The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-01-01 00:00:00

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IMPROVED LP4MPS.
(by PaisNine..sty% Royal Letteis Patent )
JSMETHURS 1. 138, New gond-street, and
. 15, Union-street, Itnoirgh, respect. fully solicits the at-
teetinn el the Nobitity,Gatry, and the Public in general, to
his NEW IMPkOVSU LAMPS, in Brass and Tin, japanned
in a variety of forms, with Spiral Kurnerl j they pioduce dou-
ble the light to any othir with the same rite cotton, without
amok* • and as the most bnlliant Light of any yet eland to
th, rabke p aS shwa-4w wavy be rend he dm meet- elegies*
Apartreeet. Thawing-room, StJeboard, &e. ts wed as in
Compting-houses, Waretioises, or Shops; and, to shorn,
wherever a goad and pleasant I..ght is Donner', swath economy
In oil ; tbetilumes are not so subject to break The Lampe
are simple in their construction, and wit liable to get out of
*Aar The Burner, may be easily taken from the Lamy aiof
cleaned, Si (legged with hail oil, or uthervrite, without any
expense.
'the Lamps have neither Ratko, Wire, or Spring Wick
ll,,kiers, and are warranted not in oveillose. The Patentee
thil"ges with the Public to return back the purchase mewl fur.
each EAmps..as, upon trial, do not %newer the abu're deacrip-
tkin, if returned within one w.sek.
He is the may Person who has a Patent for Lamps will
Spiral Blarneys, which, by turning the Glass Holders, causes
the comet., fist ant tall
All diet, Lampe have a label fixed in the fleet of the
Butner. with the (allowing iniAmplion upon it:
“SMETIIURST ANL, rAurs PATENT.-
N. 16. Old Sews Patent Lamps altered to my New Patent
Principle ; they ere also bought or taken in exchange fin New
Loops, warranted superior to any other fur their simplicity ant:
lailliancy of Ligist..—Compare and Jon*. The Improved
Patent Lamp ea.onot be had et arty Other Warehouse in Lrin-
skin. Several Hundred Patent Lamps, ih Roos mid Tin, ja-
panned, on the old principle, to ',gaiety ul.hums. wader Crowe
Get.

ALL TRUTH 19 SALiffAilY TO MAN,
and whoever dieeovere or diffuses it in ant minion,
seeders an emeimal Service te hi Cement and. hie Kind.
Notational men hate, M late, thtnush the medium of tI
Press, laid before the public eye the ,arinua evniptornt of dis-
orders, which, beware', to the delicate and misc.:l,66le mind,
it is shin necessary for is to Chace at.,"
We hate tt.e happintes to inform those semen., who,
either front ennttitutton or accident, or acquired habit, from
bard steely, change of &mese, violent disappointment, im-
moderate sr:ef, or excesses* ant kind, labour under Musa
diatom whieh remit fronildtirsimenient of the NER VOW'
SYSTEM, a general Of nerve! DEISILIFY, that, (rots ti
union of more accurate anatomical kn.raleda”, with •I

elaborate chemical eats we ham It in our porn r
insure, in roust canni. ..pesfefa- roostabiltahmetat of hull
and itrength. >t•
The Marks, steel, allaFesther Annie mriie•nes, which hat
been usually adririnineted, In one class of those con. tots,
•vre have round, froarbsettieure, to be be 110 MC.. US aim:piste
re she performance of • eornolete and tatting cure t and
MRRCURY, the ordinary specf le in other cases is sailer-
sally known to be produrtive of the mast mischievous effses
on the human constitution ; we have thermaretabooted; by
tinning the while of our litteDUos3 eicluovelyto thro sohjett
end by the aid gl7 yeas experience in an unterefirre preemie,
to offer to the ti:ic a mode of treatment entirety new, trittelt
has in no one instance hitherto been knot,' to fad.
As a great part of throe diseases her its met m the mind....
that has ',tee pa•titcalarly attended tot the present method of
cure;—end, u it is a fut, well known to professional men,
that persons of each sec, and of all anal, of all situetions its
life, arid
dointers, plarticelarly those of elegant and cultteated Wads,
very relined sentiments and feelings, and of nudism sedentary
mom espee,aly them of a quick and lively fancy,
and fertile imaginatrialv—the Poet, the Painter, and the
Novelist—and thuie•efhom an silluent fortune and hizir .ink
in society have excluded horn all manual taboo., ant
gager employment tot the sake of such Patient:, .1 t...4e
minds, naturally timed, are rendered <tall more se by the . cry
nature of their complaint, the strictest attention :s pad to
delicacy sod secrecy, ant •Cottelm. s pormarbent anal tad eal
Cure, is solemnly promised.
felines. L.V1(111IL and CO Someone, May b• constskai at
„..1011111, lianas. No. 107, liattori-Garden. by Patients of either
fat, personally, or by letter t pueepaW • inclming a
Naas,' when the armoury Advice and Medicines sr .11 be gist n ,
or sent to any part of the kingdom.
Patients in the country are requested to describe the FIT ti.
cubes of their complaints, age', and general habit of living.
!ifs. 107, Hawat-Garden.

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