Star.
London, England, 1802-04-26 00:00:00

ADAMANTINE TEETH.

MR. LESR,it;geWlsentiii, No. 13, Ha-
norer-ttreet. Hanoveaquare, refpcdfuffy bifocals his
Friends and the Public in general, that be has found out a
isenspofition endrdy incorrupdhle for Artificial Teeth ; which
being infinitely fuperior to say dans ever yet offered to the
Public, is fans boned by the 11000 difbnifidibed alliwobati°lll of
this Compofuion.—Mr. L. In:nifty.. Complete Sets, not dial*.
guidable from Natural ones; replaces every deficiency by fix.
in any namber of Sin* or Double Teeth, be they ever to
defedive.—N.ll. Mr. L. contimr_s his operations on the Gums
mud Teeth as dual.

MR. TAI.MA, Dentin, No. 13, Old Caveudifit-
arca, Cavendilk-Apiare begs leave to inform the No-
baby and his Friends is Funeral, that after leveret years peadtlee,
be Le found out s new method to make whole Sets of Teeth,
and may flatter \Welt than he has overcome the tilacaltles
whkh arrive In malting them fit and fet upon the Gun* with.
oat the !mall& inconvenience.
Mr. Tar= can alts fay with madame, and can allure there
who may require kis affilance, that the Sets of Teeth sheen
nenthecd are not fubjcdt in any way wbuteTtr to wild= soy
elfenfive find! in the moeth, having nothing- comquiltie in
them. Any norther of Single or Double Teeth may be re-
placed upon the fame principle, which cannot be diftinguilked
IP= Natural ones. Specimens of them may be glen at Ma
Nock every day from Twelve WI Four o'clock. .

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THE KURA!. PHILOSOPHER, or FRANCE
GEOROICit a Didactic Poem. Tranfiated from the Ori-
ginal of the Ass pa LlLta, entitled, u Lalestita ati
ellt rs."
By JOHN MAUNDK.
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OINTI R "TEN, Mr. Maumee has rendered his author in as ear, and yet
ITAVING by accident read the tellimony of ~,„ea drain of woficition.
o the Loan Cater BARON repotting your invaluable i And after feveral imbue:is, the Reviewer then proceeds to
Ching 's Patent Worm Lozenges, I was induced to make trial Rate, that
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4iled of (Medi. but its fome mks have performed, I may fay, rally evinces an equal degree of eak.--Crit. Review, Sept.iBot.
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A FURTHER PRO( )I/ OP nip. EFFICACY OF CHING's
PATENT' WORM I.OZP.NOES.
clarinet RbontE has (+mourn! Medi.. Ching sad Dinkt with
the fulk.wing (;al4

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