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DEP7FORD-VICTCALLING-Y4RD, ,
21uo-u4 T49 1812'.
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THESE are to gire4Notice, that on Thursday, the
-a• 10th of September ne.z,7t, at.lo o'Clock in the Forenoon,
will be, exposed to Public Sale, at his jeSty'.s
•Yard, at Deptford, sundry Lots -of the
.following UNSER-
VICEABLE PROVISIONS and 'STORES, now lying in the
said Yai-d,. viz.
, .

Bread, Four, Rice, Pease, Oatmeal, Bakela:are-sweepings,
Flour-sweepings, Oatmeal-sweepings, Bread-dust, Bags and
Rags, Buttir, Cheese,. Sugar, Beef, Pork, Suet, &c. &c.
Leager, Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Barrel, and Half-
hogshead Stares; Heading (tight and dry), Irish Tierce, and
Barrel staves ; Wine Pipe-staves, a quantity 'of Boards-ends,
,Fire.wood, &c. &c.

A Deposit of Twenty-live -rounds per Cent. is to be made
upon the amount of -each Lot at the time of Sale, and the re-
mainder,of the P *chase ,flfotuy 'paid bef:ore the Stores axe re-
moved, for which 'purpose a Period of Fourteen froriVng-
days will be alloWedfroot the Day of Sale: flee Buyers. parti-
culFly observing that not less than One-hallo of the-Quantity is
to be removed front the Premises withrn the first Seven Days,
and Me Remainder in-the Seven following Days, otherwise the
Deposit Money will be forfeited, and the ProV:sions or Stores
remain the prtiperly of the Crown, as no extension of Time will
on any account- be :rranted. • • ,•

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FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. '
TUN ESSENCE .of PEARL - and .PEARL•
DENTIFRICE, invented bv-the,late-JACOB HEMET,
Dentist to her I:la:*sty and thC Prince Of Wales, are greatly
superior, both in elegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto
made use of; they will effectually Preserve the Teeth in a
sound state, even to old age; , will render them white and
beautiful without the least impairing the Enamel, fasten such
as are-loose, keep such as are already decayed from becoming:
worse, prevent the Toatlitach, perfectly cure the, Scurvy in
the-Guins, and make them' grow firrn'and close to the Teeth.
They likewise render the
,Breath delicately sweet, and remedy
alt thoSe Disorderi
.that are the consequence of ' Scot butie
• GumS And bad Teeth.. ' . .
They continue tube sold, wholesale and retail, by Bayley
and Blew, Cockspur-street, London, price 2s. Od. each; and
retail by T.,Scarman Qate partner and successor to Mr. He-
met), George-street, Hanover-square.
None are genuine .but what have the words, "J.-Hemet,
Bayley, and Blew, Cockspur-street," engraved in the**tainp,
and a Label -" Bayley and. Blew, Cockspnr-street,,Londoir, London,"
p.:.sted-on the back of each bottle and box. '
N. B. The Essence is recommended to Parents
and Persons who have the core of. Children as the greatest
preservative of yotutg aiid tender Teeth.

`sei ot,,,viNtmAtc.• •
(The original Invention of Mr„ H RY, and brought by Ms
suce.eSsivelmprovements 'to the highest 'pertedion) conti-
nues to be preparectand sold oy Messrs. ft EN It 'IC, Manu.
!Return,: Cliernists, IVlanchester.
• rpliS agreeable perfumed Liquor I.slich is cotri
concentrateit Vinegar, joined with the
most plea.ant .‘,.4natics and efficacious Antiseptics, tn:iy be
kept unimpaired ia any Ciiinate, and for any lengrh of time:
It; poogeitt ( r adapts it fir aftbrd!ng relief in Head aelis,
Faintidgg,•&c' and renders it pectiliat If grateldrand refresh-
' ing.iti ciowde,4 Itocnii:ls, in I.4‘%es of Public Resort, and in
the Ap.riments or the Sick.. it counteraas, also, 'the in-
tedionot .Contagious •Diseases.
As many spurious and inferiOr Preparations are sold tinder
th'e same and siinilar, naines,,thr are riAl nested' to ob.
serve, as the oniy proof of its being that the names
of Messrs. Henry, Manchester,' are engaved-on-the•Stam'p.
The-Arorniitic Spirit at Vinego,, in iiottles, price as. 94.
each, Stamp.inellided, is siOld*wholes,ale and retail by-Bay-
and Blew, cocicspor-sw.-et (the only Agents in London
authorized by the Proprietors) ; where May be had, Spoi,go
IloxeS of Gold, Silver, Cornelian, Co stal, Also;
HENRY's CALCINED MAGNFSIA,
in Bottfes, at 2s. 9.1. and larger with glass stoppers, at 4s.
6d: each ; their names being on the Stamps.,

AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY,
Seventeen Years Established; in the first City in the World ;
ONSEQUENTLY it becomes a duty i cum-
'bent on the Proprietor, to give it, if possible, uni-
versal publicity, whicli he is now endeavouring to accomplish,
at'an.expence littleiqhott of Three Thousand Pounds a Year, •
by hour)), informing and hourly proving to
,mankind of all
descriptions, that those who are tortured with 'the Gout,
Rheumatic-Gnat, Rheumatism, Pleurisy, Head7ache, Bilious
Sick Head-ach, asthmatic, Consumptive, .and Bilious com-
laints;.ToOtL-ache, Face-ache, or, ..Ear-ache, may 10e curedin a reasonable time by use of the GUESTONIAN I\ll-D1-
ONES.; and by applying to the Inventor, B. GUEST, Che-
mist, No, 9,,Great
,Surrev-stree, Blackfriars7bridge, between
the hours of nine and twelve any morning, (Sunday excepted,)
may be perfectly relieved before they leave him, which is such
an earnest of cure as no empiric or regular practitioner, ex-
cept these that practise with these preparations, did ever dare
to proMise, beemise not: being. able to succeed, tbi.y' would
prove themselves impostors, and the lame ducks would quack
so loud as to be distinctly heard at an immense distance,
justly pronouncing them pretenders only to medical know-
ledge.
Tires Preparations arc railed in X•ondon only by: the
Proprietor; but may be had wholesale from any of the ie-
spectable Medicine Venders in Town,, and they will TeCcive
from them such a diF.ccureaslnust be considered liberal on
quantities not I.oii than half a dozen each.' And those that
wish to be informed respecting their perfect.safety, and salu-
tary efficacy, may receive that information by examining the
Star Newspaper, or by perusing B. Guests Guide from Pain,
which is sold as above, price is. Statements of cases will be.
immediately attended to, if they inclose a one pound note,
and medicines to that amount will be forwarded by the first
return.

SPY RING mid -MARSIMN'SPU E LE_NION Al IU,

For'PunHa, Lemonade, Sauces, ,Etc. •
iIAATILIES, Taverns, and Inns, -will find it ex='
tremely convenient, as it 'snits every domestic 'purpose
where the Lemon is
.necessary; also Officers, Captains of
Ships, and others, as it is a: y and portable.; and will retain
its fiavnur evFry Climate.
prepared only at 163. Borough, London, and sold in bot-
tles, at as. 6d..by most Druggists, Libraries, Curttedioners,
Nledicine-vciiders,'and by the following Oilmen in London,
Balls; Brown, slid Thomas, Bond street; Aveling and
,Mackie, Piccadilly; Stinton, St. James's-street; Price,
Haymarket; Pressey and Barclay, 0):ford-street • Lazenby,
Edward•street, Portinan• square ; Rawlinson, Great Port-'
land street; Clarke,,Goodge-street ; Williams, Tottenham-
Lona road, WeSt, King-street, Soho' Aveling; Gloucester-
street, Bloomsbury;
,Wright, Lamb's Conduit-st.teet ; Shout
Son, Merchant, and Powell and Son, Holborn; Hick-
son,.Strand ; Simpson,, Fleet-street; Hurcombe,,St Panl's
Church-yard; Hales, Potiltry and Birehin-lane: ; Crabb,
Lombard-street ; Wix, Leadenhall-street $ Bull, Aldgate;
• Young, Wapping ; Stokes, Fenchurch-street ; Little, Bi-
shopSgate street ; and Sprague, Bridge.street, Wetininster.
(gr Please to observe• their names on the bottle and wiap-
. er, as the label and diYedions have been imitated by several
Jews. going about the country, deceiving shopkeepers and
others, by selling a spurious article, making any allows:ice
to get ready ineriey.