The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-02-21 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 21, Their
mai.enie. servants will art by pacticular desire, and for
*e last time this Season)
DOU ;LAS the Tragedy of
Norval, by the Young Roaciti: Matilda, Mr.. Powell.
To which will be added
B(notON act
TON. ed theseS Years) the Farce of
Lord Miiiikin, Mr. Palmer. Lady Minikin, Mrs. liarlo we,
(Wing her First Appearance in that Character.)
To morimy. the New Comedy of The Honey Moon, with
The Lady of The Reek.

FOURTH TIME
THF,ATREA 'IYAL, CIVENT. GARDEN.
rirIHIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 2I , will lag
II :ova' New Comedy in fiveafts, called
TO MARRY, OR NOT TO MARRY.
The Character: by Mr. Munden, Mr. Kemple, Mr Croke,
ye. Mrs Glover, Mn. Davenport, and a Young Lady (being
bar fourth aprearnice on the Stage).
lb. Prologue to be spoken by Sir. Brunton, and the Epilogue
by Mn Glover.
To which will be addA, a Mistral Entertainment, cal!ed
IL BONIX)CANI;
OR, THE CALIPH ROBBER.
Tommrraw, by ronimand of Their Majesties, The Englith
Fleet, in 1542, wkh The Review.

UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS ROYAL HIGH-
NESS TH.!: DUKE OF YORK,
A NEW snd incomparAble RAZOR STRAP.
.rilL the soentor Qua:ilia of which have obtained Hi. Royal
Highnesa's san!inin. The superiority of this Strap comma
in
givwß to the thilkSt Bator (on a few Times u.ing) the keen-
tot - noothest passible edge and keeping Raton that are
ennatanty strapped upon it in perfect osier without the use of a
yeti- Ver. hale iunition is required in usinz iheyit having
enl, one aide This Strap is particularly mo nmentted to
gentlemen ni the army and navy, and a, travellers in general,
au it reunites neither paste nor any other coinposihua to keep
it in order.
Sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew, No 5, Cock-
spur-street, Lrardon, liner. 101. fa and 7s. 6d. each. sold,
also, retail, by the I lin•utor, T. Cadinaii, Batts, w ith whose
,tome each strap isse.iledutt the handle.

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FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS.
THE Public is respeafidly cautioned ag.tittst
Ininatemis of the F..SSENC.E OF PEARL •n.IPEARI.
DEN'FIFRICF, invented by 04* late Jaenbtleol-t, Denti.t.
to the Qovii and the Pr.nco of Wales, winch have been
proved by long experience to be infinitely more effiescous h•r
the Teeth and Goma, than any thing yet discovered ; they pre.
serve the Teeth, even t.t Old Age, render them white and bean.
tiful, without iinparing the enamel, fasten such as are mows
prevent these that are had from further do.cay, ender the bread:
delicotedv tweet, and cure the Scurvy, with all other Com-
p...tints to which the Teeth and Gums are table.
'ow? conninpe to be avid wholesale and retail by Sayler and
Wow, Coclaster-street, London, price 25. 9d. peel;, ertabbed in
a Stamit, le which the following worth are engraved : " J. Ha.
tn. t, &vary and Weer, Cocks,..mstnet," the Forgery whereof
F I my. sold also retail by T. Scarman (late Partner and
Stsc-es or., Mr. H..ure). C orge.street, Hanover-square.

▪ lE Reverpod WILLIAM BARCLAY'S
'US 1111111kTRUENT PILLS —The P. h•
Be are reluested to observe, that as the (ion benefit to be de.
shot f:iou tne above Patent Nledvine depends on the pdis
bekt gr.tome, Hie M ije.ty's Ikur. Commisaoners of the
Siam , Duties have beets pleased In grant to the Rev. Wm.
&alas, tbe sole Inventor ate Patentee of the Antihinou,
De.. wrisent Tills, the name of " The Rev. William Barclay,
Be.ffii.l-street, Old Ilioncl-street," to be engraved on a black
steam, iirh'eh stamp is of Watch box, all others are cowl
terra ; min any pelmet vending the ante will be prosecuted
with the utmost severity of the law. They have been rood
with success by many thoisands ; amongst whom he has the
honour to rank the following distinguished personages, viz....
Hi. Grace the Archhishop of Canterbury—The Lord Bishop
of Bali cad Wells... Sir John Hollywood, Bart. M.P. for Ilfv-
nitoo—So Stephe• Lu.hington, But. M.P. for i'enrve-1".
M.P. Litchheld—shmes Amyatt C,q. M P fir
Southampton-.ovil Forster, Esq. M P Wetiloo—sit-
shulsoo Calvert, Esq M.P. for lertford....EdmundWiehm„ Ent..
New-street, Spring gardens.—Thomas Hammenley, Lig
W. theism Peg. Private Secretary to tho Archbishop
of▪ Canteihury—the K... M,. Diestrek, Librarian to the Arch.
bi.lerp. The Medicines are sold at Mr. Z. Kerby, Stafford.
guest, Old Bond street-.. Mr. Stratton, Pe.inracre Lsioseter-
aquare—Mr Forbes, Cheroot, Poultry (late Salter and Co.)
Basso Rod Cu. 0 X fOrti • !MCC t Bolton, Royal
Exclaange—Mr Michell, Medical Repository. Long-acre—
Mr. Flesh's, Mo. 324, 11,1 barn—and Mr Butler, No. 4,
Chatfield., corner of Paternoster row. Where mayallo be had,
the following truly valuable Medicine., whom happy effects in
ltlir several Mel have procured the in..., d* roughed tia•
ounag :,:rbe Rev. Wm. Barclay'. Specific for the sure and
speedy relief of. the Gout ; his Solvent for the Clue of Sumo ;
tin Volatile Nervous Cordial Drops; and his Volatile Oily
Einhrocetinn (or the cure of the Gout, Rheumatism, &e. all
which Medicines, to be genuine, men have the above men-
tim.xl stamp.

FROM THF. LONDON GAZETTE
.'HL 10th July, 1804, two Causes were tried be-
t fo:t Liird Ellenboniigh and a Special Jury of Mee-hats,
at Guildhall, London, h,seseen R. H. Inglish, of the Strand,
only Proprietor of that excellent Medicine called Or. AN-
DERS'ON`s, or the TRUE SCOT's PILLS, Plaintiff, John
Tyce, of Fleet-market, and J. Sileock, of Tottenham-court-
mad, Defendants.
Mr. Inglish obtained an Order of Court against them (we
the London Gazette) The close of action was the Defend.
ants Selling a not of saws Pills, wrapped in papers represent-
in g them to be made by Mr. James Inglish, one of the Plain-
tiff's ancsmon, and as coming from the Proprietor's dwelling-
holm, in the Strand.
Mr. Erskine stated the high reputation thi4 Medicine has
be,•u held hi for upwards of lan years, ever since the maven-
ti4n of it by that skilful and eminent mail, Dr. Patrick An-
&rime, Physician to Ling Charles I. and the high esteem it has
been he'd in by many of the first Physicians since his tunrt
several have given Mr. tallish's family certificates of its extei.
leneo, recommending it as a most useful family medicine ; and
Mg clearly proved that the Plaintiff and his ancestors, d -
se .dcd from Dr. Anderson, were isssessed of the genuine and
e. .;v bars receipt for the ?reposing of this medicine, to exotic',
the Public against purchasing, and all Druggists, Chymists,
and Vanden of Medieme in particular, apinst selling, spurious
Sct's Pills.

Mr.iiighsls has thought it expedient us publish to the world
tl.e foregoing facts and authorities through the medium of the
London Gasette, and many of the Torso and Country News-
paoers. II hereby gives notice, that he will certainly burl
actions against all persons who shall hereafter vend any Pills
fur SONS Pills, prepared by him, or coming from his house, op-
po Ste the New Church, in the Straudi which are noise,.
'he Commissioners of His Majesty's Stamp Duties have
ordered, that the. Stomp wrapped round the box shell contain -
the following words: " D. H. Inglish, No. l6b, Strand, opposite
the New Church," printed with red ink; every bet without
this name on the stump are sere to be dangerous counterfeits
Esau box is wrapped Is a printed bill, describing the various
complaints for whicb the Pills are peculiarly serviceable, and in
some eases they are folly established to be a specific aid so.
'ensign remedy; and all the wrappers 'save Mr. I iighsh's Arras
printed or them, and are sigoed.—.. B. H. INGLINIII."
M.B. Wh. o yen purchase, please to ask for Istgliah's Scuts
deal in no attest Median,.