The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-09-14 00:00:00

DR. STEERS' CAMOMILE DROPS.

CAMOMILE lehrat;Flci iiTysicTal;;;;a Botanists
as a Plant of many virtues. Phis elegant preparation of it
is now universally esteemed for its efficacy in all complaints of the
Ball, Bladder, And those alarming disorders of the Viscera so
common in the East and West Indies. It restores lost appetite,
by correcting the crudity which occasions indigestion; is highly
serviceable in Hysteric Fits, and Debility of the NCTYOIIII System,
and alleviates the violence of Sea Sickness.

Ample Allowance to East and West India Merchants for cs.-
portation.
DR. STEERS' PAREGORIC LOZEN6ES, for Coughs,
Iltiorseness. &c.

DR. OIL, for Convulsions in Children, which gene-
rally removes the 6t in a few minutes. Price 2s. dd.
The above are sold genuine by J. Sanger, 166, Oxford-street;
Martins, Old Bond-street; Ilarris. Ludgate-street; Stradling,
Royal Exchange; and all Venders of Medicines.

WI DOW 1r ELC H'S FEMALE PI LLB have ob-
tained the sanction and approbation of Gentlemen of the
Medical Profession, as a safe and valuable Medicine, in removing
tibstructions, 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
!Oilmen and nervous head-ache, and are eminently useful in windy
11.hortlers. pai h eartns in the s:omach, shortness of breath, and palpita-
uons of the
Purchasers are requested to remark, that, as a testimony of au.
%enmity, each bill of directions is signed with the name of
C. litarslev," in writing; sold wholesale and retail in liondoe
by V. ightmin, No. 46, Fleet-street ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet-
market; Newberry and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton and
1%. Bow Church.yard ; Sanger. 150, oi:bird-street, opposite
Bond-street; Evans and Son, Long-lane, Smithfield ; Johnson,
!ireek.street, Soho; Butkr and Sons, Cheapside ; Godfrey Windus,
tH4°P3talc-street; H. 31ackrill, 33, IVhitechapel ; and by all
,-(xdotry `enders, at 2s. ild. per Box.
It is necessary to inform the Public that Kearslcy's is the
only original and genuine Medicine, and has been prepared by
21,11 i for more than thirty years.

HUNT'S PATENT PEILISII,
A MATCHLESS JAPAN BLACKING.
NIA. HUNT most respectfully infcirms the Public,
that he has now manufactured and brought to unrivalled
Perfection his MATCHLESS JAPAN BLACKING, an article
which he flatters himself will be found, on trial, far superior in
quality to any ever before °feted to their notice. To be sold 33
Pet cent. under the initial price, with a corresponding increase of
Profit to retailers. Small stied bottler 4,1.. second ditto tid., third
ditto Ir., instead of 6d., Is., and Is. 6d., as ususlly charged for
inferior articles.
Hr. HUNT confidcndy recommends his Matchless Japan Black.
in; to the early notice of those who wish to excel by a superior
Polish upon their Boots, Shoes, or Harness. produced with half ,
the labour, and at onc.thini flew price than they have been accux.
tam d to pay.
It is warranted not to contain a particle of copperas, stinking oil,
or any of those pernicious ingredients which prove so destructive to
the leather, so ilh.rgyeesible to the touch. and so offensive to the
sum, with which common Blacking is impregnated It will afford
Peculiar nourishment to the leather, and will not soil the moat
delicate skin, or the finest linen, at the same time it produces the
aunt beautiful jet lustre cm beheld.
To be sold retailot all Mr. Hunt's Roasted Corn Shops in the
!leleopolis, and by at least one respectable vender in every town in
lie linked Kingdom; and wholesale at his Manufactory, No. 52,
Brn'id II Black • ird mars, where the shipping interests are respect-
fully requested to imply.
The article Wei manufactured from the very best materials, It
u "minted to litcp in any climate.
(firestone tar use on the label affixed to each bottle, signed
B. Runt," to prevent fried by imitation.

Tux THAM NSW WATER COMPANY, to
lse Aet of Parliament,_ be
recent ads.
essneskerdjahis Dideet of the amagil Water Compswies
tearly Iter Wet render it manually nemeses, setae
Establishment should be formed to prevent the recurrence of
similar misfortunes, to secure the public against the inconvenience
suffered from the present monopoly, and supply them with a pure
and wholesome water. It is, therefore, considered an edemas!.
ous period, for employing a portion of the surplus capital now in
existence in remedying these evils, and the high premiums and re-
turns of interest hitherto enjoyed by the several Water Establish-
ments, is the best criterion ("the probable success of a similar un-
dertaking.
It is therefore proposed to raise a capital of One Million, by
20,000 transferable shares of 1101. each; but it is presumed the
whole of the capital will not be required.
Two pounds deposit on each share will be required to be ;aid at
the Bankers when the names of subscribers are entered, and no
further call will be made without absolute necessity, and a suili-
cient notice beinguriven. Subscribers will not be called upon for
any liability beyond their respective subscriptions. The &rain of
the Company to be vested pro tem. in a Committee of Management
of highly respectable individuals, to be chosen from among the
subscribers.
To apply for en Act of Parliament the next Session, to incor-
porate the Company ; to call a Public Meeting of the Subscribers,
when the list is complete, for the choice of Directors, and other
important measures connected with the welfare of the Company.
The water to be raised from the pure part of the River Thames,
by Steam Engines, and to be purified by filtration previous to pass-
ing into the Mains, for the supply of houses.
To have a separate Main constantly charged, for the exclusive
use of the Fire-engines. To have post Fire-Wugs erected in the
streets at suitable distances, the keys to be left at the houses oppo.
site; with the watchmen on duty each night; end with each of the
Fire gees; by which arrangements there nes er can be a deficiency
of water when fires happen, nor will the firemen be obliged to
wait, as they have hitherto done, for the attendance of the turn.
cock.

By these arrangements three very desirable objects will be
guaranteed to the public, viz. the being supplied with pure and
wholesome water, perfectly clear, and divested of the particles of
earth and destructive matter with which most waters are unpreg-
nated ; having a never-failing supply of water, which can be ob-
tained instantaneously at all tunes, fur the exclusive use of the
Fire-engines; and the power of choosing Directors vested in the
Sharehuiden, thereby avoiding the usual custom of a precoacerted
list. _ . .

It la perhaps necessary to mention this projection was submitted
to the notice of M. A. Taylor, Esq. and other distinguished indi-
viduals, some months since, but was not brought forward in con-
sequence of the failure of several public measures which followed
soon after.
An enlarged Prospectus will be given at a future period, and in
the mean time, books will be open fur subscribers' names, at the
several Banking-houses; bar of the London and Ilarraway's
Coffee-houses; with Mr. William Lane, No. 12, King-street,
Finsbury-square, to whom all communications are requested to be
addressed.