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London, England, 1809-05-19 00:00:00

This day were published, in one volume, quarto,
Price 11. ss. in hoards,
(ISSERVATIONS ON THE HISTORICAL
•-/ WORK of the late Right Hon. CHARLES JAMES 111/X.
By the Right Hon. GEORGE ROSE. -
With a Narsative of the Events which occurred is the Enterprise
9f the Earl ofArgyle in 1655, by Sir Patrick Hume.
Printed for T. Cadrli and W. Davies, Strand.

Mk. GISBIRRNE'S NEW VOLUME OE SERMONS.
This klay were published, in 1 t+ol. Oleo. pries as. inboards,
SERMONS, principally designed to illustrate and
to enforce Christian Morality.
Ey the Rev. THOMAS GISBORNE, M. A.
Printed for T. Cadell and W.. Davies, Strand.

Of whom may also be had, Two Volumes of Sermons, by the
same Author, published some time si-ce, fifth edition, price 16a.
tboards ; the volumes sold sepal ate, and all Mr. Gisborne's other
Work,.

BRITISH_GALLkitY OF PORTRAITS.
Primed for T. CADELL and W.DAVIES. Strand.
THE First Number of this Work was published
this day, elegantlyprinted in Atlas quarto price 11. Ss.; and
n. imperial folio, with proof impressions of the plates, price 11. 163.
h contains the Preface; and Portraits of the King and Queen,
of Earl Spencer, Admiral lord Viscount Hood, the late Dr.
I owth, Bishop of London, and Sir Lucas Pepysi Bart. President
of the Royal College of Physicians, accompanied by short biogra-
phical notices.
•,0 The Second Number containing, in like manner, Six Par-
tails, with biographical notices, will be published very soon ;
tad it is hoped that a regular onthly Publication will be ear
hlished shortly.
This work will form a series of Portraits of the most eminent
Persons now living, or lately deceased, in Great Britain and Ire-
had;
including the most distinguished Characters in the Senate,
the Church, the Navy, and Army, the Learned Professions, and
the various Departments of Literature, Science. and Art ;
Rose who have most zealously exerted themselves in pro-
motiog the Arts, Agriculture, and Commerce of the Country ;
er, by their example or Patronage, have most conspicuously coo.
tributed to its general prosperity and happiness. The Portraits
tlegautly and accurately drawn, in an uniform manner, from Life
er from tte most approved Original Pictures ; and the Engraving
perfect fac-similes of the Drawing..
A ftw of each Portrait will be taken off for separate sale, price
Ss.; or, Proof Impressions is. 6d.
No Payment will be required in advance, nor will any order be
;onsidered binding beyond the pleasure of the Purchaser. •

CANDLES manufactured by Steam, and with
WAXED WICKS, have decided advantages over those
riade in the common way. The tallow being melted with steam
is greatly improved in its quality and colour, and the w:cks, by
being coated with was, emit a brighter flame, and are more
:unable than others. _

Manufactured only by the Candle and Soap Company, and sold
I,r the convenience of Families, in Boxes of One, Three, Six, and
Twelve Dozen Pounds, at No. 182, Fleet-street, London, and 1.
Batter's, Edinburgh.
As this Company only deliver goods for ready money, Country
Correspondents are requested to send references for payment In
Landon with their orders:

ARTIFICIAL TEETH, made from a substance,
with an Enamel, which does cot change, and appears equal
•^ Nature, skilfully placed from one to a whole set. Natural
;'eetla placed trout a single to a complete set, with Artificial or
;old Gums, on reasonable Terms. Fixes the Artificial Yeah so
exact, that they may be worn without tying. Has an easy method
fix a tooth firm Alitla a pivet, if the stump be ever so far gone.
—A. P. through his itudy and experience, hardiscovered a Root,
rl•epared with a chymecal preparation, which is far preferable
d durable for a pivet, and not so dangerous as is commonly
made from gold and silver wires—the danger of persons wearing
natural and artificial teeth fixed to stomps with gold or silver
wires. By nature the stumps will wear and the pivet get
hose, and the wearer is every day halite to swallow the tooth
and pint, and the' consequence thereby may be very great ; but
by wearing a tooth fixed t' the stump with a pivet from the above
trepan(' root, is the preferable, as it preserves the stump from
decaying, and is tighter am: more comfortable to the wearer,
'rho will have no occasion to be under any apprehension. It is
recommended to persons who weer wire pivets,- to Dave it
Changed for a pivet of the above root. A. P. can explain Many
more difficulties from the wire piste', and the advantage of a
pivet of the above root, which cannot be explained in the adver -
tnement.—To prevent trouble, and curious people calling, A. P.
does not consult with any person under the fee of one guinea,
Which guinea will be reckoned in the charge, who have any thing.
done in his profession.
FRINCt Dentist, attends daily from ten till four, at his house,
)..6. 9, John-street, oxford-street. Regulates uneven' Teeth ;
removes decayed spots ; and performs all operations on the ,Teeth
L:AI Gams vrithense and safety.