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, 'l. 1 -4 1 ' :',. • ‘. 1 •91 .a ....A •: , ,:. • ^'• \ 4 5.. 241 , a .... . .." 4 e At t i1y 1.414.. / 4, . i ..,. . , 4.. I. q . • . . , , ....). 3i4 S ti ... :$44: LTTP.T .1*71r5 : 1 4 . 11.1 7 - . t ;: 3 :: 447. 4.. /1 - 1 4 k A y +: , , Tl 4. 711URS' DA Y 1 NOVEMBER 22, :1804. HUMBER 38626) (PRICE SIXPENC9. •STATE . LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING the 38th of January, SCHEME. CHINA FLEI:T. j; VICTUALLING OFFICE, THEATRE:ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This Day was .published, at , N0..59, New Bond-street, A COLOURED ENGAVING, from a Dravv,.• Made byrin, o.fficet.,in, the' Service, rePresenting a Delineation of the ever memorable DE F EtiT of the' FgENCI-I• ADIvaItAt'UNCIIS and his SQUADRON,, by the hognovard-bound CHINA. FLEET, under the Corn-, mud of Cotinnottore - Sir .DANC E . *Price 15 s. ,Publlshed.and sold by . Edward Qrtne, His Majesty's r tint , seller, No. 59, New liOnd,:street. - The Engraved-Portrait - of Sir N, Dance will be ready to de liver in the,course ofthe week. E. 0. has likewise the satistliaion' to Worm his Friends and the Public, the Magniticept Work of lndia, which ha s been tour years engriving, will'he completed next Month • November t, - 1804 THE COAIMISSIONE RS for VICTUALLINC AfAYESTY's NA TIY . do' hereby give notice, That on Wednesday the t ttbof December next, they Will be react). to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed top), inV treat for' the sup. ply of what" FRESH BEE ntay be repired for the Use of ilk Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Beerkaven f ind in B.oby Bay, ox the Coast of Ireland, for the space of Twelve Months, contlnencing on the tat of yanualy, and ending with the 3 tat of Decetlber, tilos ;to be paid for Billf, :vale, with interest, ninety days after date. , t of 4:25,000 arc Cts,ono 2 - 20,000 +boo° 3 . 1D,030 r ;pole° 4 5 0 36 - 0 . 15,000 6 !Imo 6,060 ;oo 5,030 'loo 2 '. 3,600 S° 3,0 00 . t23,n00 , 6,150 25,00 ca Tickets ,Caso,olo TrCKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licensed Lottery Office • , • Price of Ticket - - ,c. 18 7 o !lalf - - ,E• 9 7o f Eighth - ,C.% 7 6 Quarter - - - 414 o Sixteenth - 4 o p" Those who with to have particular Numbers should be speedy in their application to some of the Lottery Offices, as the final delivery of Tickets from the Bank of England will take place the 19th Dec.einher.' The Conditions of the Contraa maybe seen at the secyetary's Oifice, at this Ofike, or hy applying to Mr. Dansterville, Agc':r for the Pittaalling at the Cove of Cork. ' No' regard %Pill he had tow!, Tender in which the Pike shall not be inserted he worth at length; or that shall not Zr delivered to ,13,01,1 . Isejort One 0:C4 . 4c,* ate the 11 1 4:0414,7; t':tu d.j -December Next, nor outlets the Person 34.6:, T,nder, fi some I'ers , :,4 on his behalf, attends, to any , :t.er, nt.ho, called j;,.. '`HIS PRESENT EVENING, N ov . 22 , 1 8 04 , Their Majesties' Servants will perform a Tragedy, called PIZARRO. The Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations entirely new. The Music, Airs, Chorusaes, and. Marches incidental •to the Piece, composed by Mr. KE LLY. PRRUV I• NS. Attaliba, Mr. POWELL; Rolla, Mr. POPE ; Orozembo, Mr. DOWTON ; Cora, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; Fernando, Miss GOODWIN. SPANIARDS. • Pizarro, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Alonzo, Mr. H. lOHNSTON ; Las Casas, Mr. 'W ROUG HTON ; Valverde, Mr. BARTLEY ; •Elvira, Mrs. POWELL. The Vocal Parts by Mr. Burrows, Mr. Dignutn, Mrs. Mountain, Miss De Camp, Miss Hicks, Miss Menage, Mrs. Sharpe, dec. &c. With, 3d time, an Operatic Piece, in Two Acts, called MATRIMONY. With Ne‘v And Decoratien3. e rn' ourturc and Music entirely new, composed by M. P. g. The Princlial Kin Charaelers by Mr. Do WTC , Mr. F. 1.1.151 ON. Mr.tIOHNSTONE, Mr. FISHER, Mr. MALE, • k Mrs. lOR DAN, Mrs. BLAND. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 23. Gallery 2s. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Second price 6d.—No Money to be Returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-Office, in Little Russell-street. The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at half past Six. Vivant Rex et Regina! The new Operatic Piece of Matrimony was last night again received throughout With unbounded applause, and the most unqualified marks of approbation, from every part of the 1 Week. The same Piece wilt be repeated every Evening this week. 're-morrow, the Comedy of The Busy Body. On Saturday, the Tragedy of Hamlet. A New Comedy, in Five Ads, and a New Melo Drame, are In Rehearsal, and will be speedily produced. THEATKELROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Nov. 23, 1804, will be performed SPEED THE PLOUGH. Sit Philip Blandford i Mr. MURRAY; Sir Abel Handy, Mr, MUN DEN ; Morringt9n, Mr. CORY ' • Bob Handy, Mr. FA W CE'fT ; Henry, Mr. KLANERT; • Gerald, Mr. WA DDY • Farmer Ashneld, Mr. EM CRY ; Evergreen, Mr. DAVENPORT. Lady Handy, Mrs. DIBDEN ; Miss Blandford, Mrs. GIBBS; Dame Ashfield, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Susan Ashfidd, Mrs. H. SIDDONS. WITH RAYMOND AND AGNES. totes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery is. .' Tilt Doors ivill be opened at Half-past Five, and the Per o,,ai at Halt-past t 'a nce ces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, ar - the ,!• 0 11lee, in Hart-,street. ' • , A _Y n. Saturday, the Comic Opera of Family Quarrels, with , imma Magnetism. ) n ivion ua lletntitt Third, 'with Itaymorai and Agnes. Y ' 1 ‘" g i On Tuesday, the Comic Opera of The Cabinet. On Wednesday, the new Comedy of The Blind Bargain. ;Vile Public arc respectfully informed, t,hata New Comic "Ptra, in 3 Ads, is in rehearsal, and will very, soon be pro duced. SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY. MESSRS. BOYDELL beg . leave to acquaint , the Puillic in general, anti their Friends in particul ar , l 'ut the Tickets for the SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY, 'Price Three Guineas; vitli Schemes of the,said Lottery, - are l i i lv a v read delivery, -zt the Shakspeare atMessrs. Boydell's, No. go, Chelpside ; l and at all tin e Licensed Lottery Offices in Great Britain and Ireland. 4 NOOVER NAVIGATION TOLLS TO BE LETT. N. - OTICE is hereby given, that the Rates arisi fig from the .• av on the CanalTmrn Adover to I, 4 (lbridge (being a N Distance igation of twenty-three Miles), n and the rofits arising from the several Wharfs, Dwelling,heuses I nd Store -h ouses at Andover, Stoc kb r id ge , and RoinscY, Will be lett by Auelion to the best Bidde4 at a General As. N tembly of the Compan of Proprietors of the said Canal avigation, to be held at the Star and Garter Inn, in An do , e'er, on Tuesday the 4th Day of December next, at Eleven (e t:lock in the korenuon, under the Couditionsand'Reserva !ions to he th en an d t h ere produced, for the Term of Three Years. from the 31st of December, 1804. Whoever happens to be. the highest Bidder must, at the l ame time, pay into the h an d s o f the Treasurer to the said Company a Deposit of one Month's Rent, and also give Se- Surity, t o the sati:dat-tion of the said Company, for the due Payment of the Rent agreed for, at such tines and in such Manner as they shall at such AsseMblv dire& " • AA. 4'rtVA Clerk to the said Company. „, Application fin Conifitions of letting, and for further Par. iulars, to be ma d e to Mr. New, the Inspe6tor at Andover. " by Letter,post paid. BR PARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSh• ,„ PATENT ORDSTEADS ANI) TABLES. istiTLEß's Furnithing Upholstery, and Cabinet , 7are.4oolnS and Nlanitfailory, Nos. i 3 :lad tq, Catbe. tit` 1 • large assortment of articl e s of the newest. ti°i ' re4 t MOST CeConOirliCal ,FAShiOliS, Of well sea:xined itlat t rt ail, and excellent workmanship, with sacral int - r "oleng hur, • the ' respeartilly -relies on the good . 4seernment of tketrublic, that they will see throngh the paltry' devices tie n sinuations opposea to hint and counterfeiting his arti forl,*, It is well kmown that BUTLER has two patents, 011(1 ahks, the other for Bedsteads; the principle of the first el'Pricable to irlost all kinds of Tables, and is alloWeil to i'D.4,..Freat improvement it tenders thein more convenient ntrionses, and much nom portable. The principle of the T e 'er is applicable in most kinds of liedttearis, as Four Post, ► Sofa, and Chair Beds, which latter are singularly use -I,„i2it tt 4isitness, and each when shut n, make a handsome p vt furnitiire for a Sitt ing Room, D ress.ng tk, t c br'ast our Post . and T ent Beds go together in all parts 'w i th 1 6,,n' 4 " are fiscal with mite h case without the help . o p ar., or tacks or nails in tlie furniture, and are very portahl.. .A rn `rulaz kinds of the above, adapted for Gentlemen of tr. Y 4rlt t wavy, and hot clitnates,- also portable Chairs, &T. t r ,. ) 42:1. la Patent Nlattufattures have been graciously pa. no u ,:',11 1 : 1 5 , the King, 'Que . and Royal Family, and ho, atm 1 1 " , Y orders from numbers of the Nobility And CentrY,. 1t Ye "le been highly approved of in the East anti West veni t : h l i tbo, merit of the Artichis have thus met with la ird 46,, ell'CO Utagettlelit, .11111 tot which returnl cinoWledgments, and cannot but notice the kind ( ? 1 ; : rate ethers, who fix nviar,..,e Sign-Boards, with his,l l ; i :k "alga* inscribed, whik;li may help also to promujit . De4 ,, ‘ Tess, or should it be designed otherwise, he, by 111 . ‘• ri m 3 o htian i of Providence, inamitactiire, and sells his Stapt.-,. til l i,, e l : l ` . " ‘ Post' and other Beds, excellent Dinin 'fables,. and 4 94.1 lite .l2l " above, narmly Catharine sreet, 8 d 0 , 0 1 7. Nde c t luck front House , where he hasco kid 4.. se t ymti Tools and Nlachine for i working the smite, them Q u t rAise been at considerable ex peace to bring 41--. en°• At to,"ilY aril degree of P erfeetion At which dies hotvt " 4 pla‘e Inaybc CM.' Article for tne . "" Frilraishing-fiettses. N: B. lur Exportation. This Day was published, price 75.. 6d. in boards, The Third Edition, with considerable linproveniellts, of FrHESAURUS IVIEDICAMINUM ; a ' New Colledion of MEDICAL PRESC DNS, .diss tributed into Twelve Classes, and accompanied with Phu', maceutical and Pradical Remarks, exhibiting a View of this PreSent State of t)te Materia Medica, and Practice of Physic, in this and otherCOuntrics. ' By a'IVIEMItER of the London College of Physicians, And Author of a " Pradical Synopsis oldie Materia Medica, and Almeria Alimentaria." "• London P,,rioted tot t: _ Hatclwk.l4„ or, New Briftec street ; lohrt Murray, Ileet-street ; and L. B. Seeley, Ave. Maria-lane. This Day was published, in Odavo r price iss. in boards, D EPORTS\ of CASES argued and determined 116. in the COURT of KING's BENCH, together with same Cases in the Court of Chancery, in Michaelmas, Hi buy, Easter, and Trinity Terms, being the whOlcul the 44th Year of Geo. I 11. illo3 and 1804 with Tables of the Names of Cases, and ofOHN the prinP ßlNC ciiial Matter,ESMITH Esq , I, . Of. Gray's-Inn, Barrister at Law. Vol. I. to be continued. London : Printed fur W.Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, . tgr The above Reports are continued regularly in the Monthly Publication entitled The Law journal ; those who pieter having theta in Volumes complete, may be supplied with them annually. ^ - A NEW hAW DICTIONARY. Dedicated, by permission, to the Right Hun. Lord Ellenbo. rough. This Day was published, In One very thick. y6lutne, Duodecimo size, containing up wards of 600 Pages, closely, piloted, price los. 63. boards, or la s. neatly bound in calf, anti lettered, A. COMPENDIOUS LAW DICTIONARY ; containing both 'an Explanation of the Terms, and the Law itself. Intended for the Use of the Country Gen tleman, the Merciwit, and the .Professional NI an. by Timms ro - rrs, Gent. Late of Skinner.,' Ball. London : Printed.ter, and sold by, Thomas Ostel, Nq. 3, Ave Mara Lane, and every Bookseller in the United King. dont. " If to compress a prodigious quantity of matterinto a very small compais, be to consult the accommodation of the Pub lic, the Author of this Dialonary has done it in the coin. pletest'manner imaginable. The smallest and neatest Types, without any unnecessary spaces, has so condensed the matter of this book, that it might with different management be ex. panded to a handsome tol io. To : give a single .article by way of .specimen out of so er . mensive a Work, would be like producing a brick as a sample of a house ; but we arc clearly of opinion, front the examination we have made, and froM the character of the` Autttor, that the book will be found extremely useful . in the Library, in the Countmg-house, *4ld the Otlice." ilritisli Review, 041. .ir a further character, see Annual •Review, Vol. 11. CRIMES , AND PUNISHNIENTS. This Day was puhlishe r d, prier ob. boards . A N ESSAY on CRIMES anti I'UNISIIM ' ENTS; -translated from the Italian of MarquisißE CCAIt I A Filth Edition, revised and corredevi. To is added, A Commentary, by 'VOLTAIRE, translated from the French. Sold by H. D. .Syinonds," No. 20, Paternoster row. • Where may he had, s. OBSERVATIONS on the TY and POWER of JU RI ES, as established by the Laws of England; with Ex. 1111615 from various Authors. Lly a Friend to the Constitu tion. Fifth Edition, price is. 2. A new and beautiful Edition; printed in a Pocket Size, with an elegant Portrait of the Author, engrayed by price 25.-6(1. sewed, or, handsomely bound and gilt, is. of CHE LAW OF NATURE ; or, Catechism ot a French 'Citizen; containing the seLond and concluding Part of . 11te RUMS ;. or, A •Survev of the Revolutions of Empires. By M. VOLNEY, one of the Deputies of the National Assent sbly of 1789, and Author of Travels into Syria :Ind Egypt, &e. " For mode's of Faith'lct graceless zealots light; '" His can't be Wrong, whose life is,in the right," Port. The above elegant Work contains the following interesting Sobjeets I ... . _ 1. On the LAW iot Na_ S. Of inclividuii Virtue . ; or lure. Kuowleillie. 2. Chn.ittcra of the Law o f 6. Ot 'rein er ,,,,ce. , Nature. • . 7. Of Cohtaleow. . 3. The Principles of the Law • 8, 01 Cour.,ge and Axvity. . of Nsturi:, 4s they rel Ate. .9 Of Cleaulino.., to Man. to. Ok Oom..sLie Virtues. 4. Of the tilsis of Moralit,y ;, It. 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Nticr ; - iolevios ,Oweit.im e k,houAw.i, Barns, Stati:ca,. Store houses, Granaries, Malt-houses, &e. blasters of :Shipi may also, in ode night, witness the effeeis of this Powder, which allures the Vermin to the spot, . where they will est till they drop yet no Cat will touch it. The success with whiCh it has been used In the Sugar Plantations, in . Sugar houses"and Stores, deserves the regard. of Merchants and Planters. From the calculation laid before the Public by Sir lames Wright, Dart, it appears that " the damage done by these wide-wasting devourers of Corn, amounts ta no less than id • Sso,ooobuthels annually, which is tar more than sufficient for Seed to sow the ensuing Year's Crop !" The Inventor being a Person of Character and. Property, it is scarcely , - necessary to add, that his motive in preparing it is solely. for the Public good.. but beware of Counterfeits, which its great `sale has encouraged. 'Toe genuine Packets, price ZS. dd. each, are done up in a red' stamp, whereon is the name of T. Raiss. They are sold in London only by Champante and Co.. Aldgatc • anti at No. 17, ve•Aatia lanes St. Paul's;` they may also he 'had of the, reputable Booksellers . in every Town in the Kingthiin.. •. • SECURITY TO 'Pi L -."111.1C• • . T°prevent Fraud, the Hon. the Comtntssioners of His Majesty's Stamp Offide have kiapto skin to Dr. 140(1114, to haVe htsnante-in.full length inserted on the StaMps of his Medicines, viz.. Wrn, ;, 1 9. Albion-street, filackfriars',road, to imitate which is felony. The Medicines are not gentility unlesss the above thimeis on the Stamps. A certain Preventive of many . i)isonlers.,- 7 Nothing be. t ug mo re wanting at this season of the year than a purifier of the blood, that will eireCtually er.idlotite those . eraptioils which now generally make their appearance. oil those who are afflicted with a Scorbutic. Coitylaint, it is,w it li infinite pleasure we announce the suede.; titaftliii attended the administration pi the ; 8 0 4 h ical Syrup. Another motive for us to present this Address to the Public the knowledge that it the'llotaniCal Syrup is taken in time, it will prevent those severe fits of illness which always prevail in .this sad !tic ensuing months.. The Botanical .Syrup efteetually cures Evils, C.ancers, Leprosy, and. Scroplutleus Complaints. The many thoiisainl cures performed by this invaittAble_ Me dicine may be readily seen in the .Loridoli and Bath Papers. TheAtotanii•al Syrup 'anti ltdstoratiVe Nervoui Cordial to be hoitit: the fleue t No. y, Albion -street, illackfriare road 'K N. D.— A. D. Swinton the Praprietor (Son of pr. Swt N °ciN, . F e llow OF the Keyal College of l'hysiehmS, may be consulted front ten till three, or by, letter, - containiov, the Ord Fee. A live Conlon Wolk: contains Six at z's No. 29 4roinkl-sfixt, Sqn. 13, iBo4. R Eleven Yeari I have relinquished all other Praelice for the Treatment of \ - Lneoal Complaints, and the cure of those del:it:44l6es windi ate the t;onscquences, of a dattuelive habit. .'the 'undoubted qualifications Whichet pocsess, as a Mern bet of the Royal College of Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon in the A riny, and the extent of my expericitc.z in this peculiar line, constitute my claiut to that sisperitirity, width cannot be attained by the illiterate, An even by the most respectable general Pratlitioner, Ivhos.bnind is harassed by attention to rut iinmense variety of Disorders. The very singular cowl/taints of Disease and Debility, in which tom every p u t of the world I have been consulted, must have considerably conttuced to uty per feet amen of the most complicated. Cases. I f Diseases arise front the indiscretiqn of an unguarded MO. ment; and it soon Cases of distressful disarrangement do exist. as those whielt are the consequences of an habitual vice, can any Man assume a better title to treat them than a regular Suigtson, resigning all other Practice for the Treat mem of these, and concentrating his attention and studies to this particular In recent Cases of Infraton, all Pain, Danger, and Dia.' tress may be avoided, and in the first sensations of_local Iyeakriehs, lunch f u t ure misery may be prevented, py such means . re-artimation:as wilt restore health and strength to thocirioaitution. Through inn - onsiderate neglecl the slightest cases become important, but tt is the aCqUirelllerit OfeXCifiiiihkexpfrierke in this' nie .to give a sale and permanent restoration,. evert when other Praditioners !have N'ied• Tile terms of remuneration are precisely stated on the first interview, but no letters'are answered 'Unless a Batik Note is inc:used. Mit FVFIN !MEL!, lhrnber• of the Royal College of Surgeons in Londoh. No 29, Arutidel-stteer, Sintrul, near Temlile.bar. klicre " 411 . Additional ontralwe lu Witter-stteet, mijoining, . (EOGRAPIIV ON ANEW PLAN,• FOR SCHOOLS; Being an Entertaining and 'lnstructive Companion for the _ . Rising Generation. Thii Day was published, price Is.. 6d. neatly bound; or, • printed on- Fine Foolscap Paper, price 3 5 . 6d. in boards, • -embe llished with a very useful Frontispiece, byANEPI I'OME of GEOGRAPHY, in Three '• Parts: arranged after a New Manner, and enlivened eferences to Ancient and Modern History., Second Edi— tion, with considerable Additions and Improvements. •By lOHN EVANS, A.M. - • Master of ,a Seminary tiar a limited number of Pupils, P ulltn's Row, Islington. " An useful Introduction to Geography. which the Author printed for the Assistance of his own Pupils, and which may •be adopted with advantage in other Seminaries of Educatipn." —Critical Review for December 180 t . London: Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternoster.row. This Day was published. in Two large Voiunies, Bvo. Price tl. ts. boards, THE LABORATORY ; or; SCHOOL OF A RTS ; containing a large Colleition of valuable Se crets, Experiments and inanuel Operations ,of the Arts and ManufaCtures, highly useful to Garters, jewellers, Enamel. lers, Dyers, Cutlers, Pewrerers, joiners, japanners, Book binders, Plasterers, Artists, and to the workers in etals in genet'al ; and in Plaster of Paris, Wood, I vary, Bone, Horn, and other Materials. Compiled originally by .G. The Siith tdition, with a great number of 'additional lie; ccipts, Corrections, and Amendments, and it complete Trea tise on lire Works, and the art of Short-hand Writing whole completely illustrated by at least Foriy,Copperplate Engravings. Printed 'for li. D. Symonds, and Wynne and Scholey, Paternester-rowl and Vernor and Hood, Poultry. CURIOUS AND INTERESTING. . This Day was published, price 35. in One 'Vahan Odavo, of near 300 puts,. with arietcgiait Portrait of the Author, a new Edition ,with Additions) of A GUIDE to HEALTH ;' or, Advice rn bath X), Sexes in a variety of Complaints : explaining the most simple and efficacious Remedies for those Diseases"which arc treated ounad...4 the. tellowing heads, , • Abortion • Incubuc, or Nigh( Mare • Address to the Pair Sex Irregularity about the turn of Parents, Guardians, Scc.• Lite Advice to Ndtvous•Patients Leprosy . Air Lime Water Appetite Lowness of Spirits Asthma • Love. • -.• Barren Women Maids of a IVeakli Concti. Body. Bashfulness . : .., ! taloa • ,- ." • Bathing, observations on , MnL: . , 11 unfavourable •Par6cttiars re p la o t s 6 ;u g r t e o of . ihk i l e tl iai ts tr e ) g y, lass or d*Ce 41 of Bowels - ' Mind, Diseases of Bub o, , .• . . Mothers. their duty . Chlorosis, or. Green Sickness Nerves, Weak Child-bearing . ObsccneContersation, ban. Child-birth • ful etteets of . , Chordee Parents and Gusrdian* . Chancres -, Address. to . • . Clap Para phy wnsis Cold - - l'inhtsis, or Consumption Phymosis it C C ( o n n lc s e ti i ir ti p o t i i ) c . )n Pregnancy Cure for Nervous Diseases Quick Digestion Dancing 'Rheumatism Daily Exercise. Riding on Horseback Dejection ., Ridng early .. Deficiency ofnatural Strength Scurvy. Difference between Venereal • Siofula Syinptoins and those often Suppression of the Menses mistaken for them Swonnings Digestion • Symptoms of Pregnancy Dreams Tea Exercise • Temperance Female Complaints . Timidity . . Fits . .: Turn it Life ' Flannel ~ . . 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In particular it i recomthendad to young' men.and boys r. as an early. ottcrltion u 1 111, latter may - Serve to guard them from a fatal rock on which thousands have split, 41 - 1(1 be toe means of preserving their bodies froin dis. ease, and also their souls, thelcininds, and all their faculties, from destruction. London ' • Printed for the Author, and 'sod by 1-1. 1). Paternoster-Triw, and StAna ; Dublin Baxter, Edinburgh ; Cork ; Nhigee, and by all other 100k.,..11erg and Printer* of l'i•ovin64l papeti in the United Kingdom, Price 3i. oily, delivered free of carriage. TEIE LAM BEAUTY, F.A 1.111 . , and. a gaud, SET of. T,F. ETI , may be acquired to Old Age, by the Usa of BUT I. EWs RE. STD KATI VE TOOTH rowDER prepared from the Original Recipe of the late Dr. P. H. Di . SDALE • Patronised and used by the Queen and Princesses, the Erm• press of Russia,' the D u tvh ess es of Y or k, Beilibrd, Gordon, Leeds, Rutland, Devonshire, St. Albans,: and most of the English and Hisit . . r"FiliiS POWDER is the only POWDER pre. pared faim Vegetables, midis entirely 'free from Acid or any. Mineral Substance. 1 t anstroys the Scurvy, parts a Firmness and bearttiful Redness to the 1; ums ; to the Breath the must ttelc4ibleSweeineis ; and, if used constant ly, will tender the Teeth or a pearly Whiteness, and pre.. vent that , dreadful. Malady the 'footh-ache. —Many &tech.. cal Gentlemen, who use_ir, declare it a fine Bracer, eradicat. ing the Foulness td which the Mouth is subject from Diet or disordered. Lungs.; and by its healing,. purifying , and balsamic qualities, frees the Mouth from any unpleasant Taste. - Piepared and sold wholes - de and retal at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap . ..ide, in Boxes at 2%. 9d. Mich, with It. But_ ler, No. 4, Cheap Lticap,,iite, on the Stanipb Tltt.t above. Tooth Powder is iikeWise sold, retail, by Harwood, Cheltenham; Silver, Nlargate Burgess, Ramtpte ; Sharpe, IJeal ; Bris tow, Sadhey, and Simmonds, Canterbury ; Baker, ilarvey, and Sutton, Souttnimpton ;. Retain and Gibbs; Pommorith ; liockland and Weswil ' Port.ea ; Bennett and Lee, Lewcs ; Gregory and (;115, : rt, 13ri,;11b,n ; Spooncr. 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