Star. — London, England, 1803-04-01 00:00:00

TIE LADIAS TOWNSHANOS BALI,. On Wednefday evening the two eldeft daugh-' ters of the Earl of Talcs STIR gave a grand Ball and Supper at the noble family manfion, in Grofvenor.rquare. It was by far, both with re (pelt to preparations, expence, and company. the molt Iplendid thing of the kind feen in the faftrion able circles this feafon. The houfe is one of the heft adapted to give vela to fuch entertainments, being very extenfive. The ball-room is 40 feet by a 6, and it was on the above night uncommonly brilliant. The chandelier in the center of the room was magnificent. The chalked floor was more than nfually beautiful; the centre piece reprefented an Imperial crown, with the Admirals of England under, incircled by a mantle compofed of red and white roles, the thiftle, and the fltamrock. Other fanciful devices were introduced, among which were the Pato cs's fen then, at the four corners of the room. The whole had the appearance of crayon painting. The ebmpany began to affemble at ten o'clock ; and about half an hour after the ball was opened with Sir David Master Blair, by Captain MURILAY, and Lady H. Tows {HIND; next followed, Lord Binning, - Lady C. Paget, Lord Do t in, • • lady C. Jcnkinfon, Duke of Orleans, - Lady S. Pane, Lord Alex. Gordon, - Lady M. Thyone, Lord Primrofe, - Mif. Montague Burgoyne Earl of Mayne, - - Lady A. M. Stanhope, Lord - Mifs Cornwall, Mr. Paul Methuen . Lady G. Cecil, Lor I Graves, - Mifs Eden, Lord Henry Somerfet, Mils Smith, captain Sullivan, . Mifs Grimflone. The fecond dance was Parifat's fierapile, and at the conclufion of the third, Sir Char let Douglar.— The company who danced amounted to about 25 couple. About the time of the Patrice's arrival (Coon after twelve o'clock ), the crowd was fo great, that although the mufic continued, the dancing was put a flop to, and the harmony of the whole fcene would have been deftroyed, had not the no. ble Earl of A110'0414 with his fpirited partner. made an opening, by dancing down the centre, to the great difcompofure of Opera hats and fans.— At half after one (upper was announced, which was in every refpeet elegant. In the grand flipper room, the library, and the parlours, (upper was laid for tivo • hundred, but in confequence of the company being more numerous than was expea ed, additional tables were fet out for too more : there not being fttlficitnt, feveral of the tables were replenifhed, and it was near near three before the company returned to the ball-room. The dancing recommenced with Se. Kilda's Berl, intro duced for the firft time aslt country dance ; reels, and Strathfpeys. followed, until a quarter after fir, when the mufie eeafed, and the company retired to tha lower rooms, where tee, coffee, and choco late were leveed out. It scas nearly half after (even before the whole of the company had retired. The party amounted to above four hundred, and the crowd was fo great that the Patrice of WALSS could sot get to the ripper end of the ball room. The greatprefure made the room excelfively warm, many Ladies nearly fainted, and it was not with out great difficult.y they could get out of the apart ment. After flapper a part of the company retir ing to their carriages save room for the ref to pars the evening to the purples for which it was de fined. tt was remarked that the Ladies were all extremity well as well as richly deeded. The blarclionefs of Semsever was attired in white facia, with a head-drefs compofed of the Paradife plume, a diamond crefcent and Ray in the front, and a diamond gar behind ; the fleeces of her Ladyfhip's chefs were feftooned up by rubies and diamonds. The Counters of CLONDIELL wore a white embroidered drefs ; her head-drefs was by far the moll brilliant, being eompokd of a bandeau of black velvet, enriched by numerous diamond Bars around the head ; in the front. her Ladyfhip wore the thiftle and thamrock, wholly compofed of diamonds. Gold and filver muffin dreffes were much worn. Among the company were— The Prince of Wales. Dukes—. Weans, and Si. AThan s. Ducheffes—Northomberland. Braufort,Bolton, St. Man . *. Marquis of Abereorn. MareMoneffes--Bath, Maury, Towntherid, Downihne, Headfon, and Hertford. Baia—Bridgewater, Clonandl, Weltmoreland, Talbot, For- Wean, and Harrington. Countalfan—Uabridge, Weftmorrland, Reties, Perth. Sef ton. p a rtecue, Cardigan, Ws!demure, Liverpool. Bridge water, Moont Edgemeibe, Clammed, Harrington, A. M. Stan lam, Carl that. Foam, Cartionimn, Grantham, Kermess, and Mana&M, Dowagers Fulton and Fortercise. Vdcoutas—Cronley. Sydney, Harberton, Falmouth, Went worth, Caftlercaph, and Hinchinbrolle. Vtfaranteffes--Spinsy. Harbsrtoo, Wentworth, Calie nte', seed Vedic, and 'fwd. lauds.-VlBlers, liming, H. Paelet, P. Bowl di. Prim rote, Carrington, ilipoing, Stmerville. /rowel er, Broome, Wit-atone. Lew-ilium, G. 1.. Gower, St. Helm's, Forbes, H. Bentle...k, Graves, Percy, Go ford, Arden, Cole, Haro si nod. and A. Gordon. Ladies—lisyning. *Meek. C. Greellie, H. ladle, Shelly. two Pagsts, E. Murray, E. Fondest, P. UMW fet, H. Wade grog, F. Besuetcri, dtsph. as, C. Jenhinfos, hg. Pritnrofe, F. Compton, Aseklandowo Thruses,Honeltaglield, Candor. M. Tomah. ad. Carrington, Cornwall, G. Cecil, Metcalfe, De (lifted, Wynne. I. Bestme, 1. Manners. Follies, Salmon, M. Fatter, S. Fano, M. Parker. E. Percy. M. Sentinel'. Arden , Grarilk, G. Cavendida, llaggerftonc, H. Sullivan, M. Fitzroy, and Browning.. sirs—.G. AM, eh. P. Stephens, C. Blfhop, W. Milner, W. Ler, and H. Dalliwood. " " Olsen! 4ohea Cal o a e ls—a:nnrer.Ateliefogo,dtoprord,Anfran.andrawitener. Captaina—Uayd. Paget, Pierrepoin, 04Igil, Arlie, Fee. Moe, inannonl, 6;knueu, Woodford. &damn, Part, Murray, & mod Nhopq. 4.).1 Int Hralli , lll/1• Mean—Niobium, R. Walpole. Capel, Let. Wynne. 13 'nn. St. G Caulkld. Bala. Faorkener, 0. DsSword, pi I. Stortart, ktnaurd. Pnrrepone, Barnard, Dad. Mam a** e, Men.lan, CasandM. lltdorti anaserlz, Domino. W. Wrg se, Coffans. Roam, Istnn , he, Campbell, Lakean, WY, roe. Clirbens, !canto, C.a.per, Trevor. Parcae. Col ly-r. t'. dad*. Ne,ilk. Davenport. Ca& H. Cod. Rarefy, Cawdnr, Penn, Saber, Calvert. M. aragarae. U rn . c•rinall.nse, Have. Snell. Arthar Staubope, Cloacae. a:. .„ Ryas, I. Rat 0. and Glow. m a t i .c.„.—w e Aneit, &with M. 4111102, tiriberbert. S. g m ; ~,, (Vvert, Dargarr. Anfna, Hale, stub b.pe. Denim, Fregaasatin, and Cheer. • ?..dr e S.gutti., Manners. two Nino. ra. Pule% two T.., pa 04, nervar , -.:., I).Awand. two &Ct. lA.neas. H. ... 'set, Main. Vic-neck, Who, M. Burrerns. • . t .1-.4, V. a, me, two Got:altar ez, Antos. 4...p10ta, Lau b ig• Aar. -y. h cc. and {Assiut. FASIIIONS FOR APRIL. TWO ETINING Da a .—t. An Evening Drefs of anuOin; the back made plain and very low; the fronts form I of a half ((pare of the fame muffin, which is faftened on ea • °Junkier, drawn full antis the bofom, and tied in a bow before; a full tucker of the fame under it. The &cites full and drawn up in the middle with quilled or puffed ribbon ; the train arty long and trimmed round the bottom with the fame as the nerves; the head ornamented with a fibrer net, open at the t p to admit the hair in large curb. White fhoes. 2. A white crape drefs over a fattener flip, made very low over the bofom with a lace tucker; the flecvsz drawn up with Reel ornaments, and trimmed round the bottom with ribbons and fled ; the bottom of the train trimmed with the fame as the fleeces. The hair draifed in the molt falionable manner, and "nu:mental with a gold band. Haan Da ass,.-1. Hat of white lace overpink Patin; the hat turned up In freest to thew a pink crape cap ander it,—.Drefs of plain main. 2. A lace cap over white Patin. Handkerchief of worked or embroidered muffin. 3. A straw bonnet with a dome crown. ♦ Drefs of plain muflin. The head ornamented with a twig of mullin fattened on the right Gde, one end falling over the right thoulder. 5. Evening &els of peach-coloured talky; the fleeces of white fatin, with full epaulets the fame as the drag, drawn up and trimmed with white ribbon. Turban of fain, ornamented with blue feathers (Waned on the left fide and falling over the right. GZNERAL OBStRITATIONS..—The molt fantionable colours are, pink and pea-green. Pelices are fuperfeded by fur tippets or white cloaks. Straw hats of various &apes with dome crowns are becoming generaL Ornaments of gold s fitter. or fteel, arc univerfally worn in full draft PARISIAN FASHIONS. Si: days of line weather have produced great changes in every part of the milieu. Several facia pciiffes have been already replaced by Ihort perkale robes. Jackets trimm. d with lace r have, In fome initances, fucceeded to fpenccrs trimmed with fwanfdown. Veils, even parafola have re-appeared, and feocral do-en of cropped heads have Omen themfelves. Suppole the hair as &oft as pofflible in the nape of the neck and behind the ears, long upon the crown of the head, aud collet:led in a pyra midical bunch or flat upon the fOrehead, and you will have an idea of the two new Winona of crops. Hats, which aro much more common than turbans. are turned up in front: when they are eta round nape, or refemblea bow a. t, when they are ob long. The favourite colours are rote, lilac, barbel blue, or jonquil. We fee feveral hats of the latter colour, ftriped with narrow black velvet. We begin to fee white ftraw hats with the leaf turned up, and trimmed with role ribbons. Yellow flews are very rare. have the leaf very. narrow, and are trim med vt Ila white ribbons. Coloured ceftufes, cruffed upon the Lack in a double X, are Rill worn. The 'heves of the white perkale robes are long and fuU, without being puffed. 17&L - Eitikiticia — L The Rev. Vrazhan Thomas, A. M.Fillovr of Corpus Chriftl Coliege. Oxford, is appointed one of the Preachers at his Ma jeßy's Chapel Royal, Whitehall. BIRTHS. OP Sunday, at his honk in the Polygon, Soma•, Town, the Lady of William Godwin, Efq. of a fon. On the aath ult. at Edinburgth Mrs. William Frafer Tytler, Of a fon. MARRIED. On Tuefday evening, by fpecial licence, by the Right Rev the iap of St. David's, the Right Honourable Lord Mont gooterm to the Right Honourable Lady Mary Mootgemoy. On the sad alt. at Cheftcr. John Ingleby, Efq to Mtfollufan Hughes, fecund daughter of John Hughes, Efq. of that city. On the at ft uk. at Glafgnw, John Bannarync, Efq. of Lon don to Mils Findlay, eldelt d a ughter of the late Robert Find lay, merchant in Olafson , . At &Muter. Cornet Beverly, of the 4th dragoon guards, to Mils Clements. At 604, Bas. Waller. of Limerick, Efq. to Mira Doherty olnl on daughta• at James Doherty, Efq. of Kcdr , ar hn Wililollll. Efq. of the county of Wicklow, to Mira of Phibiborough, daughter of the late Peter Wilton. EN. of DameAtreet, Dublin, bonirfeller. On the Egli of January, at ?Amdahl, in Norway, Pidu Monk of iftdAlanfand, to MIA Harriet Abifley, dub ter el Mr. Jacob AlnCey, of Newallloepon-Tyne. At iltephiseelpsen, Dublin, W. Hoban'', Eft to MAI Ma ternity. eldeit dater of Arthur Otichefter Macartney, El. WMiam Dreirtio, If* of Liafnunigh, u Mift Anne UOIV, of Lyrecotut. DIED. Wcolnefday Wt, ahlds feat near Ealing. Middlefes, in the nth yew of his age, Thomas Devailib, Efq. many years an emin. at Audiooter Lately, at ityde, lee of Wight, Mrs. Houghton, many ran • refpedable Inhabitant of that place. On Saturday evening hit, Mrs. Atkinfon, wife of William Addition, Fig Cannowftrect. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW Marring • • •• •• • 4S minutes after to Afternoon ERUPTIONS IN THE FACE T'HE ineon fi ßent de/Chine of alai who reeoM mend External Applicationa for Internal Complaints is obviated in the following Ample queltion: Will the fur With adheres to the bade of a bade, or boiler, be rtmoved by wrath , ing the made? The fame companion may be made rapedilog the human frames Can an internal complaint be ronoved by an external application? Theft qualms are left to be anfwered by every Reader, which will Rive the ridiculoufnefs of inculcat ing this doetrine, while the Itsrallibiky of Dr. BRODUM's BOTANICAL SYRUP is evinced in the num:ordinary Cures that daily appear in the Papers, partied' , ly In cafes of tin. almve nature: Dr. liralsatt, u a regular Phytkian, has been known many year, and not as a Noßrom Vender. His motive for pobliting this advertilement, is to fecure the Health of the Pub lic from the danger that attends external application, which, to his knowledge, has proved WA to snug who have placed in it au Improper confidence. To there who have revelled in the midnight cap, or madly drained nature of her rielent nines, by unreitrained or licenti ous love, or by the horrid felfifls paws of Dlogenes, this refto rave will render all parable arSitaner • and, if the vital powers be not entirely clanged, it will gr adually repair the mdan choty ea. Ladies of any time of life may, by this medicine, he freed from one of the ma alidUng diforders incident to the fez and at a certain period it is Irma highly 'ireful. In all nervy.* affedfcen, lownefs of (pints, tremblingi,lors of memary,impaired virwr, and the numbctlas fymptorns of im paired and tottering (institutions, whether &rang trans a life of itsaCtivity,intewsperanee, or inattention to health, its dicacy has avabed thrwaghowt the three kingdoms univerial and Impe -1 racial Marty. By arid perfeverance in Its ufe, it cheers, bness,snd invigorates the whole nervous ram, and gives new tone to all the vital fan Lions, of which numbed& tarsus can be ausiebed. .% mu, not* medicine. enomnfcrl of force of the eholeeft Dalian's aid ilrength,o en in the whnic inateria medico; and be part.eularly appik...bie to thole whore oonttinitioni are related by extrenv . weskwas adul debility, or broken by annating es• I 4.10. hodutynces. nu Doi aekal Syr., and Reftoratice Nervous Coral.d.to he bad at the Dodoes brisk, No. 9, Albion-ltreet a 7 &ors from Jae Lemmas /Admen, Surrey Sde of Blackfriambeidge, in hotsk, at it u. tie. 6d. and 6s. oil, (duty included) at Withers, (late Coekel7s) Medicine Wart:hook, 291, Strand ; Shaw and tdwards. St. Paul's Church yard; and beennand, No :26, Bilhognatedreet Without; W. Bulgin, Printer and Boat ' Idler, at his Medkinal Warchnuie. Noy, Winc-Rreet, who has received a large and frets ruppiy; ThonipiVe and Mills, Caltk-fire..; Bmwne, 'rainy • C. Routh. Bridgwanxt ; Reed and Sheppard, ; hieyler and Cratwell. Bath; Meas. Gasdby, Sherhonie ; Mr. Rada% Glaveeder; Mr. Tyntha, Weer-ate: Mr. Trewsnan, fluter ; Swinney, Birm ingham ; Spillury and Co. Mary-ilreet, Dublin; and by all Printers. Booldellers, and Vandal of Modieinos ha the 'Ouse Kingdoms. The Medi:lnc may be t!ad every lay. A it bask m aim equal to be lea& eon. "THE PUPS DROPS of LIFE, OrVeccrest." . 16 1 colelwated The relief and cure of Difor dere of the Head, Stomach, an Bowels, Liver Complaints Patilltation of the Heart, Nervous Affeeloaa, lndifpolitlons o Females, and molt Cafes of Debility. Pre; aced (only) by I'. M. LUCAS, V.D.M. Road, near Bath. Sold, by (pedal appointment, wholefale and retail, by Merl-. H. and W. Humphries, No. 87, Fleet-itreet, and No. a, Hay. market ; 'Mr. G. Long, No. 13, Great Newport.ftreet, Long- Acre--attail, Mr. Tabart, New Bond-Brea Mr. Putiey, , New ington Cciifeway ; Mr. Le ,thwalt, Royal Luls.,nge and b' the principal Veuders of genuine Medicines in the United Kingdom, America, and the Weft Indies, in bottles at as. gd 6s. a is. and 22/. duty includr.d.-.-N. B. There is a faving of ts. on the tts. bottle, and of 9s. on the 22/. ditto —For Parti culars fee the Evangelical Magazine for March IBc3. ••• Mr. Lucas impreffed with gratitude for the favour. conferred on him, while in London, by the Nobility, Medical Gentlemen, &e. begs leave to obferve that he may be en:l4'BM perfonally at his boufe, Road, WA/ Bath, or by Letter, free ot Portage, encloling the ufual Fee (One Guinea.) - For COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, &c. PEC MEAL ESSENCE of COLTSFOOT. THE Herb Coltsfoot, called Tuffilago by the Ancients, was diftingulfhed by them, as Its name farm*- , catty conveys, for its Excellence in the Curs of Coughs and other Pulmonary ffiomplaints ; and this Efferice has, in the Courfe of a long ?make, been found the molt fare and effec tual Remedy for Coughs, ARhmas, 'Who:zings, Plithificky Complaints, Confumptions, Hoarfencf‘, Deflations, Catarrhs Difficulty of Breathing, and all diforders of the liseaß and Lungs. It gently opens the Breaß, and immediately gives Liberty of breathing, without any danger of taking Cold. It admirably, allays the Tickling which provokes frequemt cough log, and tatty off the unedy Sesdatiou of acrimonious Hu mours, cleanfes the finall Glands, relaxes the Fibres, and thereby enlarges the Cavities of the Vaal. Thus It regularly and quickly cures the molt obßinatc Confuniptlons co( the longeft Standing, if taken before the Lungs arc ulcerated. It cures all hulky an I dry Coughs; dilolves congealed Phleglen In the Thorax, heals rawnefs and forenefs of the Brea% Sto mach, and lungs, and gives immediate relief to thole who, through Age and Infirmity, arc deprived of Reit or Sleepow it generally coffipofes and contributes to make the . Remainder of their days comfortable and cafy. This Effencc is prepared only by James Ryan, Surgeon, to BriRol; and fold, wholefalt and retail, by Francis Newbery, at No. sy, the Ealt End of St. Paul's, London, in Bottles, price 3s. lid. each, duty Included. N. B. As nutty Perfons continually rolltake Mr. Newbery's hook particularly Servants and Meffengers, all Purchafer, arc requelted to obferve, that it Is a little out of the general I.ine of foot Paffessgers, five Doors from the Comer of Cheapfide ; and that a butt of Dr. James, and thcfc Words, are agaiiiß tbe Front of his Houfe, viz. "THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR. JAMES'► POWDERS." "The LORD bath confect Medicines Co grow out of the Earth, and he who is wife will not abhor them, for with inch doth He heal Men, and take away their Pair.4. 4 —Ecel.xxiviii 4, 7. BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE, THE BALM OF MECCA, (Price only 25.941.) is the belt Remedy in the Univerfe for NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, the moil powerful reiterative and re-animat ing BALM OF LIPE AND HEALTH, and the Weil and belt Medicine in the World. It is not pretended that thh Medicine can arrest the Progrefs of Nature, but it is aircraft , ' and proved Oat it will reftore Health even where the Conftitudon appears to br.ve been irre parably injured. This is the genuine Egyptian Balm, of which Jofephus census that the %teen of Saba made a prefent of a Tree to King Solomon, and which is ftill conlidaed in all Eaf tern Countries as a forereign Remedy foe abnoft every Difeafe More whn have impaired their health by a refldence in hot and unhealthy Climates ; the young ar either Sex, whore infir mities threaten premature old Aire. a Life of Mifery, and an early Diffolation ; and thole more advanced in year, whole tot tering faplefs Frames appear withered and abnoft warn out, are the more immediate objects of this combing ISalm,whofe be nign influence may be mended to the whole clefs of Valetudi =rhino ; forma all cafes and in all ages where the Solids are re lazed, where the molt/tauten has received a Rack, or is by at y means debilitated, this reßarative and re-animating Balm of L f : and Health wiR produce the happieft drab the cold and tre ' widow Nava will be warmed and Readied; the relaxed R. ' bres or Colt flabby fleet will be braced and rendered firm; the natd'eles will be invigorated; the anew' will be Qrcngthened : the emaciated limbs will be covered with firm fleili; the ex- Mulled weeds ern! be replenilhed; the impovaillied watery blood will become rich and balfande, and it. languid eireula don reamed to the [emotive impetus, which is the true criterion of health; the hingaisi drooping fpirits will be revived and ex hilarated; digeltion will be promoted ; in Mort the tune of the netvee will be reftored, and by tt.cfe means the whole erinfti union will be renovated. Feeblenefs, laOtude,anxiety, melan eholy, and all the deplorable fymptoms of difeafe will vanilla ; and ftrcngth, ardour, krenity, and every evidence of renovated health will be the happy rcfult of taking this ineftintable Balm ht due titre, according to the &tedious for uk which accom pany each packet. TO THE FAIR SEX. The Ilslm of Mecca is molt earndtly recommended during pregnancy, as well as at Miry other period of their lives; its fublime and refined properties, ks mild operation, and fpeeific qtfallties, are mod happily congenial to thenative delicacy of the female habit; and thole complaints of which female are more immediately fufceptible, cow fo diredtly within the benign in fiuence of this medicine; that Its timely admhalftration will naoft *Wavily fuperfede the neceffity of any other remedy. In all particular cafes it will be ativifabk to confidt the Dakar, which may be done by letter addreffed to him. No. 22, nifhopfgate flreet-Within, or to the care of my one of his wholefale agents. and enelofing his fee, (not kis than half a guinea) : and every female may red affured that ber cafe will be treated withrhe stoma delicacy, the molt fcrupulcut attention to es,ni parri cater, and the molt profound foray, by a phyfician of fcientific knowledge, very great experience, and drift integrity. A Proof of the Efficacy of that molt excellent Medicine, the BALM of MECCA, which is an infallible Cure foe all Mows Difordrrs. 'the Hon. Mrs. I'm s Le TOW was Mira to a violevt ticrrous Head-ache, Palpitation. Tremors. and nnaccenutabir diftrof- Ong foliations for tome pears t during which the vaulted fine of the molt eminent Medical Mon in the Kingdom, followed their Preferiptiotts, tared the Bath W 314111, ate. tot two (Mons, without tiled, and never received any pertuaeeat relief tin the was rccommend• d to the Proprietor of the Balm of Meera,by w►afa Adele.. and Medicines foe !us been ',Weekly Miami. (Signed) CNA ILLOTTC Tl/MI[ION hiargaret Most, Cavendills-fluart, Lo;.cleft. AiiOTHIIR I'ROOP. Mn.s MART CO AI VI. St Mr. Allston's. Lortg-Alliton, sear Briftni, was ;tinkled for many years with a molt dreadful Ner vous Dir./filer, accompanied with Hyfteric lira , and a violent fixed Pain in the Crown of her Hew!: by taking the Bohn of Mecca Ow bat obtained a perfull care._ ANOTHER PROOF. Witt: sat 9 LA. Odd Meer of the PITT lid 1- Indi man, by a relbknee in the P.Q ladles, and .11c ieveritias of the Company's Naval Service, ht which he had been engaged more than IWenty years, was reduced to a date of dehltity and general education of the gyftene, which cannot be defeelbed. The Balm of Mecca has reamed him to a better daatt at health than be cvcr before enjoyed. ANOTHER PROOF. Copy at a Letter from Mr. Sheppard. lierallener, Beata sta. - &MA Noe. sy ski A Gentlewoman, who wades In the neiehboutheoll of Brit tol, called on me this morning, to aehnowledse a very remark able Cantor/kids ihe has II col from talkiest Tar palm at Mecca; Indeed this M • of to he Gagmen*, aka- Woos. and I have myfdf wkateßed Co entwine:ins a rod of it. excciknee Ist the foregoioe inflate -4, that I Ihall t.die every op. ponunky in recommend it; and as I am quite out, 1 requelt you aria fend me a frelb fupply as Coon as parable I am, Kr, your obedientiierrant, (alined) was. turersan. Tee Balm at Mecca is prepared genuine only by Mean. Rill and Co. Surgeons, Ni as, Ilifbopfgate-Brat Within • and by their appointment k fold wholdale and retail by Mr. Withers, No. lay, Strand, (swath ►ode from Temple Bu ; Mr. Cut ler, No. 4, Gheapade ; and by every refportable Medicine Vendetta the United Kingdom. Pnea as. 9d. Any Included. TO EE SOLD BE ADCTIONo-dly Mr. SH On Monday, the 4th d..y of April, 1133, at tii• t;e:,rr Derby, at Two o'clock la tho Afternoon, habject to iu:u Conditions as will be then produced, ACAPITAL HeleSE for the refidenet of a Genteel or tole occupied la an Inn. fituat.fl on the Eamsk Cute. Lt..roy, four itur,..4 high, the no-ens to w ith Ciofeta,.Drelfing Looms, and falser very gible confleni,ll:a. having good Col Laing, Stables, flu:build ings, and a large 1-rd aal GArslai adjoining. Alto a quantity of Land WA the Wall Clok, Its Darfon lane, in the Pastille( St. Warburg's, Derby, lot cat ku . Gardens, or Building Land. The and Tax of the above Prernifes is porchafell For other Particulars apply to klr. L mas, Derby, who Win flieuethe Preto] res. " hor Ithrumatifm, Rheumatic Goui, Sciatica, Ltinibago. ach. PalCy, buligeitien, Flatulent Spa/Mock er eying Pains, general Debility and Relaxed= of the Sy Una . SPRAINS, BRUISES, CHILBLAINS. &c. -Lai UXPERIENCE has proved the ipild Iliandatrag. potters at *HUE HEAD', ESSENCE of MUSTARD; Pills and Fluid, the molt effedual remedy ever Made knout' to the world, having fuccemied in Cat ut As, dale, t nu . twenty. and even of forty yona Banding, atter ualey meats had failed, and it has aSfolujtiy cured more patients of Act above coMplaints, than all the elbediCiftd ever haft mice Public. The fluid ElSmee In (angularly penetrating and fpngdy in i ts orcation, as generally to ar.. a cure ' • EtT.AINS, BRUISES, and CIBLIILAINS, by a few applieitinni. WhltHeairt Mem of Meant k prepared and fold at as. std. each Sot, or Bottle, by lb. Jonstsros. Aputia ccwr . No .u, Greek-tercet, Soho, London: And Its reputation Is fo tmiverrally ertaHlfhed, that it may ei every MeMehm Vender in Engtantidodand, Wclt In4lcs, and Ameria- To prove= cooorm kit Impofitlon, purchatege art resin Real to olaferve, the Genuine is diatinss4&c4 by the King's Puest, and the Signature of R.Joau STUN, the Patsattug's own writing on the label of each Bottle or Box. WHEN Proleffionai Men of education and re. fpanfibility deviate from the general fyllem by the fe ledtion at a peculiar Branch. the Liwitiou of long continual fuccefs is the heft criterion of ruperiority. Tat yaws have I devoted wry predate to the atctufbre trait. ment of THREE DISORDERS. and the fuccefsful refak of sty plan plots me additional ardour to tippofe as fir as 'I ma able the ravages of thole complidota whit:Bare theme* impost ant In the istalogue of hiding infirmitipo. After initiation Into every branch as an Army Somme, formed a with at an Cab sy period of hadice to reicatehadieida. als from the tool-anent)/ uneducated Men, or the equally.lan. serous predpltancy of general PraNitioners The THREE DISOILDERS.toIite curt of which I have de. voted my attention, comprise every (pocks of VENEREAL whether: of a recent or bog daration , --Idly. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether wifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and Wily that de rangement of the fyftent In Women which is Wiwi BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difcafes are the ref* of ignorance se hafts in the treatment of a ample Gonorrhea, alulet: b indift o iStlifnaloculiy hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned eretion dam unguarded hour. By a fuperior m frith tempt:WS are curry aired, and even where others have failed, I trait that may prefame to oar a radical re-eitablintmeat. law, however, are the cafes of complieattddiArefs dm di/order, compar e d with the calamitous lituations of Men, *lto nem indulgence In a SOLITARY VICE., or the Prevalent Gaieties of a falhimable Life. acquire that Rate of Dahill* which is the ansvoidablemnfequence of Inch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fame btoods over his alifery, bat can. fully conceals his misfortune, it may be Come confulation for him to know, that although ft be an oiled of doubt or mecca. minty with ot i her Pradltfrmers, the removal of lute DER CIENCIES by the gradual progrofs of nmovatioo as theaconisoy meat of my experience. If the rites of Bacelto or V 15.14 law begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be premiers' by an early COUTlteilleioll A' this languid' dart, and in die cafes no gnat dialcukies will occur. . • Bet wise, this daciency has for years callted,t i tm Perfeveranee in findEpenfibly rtquiEte to revive the a (parks of I.ifr, and to re-animate the Confiltution. MARRIED WOMEN, who bare long beat in their esparto:lwo of a Family, may be agurod.ttl intall otolt balances full dets..Ets are curable by Metrical &lE. The SECRECY which I fo cranial to my undertaking , awl the cluallicatlons which I have Fertilised to Rate, farm the Balls ashy preeentlone, and in celneidestoe with (ash Wald, nation is given, that Mr. MEE may be eonfoked per (or by knees inelofing a fniall note) at his hook, No.s9.Asso del-Itreet, Strand, near Thank-Bar. There Is an additional entrance in Water-Rua adjoining and the name is en both the doors. M. BREE. Membcr (gibe Royal Collate a Sorrels. To T. TA YLON„ fieriest', Nay, New Bridge-Rms. Lewin SIR, Edinburgh, May s, don. IN the fpring of I 794 I Was aiflitatd with a Vent. real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for fins months ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Pkylidari„ who put a temporary &op to the virulence of the &Leak (by mercurial applications) for tome time ; but rowing, In fpkel all medicine and the advice of the Brit Cc alma+ Mae Faculty hat, war& and wade foe two years, I was reduced to a late almoß unparaßeled and beyond dekriptioo, being an entire leper. and ulcerated LOOM kid to y bend, throat, south. ode, legs, arms. &c. have hoes akernmely In &swot become ing cello; in flion, I have had from so to ri eating ulcers em my body. and nearly totally derived of flght.—lt timid ha voiwninous to particularize all my rate—.(Mice it to thy, hot never was, or ever will be, est of a more dasgerous, or et a more complicated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined myfelf,beyord all hopes of recovin ; and ' indeed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my more than mifcrable Rate. In this droadhliksation did I drape mod tniferabk eallience. till Duet rse Pairmaisnes threw in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plynamtb--my friends read It, I could not..—l fete and procured tome of your L ' FATIENT P 11.1.5. Vs bkh, by sang ;root time to time. am nowoind have long been, (niter more than fuer years in. defcribabk dillzets), in as good a hate of health as ever I en ured ; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, healthy been to me a few mono.. ago. In gratitude to Coo, and hopes Mreadering my fulovimereature (entice, I rivet you to publiik this; and Foe may at any time refer prima, who with to be Whited of the troth of this. or further particulars, me or my friends, by letter or pinion. As few cafes for badnefs will ever equal mine, and none n etted it, I have tram experieree every reafon to allure niaahind• that in your LtAltell hLLII they WU! and a furs. freethr.rd4 and radical cure, 1 m that mod dreadful rage of the Venereal l kale, which J. ceeed—e CO% IFIRMID Lyda. J. t. Prepared and Sold by the Soic Proprietor, TRONA/ TAT. Loa, Maa.ber of the Royal Goilere et Surgeons in Leedom. at his bosh, N 0.9, New aridr-ftreet ; where he will give ad vice, without a fee. to proton Wig tide Pills and will so. twee ;orients letters, if pat -aid, an the Lone term., ohlettio my in di ciftv the molt wet 'to (cagey. nu P..fts a oaam id rah having bre., mentioned. ilia st th‘ir *WU partk444r torch' by the Pruptieter. dosing cootie of more titan 16 y. us. that be ba. bad the condueting of an retentive Mk of anabolic utedizif e, and the pra&tietaniing t!•erefrort. They are alto &dd. by hi. Aprikommt. foe the ronvenitmeg of thole hying at a diflance, by Mr. Bonet. Svuth•toiolfti Edinburgh; /Gr. Meanest, Prosier. GLfgo eft out are Mr. T. refers for his addeda: m die Parham r'et 140 - 3.1- Adhan'a-fireet, ; Mr. kobertfoo s 'l' -C•ol . Neat h Oaford-Lreet; Mr. Dilborough'i, No. 7, l'ili-nral 4 vlls Dearly ("puke the Monument; Mr.theers, Dookli iler. Na Union-row. Little Tower-MU; Mr. Cellwelre, Lublin; al by we Perfon in nay confide:able tows le Grest-Dritals and &Mood, In Bozos of only ea ad saes, Wed on with fell ad rain Direedems, whereby Redone of eider Lou may cur • t hralldom with ear usd SMUT. .ONDON: Ptanted for the by )0 4 N DANiat. (14 Makka-lane, Caveat ) at the STA' Pas avec- Orrtea, Na t, Carey-Omer; andhi Lfv ri. K Casterbary-plate.Lastab. lag N o v I. 0 11 = 1 ' and it theilt a-Or atm Temple-ttar ;to oh leh searpideadvaititsbe bats& ra repdial w a &meld , 1 'f I' ; ~'., - Y