The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-12-25 00:00:00

AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the
original itsseut•on of Mr. Henry, and brought by his
su :resi se i it. oversews to alas highest palled ). itpreparod
and sold by THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, Chemists,
Manchesua.

1 his '`ratable perfumed Liquor, which is composed of
highly conueoseared Vinegar, joined with die meat pleasant
aromatics and elide-actors antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired
in say climate, and for any period of time Its puarmt n•lour
tenders it extremely grateful and salutary in head-achs, faint-
ing', and in all places of public resort, (as Theatrzs. Courts of
) as it cnunteraffs the bad effects of heated and
foul air, and is Mg best antidote against the infection of all eon-
tagiuusdlaeases.
As there are various spurious iinitations, under the same and
similar native, some of which are injuriously represented as
improvements, the public are requested to *Meyer, that the
names of Thomas and Witham Henry, Manchester, are en-
graved are each weep, tn Counterfeit which lots capital &limy.
The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, price to, it I. 'stamp in-
clorlftl), is suld otmlesale end retail, Bayley and Mew. le,
Cockspur-strest, (the wily agents i aethorised bs
the Proprietors;) where may be had, sponge boxes of gold.
silvrq eurneliert,ehrystal,
Alio, HENRY% CALCINICD AfAGNESIL, In bottles, at
b 8.1. and larger, with glees stoppers, at 4e. each thew names
being on the stamps.

IMPROVED MINERAL Tarn!.
PALEDR and DELAIONS, No. la, WOurs-place,
us.eilequare.
%if R. FALEtIft respetWully announces to the
11v1. Public, i.t all.tion to hot irsproraversti in the cemi.
„wanton of MICIERM. TEE CH, which have already ;riven
so much setstaetion, that he planned and hrotieht to per-
fetlinit an effectual inches* of iivrodiscine a■ Alt InfIFICIAL
PALATE, so as completely to relieve the sistesseor --For this
sp 'circle* of In., an, %lir is enabled to refer to a Field Officer
lately returned from lodia, whoie Teeth and Po:ate were i Ind
aw:y fu the Mah•atta War, snit whine oufFeri,rgs and ;ntvatiuits
iu consequence were great foe I years; but he is now so
to relieved, as to INt eitab:wal to on, d.ink, and talk, with ease
and _

Mr. F. again begs leave v. caution the Pubic Against the
invidious attacks Man adreithing Demist, who 14 indefatigable
in his enileavouis to Miura him. The ungeoerous calumny
has been given in ears,,,, Pillilicatians, but an cau.iouvly
worded, that he cantos dreg him before* Tribunal of Ju•uce.
Mr Faleur, bring hououteri with an extensive portion of
public hymn, man feel no mar sentimmt fin Mrs envious, dir-
appointed, am' imitable old man, but pity. Aid Mr. F. is
c.oifident, that whale be mintiuises to give satisfeciion to those
who honour him wit► their commands, nu effort.; of an un-
generous enemy Gig injure him with a British Public.
Mt. Faleur has also to produce a specimen of this pyeeo•a
skill..—Mine Artificial Teeth, which he got f.o.n a Genilaaarn,
who rants high in the State, with permission to use his name,
and fur which he coo shamefully chaise.' Inc Mush:was sum
at sixty giuneas !!
Mr. FAlelir beg. Irate In add. that bie..atettoence cst serious
tapeltraeat., he has sueemded in making the Mineral Teeth
se ine..ireptMle, that i.e elleages e. replace them, free of
espouse, if they as .vet Ituosrat w sew rat chow colour,
an any oilier lisieet.