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I? 1.4 L GADE All EXE-lIBMON, 1803. 71. 119rfa an 4 Figure', •70:eh ;1r !!•.- Boa:, at Rampaw.—Sir E. P.,0 RGI Of , : R. A—A very delicately painted hut tor, tranfparent in ins general effeci ; every' chte.'t arpcar, e;aitp;-f el of the fame mater and there is .t gittter over the whale that bewilder , at r e mi,,ii. 79. Winter.—R. NV s TALL, R. A.—The rich colouring of the figures in this piCture does not harmonize will, the g:neral fcenery. The re fleetion of the furtonwhing tnow would fi.ften the effeCt, f i and give the ..2cpritite 72. 74.—The Mother': Din'!" Day.—'The Or ling • SPI I SBORY.— rwo v•-ry pkaling I tune', lam i'uily dein; il;•el, and highly finiilied;— t any thing, they repine a little wore v..arrnth of c .,1. I. ly is gr::atly improved in h.:r real One 4 1 ,6;1611g. ff 1•••: n'a;l2.r. —Sir IV. lir re HF y • It. A. —A v. , ry i • rtlemblance of I the pet fon of the wi,r;ily ,—but the painter I; lo loaded ISilh ofilei.tl ornaments,' that he fe , :tris to iwcat tinder o:ern ; no otherwife, however, is the filbjeCt at all dignified. y. ItZiet•—j. OP; I-, R. A.—Taken from the pal 'age of sliakelpcare—" See how the leans her cheek upon her hand." It is a very elegant ar.%.: interetling figure, the !ILfli finely er loured, and the expreflion in tii:•face I.‘; fedi y according with the ideas of the rict ;—hut there is too much light thrown on the drapery, and fume of the firbordi• nate parts of the piEture are out of drawing. 6;.1. Prefpr* and AT:ratia'a.—H• THOMSON•— The .work of a very promiiino young artift. The two charallers are reprefcnte ' d as driving before the wind in a crazy boat, by Light; Profpern careffing the infant Miranda, and in her embraces forgetting the danger of his fituation. The figures are well drawn, and eorreftly coloured. 1.0. Calais Pier, with French Poffirds preparing for Sea, &e.—J. M. W. Tua N ,R. A.—This pic ture is much noticed by the vifitors to the Acade my, and Amateurs are loud in its praife : it is cer tainly a malierly prrkluClion, but the eff,Ets it pro duces are not thofe of pure nature. The waves of the lea are finely formed, but they are not water. and the clouds are rocks. The pier, veffels, &c. are admirable charafterillic, and faithfully colour ed, but the figures are not futficiently defined—in a word, the whole piattre is a mafs of fcholaftic affettation.—(lo be continued.) LAW A( TA:.I. LIG ENCE. COURT OF KING's BENCH, MAT 4. Mr. GASS LY moved for a Writ of Habeas Cor pus, to bring up a perfon of the name of Harrifon, who was a proprietor of one fourth of the brig Mary, that was in the coal trade, and who had been impreffed as a feaman by the Captain of the Aurora frigate. Mr. Juflice Laws sacs dared him to apply to the Admiralty. The Admiralty mull have notice. Mr. GASFLY laid, this man was a Mate, and part owner of this vcCll. The alignment I f this one-fourth to him was bona fide, and not colourable. The money had been paid, and a proper indurfe ment made on the regificr. Lord ELLINDOIOUGH defirel him to take a Rule to Phew caufe. Mr. Jullice LAWRENCI Paid, he fuppofed the Admiralty doubted the boa fides of this man's being a proprietor of this one-fourth from the date of the indorfement.—Rule granted. Till RING O. TERROL, ESla z This was an Appeal from the Court of Ring's &lions at Pcrrtfrnouth, to the Court of Ring's Bench. Colonel 'Ferrol isthe commanding Officer of the Artillery at Portfmouth, and has premifes there, in which he, his lady, and family reticle ; and the only queflion for the decifion of the Court was, whether any part of theft premifes wa tateable ? This cafe wasargued with very great abilities, on t'ie part of the parifh by Mr. EasKrov, Mr. Ser. jeant Lame, and Mr. Gastr.v, and by Mr. WAR REN and Mr. RYDER, on behalf of Col. Term!. On the part of the parifh it was admitted, that the property of the Crown in the occupation of the Crown, or in the occupation of the mere fervants of the Crown, was not rateable. But the ground on wh'an they argued the De fendant was liable to pay the rates in this cafe, ws.., that this was a benericial oecu that it was not met ely a place in which he did his bonnet's as Command'ng alicer of the Artillery there, but that theft premifes afforded a eomfortalsle and convenient ter:clout to himfelf and family. On the part of the Defendant it was very ably contended, that this was the pi open y of the Crown, and that C Teltol WAS rite mere let vant of the crown. inafrouch as he was under the neceffity of goings herever the Crown chore to nrder him.—A great of ate.hotities wete cited on both :I, l t • . Lori .7. - .7a,r!otoßoonn.—This is a very Lint (I.lCltlOll. We think r2f it, and give the judgment of the Court in a levy dayt. CAIMINAI. )IIMATInST. G.• Area. to !,I , .ve :he Court to ri,•7 Cd+.ll^, 11:: . :ArnAti fhould 11 - ,t be tiled 0-.ii.,11 3 of one of "jr yreatcti roar itirie town-, a (-I;mi:tat rerufal to his dote. This se c a r;..f . c f trr•at invirtance to the rrcaiit to :hat IL; \ea-., is his gslier al charaacr, a 7,•:.:1*.in of g:.,:at terp.:,:labiliry, and firoirid r.. 0 be I . ,,rry, if l c cobld thew tl.at lie 1, 4 ,1 acted under The complaint he had to mai:•4 c,f Po:If:nom!' was this:—:l l'icfs i: WAS fitted, on laii_rma..o:l, had cirranived a vet y violent and outraw,ci,n;:il:.,iult on ab. mall in the town. They knorised h:r down, ti,c) kicked her ei:)eatly about the brad, :Ltd other par:: or her body, and at lafi broke her arm. Th:s care was laid bcior: a Ma. :;illrate, reridcnt in t'..e town of Gcfpritt, and he thwight it his bounden duty to grant a warrant apprehend Cue perfous concerned to this outrage. But it was neceffary to have the warrant fo granted Bingham, one of the Magillrates of the, county at latge, backed by the Mayor of Portf- 1 mouth, becattle the perfons to be apprehended ha f cfcaped into the jurildiaion of the Mayor of\ P,rthnoutli, being on board his Majdly's fhip RiCell, in PortAnotith harbour. The Mayor was el, hr. d to indorte the warrant, and refuted to do 1. He was furnish defired a fecond time, and (till refuted to do his duty ; to confequence of which, thefe people could not be arretted. It was of the hall importance to the Public, that it fhould be known, if any perfons in the fituation of a ' ,refs gang aced with violence and outrage, that redrefs was near at hand, by an application to a Magifirate ; he therefore moved for leave to file a criminal information against this Pentleman, for refuting to do his duty. Lord ELLENBOROI:qI4 afleed whether, in obe dience to the 24th of Geo. 11. they had repre fented to the Mayor, that the perfon had efcaped out of the jurifdiaion of the Nlagiltrate granting the warrant, and had alfo fworn to the hand writing of Mr. Bingham, who had figned the warrant ? The Learned Counfel faid, all that evidence had been offered, but the Mayor would not hear it. Lord Ettstisortotscrt afked, if it was fworn the perfons were within the juriidiaion of the Mayor? Mr. Gam ow raid it was; but if it had not been fworn, it was the duty of the Mayor to in. dorle the warrant, to give the party an opportunity to fearch for thefe perfons. Lord ELLENBOROVGH.—There mull be path made of a reasonable belief they were within the jurifdiaion of the Mayor. Take a Rule to thew , caufc. PLYMOUTH. Mr. ERSIIIHE Rated, that in the Plymouth cafe. which was for the eledion of a Mayor, and where the parties were 13 and 13, and each fide adhered to its choice, and where there had been crufs man damus's; an Ate was tried, Lilt allizes for D e von, and the right was found to be in the commonalty. He, therclore, now prayed a peremptory manila• mils to be direded to them fur the elation of a Mayor.—Rule granted. BAIL. The Earl of Bata; molts appeared as bail for Olt. Bur :AK DAN as, for 5001. and was oppofed. —The affidavi, upon which he was oppofed, dated, th.a his Lot afhip did not pay the rent of his ready. furnifised houte; and the deponent, his landlady, declared the would not it oil him a pair of (hoes. His Lordthiro, however, junitied, and his bail was admitted. corm era V "v It I ct.ossosts, estkas. On the minion of Mr. Pats, this rule was made abfolute, nn epic being (hewn. The Plain. tiff, though indebted to the Defendants in a large ilim tot money, had thought proper to make an affidavit of debt againft them for 70,000L0n which they were arrelled and held to fpecial bail. They obtained, on the motion of Mr. Easntrre, a Rule to (hew caufe why they &mild not be difcharged from being held to fpecial bail, on account of the infufficienry of the affidavit to hold to bail. It did not date that any demand had been made, nor did it date the property to be his property, which was required by all the precedents; and therefore the Rule was made abfolute, and thefe Gentlemen difeharged from the neceflity of finding bail for a P I: of t4o,oool.—Rule abfolute. FOSTER O. POTTER. This was an aelion againfl' a celebrated Cypriam, by her coach-nicker. Mr. Gatanw obferyed, he was afraid he could Timid gf the fuppers the Plain tiff had had at his Client's sapence.—Verdia for Plaintiff for 66': SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DURHAM RACES, APRIL z 6. The Maiden Plate of Sol. for colts and fillies riling three years old. Two mile heats. Mr. T. Hutchinfon's b. c. Adam, by Cenftkution, - - Sit. 31b. - - .- I I Mr. Walrrm h. e. by Stride - . 4 4 Mr. Cnulfoli'a h. f. Lottery, by Bcningborough 3 3 Mr. E. Acker's br. Al y, Handmall - 1 dr. IS to 4 ao Adam, and a to t agft Lottery ; after the heat, tot on Adam at Sne race, and woo by half a leoph. WLDNISDAY. The got for all ages. Three mile heats. Mr. E. Acker's br. filly, Handmaid by John Bull, s yr old, sft I I lb. I I Mr. W. Huteltinfon's b. c. be Beningbrougft, s rs old, 6 none s Mr. I (maitre sb. e. Sledwieh, 3 yrcoft. olb. - 3 3 5 to a on the &Id ; after the beat, cacti betting on Hand maid. Won cafy. THURSDAY. The I.ambton Mint Stakesof sgs. each. Two mile hcat:. (Ten Suhfcrihers.) cninn.i Seddon'', b. g.Rnwland, by Spank,: Mr. I). Shafto's br.g. Alpha,by Ruler Mr. 1.. Hanky'. gr. h. by Windleftone E to 4 on the field; after the hcat, 3 to t no Rowland. BIR'l HS. I I II 2 .3 3 On Monday Lilt, at Brighton, the Right Hon. Lady Lek of a daughter. At Ni.r.p.r, in the Me of Wight, the Lady of Lieutenant Tr.ckey, Of a Inn. At ehatharn, the Lady of Sir William Burdett, Bart. of a daughter. At Brit' 01, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Baillie, of a fort DISFART , S of the URETITRA ao , ! t'crt3itt COMPIAINI: A S role Proprietor of Dm3ll's celebrated medi Donk. and , Mr. D our. informs the :Om lie may 41111U:dLe C. , 11:11 - d tt„fly from 9to 3, at lin• k Ni,. 6, Frith-tlreet,lio,l:'; C i;'s or :Artstures, Oh ftru:liors, &e. &c as well an andevery dif o d:r feercey is fo effeotial mita fate, that Mr. D. has provided a fpacious Hour., that every P...tient may be intro due ,-d in a fcparate apartmc,it. Mr. D. has for many years counuel hinifelf to that dern:mont .)1 Surgery, and from en mityr pr.olice, and the nioft Haat ring fncrefs, he is enabled to off. r a mettod of cure mild, enitAcions, requiting no con. flnetn nt or reft'aint in diet, and preventing the poffibiliry of a relapfc. Peri Ons in thc counts; itating their cafes fully. in a letter, encl.:l'lg .t one ora two ound note,wlll have prorr re medies fret to the amount. For the various fymptonts, &c. fee Mr. Duhuat ':Treatife on the above comp'aints, price as. 6d. thc Fifth edition ; to be had of J. Callow, C: own court, Soho ; H.D Symonds, Pa:molter-row; and of • Ift Author. Patronifed by the ROYAL FAMILY and NOBILITY. Bilious and Gouty Diforders, Yellow and Putrid Fevers, Fla tulcncies, Obllrudions, Nervous Flead-Achy, &C. PUBLIC teflim,,,,y 1)t low's Awn BILIOUS Pet ex,added to Twenty Year , extenlive private Praelice, the Proprietor, as an Apothecary, Lae experienced in the Circles, in 01.4 ufc, point them out as Coe r -12 plrafant ai.d convenient Medicine for the removal et ...II Bilious and Gouty Complaints, and for thofe Diforders se hick arife front au bye gulai fecretion of Bile and free living ; doting Pr, glance they are eminently tenth:cable in preventing Colliveref,Sicknefs at the Stomach, Nervous Sick Hele.i.achs, IL-art-burns, and thole uneafinelTes sshieli toe frequertly a.ta,k the fair Sc: at that delicate period. Cairn of thro . estraardhary clEcae• from Noblemen and ladies, are wrapp,d round each box with di redions, figned G. thin N . Several Gentlemen, fr ne the Eft and Well Indies, have informed Mt Dix ii, that they have found the Pills a certain preventive i.gainft the Yellow Fever and liver Complaint. Sold wholefafe and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Clieapfide, corner of Paternofter row; and retail by Bull and Callwell, I Dublin; Rick, Nrw York; Riney, Gut : Peen Bergen; Elfinure; Scot , Edinburgh; Payn and Richards, Plymouth, Belarn and Gibbs, Portfmoutli; Rawfon, and by moll Medkdic %renders in every Town in the United Kingdoms, in Boxes at 6s. and as 94.00, and fancily Bout. containing five Boxes, at las tali. WHEN Profeflional Men of education and rt. fpotifibility deviate from the general fyftem by the i• iffaioll of a peculiar Branch, the Lunftion of long continued fuccefs k the heft criterion of fuperiorlty. Ten years have I devote/ my practice to the exclulive treat ment of THR Ft. DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful refuleol my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the moll import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army &smog, formed a with at an ea, I y period of Praatice to racist individu als from the ignoiance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Practitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprize every ((steles of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duratioo.--adly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether ,riling front the habits of Schoolboys, or the indeleence of mature age, and !only that d: merman of the fyftent in Women which it called BARREN NESS or STERII.III% Numerous difeales are the refult of ignorance or Eagle in the treatment of a emple Gororrhe a, and it not unfreqnently hay pens that the feeds of Life are y oiloned by the indiferetion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method Inch complaints are eatily cured, and even where others have failed, I unit that I may preftrtne to offer a radac tl re-eflabliftiment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrrfs in the difnrder, compared with the calamitous fituations of Men, who from ftseulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a faihionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of lath pernicious habits- Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, but care. fully conceals his misfortune, it may be Come confolation for him to know, that although it be in object of doubt nr uncer- Misty with other Practitioners, the removal of qsefe DEFT -CIENCIES by the gradual progrris of renovation is the acquire mem of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigouii, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraCtion f this languid flue, and in thefe cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this deficiency has for years citified, a proper. Perfeverance is intlifpenfibly requifite to revive the ficznisering (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been &reprinted In their capes:tattoos of a Family, may be affurai, that In mob inftances filth defects are curable by Medical (kill. The SECRECY which is Co effentsal to my undertaking, and the qtalifiations which I have prefumcd to bate, term the Balls of my pretenfions, and in coincidence with inch this inti matte* is given, that Mr. BREE may be coninked perlonally (or by letters inclofing a Small note) at his bode, No. al, Arun del-Street, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Watereftreet adjoining and the name is on both the doors. M. BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-ftree:, London SIR, Edinburgh, May 2, 'Boo. IN the fpring of 1794 I was unfitted nith a Vene . real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for five months; but was then obliged to apply to a regulir Phyfician, who put a temporary flop to the virulence of the difeafe (by mercurial applications) tor Conic time ; but growing, in fpite of all medicine and the advice of the firit Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worfe and worfc for two years, I wis reduced to a Rate airmail unparalleled anti beyond defcription, being an entire leper, and ulcerated from head to foot.—My head, throat, mouth. note, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in el Inger rat become tog ufelefs; la (hurt, I have had from 10 ID 3o rating ulcers on my body, and nearl y totally deprived of light.—it would be voluininous to particularize all my cafc—futke it to fay, there ' never was, or ever will be, one of a more dingerou, or of a more complicated nature. I was long loukt d upon by my friends, and imagined my Pelf, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and indeed, in my than condition,death was preferaile to my more than miferable flee. In this dreadful fituatiun did I drag a mull miferable exiltence, till DiviSl X PROVIDENCE threw in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. 11. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could not.—l fent and procured lonic of sour LEA Cell PATtNT PILLS, which, by ufing from time to time. ant now, and have long been, (after more than WIVE years in deferibable diftrefs), in as,ood a hate of health as ever I en ... Ted ; as a prof of this, I had a fuse, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Goo, and Ir. hopes of rendering my fellow-creature fervice, I requelt you to publifis this; and you may at any time refer palms, who wilt to be fatisfied of the truth of this, t.r further particulars, to me or my friends, by letter or perfoo. • As few cafes fee bath:els will ever equal mane, and none et• teed I', I have from experience ee dry reafun to a.!l,re mink ir 1 i that in your,,l.ea KT.'S PILL i they wail fi11..1 I'llre I?crii.:,(ale and radical cure, lIT that mutt drzakilill ttai,e IA 0.1.: Vet r, al Difeafe, hi h i II ,I V1...c- .4 el. 4 ._..A COVE IRSIF D ICI 4. ). t. Prepared and Sold by the S,tle Propt:Ttnr, Tit st A v• LOR, Member of the Royal College et, „tn.. :n his houfe, No. g, N.. ;w I h! c ad vice, without a fee, to perfons t :ki: ,; 'C Pills ,:t.;!u -.1 favor patients letters, it pull paid, on it,: lane terms, ot,:cry iug in all cafes the moll invinlat!e Iscr no Pcrion's n n' cafe having been mentioned.butat their owl; particular by the Proprietor, during the cootie of root: t!,an ), :srs that he has bad the conducting of at ecci.l.vc f..li. of the -bur< aneslicine, and the pradViee arifing therefrom. They are silo fold, by his Appniiitmetd, r the cenvenienre of thole living at a diftance, by Mr. Banter, bou:h-l•ridge Edinburgh; Mr. Mentions, Printer, Cialinw , to vt nm atfo Mr. T. refirs for his addrfl; at the Perfumer's. No. it, St. Alban's-Area, Pali-Mall ; Mr. Rnbertfcm s 1 m 41,,; :Co soy. Oxford-ftreet ; Mr. Difborosigh's, No. 7, t.th-.ereet-hiU, nearly oppobte the Monument ; MeSteers, Booltrrli-r, No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Caldwell's, Dublin ; and by one Perron in every canfiderable town In Crest-Britain and Ireland, In loses of only se. pd. each, festal up with full and plain Diroliona. whereby Perfeca of dame Sac may con dadatidirie with cak sad fancy. DVAR SIR, tfitint; h iituation for many ye3re- r :trt ;,;„ I. truly mifemble, that 1 ' arc ofte.l for t here toe, bur have Willl,l ill to , I:Vt 1.,!. Cretiollll, (habits contraited at le ,, asol) I lalo•en. • owiri .1 a tufol deprivabon ci•• fight ; my memory hod 1 , 1; „ „ power,, And my other to-u:tit.3 wzre fo much ibioured, 0 3 , 4 . had little hopes,while my exittencentigi , tbz p; any thing are than a dr.me in the gri..it ot to., ty. I h.! applied to a number of eminent phyfirior.s, ide!ipt, •., i n pt e ad of rrli , vi'g, tended only to ificri.a . i . e th malady, about fourteen months fince I was o ,;•l t t. two valuable Medieines,the ft.tanical - rip .41,1 i•,1: dial, and otter totting three loottleN, I t. and no ; f.if fo 0n.,1. vigomttd, both corporeally and mentally. tlbt I could credit the evidence of my own bides. By taking two bottles mire I Mond tmfi If fi pt.rfaM, flared to health and Inirits, that I f.el n.I b if, if I may lowed the t xprelTion, all inhabiter am-the. - woed. ten months Mice I married, and three weeks aro my %ribr pi knted me with a fn, to the grtat joy nt my - Jeff and who have a long time defpaired of having the family perpetuated. l', Sir, y tt think the publication of this remarkable car he a benefit to the community, and to young non in µt Mu ; lar, you are perfe.4ly at lib:tty to do fo. My raiik rite tint in life makes it irr.prnper for my name to appe,,r at ; bottom to:* on advertlictient, lit a public paper—N• - w•. vet', flan be in London, about the of Ilen mornh, when I Qtati is happy to:Afore yen. with what rapea and gratitude; • I on. Sir, your mutt obliged hurnble fervant; • ' Tii Dr. itrodum, • W. E. Royal Nary. Albion buildings, London. The Bid i•ica• Syrup and Reitorative NervousCordiai,tthe had at ills Doelnes huufe, No. 9. Alhion-ftreet, 7 kiwis limit Lcvele..ti Islofcum, Surrcy fide of lilackfri.ira-brOse, in h. ttle: , at 11. Is its. 6d. arid 6s. od. rtuty incluct.dl'at Vi'l!herat (lat( C oc ke-It's) Medicine Wareitoufe, :sit, Strand Sha!w an 4 l.ilwards, St. Paul's Church yard; and Brennand, No. tc6, rifhopfgate.ftrret Without; W. Bulgin, Printerfinl Idler, at his Medicinal \l'.n. 7 ,re, No. Nk'inC-sl..rest. pfhl has necised a Urge and teeth Itivply; 'I twmpron 'ard Cattle-itrect; Browne, Tolzey ; C. Routh. fudge-Pr:it: Recd and Sheppard, 13riltul; htcyler add c.;eutw.ll, 'bath), Marrs. Goadby, Sherborne; Mr. Itailti.s, Gt ucetcr• ' Tyriths, Worccßer Mr..frcwman, Tit..lCr ; Swinney,Bir4l.: inehain; Spilibury and Co. Mary-firs - et, Dublin; and by pri nets, Bookfelicra, and Venderb of Med cues in the mg To thee Ladles and Gentlemen bordering on the tlate of isdatrimony, the Dodtor wont{ particularly recommend thl l'o 3nical Syrup, prior to their appearance liciore the Altar et yit?en,who are in the fmalleit degree anpreheitfive of thcSV.' tent Lot being endrely (mind. or tabled to relaxations oi tr;., loiida. "The I .o It n Muth catered Medicines to grow oat of tl.._ and he who Is wife will not abhor them, for with luch dotE Ile ti ea I :.,' • ~ mot take away their E.,,irs..7—Ecelsiveyviii. 4 „". Ulf DIV:NE PROVIDENCE, • • I. l i-IE BALM OF MECCA, ( i're only 25.04 is the bet Roiled^ in the Univerfe for NERVOUt COMP! AlNTS,themoft powerful reftorative and ri-eiiiinat'. icy BALNI OF LIFE AND 'HEALTH, and the Weft 'az4 heft Mee.icine in the World. It is not pretend: el that this Medicine can arrelt the Progreil of Natu:e, but it is Alerted and proved that it will ;Mims Health even where the Cerdlitution appears to have been irte par.,ble injured. This is the genehic Egyptian balm, of whi c b JofertOrs tells us eat the cticen of Sichi made a pr dent of 1 fret to King So!omon, and which is II iil ROOadtEed in all .'.. tern Countries as 3 fuvereiga Remedy ft.:- ahnult every Ditelrs Thole who have impaired their heath by a refidence in het and unhealthy Climates ; the yourg i‘f either -Sex, whole half ;Trifles threaten premature old Age, a Lile of hilfcrit, andig:i early Diffolution ; and theft more advanced in y e t , thisfc toil terirg faplefs Frames appear withe r ed and alm word cnij. are the more immediate aka. of t h'. s tooth in; m,lvirofe bet WV influence may he extended to the whole Helot Valente miens ; for in all cafes and in all ages where the Solidi ar4 c 1:: lazed, where the conftitutinn has received a cheek, nr- is by ink means debilitated, t his re Rotative and re animating Balm o: Li and Health will oroduce the happicft Weds: the cold and tre mulous Nerves will be warni•al and Readied; the refinted IT bre' or loft flabby flefh will be braced and rendered him • trip mulch's will be invigorated; the finews will be ftrengthCnet the emaciated limbs will be covered with firm Sell; the ta' baulked veffels will be replenifbed; the impoverithed watery blood will become rich and balfamic, and its laniuld cireuli don reltored to the fanadveimPetua, which is the true criteittin Of health; the languid drooping (pieta wfil be revived and ey l hilarated; digeftion will be promoted; in &art the tone of* nerves will be teemed, and by theft means the whole conkt, tution will be renovated. Fceb/enefs, iaffitude,anilet'y, metals choly, and all the deplorabic fymptotni of ,likafe will valeflilt and Month, ardour,fercnity, and every evidence ofrenova; health will be the baypy is Ink of taking the ineltimatile in due time, acccrding to the dire6tions for ufe which accofew pany each packet. • TO THE FAIR SE7C. The Balm of Mecca is molt carnally recommended dining premaney, as well a. at every other period 4ff their lives; ifs lublime and refined properties, its mild 'operation, and fpecihi qualities ' are moil happily congenial to the r ative delicacy cf eta female llallit; and thole complaints of which females are mcca immediately furceptible, cane fa directly withintheber.ign 1 flocnee of this met.icine ; that it ; timely ad miniftration will m t alTuredly fuperfode the neeetfity of any other remedy. !n a particular cafe, it will be advifah!e to confult the Doetur,Whi may be done by letter addreffed to hiM, Nn. 21, Biduipfgati ftrect-Within. or to the care of any one of his wheleale genii. and enchaling his fee, (nut kris than had a vines): and every female may raft &Mired that her c.d.: will be treated It/W u IF! urniolt delicacy. the molt fcrupuluirs attention in every parft eular. and the moil profound (ecrecy, by • phyfi,:ian of feletiAt. Irowle,ge, very great ceperience, and aria integrity. A Proof of the Lflicacy of that molt excellent Medicine, the BALM of MECCA. which is an infallible Cate the ex Nervous D8 . ..1-dere The Hon. !tire Tw i snIT ON was (stile& to a violent Nemo:: Headache, Palpitations, Trentors, and snaicountably &MT ling leaf:Mon. for lonic years: during which the coufilltedfonv of the molt eminent Medical Men in the Kingdom, foltaivel their Preferiptions, aid the Bath Neter', &c. lot two futon.. without effect, and never received any permanent relief ell Cie was recommend•d to the Proprietor of the balm or rteicatl; whole Advice and Medicines the has beeMperfedlyreltored. ' ' (Signed) - i Tt T NISEI i uN, Margaret-Breit, Clairemlillaquare tiando:. hiNOTHER PROOF. Mr& MART COATES, at Mr. Aetton's, ,Leng-Afhton, oea: Brasil. we+ affixed fur many years with a mutt dreadtlif'Ne? onus Difontr, accompanied with Ilyflerie Fits, and a vitiler: bled Pain in the Crown of her Ilead : by tqklng the Ulm .; ~ . ''Mace Be has obtained . ' peered cure. AN,OTH ER PROOF. Wa i l lAM STOROE, tfq. Chief Officer of the PITT F.;.... Indianian, by a refidenee in the halt Indies, and tIW reverci.., of the Company's Naval Service, in which be had hero al., , more than •I'n ern y years.wai reduced to a State of debility ~• 7 ; nem: 7 , 1.. a , r,rm of the Syllem, which cannot be deferilm: - 1 he Paint ut Mecca has react: ed bim to a better hate °the...4 . . . . . than b: cue e brfo;e erjoyed. ANcirtiot PROOF. Cow: of a Letter from Mt.Shcppard, flociiifeller, Naito: ..,a. Erlftol, Nov. n 5,180: .% i ien:i. woman, who rcfides in the neighbourhood of ,E , i; in' ~, i:..1 ..tt me tfili mornhig, M acknowledge a ver Mar , : ebb. Core ..s.t.ich the has experienced from taking The Balm 4 Mena; in.ded rho Medicine swan to befogenerp 'y e&•*. l. i ;tow., and I have mold( itritneffed fo eonvinelog a p o uf a _ ese...4kuce in the foregoing inflame, that I Quill take every , i; pin unit.; to recommend it; and as I am quite out, I .requelty.; will Ind me a frees (unity *stoat as pofbble. I aro, Sir, your obedient Servant. (Signed) ww. sit ttttt : The Balm of Metcalf prepared genuine Only by Bitifila "', and Cu Surgeons, No. al, Bilkopfgaie-FMK • Within; artir their appointment is fold whobefak and retail by Mr. With(' No. zap. Strand. (mirth hook from Terri* Beet Mr: ll , `' ' 1 No. 4. Cheapfide, and by every refpeelable Medicine Vet.:% .tdin the limited Kingdom.. Price as O. Thity Included. sod ate Earth LONDON : Printed sad raddled hy LEVEL KEN ,(of terblllq=llthetb) the it Al OVIIC B. No. Ca•:: Freisais rc ebe Ives Ornos,Tartpb-11,1 A' to Pt ftrei Baca dieig be! qua' =pi tooth 3, 03.4-1 !y • , i/ ay he •1- A; ."0 pi ! ily car :vil} p.i • f:tr- ver, what 1• rratitude . it, • np Irani srOse, in WI her;; Ma* an 4 NZ t 56 '” 1 teat, 6a -meet; a. 11, 'bath 1 ter; Mr: ry, Ind by Ate Th r the 0.05 'mend thl f t e Altar 1 DIED. Akw days free, Itcd Con-fcluare, Mrs. Provoft, wife of WilLam lhotott, Efq. On the vti un.nt M a het Drayton, in the county of Salop, Mrs. WA reliant, tv;dow of the late Thomas sl'Avenant, hfq. and Lbr to Rob rt EalufLury Cotton, of Comberniere Atisey, in the county of Chrlter, Bart. At (44,icens erry, en tl:c t;th ult. the Rev. Dr. Robert Dal ..t Semferaig, :lithe 73d year of W. age. At her boll.. 1,, t;:crge-lquare, Edinburgh, on the 26th ult. Mira Isabel Strwart, youngc ft daughter of the late Mr. Walter , Stewart, hlinitt, r of the Geofpel at Aftakfrk. At Clifton, on the oath ult. Mils Stikine, daughter of the late S:r William F..line, rf bombe, Bart. 1 At F.dlnlsut - gh, on the 231 ult. Dr. Robert I.aoglands, Pity ficiaa. _ _ - . . ...•---• On 'flucflty UR, is the 711th year at his age, Rowland Conyers. I.fq. formerly of Ar,•yll-Rrect. I. Col:tee-gm:lh Oul.lin. Mr. Clement White, eofee-ttosife. keener, anti late of the 011 1 . tchange, Crampton court. Thurf.!Ay, John I.te, rf.i. of Maidenhead Thic.ka. HIvH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•MORILOW Morning • • •• • 37 minutes after G minutes arta $ Aftutio;.oo