The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-02-24 00:00:00

DOCTOR HOW ELL 5 FiVVUERS.

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Consuisions, Hysterics, and
/: all Inists a Fits canal by Dr 110 WELL S
rowp Kits rb. y they isoralu•o'• I.ooder. hag
beeowntarlantly proved, no a great number of Cans p.rfaria•
.41 oa PrViml• of b.ntt Stmes,•lnt of all Aeon; tia3tly of w..r.rn
had been 4tostlfully al/bated for a lens .hers of vrarr; 3nd,
having takrat a vanity of Madientra,onnnut A• dung any relief,
arte dre...of by She I.colty abooluto;y .newrgbie. The jeo
hrll.nriog (Am,. ant sideeted front a very long Ll 4
,whoen to,y
la- aro.. at the Dottot%ll...va). and a.e .ate.ted by %nen re-
v-miming Characters, that tno v.awallteat trubt eanwn res,,,,r, in
the :non of t.,e ma-t
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S .n i.t Mr. T. an; ji,4772;ltipuo-arreet, sled 1$ yews,
bad Fatting Fro 64;44..4 ; ion t.
peifeet besi al, by Dr Hilo. P nyder.. %linnets, Ur Tur-
ner, Fallow of ibe R..yat C.lttlys of Plitaieians, I,oorlon, by
wham their weirs reconswendoil Keneeta Gieen, of the
baroy Prnzinet,was. fin mute toms t•einy years, saved got,li
CAW. ~.warts and Falling Pits; aud, althonei, so. been an
lislsoient of St Birth Intr•cw's and C.o.'s limpitani, never
r.nstired any bonen, WI she hid taken Dr. Moven'. Proder,
Ishirh perreet., mu:lll.T. Witnes, the Rell. 4lr. If Lint,
of the Daum: Win, of West Igneselo., Sun.
ref. MIT 70 yews of of was foe mote than Wrehtiv...l year.
so irevoody alb tad of fi Cossulairom and Palling Filf, as
frequ•oti. to lure ten in a *lrk. anal. after ••ter, midarr,
inert, tit ssin, by the most eminent of the racoliy. way com•
pieteni curial by DI. Hostel.% P.iorders. Witnew, tiie we.,
Mr Owileetnn, Minister of Won Illomeley ...Ali., Ann Wo.
ham., Lsytmartonft,Edes, ...wit Pits (own nes-inf wry.
was 16 tars of age; b, taimg
P oeders. she war perfelfr cored Witnei., the Blew. Mr.
Witrev. Mini•ter of Laytnostooe, .nn, for the prat Messing,
po'iliey "awned flunk. to ilse Alesigtity, to his Conrail, on
the thth of N.liathiev, 174.

ton Sovereign Re stely 14 neepsroi, seder the Pa'l4l sit of
Hn M aimity.ll Or. Hovroil, Tinlnet rif eh, Cadiege ; Aoid
is sad At his hoax, No. 76, urt(2ll.l no
w.iere ago), at I Os. 6d. a rasa, in *hint es inclosed a Trea-
tise, "irk's', by das Mani, to tint aborenneetiored
Alt Letter (p a paid) dolt anniriondi obi P.firders as
to any part of the Fatted L:31.14..

PATRIOTIC FUN r)
Llutdri, Feb. 22, IAOO.
riONTIIIBIITIONS after Divine B,.rvice on the
%.,.., DAY 01 THANKSG;III74I:, 1.4 the RELIEF of The
SEAMEN, SOLUIF;;S, %I kRINES. and VtII.UNTF.FIS,
W.oinded, and toe WIDOWS., ORPHANS, and REI-A-•
'LIVES of throve lt•Ilel as His Mairste's Sr rtacv•
Antautit advertised - - 1. 91.354+19 0
•.• The timers inteeteiner the Pl.,ers of 't ..rshiy, on thote .!,
tee Bet. Certtlyeen :,:.to praieltee.
Colleled in the Parishes witb:+l 0.-. Round. of thr Prmbytery
Of Ay r, ...1 t'te etli pek.+-niner ;an ,---
St Q iiil.M. Dr 51•1.uhao - 64 5 6
Nwt ...I, Dr I`..eb:ea - - 11 let 0
Newton and 1V4•; ice Town Volonteer
Company, e ..:444side.1 is) C.0....a
Hume, one .r„', pay 5 5 6
May coh., Rey. 5.1•. Wright - 15 16 0
Snol, Vamitt - - li; 0
Cnylai, Or Shaw - - 11 12
Miuchltit, Mr. *Todd - . 14 7
;1+er,...t...1, Mr M-.141y - 11 13
Tob+ltuti, Mr Ritchie . 11 1$
DonidniialA, Mr 'Denims . 15 5
"Aueloolecit, M5...1.01.1•041 - 19 4 „
q.riran, "Ar J410,-Thualloa - 7 17
t.alvant, Mr Si with - 9 1
D. 6 .-17.4 cant . . S 0
Aehiltree, Mr W, Thornton . 711
Monetton, Dr. Mitchell - 7 C
I.vmsnacen, ,%1•. F (wham . /6 0
51..irwitk, Dr. Holt fiord • . 7 1 0
u+.l Cu'onork, Dr. Miller - 7 n et
Stain, 'lll S +.4;1 - - 5 16 0
H-on, Rev Mr. Yoollff y 0 0
Ktrkmicheol. Mr Kennedy - 4 9 V
Kirkce.wal I, Vaemn - - 4U 0
Sttiiihati, Mr, Cr. wfdol - 4 U 0
Haluibliogion, M.. 611‘11veetai - 3ln 0
Nov Comma. '47 keid - 3 I, 'll
D.ory to le, Mr. Streen - V 13 0
Pa.t.h 46yr, Dr. Dalrymple and Mr.
Gel - - 116 1 It
409 1 11
C...11e11.-.1 at ii.. wv....ral ehlinibee witf=747u.ni. of rite
P.., ..-e+.. o: Po-ley, ton lh-re.itle.'r, exclusive et these in.
ilie Tow o, pr. Joint R. id, 51..1.
Paisley Abbq, by tile ordinatylectogre- . '
eatl-.1,
59 16 8
F.ein Regiment Patefey Vallinteets, IN-
firer , 111.11•C031W.110ried (I.fiCer4.
and Pommes - - 52 10 0
Second if ..g. orient . dm., ditto, ditto 51 10 0
A Company of R niotie.n.reT-+..•....ent,
ail the 00114 atter, li..c Diei..• Se.-
voe in the Abbey C.l..mh - 6 6 0
Chapel of Johnawo, sant Pernik 10 In 0
R•afre ...101•1' Cong.int-rion Se 14 $
.s.lae.st.at.a. from the kit.lh Foods 13 15 0
Uteenoek Oid P,i.h . - 130 0 0
-........._.. New 0111141 • 41 1 6
Pat G •.giate, Chapel 0ae:0.14 . 69 1 6
!4,el.t‘,n . - - 40 14 It
I Cii.at/1111 • - - 17 10 0
illearn. - - 17 2 0
Eastwood - - 16 16 0
Kdbarzhan - . 16 a 4
H.-un-n, . . - 14 18 6
Loeberittnetek • - 13 13 9
EliAitt • . • • h 211- • 0 • •
K ilnialeoftze . - - 417 0
Enaerkip . - - 414 0
Additimial c0113.910nv foon the New
Pa-i-h, Greenock, bz•ng one A.es
pay of a Compail 4 the Lapel
G•e •naek l'otuttruere . 4 18 1
laterre.t of Di/oust:a of the above Sums 3 7 9
.....-.....- 690 IS 5
2..ristt of Huntley :-
P. into Sub.etiono ~ Mat+, Davidson 11 7 6
Edatill.ht4 :.:Itureji, Rev Mr Mott,, 11 4 3
E,401-11Coorerreation, Rev. M•.Wa'lter 2 5 3
Roman Cathooe •Itto, Rev. Mr. Nl'Do-
-144 . 2 4 6
Cony/la/tonal Chapel, Rev Mr Cowie 3 8 19
One Ate. pay Stratiitiog.e &meow; of
Volunteers, per Major Datt.deun S 0 II
--.---- 37 i b
Sobeeriptions at Rarup - - - 3110 6
Peos'l of Whltchan,pton, Dorsoent Re. King 6 13 6
........... of Solinuuth. Devonsh. Wm. Jelillin 40 0 0
Rey. T. Gtinbeld, of Bristol - 14 10 0
P.tri-h of 11entingtedJugh, near Selby, Yoriohire
William Calle - II 17 10
Pariah Church at Mears Aslihe, Northamptonsh.
Thoir.es Walk,tr . 4 6 0
Perith of Pockl.cliu.ch, GlOttenttf•gh.re 5 0 0
---:--- of St Glee, porooshite.G.... W.elter 2 13 6
Cdaulloh-.1 C +Larch, Rtthren, 19.2 ,---• 10 II 6
R .nitirs Catholic Chnerh, d+tto, ---• • S 15 V
Euiscut.alen•, daub, --..- - 2 6 0
N t:io.ii-t-, ditto, ---- . -t) 5 U
Pui.ll of L.sonhe, Coin herland, -- Harriori 11 6 6
Sever..l Linens:deist the rand, of small an i Lie-
.' be. ih Surrey, indudinz • 0.1 of 2' w0....n tie
11,1. eke.. Irght, by a Neghbeur, per Mi. fluters
19 Is laurel . - II n I
!mi.!, of St Seath, Cannes:l. •-••-• - • 4 6
.--. of St. Mica:titan. Jot.-,, ---. . 14t. If
,-...-..... of St %Yell". ditto, ....-...... - 3 U 0
661211ne5, N'an-ostatoldlotta4 Ofh:erg, and Rival' fs.
• at the Company • f Portadowa Vulusgem In•
fasetty. C.... 1 H Hole - 10 0 0
Plll,O ..f Whitield, --..- . 91 6
944646 am Chap4:,y, —.... . - 815 r.
.Corp.aation of ditocastaa - - 195 0 6
Inkabitaig. of t..• To•ti aad N,,gi.houtho,t of
Ne•emale • - - - 1371 9 2
Scots Church, ditto. --..- - 30 U
W2ll Cash Chapel, -.......-- - 44 0
I.mg Iktton Citt.re"), -............ . - 611 6
Wlsteithe.n 4.00, ........ • - 12 9 9
P.rots 4801Ast., .......... . - SI 9 0
bed ingtoo Chutch and Parten, ....--... - 23 9 8
PsICSA a Stlitl.rent. • IS tS 4.1
61011111 C1111.4.4.•••+.. - 42 6
Wialaton Own, -..--.... • - 13 17 6
Ch'Poi? *l' Melon. James Wilirin.oei - 14 16 6
Rumen Cath 41t Cluseri, Wes. Wartilon • 40 0
ItirkykAinniton Churth,Tl.ornaeßed.oan • I 0 0
Robb'', damn, ditto
-7 7 0
Newletarn ditto, —.....-
• 21) 10 0
Rothbury tl-t-o, Ur. Watson - - 17 a 2
P ineh of Cn,iion, Jacobs Cook . - 89 9 U
or mina-R. te W. 1... Lundle - Su 2 6
Staley Chaped, et ,chard Clove - • 53 0
Prie..h wf 6.,nonourn, J litock'xittim - 19 6 1
.-.-... of Lgthigh4m. H. Ho-16.• .n . fla 0 t.
............eif Chthitiginas, Or Thames - 19 0 t.
Coalmines of kbetu.tee and Mactodoley, W.
Vti.oo
(Iree ilaod Dock Mect,nd-hoaae, ...-.... • 896. 0 g •
p,•ieli of Wvo rev, Warw...k.ht.•, W. If. Hal 114 6
-.....- of 2.4.6 lim Mama, Dei.ol.lolllP, -.... 815 4
..-......., of Uwe/ 14.0.11101, DaofoLatfloTry...... 21.1 41 ---... Si COCA% H.....n, ditto, ....... W.I ii II 0 0 -.--. .1 r4a.greave, Wilill Arnow 1., Llert•lstrie,
16 Pidcock - - 16 G 6
..-......... 4 Sposforth, Loams;aon, _1- 4 b 14 -.-... Peamtaa.we, 2,tiss, --- _
• 170 ,
......a._ of Vorhoe. -eons:are, -- I.oVtr:'Lg N 14.2 IV i
.. Ci,.rca, IS,IIIIIO, Cunneen, E. G. ben 19 6 6
Wires. Chants, Stallordshine,Joim ‘N ~,a 2$ Of 6
Labia ad 5,61r.ia115, Salop. kW Jas. wa.L.,.„, El. g, 7 0 I

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HR, PITT* INERAL.

Saturday being the day appointed for t't.e burial
. of Mr. Pitt. a considerable number of people began
to assenolde about Palace-vard, and the neighbour-
hood of Westminster Hill, and the Abbey, at an
eally hour. Br fot• nine o'clock, all the windows
of the houses were occupied, from Palace-yard
to the front avenue of Westminster Abbey. by
females of every r.snk and age. At nine r.'cicck,
the whole re•inisLot of Foot Guards were marched
down, and took their station within this railing, in
single files. on each side, as close as they could stand,
and from that moment no persons were suit.- rz-d to
coss this line, except they were to take a part in
the proseSsion, or had admission tickets for the Ab-
bey. Several detachments of the Horse Guards
were also stationed at the different carriage-ways all
round the leading streets of tVestminster Hall and
the Abbey, iii order to prevent any carriages from
obstrueting the passaae, except those which were to
attend the funeral ; in some of those avenues, a
quantity of carts and waggons were placed to block
tip the passage. About ten o'clock, the carriages
belonging to the procession began to come down
in great numbers,. particularly those of Officers of
the Army, Clergy, Standard Bearers, Heralds at
Aims, ice. 'eke. &c. The Officers of the first
and second battalions of Cinque Ports Volur-
teers, about 60 in number, in full uniform, with
their memo and chaplain, assembled at the West-
minster Coffee-line se, Parliament- street, from
whence they were marched, in files, to the rear of
!lie House of Lords. These gentlemen had come
from a distancs: of about i 0 miles, at a considerable
expellee, to pay This last sad mark of respeet to their
late beloved, and much lamented Colonel. Each
man wore a crape round his sword, left arm, and
cap. They made a very soldier-like and handsome
appearareo.
At half past 10, His Royal Highness the Duke
of Susie: arrived. Their Royal Highnesses the
Dukes ct York and Cambridge arrived, in about an
hour after, in the carriage cf the Duke of York.
The Duke of Cambridge's carriage followed imme-
diately after, with snipe of his attendants. These
carriages had scarcely left the door of the Hoax of
Lords, when his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent
drove up, and joined his Royal Brothers, on the
head of the stairs of the new door to the House
of Lords.
The Naval charaifters were few ; they consisted
-of Lard Hoed, Lord Garlic, Admiral Gambier,
• captain Hatley. and two Liatttenants.
At eleven o'clock, the Lord Mayor. attended
by the Aldermen, Sheriffs, and all the City Officers.'
• arrived; the servants and at:ad:anis all wore black
silk acarwea and het-bands. The servants of the other
- carriages :ago wore black silk or crape hat-bands.
All the persima. except Officers of the Army and
Navy, who aced officially in the Procession, wore
fall-dress black, with black sword:, scarves, hat-
bands, ace. As the carriages set down their com-
pany, they p-oceeded in teenier succession through
Abington-street and College-street, into College-
square, where they were closely arranged until
the ceremony was concluded ; a troop of Horse
Guards patroiecl this quarter, to preserve regularity.
A strong detachment of the Font Gusrds were sta-
tioned at the front entrance of Westminster-Hall
and the Abbey. where no persons whatever were
pet trotted to enter. A great number of conwaliles
were at attendance, and most judiciously dispersed
in ail qnarters, so as to prevent any irregularity
or equritsion. The shop; in the few streets through
vitselo the piocession passed, and even those where
the ebehtest view of it could he obtained, had labels
for setae to be let from one shilling to one guinea.
• About twelve o'clock the crowd became immerse,
sail as half pant twelve, the whole procession having
been completely arranged, began to move from the
hails in the following order
Derniarle of Wear:nosier ; Messenger of the College
41111 AM.; six Connuaors ; fotty•teven po.ir Inert, two
goon two, in Welt serge casks, with b.rdges of the crest of
ehe •eyess .0 • i stiould,r, black caps en their brads, and
leog Mk* et yes In their bands —Drisos :rod Fifes, Drum
Maw, Trom•enti, Snirrant Trumpeter —Rouge Croix and
L.,.• usaiii.e, en summits of Antis, in close mourning, with
their I...ardireser turn cloaks.
The Moulted, borne by Lein:Geo. Lennox, supported by
the Right Hen. Thomas Steele, and the Right Hon C Loug.
Tron.tw/t—Ro,tge Dragon. and P. 0., tillis, Pursuivant of
Arms, hustled as trig ratter Offieers of Arms.
The tsuidon, borne be the I lon. Brigadier Gen flo,e, and
au 'ported by the H 0.% K. Rider, hl P. avid the lion. R.
ft.-ev.nts of the Relations of the cased, ton and two;
Se:, tor of the .lecsooq, in the same manner ; Officers of the
Wahltsdae ; Gentlemen; Esquires; Phylietans.
rbisisrou at v. 5 ce.v.d, Sir W. Fa:qoliar ; Ditines, in
clereal "tints; Se. ',tory of the decanted, W. Msishall, Esq
.—frurnpets ; R.crtinund Herald, trehried es the other Officers
en Aims.
fhe Banner of the Crest of Pitt. borne by the Right Hon.
C. I % .1: yrs, and supported by T Cito!rn•tideley and W.Wir-
tierrorce, E —URcers olio attsnilid the body while it lay
iu state. '
&refills of Londnn, Aldermen, Masters in Chancery, So.
heath-(.eneral. Atuuney-t4neral, Judge el the Admiralty.
A G.:intern .n U.hcr tenth own Assistants) tarn ing a salt
carpet and a bLek velvet cushion, whereon tlw Trophies were
to he deposited in the Church —Cntriptroller, J. Smith, Esq.
Tsineurer, W. I), Adana, Ent.; Steward of the Household,
W. Inlisoces,
Joslyn—lied Chief Rama of the I'xrhenuer—l.r..ll Chief
Justice of the Common Pleas—Master of the Rolls—Lord
Chief Justice td the King's Rench......Land Masnr—A sittinber
of Rouissets, linights, and Prise Couusellrirs, alas rank above
uires, an dare riot Members of Parliament.
The Dikes of York, Kert. Siiesex, and Cambridge—Lord
"'residua of the Courisal—Archbidiop of York—Lind Chan-
term.

Yook I feralJ, Isab,l4 i. the nth.nofr.-e.e' Arm,.

Gana Ilaneter, Myrtle by the Finn. H La- • :es, M. and
repeasete4 by It. W. Caetweight, Esti. 14 P. aletl E. W. Beadle,
Etet P
lllean ante 1..7-eat, Seoul seal Taege,' Siere,et, bone by So-
etetset, Laniew-r, &Let Chester,
A I; sneleint.il„l4. et, / Clestrne:enaXi,.g I A Gent.rnian Veber,
with a Halt Staff of Argus. with a Hale Staff.
Siteirteertew of Sir,tiiertet of
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