The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-03-05 00:00:00

siwtKISG ACCIDS•t.

Yesterday the following aceidentoiltieli i. 111:ely to prove
fatal, tusk ,taco at the ruins of the buuw of Mr. !Socking-
ham, which was destroyed in the I. uliihlr ctoolc.:rition
in
the Strand, sea *today morning last. Ms. Thos. Bucking.
ham, a yuudi man about 21 years, the nephew of mi.. M.
WWI standing ataung4 the ruins, while the firemen sod ttttt e
bricklayers were +raising a larce pole fen the pot nose of
propping up part of Mr. Kowbog'. house, which was mutter.,
by Ike err, when by some accident the pole fell cto the Lead
of the young wino, which felled him to the gun-aid, rot
open his held, bud fractured his %knit ►ery slockingly. lie
was carried to the shop of Messrs. %imams mg and Jones,
surgeons, vaire Ise was bled. They give nu hopes of bits
'recovery. _

IPA RIAG ROBREBIT,S IN suftirr.Y.

Depredations are committed to an alarminf extent in the
.koraty of Surrey, as appear* by the following aceonot :-
1.10 Monday night lad the house of Mr. J.iddina, the uien of
the London Bridge, Mime Pond, Southwark, was broken
open, anJ property stolen, consisting of money. 1.1. tr,
and liquor, to a considerable amiiiiiit TiseQilay
night the reaptutive premises of Ile. Drove, Ilereitionbey.
street ; Mr. Cid* talk alreet, Inu,betb ; Mr il'allis,
Inowa-liehls; and Mi.
fields siertemelter. At Ave latter house they moseyed slimy
a tonality of ahoy. The watchman observed the breach in
the Goat of the Witte Old alarmed the family. The 1-iilibers
returned is shoot half an boar afterwards, and In eatir.
queue* of no meantres keying been taken stop op the
chasm, they titian entered and stole another lot of shoes.—
Sixty pair of shoes were taken in the *hole.

DUBLIN, FEBRUARY 28.

The Countess Talbot goes to the Theatre on
Monday night for the lira time Mote her arrival in
this
At the Ilan at the Castle, no Wednesday evening, the
Coumiess Talbot was Wanted in a complete snit of white
satin-striped tabinet, of Irish witunwfacturr, decimated with
kohl sprigs.
Itiest Has. lady Aylmer, on this occasion, wore a rich
Moe satin petticoat, with magnificent draperies of blue
crape, richly embroidered with a wreath of silver sun.howcrs,
tastefully %sped up with a profusion of real silver tassels
and bullion ;Armin of blue satin worked in silver lama, and
trimmed with ere\ point lace to correspond. Head-dress,
feathers and diamonds. The tout inuereble of this superb
dress excited keneral admiration.
Lady Jame tedlws wore a rich white boiled cropepetticost,
with a white satin train, richly -trimmed with Mechlin lace.
Hend-hrmis, feathers and diamonds.
Lady H. Merydith, an amber petticoat, with a figured
thread oet drapery, handsomely trimmed with Frew+ lace
and silver, looked up with rich silver bullion curd and tassels,
and mantle to correspond. Headdress, feeders sad dia.
monde. This dress was greatly admired.
Mrs. Mogan, jun. a white satin petticoat, richly emhvni.
dered with leaves, romposed of tulle and satin, with a rich
silver buns hoary, white silver tissue train' trimmed with
French blond lace. Meadalmo, feathers and superb dia.
snoods. This deem was remarked fur its elegance%
Miss O'ltivlly, a white satin petticoat, with a crape dra-
pery, looped up with 'within of Fresch %wirers; ruby velvet
mantle, trimmed with rkli paint lace. Hcad-dress, feathers
and rubies.
General Mitchell, MtP. for Belfast. passed
through Limerick front Dublin. for the County
Kerry. on Sunday last.
His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant will give a
grand dinner to-day, to several of the Nubility
and other personages of rank.
Mr. Stleyil, NM'. entertained yesterday a hum-
bee of distinguished friends and fashiouahles at
dinner.
His Grace the Archbishop of Titans gave a
rand (honer on Wednesday, at his house in Ste-
phen's Green, to his Excellency the Lord Lieute-
nant sod a large party of fashionable,.
The Farming Society entertained his Excellency
the Lord Lieutenant, at Morrisotes. yesterday.
MISS KELl.lf.—tt is is, the recollection of our
readers that Alias Kelly was violently assailed in
London, by • desperate tuthustissu. We regret to
state that a similar fatality has befallen her Isere,
as on last Saturday night, is young man of wild
appearance. as we are lammed. followed her home,
though perfettly unknown to het, as it appears,
and whose conduct was so strange as to resemble
that of the person we have already mentioned in
London. In the vresent state of this affair, we do
not feel authorised to go into further detail, but it
shall be fair duty to du so in our next publication.
—(Dublin Pape._)

The Apollo Lustre, which illutnihes the interior
of the Kong's Th'eatre. was made by Mr. COLLINN
Glass-manufacturer near Teeple-liar, who is also making
a number of Chandelier. in every variety of forth stud en-
richment, adapted fur !filming Gas iu drawing-rooms, din-
ing-rooms, eliNrebes, &c. ace.
POLITICAL ItRA DI ,ti) ROODlS.—lllembers of
Parliament and Gentlemen desirous to peruse the
moat cower and ample Repoli of the Debates is both
Houses, will meet with the full grata/teatime of their wishes
Cl SAMS'S EADISC) Rooms, 02, Pall-Mall, which am tilted
up with a view of affordiug every couvaideore to his Vi-
sitors. Resides sever'sl copies of the Daily wren, (;,.iipc.
Inca will Anil at these Rooms the best Polities; Pamphlets
of the day, Motor Purees, Books of cement Reference, and
the Reviews and Magazines published in loader. Opera
Boxes end Ticket. may be had also by the Night —lt is
hoped that ibis Establishment will be (sued, upon exa-
mination, worthy of patronage.
There was a good attendance and supply at Nor-
wich Corn Market on Siturelity, and • prices remain
nearly stationrry.A consider/dile thew ..of ,Scots
and some homebred beasts Arent exhibited ott the
hill, the terms demanded for . which were thought
high,—The sheep-pens were pretty well supplied,
and hoggets obtained good prices. There was also
a great number of cows and calves.

PRICE OF STOCKS TF-STEIWAY. " •
Bank 885 Insp. 3 per Ct. An. 77i
3 per Ct. Red.. 7eta 79 Intim Bonds.. 97 96 pr.
3 per Ct. C0n9.77/i 781 Re. Billy. t.. 12 IS 13 pr.
4 per Cent.. &7; M04123..14 10 13 lir.
98 Cetus. for Acc...70/ 77f
prrtt. N. An. 105 i ti 7894

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LAM' PA r.MR/L.ll. 414
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Lady Palmer, relict tif Sit linger Palmer, of
Castle Lit:ken, in tltecouutlßart. who-e
death weliattly titnieett. butt nearly completed her
ingatli year ; descanted from tin iiiicient family, inni
educated with 6111 io-ter, hint! 'tier deceased
(who married Segrave, of Cobra, in the
county of Dobl,o,l•q.great graw!fallier of the
pre:tent respectable representatice of that family).
flosses:RA of mental and personal drams, thought
supernal' fhtu to her large Idiom., she, at the age of
thirty, gate her hand, so often solicited, to Sir
Roger Partner, Dan. Recording her happiness
in tire rartriage state. We shall be silent ; under all
and every eirctunctinice, Low. ver, bile eVilleed a
mind of superior cast, which even adversity could
not
.subdtie.
The annals of Pariiighent bear testimony to the
high estimation in which those charms of pergola
and mind, so amply possessed by this Lady, were
held. %Viten Lord C.Jte.tellield, ate in. ruturtt
Euglanil from his `l'icereg:ll %tattoo nr ll,is country,
wac told in the (louse of ',olds their, the (Linger
to be apprehended front the 'riot' Lo.d-
*hip, with lIIS wonted giilhintry not.l quickness, rt-
plied---" lie knew of 1111) dangerous Papist in Ire-
land but Mass Ambrose" (Lady Palmer's family
name )
During his Lordship's residence in this country.
string Mies Atobrote at a hull at the Castle; with
rn 01141kKe lily in her bosom, uhich she loot
playfully placed there, wrote impromptu ;he fah
lowing lines
" Pretty Rebel. where's the je,t
" 01 Wtaring Malice in thy brevet
" When that breast doh atilt 111/141. Se
The shitentSlo a the Whet Ituse?"

Blest lir the tatorty of ft leads of 8...e1k and tolre.,
trostsroirct of an eutl fortuur, Lally Palmer, Gtr the
hot daily years, had the pttlultar g4,04i fortune of
heisT sthlr,to preside at her hospitable board with
dust fluty or t•oul t•he korte so writ hip, to inspire
end proutute.-1 Dublin l'aper.)

No mad% arrived yesterilty. Three nre doe from•
Waterford, two front Holland, and two front
Sweden.

DEATH.
At Yarmouth, Mr. Robert Oliver, tweet $4; he wax a
petty officer on hoard his Maje,ty's ship 0:fostl is 115*,
and WWI with a party of seamen and MAlrl,.en ett:teltiog the
heitrltra of Abraham, to favour the approach of General
Wolfe, at thy taking of 1./ochre in that year.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT EON DOH BRIDGE.
Witting 59 die, 12. Evening 27 after 1.

coEN EXCHANGE, ktaacti',2.

We bid a fet: fresh arrivals this morning, Lilt buyers are
Mill hanging eft' in expeciation of N. stivpli,,. A friv
•ales made in fine Wheat nod Oats wrrt• ai Illooda)%, priers;
hot there is ma little doing, that prices iu geneial are nomi-
nally the same as on ltionility.

COAL 111ANKItT, ?clancti 4,
Ships at Market. Skim goal.
561 Newcastle 31.. 01. to 13s
Setoderland
I geoids Coal.. , —s. 11,1 to --a 1141.
I Cinders 26s. Ud. to Otl.

THE Case of 2 Personwho has beets teoulorit
with • STRIC7TURR frw tiliwoods of twenty years,
and is ready to touch for the anthentieity 14, any tteidle-
man who may wish to be satisfied iii respect of the following
a MOH at
To Mr. LYNCH;3B, Drtko-street, St. James's-square.
51w—I have laboured ler it severe 111111 ObSt I 11/11. Strict:
fore of the Urethra for upwards of twenty yea's, and for Hod:
rod twelve years have been under the care of the most emi-
nent of the Faculty, without receiving any permanent reliee.
I was advised by some to en into the Hospital, and try the
present regimen in cases of Stricture, which I
owing to my are, which was at that time 48, and feeling
ciankileut that I had not strength to undergo any suplent
operation, I gave up the idea. The last person to whom
I applied WU an eminent Stirgena, who told me that he
could give me no relief, but advised me to apply to auntie
person who stodied that complaint alum.. Hee day reading
your Advertisement iti the Papers, I applied to you for ,c-
-bet. After being under your care tor '2O weeks, I einainta
a complete care. lam 543 pore of age, and able to follow
my employment; my strength of body is returoeil,:ind I can
eat and driak with a true appetite. lam ready to give fur-
ther particulars to any perioni requiring it, nut of gratitude
for your kiud attention, which I shall always acknoaleag.,
and fur the beuefit of hundreds labouring outlet the' same
dreadful malady; being petit ctly satisfied that by your
mute of treatment such cumphatits may be eutittly 1111111•
hilated. I remain, Sir, •

Yuu► giatcful stud obeclieut
J. CHAPMAN.
14, Comer.strett, Bedford.optare.

LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPRNNARY.
His Royal Highness the Duke of *YORK, President.
FrUiE Delicacy and I ionour connected with a
1, certabsclags of Complaints, write that Public con-
fidence-should hr confuted to Profeisional Characters of
known respectability and talents. Thili induced the ttord
and Noble Patrons of the Mauve Institution to she their
suppfirt to it, fur the exclusive treatment of V. sierra'
Complaints, and the selection of Mr. KIERNAN, ns Sur-
geon, standing high on the List of the Royal ColleLtc,
has proved (by the benefits it hit conferred since its esta-
blishment), the propriety of their choice. This Public are
too often the dupes of elute deism, mot the artful d.lunisms
held out by irnterate Nien, who, under fictitious nansei. and
assumed titles, gain their prism' opinion. This sclwervatinn
justly applies to the Medical Pretenders of the present day,
who. under assumed titles, advertising as Companies, &e.
wills fictitious names, hold out, it. they style it, the Mid
tilde treatment of Yenereal Complaints. The Lint of the
Royal. College of Surgenns, published in F. bruits y, 1816,
hews only those persons entitled to regular sutiet ire, and ins
poets pretended names belong, to it. In minis,: the: fart,
Mr. KIERNAN considers lie is doing justice to the Public.,
and his duty to the distingiii.dwel Characters who have
t led the LOCK DISPENSARY, to guard Society

41(11111111i such RU imposition Since ita commencement it ha*
amply fulfilled the views of its Ninon, Sonic of the t
obstinate nod daomerous Cllll4ll Of Stl Ifillleg; Debility; :11111
other *opposed incurable affections of the georr.ttive organs,
have here here radically and successfully triestesl
Mr KI ERNA N rosy be conaiilleol as usual, by tooth Stacy,
at his house, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Rialforol.aquarr,
where Letters from Town etaigni; t., be :Oda-eau d
loot the necessary Ads ice 111111 Medicines w:11 be given or
sent tunny part of the kill vlosn.
Joel Poklislir4l. prier 4s, in boards,
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the above DIS-
EASES. lie P. KI ERNAN.
Sold by Sherwood rued Co. 114, Paternoster-row ; H.ZNIeII
and Son, 174, Fleet.streel ; watt Ciliow ;Crl).Vll-I,llllr,
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