeting held at the Guildhall, Nor-
wich, oil Friday, the Mayor in the Chair, it was, on
motion of the Il.m. EDW. lIARBoRD, union-
measly resolved to establish a society fur the sup-
pre4sion of inendicity in that city.
The Hoe. F. S. NORTH DotIGLAS.—The
nu-
timely death of the H( n. F. S. Notre Douot..as
chfinands more than common notice. liolefatigaWe
in his attention to public business. lie brought to
the consideration or o very subject a clear, vigorous,
and active understanding. a copious fund of infor-
Suction. the spirit anti the tact of a Snail of business.
Ile hod devoted, at an early age, all his faculties to
public life, and in the opinion of the most
jndi-
emus among his contemporaries, he would have vb..
tained the highest distinctions of Parliament and of
the Stare. As 'classical and a general scholar, greatly
accomplished in Itogunoes and in letters. few were
Ins superiors; but it is for his friends alone to speak
sv,tti justice of hi, social merits. inheriting with
the name, the humour of Lord NORTH, the- /ha-
r.cterio ic humour of his family, winch Hpprified to
he rather the effusion of playful spirits and of social
e•.ioy mew. than the effort of wit, and bring free from
spleen or vanity, was incapable of inflicting pain; he
eatlivessed every society by his presence. A cheerful
sled agreeable companion, a warm and generous
ft.entl, a kind and affectionate eon; nothing remain-
e.l to make his private character more violable, but
• t;4l most endearing relation of all, which. with
every prospect of happiness, he had undertaken
only a few months before his lamented demob.
On Saturday se'nuight, as Mr. THOMAS LYRE,
eldest son of the late Mr. H. Lisa, of Sin...well, in
V:e parish of Renticomb, Gloucestershire. was walk-
ing in 'he fields with a young companion. he odor-
*unlit-1y pushed the butt end of a gun he haii in
his hand through a hedge, holding the muzzle,
when the piece went off, and the vitiate contents
lodged in his groin, which caused immediate death!
The deceased was a youth of most amiable dispe-
iu his loth year; and a numerous circle of
friends sympathize with his afflicted mother in la-.
omitting the untimely end of a promising young man.
Norwich Market on Saturday was better attended
lb last week. and the best IVheat and Bailey
were collier snore in demand, but very little altera-
tion took place in the prices.—There was the usual
good sitritly of Scots and homebred lean Stock. tO.
Vettler with some fat cattle. *Vida continue to sell
at !ugh prices. as well as lambs and *ethers, with
which the pens were plentifully supplied.
IMPORTANT INFORNATION.--FrOui calculation
by the College of Inlyaleirros. no lefts than 40.1100
Ale aninia!!y in Great Britain of Cooromplims, and at toast
London. The late Wm, Tarnbull, Esq. • very
toe( woos Stirgenit, ascertained that every 40th person was
snouted. These complaints one truly alarming. to every
Sm.:vides! who Uses the Isto:t. exertion. It is etas incredible
the number that sutler from • carom Disease, by hying
Improperly treated. It was Hume COCUIarrISUCeII minced
DT. CUOIPER to select eminent Physicigns suit &Irvin's, of
et least 30 scan experience. to form a Medical Board;
rind wee the establishment upwards of 30.000 Patients have
brew cured—many of thee after Hospitals had failed.—
Pi'..sius. Conran avol CO, are consulted at Woodstock.
street, Onfordsareet, and at Charlotte House, Great Char.
/otte-street. opposite the Res. Re' lead Bill's. daily, terell
light till Eight.--Metbsnies have wince ratio every Even-
ing. treys Sin till Eight, and on Sunday Morons's wail
teCleek.—••• Ruptures of 30 years otandiricr
tradi-
ea:!y cared, without cosinenivut—Tlivre ars private doors
at each Masc. and private ISOM fur roandes.—N.B. The
abided would do well to read Messrs Coors* and Cu.'s
imsettwas an two prevailing Dioramas, published at Use
- 1161111ing, Mr. Vanes, It, U/addriars.rast Thy OH
die gem inifel se peen Practitioners.