The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-05-05 00:00:00

WIRESWORTH, DERBYSHIRE.
TO be LETT. a capital HOUSE, Three Stories
high, Four Rooms on a Floor with Closets, Two omi-
t...in Cellars, in the interval of winch, is a Cock, supplii with
the most Mlubtious Soft Water in the Kingdom. On the
b rek part of the Home are all convenient Offir.,N, with a god
Girden ; at a proper detached distance from the House is a
Rood Six Stall Stable, with a spacious Stable yard, Granaries,
Se. close to the Town are at least Fourteen Acres of Rich
Pasture Land, which nue be held with the same, on base, if
&sired, for Seven or Ten Years, Wirkaworth is Thirteen
Miles from Derby, Eighteen Miles from Buxton Bath, and
Three from Matlock Bath.

F.. 1 further particulars inquire of Mr. Hatetham, No. 6,
Bowarie-street, Fleet-street, or Mr. Edward Jackson, Wake-
worth.

BE PARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSE.

PATENT BFOSTE %DS AND TABLES, SOFA BEDS,
CHAIR BEDS, AND EVERY OTHER KIND.
THE ORIGINAL HOUSE AND INVENTOR.

nLT FLER's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet
Waregooms and Manufactory, Na 1, and 1,4, Caths-
tinestreet. A large assuarnent of articles us the newe.t,
neatest, and mast saconomical Falhions, of well seasune I Ma-
t ma's, and excel:cut Workmanship, with several Impr,,,e-
meta,

BUPLER retpectfuly relies on the good discernment of
the Public, that they wilt see true gh the paltry devices and in-
sinuatinns opposed to him and counterfeiting lei articles. It is
wall known that BUTLFR his two Patents, ono for Table.,
the other fur Bedsteads; the principle of the lint k applicable
to almost all Kinds of Tatiles, arid is allowed to be a great
improvement ; it renders them more convenient for /looses,
and much more portable. The prine.ple of toe other is appli-
cable to most krort e 4 Bedsteads, as F.eur l'n.t, Trot, Sofa,
and Ciiair Bed., which latter are singularly useful is Sickness,
and each, when shut tud„ makes a handsome 'love of furniture
fir a Sitting-room, Dressing-room, dr. The Four Post and
'rant Reds so tosether in all parts with bras., and are fixed
with much ease without the help of tools or tacks, or nails in
the furniture, arid are very portable. Particular kind. of the
above, aJapti d fur Bisntlemen of the Aruty and Nary, and
Ilut Ciniate., also portanle Chairs, &c.
lII7TLEII'a Patent Manufactures haws been rtaciously
patnini-cd 'ay the King, Queen, and Royal Family, and ho-
noured by orders from numbers of the Nobility and Gentry,
and have been highly approved of rat the East and Wiest Indies ;
the ment ef tha AttICIOI has thus met with favourable en•
couragmest, and for which ht return: his pateful acknewlestg-
menu, and cannot hut notion the kind twit of some others,
who fix up large Bawds, with Bt Tl.Elt's name inserioed,
which may help also to promnte. his Business, Or should it
designed otherwise, he, by the permission of Providence, ma-
nufactswes and sells hie Superior Your-post and other Reds, cx.
cellent Di ring Tables, and Cabinet Anklet SI &base, namoly,
Catheritie.street, eight Doors from the Strand, a Brick•fro..t
Route, where he has constructed several Took and Mschinis
for Work;ng the same, and has otherwise bees at considerable
expellee to bring them to that utility awl degree of perfection
at which they now are. At the same place rnai be led sews
Article for completely Futuishms Wow*.
N. A. For Kapurtakan

This Day is published, in Two Volumes 12nso. price 9a.
in tclards,
THE UNEXPECTED LEGACY.
A NOVEL.
Be Mrs. HUNTER, of Norwich.
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Jest published, price Is.
(OBSERVATIONSon the Properties of ate
N./ LICHEN ISLANDICUS, or ICELAND MOSS, is
Diseases of the Lungs. Comprehending full and clear Direc-
tins for making awl employing such preparations of the Here
and auxiliary Medicines, which ample experience has proved
best adapted to the cure of the different species of 'ulnas.
nary Consumption that occur in Great Sntain,
By RICHARD REECE, F.M S.
Member of the late Corporatinu of Surgeons of Loadow, lati
Domestic Surgoon and Apothecary to the General Infirmary
at Herofurd, Author of the Medical and Chirurgical Phu-
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This Day was publi4h,A, in One V' lu•nc Kiro. sok! 6.. board .
QUItGICAL OBSERVATIONS : Containing •
►V7 CLASSIFICATION of TUMOURS. with CASES to
liiwttrate tb: HISTORY of each SPECIES ; an Ao-nuala
DISEASES rhich strikingly resemble toe VENEREAL
DISEASE; and Vannes CASES Illestrative of d.fronan SUR-
GICAL SUBJECTS.

By JOHN ABERNETHY, F. R S.
Honorary Memher of. the Rural Medical Society of Ellie.
burgh, and the Medical Societies of Faris Philadelphia,
&e • Is.istsnt Surgcort of it. Pairthsaomeer's Hos,,rtal, and

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