The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-02-17 00:00:00

O'IIIEIOI'ED MINERAL TEETH.
FA IEI7 and DELA EONS, No. is, Wobumplace,
Russell-square.
MIL FALEUR respecthilly annoucea to the
Public. in addition to his improvements in the som.
position of MINERAL' TEETH, which have arkady given
wi mach satisfaction, that he has planned and brought to pet-
krtiun an effectual method of intrwliteing an ARTIFICIAL
PALATE,' so es completely to rehcve the sottierer,--For this
simrimen of his art, Mr F. is enabled to refer to a Field Of-
leer lately retursedireas letLo, ahosi Teeth sad Potato wen
*tot valir ha tha Iftibratta War, and whose sufferincs sad
prrations id enflllelplettae were great foeuanaldlcan ' but its
is now so far relieved, as to be enabled to eat, drink, sad
talk, with nee and satisfaction.
Mr. F. spin begs i re to caution the Public maim* the in-
whhousstiseks of an 3veitisinq Demist, who is indefatigable
in his endemours to iojure him. The iangenennis milumay
km been pen Publications, but so cautiously
warded, that he cannot drai him before a Tribunal of Jus-
tice. Mr. Faker, tieing hoe Jived with an extensive portion of
'Odic fulmar, cm feet so other sentiment fur this envious,
amppeistod, and irritable slit man, but pity. Andllr. Fa-
ker is confident, that bile hr continua:a to give satisfaction
to those who Whom hint with their commands PO I Mat of
so ungeorrow enemy can injure him with a Brit is Public.
-:11r. Falser has AN) to.prodnor a specimen of ,his person's
Artificial Tectls,,whWb he gut from a Ge Altman,
wins maks bitib in the State, with permission tea e his name,
sad for irldris he was shamefully charged the e. *mous sum
Mahal guineas
. fdr,jlilestr begs leave to a4l, tbat in rouse new, of va-
gioss
alllaanMo4 be has succeeded in making the Mineral
Teeth so incimmptibk, that Le engages to rep' ee them, fre-
er expense, If they ars ever known to wear act champ colour,
arty other detect

ALL. TRUTH LS SAI.IITAIII. TO MAN,
and whoevet dkqeuvers sr &Reyes it in any portion,
renders ao essential Service to his Country and his Kind. •
Professiosed mien have, of late, through the medium of
the Press, laid heroin the public eye the yariumi symptoms
of lisorilers, which, however, to the delicate and suscepti-
ble Mod, it is only necessary for us to ghost, at. •
We have the hap/Aims to info:ra those persons, who,
either from emendation or accident, or acquired habst, from
had study, change of climate, violent die ippointatrut,
aryederste grief, sr racemes eny llsd, labour under those
yli.,.reses which result from a derangement of NERVOUS
SYSTEM, a nruteral or partial DEBILITY, that, from the
notolf of more accurate anatomical know:eller, with Very
elaborate chemical analysis, we have it in our power to
a ante, in meet at it perfect re-establishment of lit filth
and strength.
The harks, steel, snit other tonic mrdirtree, which have
bun realty salimmatrred, in one class of those rompl.sints,
we have found, from rxri ie.:cc, to he by no ineinis adequate
to the performs...cc of a couivlete and L.stmss cure;
MERCURY, the ordiunry, specific in other cars, us uni-
versally knows to he productive of the inischievous
*Sects on the Simian rony,titution; ar Ira t therefore ili-
loove4, by Wiling the *bole of our attention exclusively to
this eshject, spit Sy the ail of 57 years experience is an ex-
it meaty practice, to offer to the pubik a mwie trestraent
entirely sew, whith has in uo one iestatice hitherto bees
.kaown to fail.

As a greatpart of their &senses has it. rest is the in:rol yy
that has been particularly attended to in the present sisetlsod
%dere; and, as it is a fact, wc:i Luossu to professional men,
that persons ut each sex, and of all ages, of nil situ :lions in
life, and rally deseription of char:trio' art liable to thew/
dried ta, particularly those of clennist ;ad cultivated minds,
very refitted sentiments and feelings, ana-of studious Nedra.
tare habits, mu,: especial:y those of a quick and lively
'fancy, and feet& lrnagivatine—the Pott, the Painter, art
the Mcwelist—and those ninon an affluent fortune and high
is..k Si sortety haw • exCluded from all onward Illsour, and
f. rube tosplu),uto I; fur the sake of ands :Patients, whoa:
winds, Qatar/11y timid, are• evade/Tel still wore so by the
sea? nature of their complaint, the strictest attention is paid
to uctitscy and secrecy, and • certain, a permanent and ra-
shest Cure, is solemnity promised.
Altar CUaltlE ird CO. Surgeons may be consulted
at their house Ne. 07, Hatton-Oriels, by Paeinits of
title r La, pcts.soally, or by letter -,post paid), inch's* a
haul, Note, when the accessary Advice rind :11ealiciors will
r.ecti, or sell to any pus attic kiiigdom.
tia. Is :u the country are requested to ils meet! a the par-
i',• ::Ls of their complaints, ages, and general halal of
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n.s —NM 107, Hattee4i4 rdes.