The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-11-16 00:00:00

MER77NO9 OF caROITYnts itrOLUDIIAU.

TO-MORROW.

M. 111
W. !billet, Spa&lds, 41niryinin • 3 l I
T. l'arsons, Duke-greet, lerreelteilnakee - .• 3 11
.1. Fl4/Vil and Co. %liming-lane, 'nett:bailie
%V. Talbot, Georg'e-yard, mete/mot
G. Fawcett; George-yard, paper-hanger . • 2 10
J. E. Yates,. late of 'Slioreditch, 11
W. 114,11'11, Fencburch street, victualler...a...A.. 2 lit
T. P. Oakley, late of Ealing, brewer
J. Arthur, Re.l Liou•street, gantlet nudger ...►..e t 1$
k. J. Sawyer and Co. late of Leadankall-ateteie witalet
e haws • fa.. It It
S. Bryce, late, of Liverpool, lithe,
J. Wilkiuson and Cu.' Friday-street, warvhuuscnn•a 1 II
W. 11.hitattouk, Hungerford-street, victualler t• IS
DI V I DEN DS.
S. V. Gore, Rishopsgate-streci, haberdasher
J. Davidson, late of Leadeilliall-street, m...4rchaor

• CERT! MATES.
L. Hoffman. of Liverpool, common bresrer.—J.
lute of Ticllluwitestreet. Westminster, haberitai.her—N.
Thornbury, kite of the Bourn, Gloucester, tut B. Taylor,
of Boschrstlee, Stroud, clutlocrs —J. Nylon, hte of Woorl
street, Cficapaile, Loudon. fßuckwell.hAil-Cocior —J Buser.
of Bristol, catesiderer.—J. Beek, of Curiihiii, Loudon,
watch-maker.

On Tuesday rfkermoim a fatal .0n..-1 mod cab'.
mitous accident occurred at a budding erfeiong to
Water-Line, Leeds, belonging to Men-rt. 1 t rrse.
TATIIAII, stud Wat.scita. The masons had joist
raiser! a large stone, weighing upwards of Dote ton
and a half, to the top of the building, when soonte of
the machinely used iu elevating it gate way. mot
the stone filling upon the scatforililiofg h.olie it frnwo.
and precipitated three men who were twat. F In tit.-
ground. This enormous mugs fell aiavi the thigt%
and leg of Titumas HORSFA 1.1, a libolltrr, %Vtileit
It !battered to pint rs, lir. was iromr.lwtely tlkro
to the infirmary, where he received all the ussimalove
that his deplonible case admitted of. The mangled
limbs it •was necessary immediately to ortipittate.
The unhappy stifferer died shunt none o'clock the
same evening. W 11.1.1611 TAY LOLL, a stone-mason,
another of the sufferers. who was also removed ift
the Infirmary. had his thigh broken, and received A
severe contusion its the head. We understand ill.ft
some horn a.e entertained of Isis recovery.
JOSEPII 11'HITEHEAD, it master atone-mason, who,
woo the other person precipitated front the seviffoid,
was also severely bruised. but he bad sin bo'.ea
broken. and he is not considered to he in any immi-
nent danger.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The Harrier, fur Le Charles, nu Wednesday, the Iflth
stunt, at the Office of Matthias March, Acent, Gosport.
calls sane place, every Wednesday and Thursday, for glom
months.

BIRTH.
On the 7th inst. at Milliken, N. B. the Lady of Sir W.
Milliken Napier, of Napier, Burt of a um.

DEATHS

At Weymouth, aged 7351; Edward Legit, But: many
years a resident in the Circus, Bath.
At Widcombe, . Mrs. Stockwell, relict of Mr. Stockwell,
formerly of the Belvedere Hotel.
The Rev. Joseph Jones, A.M. Curate of Rodhormi..rh: he
was found dead in his bed-room at an early hour in the
morning, having retired to rest the preceding night in ap-
parent good health.
On the 12th inst. at Portsmouth, Colonel George Cuyler,.
11th Foot, Companion of the Most Honourslsle Malta' y
Order of the Bath.
On Tuesday night, at Courteenhall, Northamptonshir, in
his 21st year, Drury, second surviving sou of Sir William
Wake, Bart.
(1u the 7th of May last, at Jaulaah, in the East Indies,
aged 21, Lieutenant R. A. Dinsmore, Adjulast of Ist hal-
ninon 10th regiment &untie), Native Infantry, and Persian
interpreter to the commanding officer of the Poonali Siih-
sidlary force. His death was occasioned by a stroke of the
suit in the discharge of his duty in the Geld, with the forces'
under Brigraditr•G I L. Smith. •

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON-BRIDGE.
• Morning S 3 after 3. I Evening 10 after 4.

HEA LTA is so great a blessing, that. every et—
tempt directed towards its preservation must at
least deserve some small share of public approbation.
The rink which MESSRS. CAME and CO. hold itt
their profession, as Members of the Royal Colleges of London
and Edinburgh, formerly in his Majesty's service, combined
with their well.known skill arid experience in the Treatment
and Cure of a few reigning Complaints, entitles tbrm to the
greatest confidence, and a decided preference over all uilicr
practitioners.
In the course of thirty yeses successful practice in this
Metropolis, Messrs. Currie and Co. have been enabled to
make many valuable discoveries and important improve•
mut, iii the Treatment aid Cure of Venereal Compliiit.,
Nervous Relaxations and Debdity, Strictures of the Uirthra,
ke. Scc. By their superior plan of treatment, Stricture.
however long standiag, or of the most inveterate kind, :..,
speedily and permanently cured.
Messrs Currie and Co. offer their assistance in *ll ease..
Venereal Imection, and it, every complaint of Debiiit,
thee arising from the infatuation of • certain &sump,r
habit, bag residence its warm climates, free livititz, sr any
other cause, producing• deficiency of manly vigour.
Messrs. Conic and Cu. may be consulted by ridicnts
cf
either Sew, with the greatest delicacy. merely, and hnsmiir.
at their house, No. 107, Hattee.garden, wham Certifico.,.
and Testimonials sre to be seen. The Mem of resume' alma
are plainly stated en the firet ieterrew.
Letters from the Country, seducing a Bank of Entlati4
Note, will be duly au.wered, and the nemesary
anti Advice sent to all parts of the kingdom.
No. 107, Hatton-Garden.

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