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London, England, 1805-04-22 00:00:00

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ARTWICIAL MINERAL PASTE TEETH.

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This Day.point:lied. by DUNI! and Cn. Soho-square, the
Fourth Eddie.., Bro. with Pates, in haunts, price Sia.
DE CHF.MANI"I DISSISKTA LION on
ARTIFICIAL TREFH, pointing out the dangerous
consequenees arising front Uie WU of •I'reth extracted nom
dead Smiles, m to ide of any animal substance, subject to de-
my and dissoluti .... as well as the red attendat on the tier...
plaMng of human teeth ; with Observations and Cues ;or-
roborariii;: the opinnont of Sr Watson, John Hinter,
and th • e nintnt E.:irons, who have demo rated the fn.-
, vomit itiocuLoon of d.-eaten by these modes of peret.ce. To
which is suciiiii.ed, Advlce to Mothers and Nurses on the
' Prevention snd Cure of those DOICIII.I which attend the first
Debt Min. A 1,,, Remarks on the great Superiority id Mr.
DV Chenlalled iltoM1011b:.! Mineral Paste fur Artificial
Teeth. with we w.iho t gums, which have nut only Men ho-
noured with the appr•bstion of the Academy of Stienees at
Pari, but also be the public sanction of the most entities'
Bledlcal CharaCiers in Loniun, and the eencurtent experience
of snore than ll,Ohtipersoos of rank and respettain.ity, dorm'
the last sixteen yearr. In further testimony of the mend ef
this rtismy.m, it has been honoured with Letters Pouliot both
in Erigtoid sod F-artee. be had also of the Author, at his
hum,. No, g, Fritia.strert, near Soho square. Mr. D.:Clai-
mant reqients those pertains who inn, wish to consu:i him to
..hike a preomie appuidaucht, is order teat they may out be
detadie I ist weitmg.

T}l E BRITISH Pit ESn.

LON VON,
MONDAY, APRIL 22.

It was reported on Saturday morning that the
Earl of CAMDEN and Viscount SIDMOUTII were to
exchange places, and that Lord HAWKESBUR v was to
be the new First Lord of the Admiralty. A Cabinet
Council was held at two o'clock, and in the evening
it was generally understood that the appointment
of Lord HAWILLSTURY had been aElitally settled,
and that his Lordship would he succeeded in the
Home Department by Lord 11. U tow sv, whose
health is said to be sufficiently re-established to en-
able him undergo the fatigues of Office. A con-
trary rumour, however, prevailed yesterday, and
we were informed upon respettable authority, that
Mr. 'Volute is to be at the head of the Admiralty.
His nephew, Viscount Rovrrou, will be of age on
the 7th of May, and is ezpe&eJ to succeed him in
the representation of Cambridgeshire. It is certain
t'4at Mr. PITT has been pressed to resign by some
of his friends, but his good sense rejetied the ad-
vice. Such a measure would be considered as
flowing from a feeling for Viscount Mer.v ILLe.
which his high spirit would not brook. Mr. PITT
may feel for the individual as A friend, but he could
not bear the insinuation of participating in his mis-
condue.

Advices from the Ides of Fiance state, that on
the 28th Dec. Admiral Ltsots, in the Marengo man
of war, and three frigates, arrived there with several
prizes, mostly country ships, and laden with rice;
also the Prince If Wales East Indiaman, which had
been some time missing, which the French intended
to fit out as a man of war.

No foreign intelligence was received yesterday ;
but it was generally understood, that the report of
Sweden having fitted out a squadron to proted her
trade against the depredations of the French is un-
founded. As we stated on Saturday, the squadron
of corvettes fitted out by Sweden is merely for teach-
ing the cadets according to annual custom.

Admiral Ducit WORTI4 arrived on Friday at Porte-
mouth from Jamaica, on board the Aresst;: frigate.
accompanied by Captain Doris. The Ara dm sailed
from Jamaica before an account .of the artival
of the French squadron at Martinique could have
reached the Island.
_

The Secret Expedition has sailed from Ports-
mouth, but not with a very favourable wind.

An Saturday the RUSS! AN AMBASSADOR trans-
acted .rosiness with Mr. PITT, from one till four
•lock.
The Honourable Col. Comfit Atte JOHNSTON has
he .nacquitted nt the charges preferred against him

by Major JOHN GORDON.
S ,:urday he Funds were subjea to considerable
11 :auations, Intt the market closed at nearly the
:)ighest ricesscof Friday.
Mr. UR ATT 4$ is daily expeaed in town, having
raised from Dublin on the 16th inst. Ihe writ for
Malden was sent down on Monday, and he wil'
certainly be returned for that Borough. Some of
our contemporaries, anxious to damp the public
expeaation, have represented him as an old man of
70 years of age. Mr. GRATTAN is turned of 50,
but he is as alive as a boy, and his mind is in its
full vigour.
A cartel is arrived from Morlair, with the first
prisoners from France that have been regularly ex-
changed since the commencement of the war. We
suppose that Capt. PUGET will now be suffered to
proceed to Paris.
By the Acosta, accounts have been received, that
the Emperor DMA LINtS was, at the time of this
ship's sailing, upon his march against the town of
St. Domingo with '20,000 men, under four divisions,
each commanded by a black General.
The Georre and Mary. LA MIBLIIT, from Livor-
pool for New York, is put into St. Kitt's, in dis-
tress, after being out 136 days.
The Zephyr, PACE, from Virginia for Jamaica,
is lost on the Grand Caicoas.
The If iiliarnoi, R Awsos, from Jamaica for Lon-
don, was captured on the 27:h December, and lost
two days alter, on the Colleraxes.
Saturday se'nnight, His MAJIST Y'S ship the
Africaise, Captain Mauer, arrived at Cove, from
the North Sea.
Captain W. MA nsli A Lt., of the brig annbrien, of
Boston, who, in Oetober last, gallantly beat off a
French cone, privateer, has again been successful in
resisting the attack of a French logger.
Some Toulon fishermen have been hanged on sus-
picion of giving information respeding the French
fleet to the British f and notice has been given to the
rest of this body, that any future communication with
the English upon any occasion, will subject them to
like punishment.
The sentence of a Court-Martial, lately held on
Lieutenant and Paymaster T. A. MARsuALi.,of the
Ist West York Militia, has been published through-
out the Southern Distria ; it is, "'That the
tosser is found guilty of behaving in a scandalons and
infamous manner, unbecoming the charaoffer of an
o/ficer and a gentleman, by fraudulently charging go-
vernment with considerable sums for greater quanti-
I ties of meat, than were delivered to the regiment, at
different periods between the Ist April, 1603, and
the 24th December, 1804, between which periods
the overcharge amounts to 7691.65. &d. Tbetioutt
therefore direds, that he make good the same, and
that his be discharged from His Majesty's service."