The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-09-26 00:00:00

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CAUTION AGAINST iNtruesirws.
IMPROVED MINERAL PASTE TEETH.
No. 11, FRITH-STREET SOI4O.
R. DE CHEMANI', Surgeon. Dentist, and
IVE Inc Otur of three admirable substitutes, his p-.-
ecived in the public pavers aid arcularlettens addressed to Ins
Pat end, that a Mania; Settal • 'ium ha lately dismis.ed for
mikonduel, has since had the assumeat to announce
Dentist and M..ker of toe Mineral Pate Teeth ; and, in order
to impose upon., Public, has she the andacity to state that
he has been 14 years his AWitant.
Mr. De Chapatti ow.. it au that liberal Poblie, to whom be
stand. so highly &tideland, tonsure them in ilia public and so
lean manner, that daring the short time this man lived in his
service, he was engaged and employed Instal, in the capacity
of Foreman. Mt. De Chemist had flattered himself thee
the mineial mean and cde6dence which his exams:nee of
twenty years, and coscilerable late Intinevensente In this most
useful A•t, have irmited him, were proofs rata egainst the
Malevolence of his Enemies, however contemdible ; sad he
is crishilent that the roam will me with astonehment and
horror the Wee attempts of the discarded Menial Servant and
his admitosing Partner, to distort an ad of pity ad meet On
the part ofMr. De Chemant, lime an attempt to iii-;err th• ir
Chanders In the eyes of the world. TM fad ta, Mr De
Chanant having been robbed by this vary Servant, was under
the itecessty of bringing bins before the Mag:stratc tat Marl.
borough-street, where the stolen property was produced, ass
certaieed, and resented In. Mr. De Chemant; whit, from ho-
maally and entreaty, was induced te drop the provecatiou,
and prevent the dreadful ammgessees of a coaviaboo of
lossuri Ise pa nte dwellihrhomm.