The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-08-13 00:00:00

LXGTIC FOR T': 114. TH AND GUMS

LAA GENTLEMANoffers the most infallible EX-
caw for the TESTI' and GUMS ever yet discovered.
Its peculiar properties art. got simply confined to the cleansing
of the Teeth, hut will absolutely preserve them in the highest
state of perfection to thelatest period of final dissolution ; it
will render them beautifully white, without impairing the ena-
mel ; fastens such al may be loom ' • and keeps throe that are
decayed from becoming worse; will effectually cure the most
excruciating tooth-ache. restore them to their original pure;,
and make the breath delicately sweet. It will cause the gums
to adhere close and Arm tothe Teeth, and will reader them and
the lips of a beautiful roseate. The Proprietor is a gentleman
of fortune, and is so convinced of its efficacy, that he will for-
feit 10101. to the person using it as lie directs, if they have the
ToMMAche, or a Tooth decay.—. The Ceylon Exotic may be
had at the Proprietor's, N 0.27, Soho-square, price 2s. 9d.; sod
at Mews. Norton and Son, Core-greet, Bristol.
N. It. If a tooth is decayed, or the mouth in a bad state, let
the Proprietor look at it, who requires no hem

WARREN'sCONCEN (*RATED LAVENDER VINEGAR.
MESSRS. WARREN and CO. having had fre-
quent complaint. of Aromatic Vinegar in general,
have invented, and brought to the highest ;tate of perfection the
above anicle:—The smell of Latender it universally allowed
IA be the moat agreeable and refreshing of aft flowers; the
Mace article is therefore strongly recommended SO the l'nblics
not ottly as the most agreeable perfume to persons us health,
but also as wonderfully refreshing to those labouring under
sickness of any kind, and particularly where it may be im-
proper to *pen windows, as it not only purifies the air of the
Chamber, but diffuses a reviving perfume through the whole
a the apartments. As no climate can altar the CONCEN-
TRATE° LAVENDER VINEGAR, it Is partisularly recom-
mended to all persens travelling to Foreign par% u the best
preventive of infection.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, only by Warren and Ce. P.-r-
-funwre at their original Warehouse, the Gulden Flame opt'.
site WOostreet, Chestwele ; where Warren's celebratied Milk
id Roses it made and sold as usual, with every article of
reign and English !adultery, of the lam 4041.

. P 55114 JCE.Y e 9.
Yeetertley the ordinary Comedians of the Emperor
perfonor# on. &. Cltiutl the Comedy of 'Fantle de
Afirors.
This day His Majesty the Emperor and King
gave audience in his palace at St. Cloud to the De-
putation of the Ekfloral College of the Seine and
Marne. M. de Cosse Brissac, Chamberlain of Her
Imperial Highness, and President of that Col-
lege, was the spokesman. After this audience, the
Deputation of the Eletoral College was introduced
to His Majesty. These Deputations were introduced
by the Grand Master of the Ceremonies, and pre-
sented to His Majesty by His Imperial Highness
l'rince Joseph, Grand Elelor.
At one o'clock the Diplomatic Corps was intro-
duced to an audience of His Majesty, when his
Excellency the Marquis Lucche.ini, Minister Pleni-
potentiary to His Majesty the King of Prussia, pre-
sented the Comte De Hoff, of Silesia, Chamberlain
to Ilis Majesty the King of Prussia; M. De Schere,
President of the Tribunal of Justice, at Berlin ; M.
De Leithoki, a Prussian Officer. At the same sitting,
M. Abel, Resident Minister of the Free Cities of the
Empire, presented to His Majesty his credentials as
Resident Miniver from the Free Caws ti• His Ms-
jesty, as King of Italy.