The Sun.
London, England, 1801-04-02 00:00:00

AN EXTRAORDINARY _METHOD• OF TRANS

PLANTING -TEETH.
'THE many serious Dangers'occasionedby Trans.
planting an apparently • sound and healthy Tooth
from one SUbJed to another,_ have been noticed by all Medi-
cal Writers, particularly by the late eminent Surgeon, and
accurate PhysioligiSt-, John Hunter.
It is observed, .that the mass of blood is sometimes
tainted with unknowh evils, and, if life is not the forfeit,.
incurable ulcers remain in the mouth,: these', consequences
are also-familiar to the Public, and have created a dislike
to Transplantation. What a hies.iing,. therefore, to those
who have had a Tooth broken or canes, 40 be informed
that they can have their own Tooth drawn, and have a
beautiful new.crown rivetted to their own root, in such a
manner that the Tooth is perfealY • secure after it is re_
placed, and grows again in their Sown heads, without risk
of ;intlanunation Or pain. To recommend this operation,
it is only necessary to be authenticated; to do this, the
Public are act:painted, that Mr. Lesec, Surgeon-Dentist,
formerly at Paris and Brusseli, late from York, and now
at No. 12, Hanover-street, Hanover-square, where he has
taken a commodious House, has for inahy years praaised
this operation, which has been performed in the• C.s.,nties
of York and Northumberland, in the presence of the most
eminent of the Faculty, with universal :Ipprobatioir, pm-
ducing effeets 'beyond thei? most sanguine expedations;
and it, is • nit the particular request of the Nobility and
Gentry of those Counties that he is induced to offer to the
Public of the Metropolis this nee and approved operation.
Mr. Lesec
.has also, after much study anti difficulty,
found out. a Composition. for Artificial Tieth, equal in
strength to Adamant. This C:,mpoiition has the advan.
tape, that it does not shrink in the process of hardening it
in the fire, which is not the case with the other -Teeth
made of Compositions they also are Made to set and fit
the Glints infinitely better than those mad; of porous
Mineral Substances.
Mr. Lesec flatters himself, that they are 'very different,
and infinitely superior to any thing ever yet offered to the
Public'. 'To those, therefore, who, may require his assist-
ance, he submits this Discovery, Saitelioneu by the most
distinguished approbation. Of this Coniposition, Mr. L.
furnishes complete Sots, fixed in a manner not distinguish_
able from natural ones,. and replaces every deficieficy, by
fixing any number of single or double Tceth, be tho (inv-
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-NORTH SEA, BALTIC, &c. -
This Day were published,
By W. Faden, Geographer to His Majesty and to His Royal
Highness the Wince of Wales, removNlito No. S. Charing..
cross, opposite Northumberland House,
A GENERAL CHART of the NORTH SEA,
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Paper, price4s.... . ' •
A large Chariot-the GULF of FINLAND, from the Rus-
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A Chart of the EASTERN COASTS 'Ol the NORTH
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Sheets of Double Elephant Vaper, with a Book of Direc-
tions, price 12S.

SHROPSHIRE, WITHIN THREE MILES OF
SH EW4BURY.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD- ESTATE, •and -
most desirable RESIDF,NCE, consisting of th.
MANOR, or REPUTED MAN'OR of -.- . . '7_
LYTHW OOD.
Elegant Modern Stone-built MANSION, with Stabling
for Fitteen Horses, two ,Coach-Housel'i and numerous At;..
tached Offices of every Denorninationoune4 to the Mansion
and the FARM ; excellent
.KitchetiTGanien, with lofty
Walls, richly Planted, and fully Cropped; well-constru6ted
Pinery, C reen -House, Pleasure-C round; rich Shrubbery, &c. •
The HOUSr.feated on a pleasing eminence, in the
of a PADDOCK•ot about 46 ACRES, the appvitch by two
Lodges, the MIMI of SHREWSBURY. forms. ti beautiful
objed to the PreMises, which are plentifully supplied with
ekeellent .WATE It, and two FISH PONDS, well stocked,
and suitably plated; a ennvenient FARM, with all requites,
and surrounding the Premises Lsnnitry rich INCLOs U RES
ARAELE, MEADOW. PASTURE and COPPICE
LAND ; aIitASYLUMfor GAMt ; in. the whole about
Acres, entirely Compatii tau Tithe Free, well wooded, &c.
plenty of Game and Field Sports; convenient to Lime' and •
Coals. The whole in complete repair, and fit forilie imme.. •
diate reception of a, genteel- Family. The; HOuse, iit part
FURN I SHED, which may be had at a fair V alvtiou ; part
of the Purchase. Money may remain on Mortgate on the
Premises. ,
May be viewEeVby applying to 'Edward Williams, *eq.
• Eaton ; ofwhoinsprinteuTartictttarmay be had I:7i' also of •
john Bishop, Esq.,. Shrewsbury ; and of the:Printers of tho
Liverpool, Oxi.Ud, 'and Manchester Papers ; and in Fall-
Mall.

rop,Tv,rIvE.HOUSE" . tr.= and,
theSTRANi).'
TO. BE SOLD 13? AUCTION,,
.11‘i Mr. RAINE, •
At Garraway's Collee-House, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, ors
.Thursday the yth inst._ at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots;'
FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATES,
held for very long Terms; consisting of Twenty-one
Houses In Shoe-lane and New-street-hill,-and in the Courts
adjacent thereto, near Fleet-street ; among which is the'
CROWN and ANCHOR ,PUBLIC-HOUSE,,
Containing ;convenient Apartments. for Public Companies,
,and especially so in a long and lofty Room z; feet by' t 4, and
now enjoying a very flourishing and lucrative Trate Also
rourgenteel Houses in COOK's.COURT, Carey-street;
and-Nineteen others in and adjoining OLD ROUND:.
'COURT, in the STRAND, one of which is 'a very good ,
House, No. t 3, in CHANDOS-STREET; and likewise
one other House, No. 46, 13ERWICK-STREET,
The whole Lett at old Rents, amounting to about
SEVEN HUNDRED.POUNDS per Ann.
To be viewed by leave- ot-the Tenants, of whom printed
Particulars may be had.on the 23L1 inst. also of Messrs. V cr-
non, ,Vines, and Fry,; Lincoln's Inn; at Garraway's; and of
Mr. Raine, In Charlotte-stmt, tloomsbuty

SOMERSETSHIRE.
• TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION,
- By Mr. kAiNE,
At Garraway's COffec-house, in Change Alley, email',
London, on Thursday the 9th of April, at Twelve o'Clvek,
in one Lot, unless disposed of uy private -Contraet be.•
fore the tst of April,.
, •
A CAPITAL FR KE H L-D E S-T AT F,
A through -Which, for- two miles, passes' the.,,Turn-
nike-roadt leading from SO M E RTON to ILCHE ST ER,
beginning at one mile from the former town,, and ending
at a like diStance from the latter town, together 'with the
NlANOR—belobging. thereto, known' by the name c f
KINGSDON, coMaming about Fifteen hundred. Acres
of veryy, valuable Land, of Which THREE HUNDRED
and THI RTY ACRES , are I N HAND, or lett yearly; and
the. reanainder lett, on Leases fur One, Two, and Three
.Lives, many of Which are very old.
The
.principal Estate, on which is a geed AVlansion-
house„ Gardens, and Offices, occupied by the Lesser,
'Mrs. is held for only two lives ; but part of 'the
Lands used therewith well, larOWn as tlui first Crazing
Ground in the Neijibourhood, called the Nidens, are
held only for one lite.
John Reynolds, junior, at Kingsdon, will thew • the
Estate,_ of whom on the 16th of Match, printed Particulars
may be had, and a 'Plan of the Estate seen, as \All as at
Mr. Raine's, Land'surveyor, in Charlotte-street, Bloenns-
bury,. LOntion. Nrticular's may be had at. Messrs. Wards,
Dennetts, aid Creaves, in. Henrietta-mdet, Covent-Gardeit,
who are author-i2too treat lbr the Sale of the Estate by
Private Contract ; also of Mr. Wm. -Khight, at Axminster
and of the Printers of the
,Sherbotne, Exeter, Salisbury,
Bath Herald, and Felix Yarley's and Mercury, Bristol Pa.
pas ;at the principal Inns in the neighbouring Towns ant
at Garraway's.. . •

BOAR andCASTLE, OXFORD-STREET,
• ..,With Immediate Possession.
To be PEREMPTORILY SOLI) by AUCTION,
By Mr. RAINE,
On Friday the uth inst. at .the Ranhow `Coffee-House,
yornhi iI , at T welve o"C lock ,
A VERY VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD 'V
.L TATE, .F9ity-eight Feet Six Inches in Ftont, ti
whole of which has been very recently rebuilt at a heat
expellee, and well finished ; Consisting of the old-establistu
and well-known (nil, called • .

THE BOAR.AND CASTLE,
With a -very protludiye
.LIQUOR' BAR '
Sitting-rooms, and twenty best P-'
forty-one Horsel, six G..ach
over the 4;liile for So—
by P-