The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-05-27 00:00:00

IMPROVED MIAIRRAL TEETS,

ESSILS. FALEttlt and DE I:AFONS. of
IVIL StOburn-place' Illitescll-winme, beg leave respectfully
to &nominee tithe Poblic, that, its conserionice ofetrinus ex-
periments, and of vast application to their profeasion,they are
enabled to recommend Artificial Teeth mid Palates, by swans
of • Mineral Preparation, so as to give complete satiatic-
non to those whit may have occasion fur sorts oulatitotes.
—Meson. Faleur and De Lotion engage to supply from
one tooth to • whole set, is ith in without Gums, is the
most satisfactory manner, without causing the least pain or
irritation, and of au appearance so very natant! as to defy
the most critical observer; at the Male time that they will
answer every porpoise for itiostication, give to the voice its
natural tone anal inodolation • awl construction so
incommtible, that limns F. and D. engage to replace them,
fire *leaps-Ilse, should they wear sir chamta robust. Those
who may fiascoes/ion for the exercise of 3lessrs. F. and D.'s
talents, tan easily satisfy themselves as to the candour and
sincerity of their assertions ; foe they are enabled, through the
I Mere aootto en of their friends, to give references that
cannot tail of proving satisfactory. TM reface, those olio
oar cut.rrsin dueos. abettor from iserwiulity, or from
having bees already deceived by mesas ..fQoadtcrirs, or of
Puffs in the public Papers, will be refer, s to character; of
high rropretability, 16.110 have the goodness to skew to
dimunistration, the: happy tacos the, 4' xperience from the
Artificial Teeth sod Palates thus recommended ; a favour
and indulgence probably clever before enjoyed by any Deli-
tuFt, and which call far Alessi*. F. and D's meat grateful
actinowledgment. larssm. F. tad 1). have no connection
Jtli say other man mord-same the same Implorer ; said they
bra leave to add, that their c.harges sill lie 1 mud moderate,
and five from those impositlir see illiber.dities that have
e lrai ai. ten Led other people so-oi.-11, wybor.-

This day is published, pries is. 64. Wants,
AN ESSAY on LIGHT READING, as it
may he inippeeed W indiums Mural Cendstet sad
Literary Taate.
by the Rev. EDWARD MANGIN, M.A.
Ho awe aerie dement
In tugs. nen. ":
..la the morn sad liquid deer of youth
Cootaguou blasts's(' are mote immuieut.
SINAILIIT.
London: Printed foe James Carpenter, Old Rond-sheet.
Of whom may be bad,
t. ODDITIES sad OUTLINES, in 2 Vols. poke too.
Ward*.
s. GEORGE the THIRD ; In 3 Vols. pries 135.66. bda.

A LI TRUTH LS SALUTAIit TO MAN,
ti And whoever &woven oe diffuses it in any portion,
mole, an essential Service to his Country and his Kind.

Print:caramel men have, of bite, thrrageh the mediumof
the Presn, laid before the piddle eye the various symptoms
.1 disorders, which, limicver, to the delicate mid sascepti-
bit mind, it is only necessary for us to ginner. at.
IVe have the happiuris to inform those persons, who,
either from constitution or accident, se acquired habit, from
bard study, chance of climate, violet disappointment, ism-
moderate grief, or microns of any kiud, 'shout tinder those
diseases which result fruni a derangioneut of NA-ATM:3
SYSTEIf, a general or partial DEBILITY, that, Irma the
salon of more &remote anatomical knowledge, with very
idolising.: chemical analysis, we hare it in oar prier au
imam in most cams, a perfect re-estaidisinand of health
mil strength.
The barks, steel, and other tunic medicates, which hnve
bee, moiety ailininisterwl, in one class of those complaints,
we have found, (ruin experience, to be by no means adeopiste
to the werformance of a complete au 1 lasting cue; sod
MERCUitY, the ordinary specific in other cases, is mai,
venially known to be productive of the must mischievous
effects on the human constitution; we le..ve therefum
transmit, by turning the whole of our alteution exclusively to
this sithjact, and by the aid of 17 years experietwe is ri ex-
ttosive practice, to oder to the public a mink of treatment
entirely nos, which has in no one 11/11142111Ct hitherto been
known to fsii.

AN a great part attire.. diseases has its seat is the ..iiiiil ,•
that has been partioularly attended to in the present nietiroJ
acme; and, as it is a het, well knoau to prof,asional own,
that persons at each sex, sad of all ages, of ail ratwat:l,llB ill
life, aunt every deseriptio• of character, are Millie to these
di,orders pluticulariy those of elemnit and cidtwate.l minas,
very relined sentimetats arJ feelings, awl of MI wituu* seams-
tary habits, most especially those of a quick and IWelv
fancy ' and fertile ismigniation--the Post, the Painter, mid
:1/4 the am:int—and those whom au atlluent fortune and high
tank in society have excluded Ervin nil tuannal labour, and
fthe
regular eta; meat; on sake of milt Pelicans. ukase
minds, Hato timid, are rendere.l stall tuore so by the
very nature of it complaint, the strietvst atfration w paid
to delicacy mil secrecy, sad a certain, a pernamtut and ill-
dirai Cure, is selentaly promised.
Misers t:URRIE and CO. *tureen% Isar le eutwolted
at their Louse, No. 107, Hatton-Garden, by Patients of
either sea, personally, or by ktter !,post paid), ineaaing a
Houk Nine, when the 'Pectins* Advice le:d Medicines will
be riven, or sent to airy part of the kingdom.
Patients in the arruutry ate requested t.. &scribe the par,
tieulars of their complaiuts ages, and gem:mil habit of
livir.g.—No WI, Hatton Cirden• •