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CURE OF Si ONE AND GRAVEL.

Aff R. PE. RRY, Surgeon, of Smthampton-street,
ilkonis!.ury-square, Proprietor of ADAMS's SOLVENT,
a mild, ye. efficacious Cure of Stone and Gravel, of the Bladders
or hidn ye, act/taints the Public, that he devotes his whole pro-
fetteionai atteution to the above diseases, and may be consulted
at Lit °esti hint c on Wednesdays and Fridays,where he disperees
the Solvent in bottles tf t ls. and t 25. stamps included, two of
which ia,t Correct the eakeloue diathesis in the habit, and thereby
parvent the concretion o the Stone in persons of a sedentary life.
!bid also at Bacon and 150, Oxford-street ; add at Bol-
ton's, Irmo' of tier Royal Exchange, in bottles at 4s. 6d. k.e, The
Author's " Disquisitlop on the Stone and Gravel," Ninth Edition,
rice Is. ed pideting out the diet to be observed during the cure,
with Mini. extrawdhory eases, some of pet feet recovery even
'alser the apesimble has been resolved on, may be bad at Neely
mud mo.'s, bookerikn, Na 20, Paternoster-row.

7 • RECENT DISCOVititY.
MR. DE CHEMANT, Surgeon and Dentist,
No. 2, Frith street, Soho-square, °renal Inventor of Mi-
neral Teeth, hOs recently discovered, in England, a mineral sub-
stance for the making of Artificial Teeth, which possesses quali-
ties suprror o those which he formerly made of materials pro-
aired from France. Teeth formed of this substance can be made
Of any colour, which it is impossible to change; they are not liable
to break, being by no means brittle, and by the process vied in
Oar formation, are impregnable to the roost intense beat, conse-
quently they wll not contract; the y act as an astringent to the
gunis, which they devtr discolour, antl not require replacing;
by means of Wt•ich the excrucia•ing pain generally attendant
thereon is avoi•itd. The t umerous and preying applications
switds vst4ls Mr. 1)c Cat MAN r has been favoured, during the •
experience of near twenty years, in which be performed the
whole business himself, mayj in•some measure, have prevented
him paying them, issdividnally, that attention which tlis-y'have
demanded; bt: he Batters binuself, from having engaged SSW.
tants in the vat ious branches of this most exten,ittc art, be Is now
enabled to tumid' those, who require this admirable substitute,
t.p'm terni• which must Overt the approbation of every class of
the comindrity. 1••• J• • •
Persons desirous of convincing themselves of the great superi-
ority of tbooe.asintiribie stabsiitutta over every. denumeati ou of
Annual Substances, are referred to gr. de Chrmant's Treatise
on the itubjei4, which contalris the uppratatinn of 111 the Learned
fittcietlestn Effenpe' with/hint( the roost eminent Medical hies
in London, among whom Orethe follerithig t.• . • • . .
ANY4I4LANs--Pf, 134iirg, Pr Illantsvar AV: I:a/lobar, B.
Dr. 4eiasiar;pr. R.loinltfs,Dr. flyover, etc. ,
Sukvaosis.--kl. Cline, 11..iej...V.tfey toover,' Esq. Mr lames
tacit, VciTeavfshle essit'R. katU,.El4l:l!Alair, F,q. —Car-
lisle, *ifitlltv. •
}de. Cinsurint &TVs it a du'y to guard the Public
Against the inspiration of a, footman, Ivito has the audacity to an-
:tit 10,egi1st, and Mantis; of the klipetel ra4te'l'ettit.

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Bart. K. C. to the Court of the. King of Persia.
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