The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-11-24 00:00:00

dE PARTICCLAR AS To Tilt. I:OCSE.

rATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES, SOFA BEDS

CIIAIR REDS, AXE) EVE.ItY OTII ER KIND.
TIIV. raltlGl%; 110 USE AND INIVIRNTOR.
lIUTLER's Fut nisiiing Upholstery, and Cabinet
WitC•NO,I,I% 114,1 M inuim.tory, Ni 1 14, Cathy
rine-street. A large No:inlet-fa of article: of the newe-t,
'mates', Arbil sno-aircoriiimical Fasltiovs, of well seasoned Ma-
terial+, and exi.cllent Workmanship, with several Improve

BIYTI.BII reepectfully M:6l WI the 'rood discernment of
the Politic, that they will see through tie paltry devices and
in-
nudarirm+opposed to hint and coonterfesting his articles. It is
well known that BUTI.I•.K leo two Patents, one for Tattles,
the other for Bedstead.; the principle of the first is itophcalthy
to almost all and Is allowed to be a great
improvement ; it renders them more convsnieet for llous,s,
and retch niinie portable. Toe principle of the other is appli-
cable to inn.' kinds of Redstends. as Four Fese, Tent, Sofa,
and CI, or Berl., winch latter are siegularly useful in Salami.,
and e.rch, when •hut in, make; a haudsome turniture
fir a Sitting room. p'•ring-ruum, Ae. Tire Four Y•st arid
telnt Bola go tojetlee kt all parts with biasi, and are fixed
with much ease without the help of teals of tacks, or nai's iii
the fuiniture, and I.n very poita*.i:e. Parttrular kiiids of the
ivy, adapuyd for Gentlemen of the Anny an•t Navy, and
lint el 1ine...4 also purtanle Chair•, Att.
BITTLEK's Pnt.•nt Manufacture ha-ye been graciously
pate-retied by the Kine, *Men. and Borst and ho
soured by Dale sfr number. art Ilse Solidity and Gentry,
and have bevis highly approved of iu the East and West Indi 1;
the merit ul th: Articles has thus mr•t with favourable en-
eouragineut, arid f - which lie return, grateful aeknowledg:
ment., with-amine btu itotice the kind I Oft!. ,Pf some others,
who fix up large Stan Boards, with BUTI.EII's name inscribed,
which may help alai to promote his Businw, or should it be
ilesignM otherwise, he, 1,, the permissinn of Providence, ma.
etrtartares and sells hi 4 Superior Four post and ittlin Bads, ex-
cellent 1)i •ing Tables, end Cabinet Article: as above. namely,
Catlit'ini•st,--li veld Doors front the Strand, a Brlr•k-fount
llouse, where he has constructed SCIIII.II and klachinin
for Working the saine, and has I,therveso, been at eosisiderable
e,;perl•e to bring thee' to that utility and degree of perfection
at which they now ars. At the ulna• 1/141,0 may be had e•ety
setae le for completelv Furnishing !louses.
N.B. For Eisportation.

PROM the Nobleman to the Peasant, Intoxication
is the cause of many of the Diaorders which now ahhct
mankind. When reason is thrown off her guard by the potent
farce of drinking to excess, it too Often that this in..
prurience jrnaluces another, or, in plain (tint., a ,Naillteeti.ll
with a ili.ordcial or unclean prison; and frequent's t1.0.0,1,,h0
are guilty of these indiscretions are on the point . t entering
into the sacred Mail of wedlock, with a discreet and virtuous
compaiii )))) . What i 4 the con.equenee of thew re;ilated in.-
pmprieties? The infectious poison which has lurked in the
body of the husband is coin monicated to the wife and entailed
upon the offspring, who conies into the work! a di gusting
vp ..lacle to all beholders, aid *object to :be Evil, eruptions of
the most inveterate tendency, eke. A mechanic, who uses
ni.-tal in the completion of any performance, that has not been
properly ,-,6ords will find his workmanship break, crack, aiid
di.play a variety of impeifiutions, in defiance of all loins and
diligence : it is ea.icthr the saute with those who enter into the
state id wedlock without having their blond properly purified
front the contagious .li.tempers it receives through the-e error•,
than which undoing is new efficacious than Rftt /1.11154's
BOTANICAL SICHLIP, being an adiniraliie diuretic, and
acting by perspiration, lie Vet failing to cure ioniplaiuts of this
nature, after thee have lam dormant in the ;ihrlbsl for seven,
eight, of ten years. Although it is so effectual, it is at the
sense tine so innocent, that a child, or a lying-in woman
might take it with the gymnast safety ; nor ei thieve the least
slangs, cf taking cold even in the mod inclement •e2ROII, which
it is scarcely possible to escape during the adminotration of a
entin.e of mercury.
The Medicines to be had at the Ifouse, No. 9. Anion street,
Blackfriai's-rwati ; ant of all the hfedicitie Venders in ill,
United Kingdom.

N. W A. D. Swinton th. Pto,rteee,r (sun a Dr.
CHOW the Ropil College of Phyt.ci.un, London), neay IH
cousulted Crum h tilt 3, or lett:t containing the mud ke

QTEEL's LAVENDER and HONEY IVA-
TERS —The N..tnlity and Gentry are respectfully In-
formed, these celebrated Perfumes continue on Sale at 9s 9.d.
and 41. 6d. per Wattle, as usual, of the most am.•ntral
Quali-
tie., at Steel arid Meyer's, lavender Water Merchants to Mir
Royal Highness the Prine,s; of Wales, Nn. IS, Catherine
sheet, Strand. From the great demand. made by Merchants,
Captains of Ships, and other., for this.. articles to export, they
are informed they may be supplied from their extensive
stock, with from one to 1(10 Croce at Two Days' notice, and
that the lowest Pr.ce, by theGmee only, ts 28s. per Dozen ; thin
Las.nder. ifls • th- Honey Water, 's T. Meyer's celebrated
Dentifrice is soul N
as usual at 9.. the Bus, or 11. Is. per Dozen,
the excellence of which is t well known to need a repetition.
Families residing in the Connuy, may have ant quantity eat
Lavemler sent them, try remitting %Auto% fed« ft. ?.:anon
•
in Town
POWDER rot THE DESTRUCTION OF RATS
rptits Composition is the invention of Mr. T.
11 RAISS, Meacham. at Havant' in ltampslitre; who
begs leave to recommend it for thz Destruction of RATS
and MICE infesting Dwelling-houses, Mains, Stables, Storm
houses, Granaries, bish-hou4e., dc. Masten of Ships may
also, ia one night, witness the effects of this Powder, wb CII
allures the vermin to the spin, whet, they wiU eat till they
drop, yet no Cat will touch it. The succew with which it has
beeu MINI in the Singer Plantations, in Sugar-houses and Stores,
deserve. the rcg ml of Metu h int: and Planter.. From the cal-
culation laid before the Public by Sir James Wright, Bart it
appears that " the dmnAge dine hr these wide-waning de.
rimier" of emit amounts to no less than 16,510,000 hii.hels
annually, which is far more than astricamit I« seed to sow the
ensuing year's crop!" The inventor h.ing a permit of cha-
racter and property, it is scarcely iieceasary to ad.!, that his mo-
tive in replaillX it, is solely for the public good. But beware
of counterfeits, which its great sale has encouraged The
gameine pacaTts, price 2s 6d. each, are tinnz up in a red stamp,
whereon is the name of T. RAISS
They are sold in London only by Champ one and Co A Id-
gear ; and at Nn. 17, Ave.' faria.Latie, St. Paul's; they may
also Ire had of the reputable Booksellers in every Towu an the
Kingdain„