The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-09-22 00:00:00

FOR BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.

CHELTENHAM SALTS, prepared frost Dr.
FoTHERGILL'o CHEMICAL ANALYSIS of the
CHELTENHAM WATERS. These Salts cerrespond in
every .particulai with 1110 Cheltenham Water*, and rolise-
epently produce the unto effects. They are particularly re-
commended to those who.e habits are relaxed by a long resi-
donee in warm climates, by excessive drinking, or • conti-
nued me of debilitating medicine. They will retain their
etEracy for any length of time, and in any climate, they an
thercfo•e an o►je9 of great impoitance to Persons going
abroad, Merrhanti, Captains of Ships, ke. Prepared, and
sold, wholesale and retail, with printoi direnions, by E.
Lardner, Chemist to the Duke and Duchess of York, Yo.
M, Vccadolly, and sold retail by his appointment by E.
Newbeiv, corner of St. Paul's Churchyard, in bottles at
2s. LI b. tid. and fid. each. Every brittle sold by ap-
gioiutnieht of the Ptoprietor is signed " Edrnd. Lardner i" none
Miter MI genuine.

CITY OF LINCOLN, Mance IS, 1506.
SANIUEL BRISTOW, volimazily &dirt,
A, that 1 was afflicted with seven bad wires in my leg, pain-
fel and offensive, SATo of which were as large as a crown
piece.--Too years I uselessly tried recommended applications.
At length, adrised by a neighbour, I brought of Mr. John
Drove, Printer, three small bottles of SPILSBIJRY'S PA-
sT AN I (SCORBUTIC DRttPS, front the A....iiii.tration
Si wiiith I b-wine entirely as aisiu unexpectedly relieved
from a painful affection of my stormeh and bronst.
Witness my hand, SAMUEL BRISTOW.
Signed before no,
Joh is I)rury, Lincoln.
The genuine medicine, In bottle of M. 6d. 10s. and 11.
Is. duty included, P.M at Om asiernsary, No. IS, Sohn.
square, London, has the King's duty (the stamp) printsd in
black ink, instead of red nab.

PROPRIETY OF PERSONAL APPEARANCE.
Beauty and Health cannel be mom essentially promoted, than
by attending to the Preservation of the Teeth.
R. NEWTON's RESTORATIVE 1.00.1 H
a POWDER. having reeeiverl the appmbaunn of the Ent
NOWllty, Gentry, sad a generous Public, by an extensive con-
siimpilon fora series of years, as wolf as the attestation of its
superior excellence, from the analyst, of its component rant,
by the most dittinguished Medical chvactera, who have pro-
n.tineed it the moot pleasant Vegetable Tooth Powder known,
to ituiease the beauty of the enamel, and promote the
durability of the Tooth, an.l which has, in consequence of iU
experience,' anvantages, been honoured with the insinediate pa-
tronage of their Majesties, and the various Illustrious Branches
of the Royal Nobility, Gentry. etc. in the United
Kingdom.
NEWTON"' TOOTH POWDER is en Astringent and
Anincorbutk Pnwder, a ileheate Aoiniatic, extremely hateful
to the palate, and pleasant in IL use; fine, In those who
apply it, it is a certain preventitne of pain or decay of the
Tomb, to the latest period of hid. It continues to be faithfully
Prepared by Mr. Newton (only), at his house, Kennington
i•leee, Venetian (late of Great Rumehstrect, tarldun), lnlnt
the renuine Recipe of the Late Sir Richard Jebb, Physician to
Tiseit Mliten,es, ; and sold wholesale, retail, and :or en
'Gelation, by blesses Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's
Churclistard, wltn,n ;,• has empowered to msk• a liberal Only-
ance his Town aii4 Connery Venders, Merchant., .kci
retail, by every Pis ionic, and Medicine Seller in the Kingdom,
in Roses, at to 94 each
N R. Phsee to ask for Newton's Tooth Piwder, end see that
B H. N-wton' is written on each Box with red ink, as all
Wien said as Newton's arc imposit:ons.