The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-08-02 00:00:00

FOR THE TEETH AND litlfdS.
TIDE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL
ENTIFRICE, imeated by Um lats 'neatly Hemet,
Demist to Her Majesty and the Prince of "Vacs, are grently
superior, both is arganee and efficacy, to any thing hitherto
made re of; they will effi ctsally pre-cut the Teeth is a
sound state, even to old age ; will render them white and
bassitifel, without the least impairing die Emmiel, fasts
inch as are loam, keep sorb as are alresdyikewired from h.-
coming worse, prevent the Tooth•seh, perfectly cars the
Scurvy in the Gams, sad make them grew inn and close to
the Teeth. They likewise reader the !wrath delicately sweet,
sad reined, all those Disorders that are the eciatsequeaes of
Scorbutre Gums and bad Teeth.
le order to rf•rtili the Impositions daily practised h% per-
sons rountinfritiog the alruive-wientioned long-rstatalialled
Medicines the follOWthe s ords are (by •uswrai 'upset d
in the tan". "J . HEMET, DAYLEY & BLEW, COCK •
gpv R-STR EET," led note are genuine bet what have Gictie
words engraved in the stamp ; ae,l also &label with the words
Daley and Blew, Corkspurxtreet, London," pasted ow the
hick of each bottle and box. •

The Ergence and thatifrii c are sold, Uhldear& and retail,
by Bayley and Rim, Cockyricatreet, price fa. od. eseb,
Mauer included ; and retail n T. Ntiffellilt/41PIIMOCZ and
Saceennor to Mr. Heniet,) treorge-steeat, Hasover-se.unre,
Loaders.

N. B. The Essence is particulatly recommended to Parents,
asii Presort, who hare the cart of Claikkes, as the get...test
Fenn mite oPmeg awl task, Teeth.

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COM M FACIAL AND OTIIXR ISCHOCIL-BOORS,
MR. KEGAN, MANOR-HOUSE. IC ENNINGTON-
''• LAN It.
IE NEGOCIANT UNIVERSEL, in French,
A we* .14 e2ilios, pier is. 6d. bound
COM M ERCIA L PHRASEOLOGY, is freed' as/ Zug-
lint, price se. tid bound.
AGUI OE to tiIIEFI'L K NOWLEDGE t or, Eklund' of
Gietory, Astruaoicy, Geozcapky, /se. price s. bd.
INSTRUCI'ECIt #RANCOIS ; or, Preach Spelling
Hoek, on a tie* plan, price s. Gel. bound.
Tie- two first are aacqualted for Youth r!retined for coin
nem.. ,in ...tying them real uotouts of &enures, oust tesclutie
them to Lid a Recipe eurrespandeitee.. The Heads of
SAW, base adopted and anoctiourd the wimple with cow_
mendacious arresting with those d severel Reviewer. they
have been laid before the Public.
1.0t4d00 : end by Deuce, QM thoaristreet ; Longman,
leant, Hors, cud Orate, Paterasaorv-row; law, Are- Ma-
"11.41101s and Thitanadi Calbabo-aggisise.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FROM TUE DUTCH PAPERS.

VITTORIA, JULY 13.
On the 11th, his Catholic Majestyproceeded fruit'
Tolosa to Vergers, where he was waited upon and
couipliinented by the civil and ecclesiastical autho-
rities, and by the students of the celebrated College
iu that town. He elso received a declination frous
thr town of St. Andero, contesting ut persoi»,
who refined the oath of fidelity already takeit by
their town, and solicited forgiveness of their error.
Ilia Nimyeity received each of them with the greaten
frituidsiiip, nod was engaged in business v.ith his
Ihnisters until nine in the evening, when he cent
to supper._

Ott the following icy the King continued his jour-
ney to Vittoria. On the boundaries of Guipacost
the deputation from that province took leave of Ilia
Majesty, who found the deputatiou of /VIA. on their
own territory. He also received the Magistracy of
the place, and made inquiries isT them respecting
the state of their reaper awe districts. When about
three lea 4urs from the city, he isecrived ,nme di...
patches by a courier: he stopped, read the dis-
patches, and answered them without alightiug from
his carriage. During this interval, a detachment
of the African regiment of infantry was introduced
to him, which was an resolutely bent on riceniupa•iy-
nig His Majesty, though repeatedly told that, lwing
on foot, it was impossible to keep op with the car-
riage, that it nevertheless went ou for ttfree low.;
leagues, sad never stopped until His Majesty tar-
nwol at the apartments prepared for him. At his
entrance into the city, all the troops were under
arms, and the houses were hung with carpets.—
The tiring of artillery, the riming of b. Us, and the
concourse of the inhabitants from ull quarters, all
contributed to distinguish this eveot. The day
before, ilia Majesty was proclaimed King of Solna
and the [miles, in this city, bring the capital of the
proyince.

At the distance of a league from Vittoria, His
Majesty received a apeciai deputation from that
city. which came to congratulate him upon hi% en-
tering their territory. Oil hi% arrival in o.e place,
he received a deputation from the province, the
Civil and Spiritual Authorities, and all the indi-
vidual. of iespectithility, who assembled from the
euviron% in order to be introduced.

At nine in the evening, a display of fire-works
took plaee' and His Majesty wlis pleased to par-
ticipate in the festivity.
This day, after transacting !smitten with his
Ministers, fits Majesty attended mass in the Col-
legiate Church. He was received at the entrance
by the Chapter, who conducted him to a seat
under a eannpy, which v.-as placed near the gra:id
altar. On his return to his residence, His 1%13
jP}ty gave audience to all the deputies from the
adjacent towns a:nt as well as these who
were introduced to him the Fitt 04i;u:: Jay.

BOLOGNA, JULY 15.
Her Majesty the Queen of Spain arrived here
yesterday, oa her way tVoin Naples, and made s'
stay of reveral Pours. Her Majesty received
,a -
visit from Cardinal. ()ppezoni, and the Prefect of
the department, who went to pay their respects to
her. The Chamberlain Bianchetti, who was sent
•
by the Viceroy to compliment her on her passing
through Bologna, was received in the most friendly
manner, and had the honour of heiog invi!ed to her
table. Iter Majesty continued her journey the
carne day towards Bayonne.
lIIRINCA, JULY 14.
His 'Majesty set out from Vittoria at three o'clock
this moranig, accompanied by the Deputies of the
town and province of Alava, to the ornate/tries of
their jurisdiction. On the journey he received the.
Magistrates of the different villages, and, in this
city, the 4:m4...id01', the Mr tariinility, tite Civil
and Spiritual Corporations, the Directors of the
Post Office, and a;l the Alagistiat i of the neigh.;
houriag towns mid villages. who had come to be in-
troduced to him ; and, in a word, every perwou of
rank and respectability, whir was desirous of that
.honour.
The autiety which His Majesty chews to inform
hine.elf et' all that telatp to the interests of the
districts he lenses through, with regard to their
productiot.s, as well as the improvemelits of which
they are susceptible, and the atlabilitc wh.ch marks
all his inquiries. gain the hearts of all that have
2,:ee.s to him.
After the audience, and during the-rest of the
day, until nine in the evening, Hi, Majesty was oc-
cupied in baseless, either in privets or a ith ,
Misters. His Majc,ty, notwithstanding the incur- •
vaniencieo of a journey in the warm stamen, it le •
brooa htulth.
It is difficult to conceive hew a small town, con•-
taining only about tiOo families, cunld furnish the
6re-wor,:ss ~ands of tn*ric, and all that cootributed
to the splendid festivity which was displayed as a , -
proof of its joy.
PARIS, JULY 14.
Wt learn that Coant Metteroich, the hither ef •
the Austrian Ambassador at Paris, has been set-
from hence upon a message of very greet impost-
once tp the I', inces of the Confevisyst on of the
Rhine. His Exeellency remained same day. at
A u•Asburgh, and then proceeded to Stut: Karat.
('rout Naples we learn, that the Queen left
that city ou the 7th, to join her illustrious spouse
iii General Reguier has also set out fist
Spain.

J*ll.lr 91,
The Persian Envoy, Asher Khans has arrived
here with a retinue of 40 persons. M. Jauhert,
Secretary and Interpreter to Ilia Meje-t the
Emperor, with M. Outrei, the hrticts
wit at Bagdad, set out to meet Isis Excel at
Nancy.
His 51eiesty has given orders for the c trac-
tion of aa nen liridge to be erected opoosite the
Hotel of the hualitis.
- From Lyons we learn, that the Princess of Lot-
Ouse is expected there.
We ate assured that M. de la Foret is ap-
pointed Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court a
Spain.
Same the Ist of this month, General Clerks.,
Minister of War, hes -dated his diseateliess as
Count de Hunenburg. Mr. Lacue. Director Ge-
neral of the Conscriptions, has also signed himself
Count de Souse.

Letters f.ons Venice mention, tbat the Adjutant•
Cat:no:tat/ant Dom browskv lOW embarked at Zara,
r..ith a detachment of troop*, sod driven the Er.-
glish tinan the part of T.t•Willit. .ituated at tire fur-
ther end cf the Island of Cherso. The English
ha,ltak....n possession of that port for !nm. time, Ily •
which t! e rommoniestian between Dub:natio arid
Venice was consilleraMy imlieJed, and the coast of
Istri grid the Gu!ph of lichice rendwad uneafees-