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; ~~~ ~: ♦ r ,_~ i NUMBER 4293. • , VANXHA L 1,. Under the Patronage or His itoyai.Highness the PRINCE o fl WM. ES. "TO-MORROW, June!2s, will be a GRAND 1. GA LA , and . liriiiiant Display of E - RKS. -- Admission Thr c e Shillings. ezr The Public are respectfully informed, that 4wink to the necessary: Preparations. - tnr Galas,: the •Gardens can only be opened on those Evenings, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. A CURACY AND TUTORSHIP IVANTED by a.CLERGYNAN, a G taduate.of Oxtord, who is in the habit of instructing Youth in the Latin, Greek, and French Languages. Letters.(post paid) directed. to. A . . 13' at the Post Office, Derby, wit h be Orwalded.to the Advertiser. ALIELITENANT in an Old Regiment, with cmly One Ratialion, lately comer,ln anroao, wilt exchange into a Regimentzm Service, or a West India' Regt filen i : • Letters (post paid) addressed to A. B. at Mr. Gray's, Jeweller, Leacte►atall-street, will Le duly attended to. CADETSHIP TO INDIA.- • THIS , so .much -coyeted• Appointment:in;fhe • ttililitary, Service or the. East-liicia Company, and so difficult' of obtainment,' can now be had, under the most tattering auspices- o: Introduciton: Secrecy must he pledgd ott will be observed. 'N None but . a Yo.itn whose Co). exions are of fortune, and are liberally. inclined pn tile occasion, will tie introduCed : 'he will be provided tOr for 311 e, and rise progressively (neither regiminig additional in terest nor purcrias,:).io the very highest Military,Ranic, with. put being any further b , iri lien to hts Friends. Mien he re, 'tires, it is on his lull pay for life, however: high' he !nay' have risen. The Youth' must he - above fifteen, and under twenty-two years orage ; hut if he has seen • Service for awe year, in the Regulars, the Militia, or the Fencibles, it ex "lends his eligibility to tvventy:Ave yea,i-s of age. . ' Letters may be directed to A: Z. New Chapter Coffee-• "house, Duke's court, Long-acre, London; but, peremptti- Tily, none will oe noticed which, do nut contain the real Warne and Address of the Writer, and the Postage paid: PRIVATE SEMINARY, For Fourteen Pupils of the first Connections, by t. HEYWOOD, L L.D. TIE Young Gentlemen are liberally - Boarded, Tat44l:: whatever is useful or ornamental in Edu- Yeation. 'rue) , are fitted f.r Westminster, Eton: of any of the superior public Schools, the - Navy, the Royal :.lilitary Eats 'blishments, or such Commercial Departments as their re, *pee:lye Destinations may require. french,' Dancing, and Drawing by Masters of eminence. Not, to br r.k into the selectness .and unity ed the Plan, no Pailaur.buarder or Day. *chular is ice ived The Pr copal, with one able resinent ssist..nt,. sedulously attends the Studies of the Young, G en- Ilem:At himself ; and. wan his Wile, breakfasts and (ones with them ;no second table being kept. In case of I,itkits. - position they experien,:e all'the.tentder Ass:du:tit:4 which the -most affectionate Parent could give. -E,..eh Pupil has a se p rate 13c.d. - U.nc r articulars may be.known of Dr. ligwood., Green .with ; or of a Gentleman in Town, whose card of AiiilreS , snay 'era had at No. 16, Rathbone-place, Soho-square, . BRITISH FIRE-OFF:ICE; StrAnd And Corufnil, 11 - NST-17r4NCB:grapteci on Hotnes,.Buildincrs,:‘,l4.. n u ie s, and other Vessels, .Goott, Met clianutze, I A ItMl NG aTOCK, and other Property, from 1.06 S or itatn,ge t y Fire. • • • `I he unprecedented Preference- given to this Office by all (descriptions rat Insurers, the Pireetors flatter tnern,elves has arisen. liOt only troth the facilities adopted in their improved ?fans tout a. 111„ hfird Modes of Fire Insurance, but twin their Ateatly ith‘t :itito. RI Conduct in the..general.Chniieriis of-the Fret, . are ptrsuaded that 'adherence to Prliciples and pru dent Cauron are.t.ie nest Securities to the °Bite 4tht to the Aid that Institutions of thia,Natufe can only be lie ..Stelit:ial when due Attention is paid to reciprocal 'Advantages. Ay,ricultUrai 'Stock it - iiirect at'zs. 6d. - per Cent. The office grants Insurances tor Peiiods short of Year, And makes good JOSS bs fire tram Lightning. • hisuratice; due at N.licishanner must be paid on Or be fore the 9th Day us luty next. ' " • .Propcbals and Rates of Insurance delivered Gratis. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. WESTMINSTER LIFE. INSURANCE AND A. I NUiV OF'FICE, Strand and PERSONS desirous of providing fdr their FaFni lies or Dependants may, by an Altana' Payment, 'Se. cur, to their Widows, Children, or any other Persin, either an ',tinnily for the remainder of Life, or a gross Stun to be paid at their Decease. . Insurances may be made for a variety of other purpOus . to rovide' tor Renewal of Leases to secure Sums paid for . 1) iacescr Employinents; or for the purchase of Life Estates; car in Aid of Arrangements between Debtor and Creditor, . &c ; and Volunteers way, lot a small Premium, insure against De„itii front Military Accidents. Annuities 'ate granted -to continence immediately, or at ,any uture period, Printed Rates and Conditions of Insurance may be had' gratis, with the I.ist of Diretors, as above, or of the Agents el tire British Fire , :)ffiee in the Country, who.are appoint ed Ageets for this Office. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. .THEATRE - ROYAI„_ tsrE_WCAS - 1 LE-UPON-TYN E, hE LET T, On'i LEASE for Three or five Years, to commend No vember, ad,. THE Manager who shall take it,• to engage to, open the Tneatre for. three Months annually, in the Winter Season (these Months hereafter to he agreed upon), sli d for the Race Week (about the Middle cilium), and also the,Assize Week (the Beginning of August). The tollowing is the Receipt of the Thesire, when full, at the present Prices of Admission : Boxes at 35., 7ol.—Pit,- 35 2s. 261.--Gallery, at ts. 421.—Total, 101. Further particulars maybe known on application in Per. Son, or by Letter, addressed to Mr. Edward Humble, Se- Gretary. Pr ov os* in Writing to he sent, sealed up, and addressed to the Propr i etors Mule Newcastle Theatre, under Cover, to Mr. Edward Humble, Secretary, on or before the ist-Of Au gust next. Newcastle, May t 4, 1.806, 4 1 - A General Meeting of the Proprietors; to take the *me into consideration, to be held on Monday the 4th of August, ISo6. -- iitEIAOLD ESTATE, LAND FOR VILLAS, &c. STOCKWEtL, SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; By Mr. WHITE, At CAtraway's Cotlee-lioube, on Tuesday,, July I, at . Twelve, o'C lock, In Nine Lots, Valuable PRE,EHPLID . ESTATE, delight . . ;fully situated at Stockwell, iri the Parish of Lain th, thtet miles from the.nridges, - cornmanding peculiar and *ligible advantages, connaEling by a beautiful and retireditoai the elegant Neighbourhoods of Cla.pham and Stockwell, comprising two Brick Dwelling-houses, Offices, Gardens, &c. and it Acres of valuable Land, particularly adapted' f6r ornamental Villas or retired Dwellings, suited to Gentitmeu of fortune. Desc.riptive,Particulars, with Plans of.the several Lou, ere preparing, and may he had on the Premises ; of -Mr. Khoinas witsnn, Arciiiteet, - ,50, , Q1eun - , Ann. street ,East ; %t the Swan, Stock.weil; Plough; Clapliarn,; Horns, Ken nington; at Garrawa's, and of Mr. White, Storey's-gate, C;s4 George-street, Westiriinster.- r• - • A; otit. .1 ' IS4 .-4 ,it .1.Z.. '\o'C k 4 '- . - - ** " . I.j'' • -4,*.t„,• w. -..:-.. , &-0 k1. , . ,. : , .. ,,,,,, 54 , - , a.,,,,, ....3-fve.,,,,z0-?4,..iir.-2,,,.. .....K.-74.,-L 't 4,4-,-7, .—...-... :-.._ t..v. ,, , -- -,.. , 0 v .7-1 , /,'‹...------- •, -5, , . , J.#04,.,--- -.4" illxN,A,_ if.,, Mil k ) pri c e :us FRANCES PLOW DEN, Esq. Barrister. M.6iSus et jus tieticieni quatn)u4 incertum, This Diy was published. In One lafge.Voiturie ' Odavo, price inboards gs. T'OR'TY SERMONS on • DOCTRINAL a'Dd PRACTICAL SUBIECTS. Seleded from the Woils Of the Rev. Dr. SAMUEL CLARKE ; for the Use of milies: To which is prefixed some Acount of his Lite. By the Rev. SAMUEL CLAPHAM, M.A. Chaplain to the Earl of Camden, and Editor of the Ahridg, meat of the Lord Bishop of Lincoln's Elements (A Chris.: tiara Theology. Printed. for C and J. Rivinkton, 62, St. Paul's Church. yard; V ernor, -Ilond, and Sharpe, Poultry ; and Longman, Hurst„ Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. Of whom may. hc . had, Mr. Clapham's Abridgment of the Lord Bishop . of Lin-; coin's Elements of Christianl, 4 iteOlogy., for the Use of Fami. lies ; - containing eroots of the it uthenticity and inspiration 'of the Holy .scrip.tures ; a Summary .of the iistory of .1 he Pews ; a brief' Statement of the Contents of the several BoOks, of the Cilif and New Testaments ; a short Account of the Translations of the'l3Cule, ind of the Liturgy ; and a Scriptural E xpcisitiOn of the Thirty-nine Articles of Reli gion. The Second Edition, in One Viiriline, Odavo, price, in boards, 6s. 6d. This Day were publisPed, In Two Volumes. R Ottavo , prlce i. is. in boards, 'FICOLLEcTIQNS . of PAYM in . the Years 4 1 and . f3y . I. :PINKERT , ON. l'iinted for Longman, Hurst. Rees, and Ornie, Paternoster. tow"; and:Cadelf and Davies, Strand. , , wltozwinay be had, by the same Author. Moderit (~seogrciphy : A UesCri ptiOn • he Empires, IK lilgdOinS, States, and Colonies, «ith the Oceans, Seas, and Isles in al cis or the World, including the mostsrecent Dis coveries arid "r;.ilitical Aiteratidns, digested on a tic - V Plan. . new. tit.inibn, re ise‘t uy' the A uthor, price 125. in boards. This Day were published, in I3vo. price, in hnsrds, EI.IS Written daring a TOUR through S) U tit WA LES ip the Year 18.1,3, anti at other times; cont'aiiiing View, of the 1 -- fibtory, Antiquities, and Customs of that Part 'Of the Priircipality, and interspersed with 04- servliioris on its Scenery, Agriculture, Botany, Mineralogy, Trade, and Manultiatires.. B 1 the Rev. J. LVAWS, B. A. late of-Jesus College, Oxon. _ London : Printed for C. and it. Baldwin, of New Bridge street. W titre may be hdd, by the same Author, the Third Edi. tion of Letters writtea during a Tour in North Wales ; Ss. This;Day were published, In Two Vats. Royal Quarto, price 41. 'tts. in boards, TH - EWOR of S.A. 1,1„ LI S To wmch are prefixed, Two Essays on the Life, Li terary Cif;,r,ztet, and Writings or the 1 - 44,01att ; With :dotes, Hist ricai. i ioKxephical, and Critical. fly HENRY sT F.U.ART, F. R.S. and S.A.E. Printed inr C. and R. biildwin, •ew Ittidge-stit,..t, London. *** Ilia Work, besides a i'ranstation or tile flit•twian, is de4igned . to illustrate the Civil, and in varticulat the ti!elary,Htstory of tne Age - ot A ;igustus. and of th.lt which immediately piecedcd it. It is eo)bellisiwd by . a *4lltist, taken. trout an . 1 ,ique 13iist in mile Uarnex.e Palace at Rome, the only one ex. .ind'utit,r Plates. On the ,Ist , of July wili_oe publisireJ, in„Royal Odavo, Dtsdicated, by perniiision, to the Right, Hon, Lord Erskine, rrliE PRINCIPLES atikl LAW .of TITHING, dOptcti tot on to the tobtrudi:n and Convenience of the i'ro:en . ,.o.t , the 1.1,, hlt; et a4l Persoi)s inttre•steci in Tithe; ; akid ilititsitteti by It clerencs . to the ino avi.recent Tithe Cases. I,onaou; Pm:led fur C. agiA R. lialdwio, New 'hike- Street. The Work is divided into three Books. The ist Book :treats of the hat are at Civ:l Establishments of Religion, and and other Ecci-.-iastical Revenues, rind .considers 'them historically. Ihe 2d Booi;.S sets lortit by hat Persons, Clerical and Lay, arc entitled to 'Tithes in England ; what, Tithes are payable by - common Law and by Custom ; how Tithes are atfected by Statute Law ; and the Nature-and GrUtinds of Ptcsoiptive Rights,: Exemptions, and Moduses. And - the 3dl3ookcon:ains the various Modes of pursuing and defending Tithe . Causes. of every denoinination, in the Spi ritual ; Coats, Courts of Equity, and of the Common Law. The Work closes with a copious Appeudix bf Ads and Pre. et-. tents, and A full Alphabetical Index. This Day was published, price is. embellished with a Por- • trait, • THE TRiAL. at LARGE of DAVID ROBERT s();sI,, Keeper of the Jerusalem I icrtel Charles -street, Covent •gardeu, and formerly Master of the Standaid . Tavern, Leicester-fields, for an UNNATURAL CRIME with (40RGE FULILSVON. Tried before Mr. Baron Gra ham' at the Sessions-Mouse, Old Bailey ; he was found Guilty, and, received Sentence of Death ; his remarkable Ad dress to the Court, praying an Arrest of J udginent. Sold by I. Day, - 22, Fetter-lane, Eleet-street. • Where may be had, price is. The Trial of Colonel.Pas phigham and I. Edwards, tin. a Conspiracy against G. For rester, Esq. charging him ,with many detestable Crimes. Sentence—three years in Neivgate. This Day was published, In Foolscap Svo. embellished with an Engraving, by Pyne, Price Eight Shillings extra boards, rrl - IE MISERIES of HUMAN LIFE 5 or, The • Grbans of Timothy Testy and Samuel Sensitive, with a few Supplementary Sighs from Mrs. Testy ; in Twelve Dialogues. Pei tniiii ! Virg. ikrl. 11. 274. lieu, lieu Carol. Poem. lxxx. Me miserable ! Milt. Par. Lost, B. IV. 73. ! oh! oh ! Slialt Macbeth, Act V. Sc. I. 0 I 0 ! Ditto, Othel. Ad V, Sc. 1. Printed tOr William Miller, A I bemarl e-street . Also lately ,published, printed uniformly with the above, the 3d Edition, price 6s. An Essay on the Art of Ingeniously Tormenting ; with proper Rules for the exercise of that amusing Study. This Edition is embellished with an En_ graving by GilHy, represehtng a Cat tormenting a Mouse. KEARSLEY's ROAD BOOK. This Day was published, • • With a Map, priCe ;s, in boards, a new Edition, much en larged andimproyed ; with a coucist Topographical His, tory of the Cities, Towns, Watering-places, chief Villages, Antiquities, Seats, &ciof EARSLEY's TRAVELLER'S -ENTERTAIN ING GUIDE through Great 13ritain, or a.Pescription. of the Great Roads and principal Cross Roads, marking the Distances of Places to and front London, and froin each. other. To which are, added, -a Description of the principal great Roads of Ireland ; different Routes to Paris ; and a 'Fable of the Times of High W'ater at new and full Moon ; the whole forming a general 'four through G rear Britain and Ireland. Printed for G. Kearsley, No. 46, Fleet-street. • A NEW AND CO.M P LETE SYSTEM OF COOKERY. This Day was published, Ia One very Large Volume Odavo, by William Stewart, opposite Albariv, Piccadilly, price 125. in boards, A COMPLETE SYSTEM of COOKERY, on a .11. Plan entirely new, consisting of every thing that is re quisite for Cooks to know in the Kitchen business ; contain ingithree Hundred and Sixty-five TAbles, or Bills of Fare, being o,:e Bill of Fare for every day in the year ; with Di rections to Dress each Dish : the whole comprehending the most perfect Treatise on Cooking and Culinary Affairs ever printed; being one Year's Work at the Marquis of Bucking:. ham's, trout •the ISt 'of January to the 31st of December, 1805. By 10IIN SIMPSON, Present Cook to the Most Noble the Marquis of BuckiughArn. SUN. LPRICE SIXPENCE PICTUALLING-OFFIC'E, June 29, 1806, E COMMISSIONERSfiwITICTUALLLVG His MA7ESTY'r NAVY do ‘hereby give Notice, That t'i Tbursdai, the 3d of .7u(); next, Air. Reeks, their Agent at P,:rtstnoutb, via be rrady to receive Tenders, in "veiling (Jealei Up), fir such Quantities of KILN. DRIED PEASE as the Dealers the,ein Ingyibinh'proper ; to be delivered inh, His illajesty's PtEittalling Stores at. that Port, in the space of Or c !Month from the dat± of tie Ccxtrati ; and to be paid for &kat, D.Jyable, with interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrart may 6e _seen at the Ogee f the Agent I),fauallet% at Portsmouth, befw•e mentioned. Nv ?ektP:ft..willbe had' to any Tender in which the Price shall hp? . le,in,t2 , l4ed in Ivords at length, cr that shah not le delivered to /he Ateirt Ifpresailbefore o'Clock en the said Thursday, the 3d . ol l'ttty 71h:4 Mgr unless the l'er 4co he makes toe Ten_ ;der, at; rime Person on bit &hatf, attends, to answer, when called for. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Afay 26, rBo6. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of FIIS M2l. her,b). give Notice, That they l c:: be , ead y t o receive Ptoporals at their in St. Afar. g.:::t Street, tres.rninster, on or before the 14 of Joy next, from such Persons who in.!), be capable and willing. to undertake the Constrnaion - of certain BU IL DI NGS whic6 is intended to erns: at Clchcster for the Ordnance Department. conjormabey .to a• Plan and Elevation which may be seen at the °feel - ft 41, day &tercel the bcatrs of Ten and Four o'Clock. The Proposals to rpeci the pricer of earh drieriptlon o f Ig r k to be..i,;cluded in the Bui lding: • also thr /brie in 'which rbe Work shall he completed under a'Pettaity, and the nature .'t the Security to begiven, in case the :ton-perfsrznartee," the Contract Proposals sealed up, and sop:ore/Ad " Proposals for ev,.ttrua big lluilaqvc for the Ordnance Depa•tment at Colchester," to& delivere! at the Secretary's o*e, St. Margaret -sheet, IVest milJter, on or ht.e tst day of July next, but no Proposals will be taceivedafier that By Order 4ftbe Board, R. ILCRIEI9, Secretary. • • - I • - I E : •,, * , :r •►' - TUESDAY, JUNE 5 24 , 1806. FREE'GRANIMAR.S6I6OL, WOLVERUMWP- • THE Rev. THOS. COitIVIOULS having signi ti,ci his intention of reskitiug the Otfiat of SECOND M AST ER to this School, the . t'ru'stees „nave appointed a Meeting at the Sw in . Inn, in Wpivcrtiarilvton, in the Culla-. .ty of Stsftbrd, on Tuesday the azd day of julysnext, at Ele ven o'clock in the Forenoon, to elea a Second Master of the. said School in the place of COrthouls. The Candidates for the above Situation must be, cap able of teaching. the Classics, be Members Of the Established Church ot. England, and of approved Morals. The Salary attached to th , s Situation is - Oue:Huridred P-ounds a-year, with an House adjoining to the saiii,School, and, liberty . to take Twelve Boarders so long as the Iliad Masterof the said. School is permitted to lake 13oardets. • Proper Testimoinalsinust, be sent hy - t}!e n Cantlidates, reeled to Mr. Sohn Perks, of Wolveritaittpton, Secretaty to the Trnsttes of Wolverhampton Free Gtati',knai School, S taf tordshire. ' 13y Order of the Trustees, . 'J01414 P ERY.S, Sec. :Wolverhampton, Nay z7,:iSe6. wliViviouT4-1, ;UNE . s . , t3::6. TO BE SOLD By ,\(!eTioN, -By T. TINDALL,. At stllt Crtawn .Inn , on %Yeti nesday .done as, ts'46, %filar' a Commission of Appraisement—and Sale issued from the - Hig,:i COiirt of Admiralty, and addressed to Nlesirs. Writ. .Weston ..rid Thos. Richardson). Commissioners, "rlit CARGO ,of the GAL EAOT JOIIANNA i . IuLI AN A HE Ii MIN A, ' Hans JOellein Seitioer, 19.'aster, on her Voyage from. Malaga to , Lnioden,,. coil. cOnsistiiig of - t 370 Rarrels Sim Raisins. ' .-- .. -z6 Boxes of ItaiNns.-- , . . ao„ Pipes Malaga. tVine. - t Case ditto ditto. . , ' ' -for Particulars apply-to Messrs. Weoton and Richardson, Commissioners, Weymouth ; or T. Tindall, Broker. . "l'he • Sale,4o begin at Eleven o'Clock iii, t tie Forenoon. , • ()SPOR.T. 'FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Crown / Inn, nn T . ltursdity the 3d' july, 180 S, at Ten c".CIOCI , I Foreil ' Oyn, THE VALUABLE S C).11 li - 111(.6.1 Irma the French Ships of War MARENGO and BELLE POOLE, capluied oy a Squadron of His Nla)::st)'s Ships under the cotednand °film I:iglit lion. Sir Bor lase War ren* Bart. consisting ot-Cables, Sail's, standing and r wining Rigging, ,Rope in slink and Paper Stuff, I ion aril 13rass G nits, Idlowitzgrs and Swivels, Muskets and Ba)onets, round, double-liea.;eti, Grape., -and Cannister Shut. Gan Carriages, titocks of vritkus sucs, Provisions anti Wine, iron-bound Le ige's, Half Leagels, and other Casks, lron Ballast, in oid Guns and bro: , .e. Pirces, ,isetul Wroulit Iron, it Cop. prr and Lead, lower Va,is, Topina.,ts, Yards and Spars, wir.h four hindsoine Tiute;ln cuinplete,sand a laroe . quari. toy gt cornelian...Stone, +oil lsrjds, strung and loose. The whon: to he viewed thiee da)s be.fori; the Sale, tnci catalogues had by applying to MA UTE-HAS MA RCI - 1, aril joint ,j• , IIN A. 1-tlekl2EY, S Arai ers. 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Two years I uselessly tried recommended' . applied. sinus. At length, advised by a neighbour, I bought of Mr. John Drury, Printer, three small bottles of S ANTISt.:01:110 TIC DROPS, from the admi nistration of which I became entirely as also trim: per.ledly relieved from a painful Alnelion (Amy 4tomach and breast. Witness my Hand, SAMUEL BRISTOW. Signed before me, john Drury, Lincoln. The genuine Medicine, in baffles of Ss. 6d., tot., and th ;.s. duty included, sold at the Dispensary, No: 15, Soho , square, London, has the King's duty (the stamp) printed in black ink instead of red, TOR THE TEETH ANb GUMS.. MHE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN TI FRI CF., invented by the late I ACOB HI MET, Dentist to Her Majesty and the Prince of Wales, are greatly superior, both inelegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto made use of; they will effeetually preserve the Teeth in a sound state even to old ,age ; will render them tvhite and beautiful ‘vithotit the least impairing the Enamel, fasten such as are loose, keep such as are already decayed torn be coming worse, prevent the. 'tooth-ach, perfeCtly cure the Scurvy, in the Gums, and make them grow firm and close.ro the Teeth.- They likewise render the Breath delicately sweet, and remedy all those Disorders that, are the conseqUence of Scorbutic Gums and had Teeth. In order to prevent the Impositions daily praClised by Per sons counterfeiting the above-mentioned long established Me dicines, the following words are (by permission) enktaveci in the Stamp," I. Hemet, Bayley, and Blew, Cockspur. street," and none are genuine but what have those words engraved in the Stamp, and also a Label with the words " Bayley and Blew, Coekspur-street, London," pasted on the• back 4. each Bottle and Box. The Essence and Dentifrice are sold wholesale and retaik by Bayley and Blew, 5, Cockspur-street, price as. 94. each, Stamps included, and retail by T. Scarman (late Partner and starcessor to Mr. Hemet), George-stre%, Hanover-square, London. N.B. The Essence is particularly recommended to Parents and Persons who nave the care of Children, as the - greatest Preservative of young and tender Teeth.