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London, England, 1805-03-26 00:00:00

FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS.
THE Public is respeetfully cautioned against
Imitations of the ESSENCE OF PEARL and PEARL.
DENTIFRICE, invent td by the late Jacob Hemet, Dentist
to the Queen and the, Prince of Wales, which have been
proved by ton` corn:noire to be infinitely more efficac ous for
the sfeetn and Gums, man any thing yetdiecovered ; titer pm`
serve the Teeth, even to O'd Age ry oder theirs white arid beau
tiful, without imporing the esaa:ei, fasten such as are loom,
prevent those that are bad from further decay, render the breath
delicately sweet, and ewe the Scurvy, with all other Corn-
to which the Teeth and GUTS are liable.
They e.,ntinue to be odd wholesale and retail by Bo ley and
Blew, Cncltipur-street, LonJoh, price ta. 9d. each, enclosed in
a Stamp, in which the fallowing words are engraved .` J. He.
met, Bayley awl Hew, Cacksphoetreet," the Forgery whereof
to Felony. Sold also retail by T Seaman (late Paltrier and
Successor to Mr. Hemet), George-street, Hanoveriggare.

THE improved PEDOMETER, or
A.WAY-
WISER, which, when worn in the Pocket, ascertains
the distance tin! Wearer walks (price 45 shillings). Sold
by SPENCER and PERKINS, Watchmakers, No IV),
%Vest End of Newsom-street (removed from Snow•hill, 0.11
acomit of the linlirovements thews); who, for near thirty
yeas, have fabricated these Machines; and though they do
not claim the Invention, it being almost as ancient as Pocket
Watches. yet Al that eve, rams to their knowledge have
been s, ludo iu their shape, inconvenient in wearing, and
incorrect in their peiformance, as to have been sours laid by as
useless.
This, which they take the !amity to offer to the Public, is
elegant in itself, moat conveniently wed, perfectly carrel,
and, what is desirable in all Machines of Fancy, exceedingly
cheap ; not l'able to he out or order, and is a most amusing
Companion to Gentlemen who are fond of Walking and
bboutiug.
Flitt -r,rur themselves the great Improvement lately made
has emied it to its ultimatum, they take this method of mak
iing it public-, to seems. totherneelves at least the credit thereof,
having been materially insured by Plagiarists, who bees pied
their And poosrl them off to Gentlemen as their
own Inventions, though at much higher prices, and very in.
E. r work.

THOMAS STARIIi, rcinciyart trues 37 NEW BONO.
STREET, to Nu. 5, JO se tY•Lk-06NNE-STREET,
GOLDEN SQUARE.
rr STARIE returns his sincere thanks to the
• Ladies, frir the liberal comma whi,h he experienced
from them in his late uccupaten. Owing to the great expense
that attend, the Sond.nreet Tit le, be hopes that he .hall
Merit the confidence of the Nnbil,ty, Gentry, and the Pub.i.-
in ',nese', by sal lug every amele ref the best quality, and II
the most reasonable terms. He begs leave to off,' for in.p. c-
hop, sib.* rat 7-Bth MA, wluch Deane, both cheap and g
excels any he ever offered; 4.4 th !rush. Damask, and 1)la or
Table Linen, Sheeler, .1,1 'Household Linen of evert •
scriptimi ,• Li ha Worked, ainlJaran M 411,,., it a 'rear a.
bey ; 6.4 th Scotch CalubrL; n.uch km,i than to .y lie ta
purehavel in Town.
T. S bas got et billets Steck, black and white Lace; and
a ray brochures black Veil, that test 2b Gu.ness in FraneY,
withal wi:l bewail very cheap, at Vo. ~ Marva bonus great,
golisia-spars.

On the F.fth of April will be published, in one Vol. Octave*,
A N ESSAY on the SPIRIT and INFLUENCE
the REFORMATION of LUTHER. From to
French of Charles Vinare, with copious Notes.
By JAMES WILL.
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