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London, England, 1809-11-29 00:00:00

Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
of the Contract, may be known, upon application at the Secre-
tary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours
of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered
(sealed up) and endorsed " Proposals for English Timber;' but
ao Proposal can be admitted after the said 4th day of December,
at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender
he noticed unless the party making it., or an Agent in his behalf
shall attend. By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Seermsry.

MONEY MATTERS.
MONEY immediately advanced by Annuity, or
on Bills or Notes, or any other kind of security, ad-
dressing a line (post paid) any day from nine till four, to the Di-
rectors of the Avail Office, No. 12, Newcastle-street, strand.

STOLEN OR STRAYED, NOVEMBER T 5; 1800..
DARK BROWN CART MARE,..abaut 16
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S. hands high, six years old, ivith a lung tail, light, brown
mettle, long ears, rather low in the-beekewisite epee:tea bar.*
leg behind.
Whoever will bring the said. Mare to George Kersley
riard, near Alton, Hants, or give information 140 that the m4y• be
recovered, shall, if strayed, receive One'Guinekitewikeksilld
reasonable expenses ; if stolen, on contiotioh of she-oilepiler, or
off.mders, a reward of Five Guineas ; • • , •,.

SILK STOCKINGS selliag off uncommonly cheap,
1,-) at No. 52, Cheapside ; an imiuense Stock of .all kinds of
Hosiery, Gloves, Flannels, Drawers, Ladle. Invtsiblc Dresses all
in one, &c.--Shopkeepers, and those wanting to buy largely,.
will find a greet advantage by an early Inspection of these articles.
A quantity of white or black tid. the best quality equally
cheap; stout cotton stockings at. rs..per pair, very fine Is. tid.
super, Ss. tid. ; brown cotton (*Ors hoots, Is. tid.; fine ribbed cot-
ton, 2s. 2d.; a variety of gloves from 10d. per pair ; lace sleeves
I. 6d.; and other fasltioaable articles too numerous to men- •
tion at No. 52, Chetipside.—No abatement front the Flee first
asked.

A RTIFICIAL TEE'L'H, made from a durablo
.1- -IL substance, with Fuainel, which does not change colour,
and appear more natural than china or any other artificial teeth,
and are so exactly fitted froth a single tooth to a complete set,
that they may be worn with or without tying, and are not to be
distinguished from nature. •
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Natural Teeth placed from a single to a complete set, with ar-
tificial or gold gums, on reasonable terms. Has an easy method
of fixing teeth firm to stumps, if tire stump be ever so decayed.
Regulates uneven Teeth, removes decayed spots; ;leak
II cleansed from tartar; assists Dentition in Children. . •
Mr. PRINCE, Dentist, attends daily from Ten till Four, •at
his House, No. 9, John-street, Oxford-street, where he perfortus
all Operations on the Teeth and Gums with ease and safety.
Mr. P. as a regular Surgeon Dentist, having f; um exper.enre
selected articles proper for the Teeth and .k.;u:ns, reconuneeds
the following :
• • PRINCE'S CHERRY LOTION refreshes the mouth and im-
mediately sweetens the breath, and front experience has proved
the only article for fastening teeth that are loose. Preserves and
whitens the teeth, heals, hardens, and strengthens tender gums t; .
is of great value to persons wearing artificial teeth fastened to the
natural ones • as it prevents the natural teeth becoming loose or'
getting notched; those who wear artificial teeth ought never to
be without it, as it keeps them sweet and clean, and prevents'
, their changing colour. A trial will convince that the Cherry Lo-
don is far preferable to Arquehusade or any outer Lotion for the
mouth, teeth, or gums. The Cherry Lotion is particularly ser-
viceable for rincing the mouth during illness or confinement, as
it prevents the teed injuring from taking medicine. Is warranted
innocent. Pince's Cherry Lotion, half-a-guinea a bottle, or one
Idozen bottles £G.
PRINCE'S CHERRY PASTE, for cleansing, preserving, and
, whitening the teeth, keeping them free front tartar, curing the
scurvy in the gums, makes the gums and lips of a healthy red, is
highly esteemed. Those who once use it, give it the preference
to tooth powders. 'The Proprietor, as a Dentist, often finds the
enamel of Leeds destroyed, and the gums worn off, by persons
using tooth powders, occasioned from the sandy ingredients they.
are generally composed of. The Cherry Paste is warranted inuto-
cent, pleasant to the palate, and a sure preventive against all
ceitirlaints that are incident to the Teeth and Gums. The
• Cherry Paste is of great utility for Children, as it prevents the
I yellow tatture settling on their tender teeth. Prince's Cherry
f Paste, Cs. 6d. per pot, or a dozen at Li. 4s. Directions inclosed..
1 PRINCE'S MUSHROOM gives immediate relief to theTooth-
ach, prevents the face from swelling. Prince's Mushroom 28. 6(1.
1 or one dozen 3,t, £1 4s.
I PRINCE'S PASTE PEARLS, for concealing lecaycd or
i blemished Teeth •in frcnt. Persons residing at a :lista:lee troth
a Dentist, and halite the misfortune of toeing a feita tooth, may
with ease in a few minutes substitute a tooth themselves.-11all-
a-guinea a box contaiting sit paste pearls, or a box coLtaining IS
I at £1 Is. Directions iutiosed. •
Sold by the Proprietor, Prince, Dentist, No. 9, lohn-strees#
liacon,•l ;o, Oxford et
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'dFu(btty, aielloyalintMEZelCVant;e ; and at nett PilluaiP4 Oxford-street;
Holmes,rd - s t
Bolton,r ee t ; an
idelicble Venders. .