The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-02-15 00:00:00

ForCOUGHS,Ct.N.DS, riSTIIMAS,aridCONSUMPTIONS.
ROBBERDS's IMPROVPD BALSAMIC
ELIXIR ; OR, COUGH DROPS : so extraordinary
are in Virtu 1, that let the Patient be per s.• emaciated lir re-
duce], after having tried every Medical Assistance to no por-
po.c, ir cull acres if it were a Charm, and imtantly relieve the
inveterate Cough; give Ease and Freedom to Perspiration,
promote gentle Expectoration, strengthen thy chide &bah-
toed Ounstkuti. n pnretsre the refreshing comfort of Red and
Sleep; and quickly effect a permanent Cure for the must ob-
stinate Coughs, Colds, Asthma% and Consumptions.
Not an Instance has occurred, though taken by near Sixty
Thousand Patients, whereat these Drops have been known to
fail reli,ving the above Complaints; in fact too much cannot
be •al I io praise of so valuable a Remedy, as it only requires to
be known to meet universal preference —A further account of
its unties may be wen in the Evangelical, European, Ladies,
and Gentlemen's Magazine, of January 1813.
Some Impostors in the CO of Landon and various parts of
the Kincdum,htving imposed aspuri.ins medicine for the above.
Ilia Majesty' lien. Coutrnistmoem have bests pleased to or-
der the Name of " It . Ruder, Nu 4, Cheapside," to he engraved
on a /114 ck Stamp, which Stamp is affixed to each Bottle, all
others are Counterfeits.

Sold Wholesale and Retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap-
side ; :dnd Retail by Withers, No. 229, near 'temple Bar;
lia-on, 130, Oxford street t Crisp, Corner of Spring Ganders, ;
Bolton and Tun, Royal Exchange; Clark, 269, Borough;
YMENI, Sloaneatreet, Chelsea ; Jarman, Walsworth; Scott and
Smith, Edinburgh; Gregions, Liverpool • Stain., Manche..
ter; Macdonald,' Biller, Dixon and Rot:arts, Glasgow ; and
by roost Booksellers and Medicine Vanden, in Battles 6s. and
Is. 9rl. each.

Any Adverthernent'appearing as Rohheres's Balsamic Elixir
et Cough Drops, but the above, is an impositouo.
I. BUTLER.

FOR THE TEE'IIII AND GUMS.
rrsHE Public is respeafully cauioned against
Inait itions of the ESSENCE OF PEARL and PE Alt I.
DfiNTIFKICE, invented by the late Jacob Hemet, Derit.,t
to the Queen and the Prince of Ara.m, which have been
proved by long experience to be infinitely more efficac out f •r
the Teeth and Gums, than any thing yet discovered; thee pre-
serve the Teeth, even WOW Agr, render them white and beau-
tiful, without impariag the enamel, fasten such as are loose,
prevent them that are bad from further decay, render the breath
d+.licately sweet, and cure the Scurvy, wi h all other Com-
plaints to which the Teeth and Gums are liable

They continue to be told whomsale and etail by Bayley and
Stew, Coekswa-street, Lon.lon, pricy 2g. 9d. each, enclosed in
a Stamp, in ol,lch the following words are engraved : " J. He-
nits Bayley awl Blew. Cockspoestreet," the Forgery whereof
is FActuy. hold also mud by T. &carman (late Vaulter acid
Simon-or to NIL Hemet), Grorgoastrect, Hanover square.

/I"‘FiE Reverend WILLIAM BARCLAY'S
ANTIHILIOUS DEOBSTROENT PILLS —The Pub-
lic are requested to observe, that as the great bene,t to be de.
rived From the above Patent Medicine depends on the Pills
being genuine, His Majesty% Hon. Comesiosioners of the
Stamp Duties have been pleased to grant to the Rev. Was.
Barclay, the sole Inventor and Patentee of the Antibilious
Dentastruent Pills, the name of "The Rev. William Barclay,
Stafford-street, Old Bosul.street," b b.s. engraved on a black
stamp, which sta:nti is affixed match box, all others are coun•
terfeim and any proton vending the same will be prosecuted
with the utmost seventy of the law. They have been used
With success by mins, thousands ; amongst whom be has the
honour to rank the following distinguished personages, viz.—
/Its Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury—The Lord Bishop
of Bath and Wellsa-sSir John Honywood, Bart. M.P. for Ho-
nitonSir Stephen Lushington, Bart. M P. for Pesureu-T.
Anion, Esq. M.P. Litchhetd—Jarnes Aniyatt, Esq. M.P. fur
Southampton—Cecil Forrester, Esq. M. P. for Wentoe--Ni-
cholson Calvert, Eaq. M.P. for Hertford—Edmund Boehm, Esq.
New-street, Spring gardenesuThomes Hammersley, Esq Pall-
mall—G W. Dickes, Esq. Private Secretary to thc Archbishop
of Canterbury—the Rev. Mt. Chasmic, Librarian to the Arch-
bishop. The Medicines are sold at Mr. E. Kerby', Stafford-
street, Old Rand strete--Mr. Stratton, Perfumer, Leicester
uquare--Mr Forbes, Cllolllllt, PriUlity Oats Salter and Co.)
—Messrs. Bacon and Co. Oxford.street—uMr. Belton, Item
Eschange—Mr Miehell, Medical Repository, Long-sere—
Mr. Edward., No. i 24, Holborn—and Mr. Butler, No. 4,
Chespeide, corner of Pdaternoster.row. Where may also be had,
the following truly valuable Medicines, whose hippy effects in
their several cases have procured the- melt distingurshed pa •
trunage :—The Rev. Wm. Barclays Specific for the sure and
speedy relief of the (lout ; his Solvent for the Core of Stone;
his Volatile Nervous COctli.ll Drop.; and his Volatile Oily
Knibmeation for the cure of the Gout, Rheumatism, ire. all
which Medicines, se be gessuines oast bays the above mean
tinned stamp

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VOCAL CONCERT, NEW ROUNti, 'HANOVER-
. SQUARE
MESSRS. HARRISON, BARTLEMAN, and
GREATOREX, most ntspeCifiihy etoiraiiit- the No-
bility and Gentry, that the Subscri,tion 'II close thi Hos at
Four o'Closk. The Subscriber. whohave not sire •dy tec-ived
their Tickers,,ar.requersed to send Em .hem to Mr. SIRCH-
ALL'S, No 15S, Nor No id Street, pre,soto to that hour.
The FIRST CONCERT rill be THIS EVENING. Pir-
ticu'are hay,- been already putMshed.
The doom s ill ormri at seven, and the performance collie
mence exactly at eight o'clock The SulAcniserl are reqweged
to give part otar ind ,rs to their coachmen to an down and 'Ake
ep et the door in the Square, with the brines he • is lowa•cf
George street. The dOor in Hanover-street is for c'iairs °My.
Mr. Townsend ell' he at the head of the Peace Officers. aid
attend to the accommodation of the Company from and to
their carriages.

ASERMON will be preached in the Paii.h
Church of ST. CLEMENT DANES, Strand, on
SUNDAY Morning lima, the rah inst. By the ilesr•rend
JAMES ItUJUIt E., LL.B. Leann)r of this Parish, and ono
or the Evening Preacher at the Foundhng Plns;iital, to re-
commend the kiluestion, Clothing, te. of Eighty Poor Chil-
dren belonging to the Charity 6600111 of the said Parish.
Prayer to begin at Eleven o'Clocit.

GLOUCESTER PLACE, NEW ROAD,-
With an extensir! View over Lord's C•iCket Ground.
rrbe SOLD, the LEASE of a HOUSE, in
ecood repair with the neat FURNITURE and FIX-
TURES; or the Lease separate, and the Furniture and Fix-
tures taken at a fair valuation. It consists of :wo Parlours,
two Drawing-rooms, four SleeTring-ntams, two Kitchens, Cel-
'wing. Garden in front, and a Back-yard, very umplet • fur a
a small Family. Rent Forty Pound, per Anorak, Eleven
Years unexpired at Lady-day next. Ininseliate Pleeesion will
be given.

laty be viewed any Day after Thursday the 19th hat apply
to Mrssis Moore, No. 24, Red Lion Square, for Particulars
and Tickets to view.

sT°A.
'F. and CO. No. 134, 01Ford.Street,
atinutexturers of Doublet Block Tin Caiilcing Utenails,
beg leave to inform the Public, that they h iv* 'fay much jolt.
proved iliose Articles, which rend .r them the che gra! and
cl,aolte,t furniture nue, in one. The follow ig Lit forms • et,
which will be kept in frpail at all Mmes for TroGuivesi yea!:
Tea Y.egJe . • p 6 f• Brad Clearer . 0 1 6
Coffee Pot . • • 0 9 6 Flour Sr Pepper Box 0 1 6
Chaco' nu Pot & Kilo 4 6 Coee,"inaste- . 0 4 6
Set of Saucepans 1 4 fo Drippiag Pan at Watenri 7 6
of Stewpans .• 1 5 0 iiitimnbe. & Lalle 0 9 6
Two Soup Pots .018 0 Set of Sit,* ••s 08 6
F. Kettle . . 016 S• 014„4,111.id 80%.0 2 0
Turbot ditto . . 0 111 6 2 Tart, 6 Piety NM% 6 4 6
Bodine Pot . . 016 6 I.l.Talile, 1 Fee S ta0.41 4 4
Dot .11 Oven . . 0 6 6t S ice & Gravy Soon 0 3 6
Frying PAll&Gridirono 6 6
Cull u der ,te Keel Pot • 4 6
Spree Box & Grater. 0 4 6

They have likewise a large at
tea urns, and a awe stork of

L. 9 0 0

inrtnient of fAsitionablr brew7ci
tAle kitivei and fork,. k.ao
4lt. A libTr..l prig: ,rowed
titcha,ge.

shower and wane bath tosell

for aid urns, and aid gown fa

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AN ABRIDGMENT of Mr. PINKERTON'.
MODERN GEOGRAPHY; and Ptdricar VlN4t's
AN-FROM/MICA'. INTRODUCTION.

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GENERAL SOCIETY, iii EXILE, is OLD AGE, and on
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Written originally in German.
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