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~, - I.;\ r 0 szo3.j TIIEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, March 29, 1803, will be performed; ; TEE BEAUX STRATAG4M., .Aimwell, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; .Archer,, Mr VYER; • Mr . ; CH E R R •Stil,len, Mr. PALMER ; • • 4 Sir Cbarles Freeman, Mr. HOLLAND ; Atorinitiave,.. •Mr. HO LTA N GSWORTH ; Scrub, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. ; Lady Bountiful. Mrs. SPARKS ; aorinda, Mrs.- HARLOWE ; Mrs. Sullen, Mrs, (ORDAN tipsy,' Mrs. SCOTT ;_ Cherry, Miss - MELLON. warn t DON JUAN. On Thursday, The Hero of the North, with The SOtan ; R , , OW 311. x ll V; called The Marriap Pro. 414, =, tallaSdi oe sinxdily protium& , TrtgAtitr...Roy.u.;, covywr.cAßT) . will be performtd. joßttr 11U t:11"; - • Or, AK ENGI,ISII.MAN's,ELRF.-SIDE. The Principal Qbaraciler, by Mr—LEWls; COOKE, , • Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. 1014 NS CONF, ‘-, 11.1 r. H. 10FIN5TON!, Mr, 13LANcliA1tD, Mr. 'EMERY. Mr. WAUPY, • " Mrs. G113135,' Mrs. DAV P.NPORT, , ; And Mrs. ii. 'JOHNS WITH TRE`, DEA V -. LOVEIt On Thursday, john Bull, with The Rival Soldiers. LAST WEEK. • ORATORIOS, ,- AT_PLAY..I-MpsE-I , IkiC,ES DURING THEATRg_R(VAI.vOOVENT_GARDEN. ON WE DN ESOAI ,NEXT, Mirch .30,-- t Sol, twit i be performed A Cliti i ikNl) • , • o E Aft u ‘,l . • rom , the moat favourite Composition; of HA ND rL, YDN, ' • ' BACH .ERNE, anti PuRcELL, guct of Part 1 . . 0 a Concerto on the Grand Piano forte, • • 4 - .0 Mr. N.EATE. • Principal Vocal Performers, Mrs. BII.I.INGTON, tfiss ItI'UNIJAY, and Iliss PARKE, Mr. !MAI-IMb iris. SMITH, Mr. PENMAN, • And Nlr. INCLEDOg. Leader ot the .Band,'Nfi.. WEICHSELL. 411-1 "Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. flows to be opetlect ,at Six, and the Performance to begin qtr Re'ten al.Clack 6d. ,Gal 2s; Upper Gallery, is, Books Of t Woideto*be`hact at the Theatre. ' PlacAsdpr, the ihkel.to t bc; taken of Mr. Brandon, attic ./lox-Olitce; . . , STATE,I.OTTLV OFFICii t N. z 6, CORNIIII.L. I NA FASRS: Fltiitg i SßY a'n'ci acquaint rheii riends and'the Public, that the E N Ski STATE LOTTERY begins Draw4N E XT./v/0N DAY, April 4th. Tickets, Halves, Quatiers,t ighihs, and Sixteenths, arc now selling ,in gel t'Aftrim. Nprnhors, antt,at the lowest . prices. N. B. yrizes piaci on demand. ,_. .t A1t...14111 4 R0 2440 4 1* -- tr , fo4%`'il , l4-,VisZliti,,:t::: ~ 1 . ...': . ' N. ,BURGVSS„and SON ' take . tith early 1 ,1 opportunity of solici t i ng t h e f avours o f t h e i r Fr i ends, the tlicettOtllit; Majesty's ,Royal Navy and Aitny.,,whOnt they hat,ithe honour of fitting out during the late W a r. - StUres suf. plied 4 iiy them, as before, It for Cliannel,Ser. vice, or. ny C lir/tate, packed upon th e s h ortest notice. Such Gentlemen as may please to himour theirs with their Cottyni#sions, martely upoti their attention, both to the quality and paj . king of every article. Warehouse, N. 107,:corner.of the Savoy Steps, Strand, London. . . , • `..!? - AIt:WASAN CII E LSE. - .... • UST IMPORTED, a large. Quantity' 61;eittraor . dinary,fine PPFIMSACI Cheese, which, to the Coriolis in i s/lAtide, will be , tbund ‘vcll worth their attention ; al so 4ki , sonic NeutChatel and Chapz,''ger Cheese, New Gorgona An.: chovies for Sandwiches, White French Vinegar, French Ca pout Capers, and .New FrenCh Oliver. To be had at )ohn turgeis and Son's Warehouse,- No. top, corner of ihe Savoy §lttpi, Strand, London. .-' , •`, • • lIKING 14 B,ES, PEMBROKE TABT.ES, `,l:c. on an entire new constrottion, CHAIR anti SOFA 341 . 7: 1 , ,0UR. POST and TIiNT BEDS, with Brass . Screws anti, joints, laid various Brats by 114 Ma -s"tY's Vatent4 the -superior utility and improvements in which are so well ittio\vn; that no description Farther is re- R has a grateful . sense of his obligations-, and desires humbly to acknowledge the kind (and not small) eneouragements he bits experienced in his Business, through the generous support, and recommendations of many of "the Gantry, Merchants, and numbers of - the respeCtable part of the Public, which, by the blessings of Providence, Ns brought Iris NlantrfaCtures into estimation and cxtensive Sale, benig the Sole Proprietor of the Patents, and real tlinuaraeturer of the Patent Articles. to the . King ang Queen, 'l' heir Royal *H ighnesses the Prince of Wales, Princess Char ' !otte Wales, Duke,of ' , lark, and Princesses. His Ware houses -are No. 13 and r 4, Catherine -street, where every Article in the Cabinet and Upholstery line is made with Well seasoned Mriterials and excellent 'Workmanship. N. B. *BUTLER's FURNISHING UpiIOI..STERV WAREFIOUSE, is No. t 3 and 14, Catherine-street, eight itocis frcim 'the Strand, Nvh4re he has- construded several Tools and Machines tot-working the Patent Articles, and in cuiitradiaion to the many false assertions and insintnions, thvr,7 only the different Patent DeedS may be seen : and But. irr, appeals to the good understanding of-the Public, if it is. : Probable that any other House can manufadure the Articles .Vesper, of the tame quality. • ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER. This Day NS as published, price -13s. in boards, Fourth Volume (tor the Year itoa) of r:rNE ASIATIC ANNUALREGISTER; or, a Vi m of theEistory of Hindustan, and of the Poll. 1 1 4 t ,CollllllelCe and Literature 43 f Asia. N9"ted lur Debretr, Piccadilly, and T. Cadell and W. avies, Strap- les, - • • !he * .t 'Phis Work will 'continue to be publidhcd annually in '‘zell of January. ... 71 1itti4Yela o y Aso be had, the first and Second Volumes, g r e t -q i .::':• t yS 1799 and 1800; price 13s. each; in boards; and " Volume for the Year price res. 6d in boards ' . • ANCIE.,.NT STAINED 'CLASS. I.lr. ) BY PRIVATC CONTRACT, Separately or Together, No. 98, Pali—Mall, Lon-dour VAL LTA I3LF COI LFCT cifION r'iN E/sITCI .• J 4 STAi NE L 1) GLASS, 'for CHURCULS I P1114,1C LIILDINGS and CAM NETS, - Among &titer Sohjeels are The Crucifixion, Presentation. Last Supper. i ) rhirtyidutu of St» J4ho :vlarty rdom of St. Catherine. Assumption of tile Virgin. St. Paul at i'vtalta.. Our Saviour t Etninau... Fall of Mau. . ite Nobilit} , Clergy, anti Coil;i9rs of these rare Struh. t a nehs of the Arts, ate reAspc4fUllv entreAted to attend to the. wirn..ll % vele brought frordthe Continent, - atid are; in' AMC: ereseri , ation _ ~,,I ' L lt ersiPostLiaitl) to Mr. ctmayris.(Nsh 93,11411-5 4 4 11 ), ar. tic Altvac i ect - • -.Li.- it.. "0.• • ip 'MO NDA Y, MARCH 23, 1803. Toth* SENTLE M EN, CLERGY, rtnd FRE EROLDERS of 'the COUNTY of HEREFORD. atNrLtsszal, .rrHE very liatteriner reception I have met with upon my Canvas's, and the kind assistance l continue 3ovxperieneefr,orn illy Friends, demand my warmest Thanks `your perseverance in these exertiomi cannot fail to ensure my .success. , • The shortness of the time between this and the day of leCtion, l will, I hope, be an apology tar my not liersonally waiting nn,evcry..Fro.tholiter, and forany_ontisSions which the hurry of the occasion may possibly proddc,.. Yoptlirly appearance in nay favour on time day of Elec tron. winch is fixed for Thursday the tat instant, will add to-thetabligatlons already confetred upon • . . Your faithful and obedient Servant, • t . J. MATTHEWS. Herapr,l,, March IN 1803; Tope GEN,T LEMEN,CLERGY, and FRE EHOLDE RS of the COUNTY of HEREFORD. -, :attara.Trar.N,. • E Vacancy in your Representation having lxen'this day declared by public authority : , t14414..nue t Collwitt4t,f orn.::1114 rt, ftlo,ol the hollow' of representing Without e.Onsidcrable `!regret, but unexpetl,-d-anit Thortifying is that event was to me, 1 entertain the truest respect for the 'l: t ribunal which pronoitnced ' • It is gratifying to me, that from the circumstances on which the decision was fOunded,' I have no sell reproach, as if I had acquired your independent sulliages by unfair means. for mylopponents did nut intiinate - d , charge, or produce a testimony against me, beyond the colts anti rigid letter of the , law, nor can I consider such c,)nduet reprehensible,, which was inuthally7stipulated by ail the Candidates.. I winded consolation on this subject, your firm and affillEtiottatelattrichrnent has permanently assured it to the, and, caiimotevince my solicitude for your prosperity and in. dependence, More sincerely„ than in joun'tig the almost . uninitnous cordiality, with .which you have received the ,address ot` my worthy Filend, MAJOR MATTHEWS, to represent yottnn, the present vacancy. You. Shall find me, Gentlemen, on every occasion animat ed by the most lively and unatEreted regard for your wishes and prosperity, and ream Y toad with you, or for you, in our Cause ot this County's Independence,. and in the Constitti ,tional assertto:l of those Rights you detegated to my care, alinnst without solicitation, and which, with. pride and-pit sure I say it, have not . been, nor should have been, snlhe in my hands. I have the Honor to be, • - Gentlemen, • With every sentiment of reset and attachment, Your obliged and most gr.stefut tervanr, J. G. COTTILRELI,. Hereford, rgth March, ticl, • GRA!•4I)'SURREY CANAL. TO BARGE-.BUILDERS, &e. . OTICE to hereby give n , Th at , any P eJsons .L having TWO CANAL MUD BARGES tri dispose ; of,, from 3o to .0 Tons cAch; may deliver sealed' Propoials for the same, addressed to the Committee, itt their Office,' '"will's eotree-house, Curnhill, on Friday next, at Six u'e lock in the Evening: The Barges must be conveyed to the Battle Wharf, Rotherhithe. Further.Particutars may be learned, by to Mr" Rowe, the Engineer.; near' the King'S Atil Is, Rothettfithe,, any morning between Niue and Twelve o'Cloek. - • 11.1 arch 26, 11 PAVING,OFFICE, DUBLIN, March 7, 4 ca 33. - PROPOSALS FOR LirriNG THE -STREETS. H''l`HE DIRECTORS . 40 commtsqoNßp. , ti t übile Lamps and Globes In the City, and for keeping the sam, and the Furniture thereof, in good order, from the rst of September next, tbr one, two; or. three Years, As shall by agreed upon. The C !ober. to have a double Burner. .And they are willing, if desired, to enter into one or more separate Contract or Coo fraas tor the same. Pgopositli tCI bt, nnt, to _this Uflip; on or before the tst of May next, sealed up, and directed to the Secretary of . the Board,. and tntiorsect " Proposals for Lighting," which wilt he open,q* In ti t•isresenc it Of t he P ro p os er, or hi s R e pr esentative: , at twit: 0' Closlr. on 04.,saicl Day, titter which 134 y no Propo» will be received. • •• • ' Signed, by Order, • " ' 'W .J . 1.10 ti , Secretary. .k.MUSEUM TO BE- SOLD, 6•lnsisting of an lA . extensive Colic:lion of UA DRUPE I.)S and HIR DS, in' an excellent . sta to a pmervation, and of many iluudr,:tl Miiw.rals, FO3sils, &c. &e.. -1/Hrtiettlarz flay be knolAux and Catalogues procured, by gpplying to Mr. Way, corner of Greg Newport-street, Leicester-squkte (if by letter, to-be post paid.) AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE IN'SOUTH WALES: TO BF, SOLLI BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A PAPITALMANSION, .situate ill the low;.r. . . River fit r part of Cardiganshire, by, the Tyvy, fit. r the reception of a I.ainily at Rank and Fortune, and with it any Quantity of rich and valuable Ground, front Sato tpti Acres. -This beautiful Place is skirronilited with good Public Roadi, adorned with Woods and Water, and abounds with Fish and Game. N. 8., Half of the Purchase-meney may remain, it re quired. . Applications addressed (freeof Postage)to Mr. N. Searlett, No. 349, Strand, London • Or to ?Jr. Penny, Book:v:11er, Fore-street, Exeter, will be irrinudistely ti rwardiA to the 'Proprietor. . • •... INVERNESS ACADEMY. MHE -RECTOR of the INVERNESS ACA. 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It has been, And shall continue to be, his object to present a National Work, not unnorthy of the Nation' in ,which it appears: and he now feels !Muse it called upon to acknow. ledge, which he does with an equal mixture of pride and gratitude, that the Loss he' has, sustained; instead nt 'nishing has added very considerably to the support he has ordinarily experienced ; a lunch larger Impression or the last. Number of the Critical Review (the only one published since the Fire) having been demanded than of iloy tortner Number publi . shed tenet it 4 conuneiieement. *** Communications are requested to be addressed to Mr. S. Hamilton, tit Messrs. C. and I. Robinson's, t i aternoster. row. March at TS-9. - "t+f The?Critiail Review for March, containing the usual ra flelr importaikt:uld lutcruf.ting :AA; tor, will lltv ttb 43184 ost 3110 Atilt of 41.44 HANTS. CAPITAL NAVY and PLANK OAK TIMBER., Situate at'and neat Southwick grid Norman Court, in the County' of Hants, and within Three Mild of Water Car- ria 0 BE SOLD BY TF,NDER, in Ten Lots, I standing with the Lops, Top.t and Bark, subjea to such Conditions of Sale as are ready to be - delivered at the °nice of hlessts. Strong, Still aii4 Strong, Lincoln:L.lmi, London. TYTH E R LY, near NORMAN CO traT Lot z..ln the GQsmoor and Nis} er's.Nlead,',lso 'frees:, Lot 2. The CO4lllllOll, 360 Trees. • SO tll 1.91 1 1 CK. Lot 3i. In Great Belney, 6o r' Trees Lot 4. In Plash Wood and Creeds Mead, 25t Trees. 'At s. On Biundents , Farm, Conyhtiuse Row, Outside of Pinsky, Emery'i Lands, Ftr)ots,Litne, Park Mead Coppice, Ten Acre Cqppice,Painhatn's 1 , 4414 and Crooked Walk, 119 Trees. Lot 6. In Sawyer's WOod, sso Trees. Lot 7. 'ln buvett's Wood and Pigeon }louse Farrn; 2453 Trees. Lot 8, In Dunsland Coppice, "Fat Coppice Newland Moor, and Farehatri's Garden, 477 Trees. Lot 9. The Forest, 911 Trees. Lot re. In Shoot Hill by Stocker's, Prior's note Lane, Webb's Vann,' (tale's Farm; ussel's Coppice, Shoot Hill Lane, Drallick's Firth, and Cole's littim , The whole of the Timber in the Southwick Division is situate within eight miles of Portsmouth and thiee of Por c heater, which may be mewed by applying to I.Villiatn Webb, at Potwell, or Nicholas Geary, Creech Lodge, near South wick. 'Fite Tim4er on . the Tytherly Division is situate within three tttiles dt thet anal tram Salisbury to South 11:1 i) ton, and may bevievc'etl . by applying to Benjamin Ilteedy, the Wood man 114;it Ns:lllnm Conn, in the 1 2 .614 ux . Ty 0034. • : 41? p, 4,tt t t . .., ~,.. 14. • 1 lAl 7'" ti ~ , 44 .14 1:441_ , , ,.. ~ e)-.k.,.. ..,, t. ,, „,ft.mi l -........„, - , ..i.4,...:,.. ..,.... x ,„„ : „ it ~.4. • !fii.; ' ,1 1 , ' i' fit.. : • ):- 1,,...i. f r, - -: - • 44 .,.. "itl.9lN.l".itii iIPICE SIXYF,I4..* A' 4Sr INDIA HOUSE, Afirgett t iSos. . THE COURT of DIRE.CTO,RS a, thi UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENti4 LAND tradirg to tke .Eaut Indies., do-here ! ), give Mare, .That it is their intention to receive applications, on or he4re the 3t17 September, from the 41,Tc...ham:J. wanting Tonnage ,for the Expo;l Goodr to India,. ,r -such which ire to he pel in the ensuing Quarter ; and On or heivee the sisi Drceigher, 3tet March, and 3cah June, Jr suet: Goads the Alerikants ore 'desirous of s'hipt beg in each.Qyarter, jollOwing such awe, ; and that it it their intention also to firrnish Tonnage f.:l- any Quantity, :sti r Madeira lVlue n.chichmay he required 6. l'ersons willing t Slip the same for India, upon simlig applications. Particulars of the Rates 0 4 Freight ; &c. ‘ l,r the first Shipc of the Season, are to he teen lit the !fire of the lbq 07;3i:ince Shipping. It'ILL:11.1! R. A I 31.?:41", LAI2.Gi and ELEGANT tiooSE, nt.t,:ir BAT it; TO OE. b.E TT, tJN UttNLSi-Et?ll' far a Thrn of Years, 7 1 ClAand C Modern.built„. Elegant, onvenknt no E {the Property of Dotioc . Parry)., lately pied by Fearful Bourke, - Esq situate on t',1.1 . 40 ME R 111 L L,- a few minutes walk from the ROyol Cresceni ) and - now 'tie tar immediate reception t together with a large f.; ilitlet above: the House, %wit cropped, and stocked with choi‘est....Fruit .Trees in full bearing and perteeilon, and one Shrtibbery; . itle.4 light:Oily laid out iitsliady Serpentine Walks. 'The l'rernises are so well known, a.id eelt:brated for the beauty or the situation, as to require no further For Price, ple3se to apply toiN r: Plum, No. g , Joh n-street, Bath. Letters must be. poa-paid. • " The Lord bath caused Medicines to grow out of the Earth, antid.e who is wise not abhor them, for watts 111,1411 oth e. heal Men, and take away their Ecci. xxxviii. 13YwilNE PROVIDENCE. T 4E 'A" "F MECCA, (Pricc only Its. 9(1.) is the hest Remedy in the Universe for NZ itVoUS COMP LAI N VS, the most , ppmrtift restorative am) re animating BALM ut LtirE and itEALTH, and the safest enci„,test ttletlici,ie in the World. . • It is not pretended that this Medicine can arrest the er r ,. gri:s.s of Nature, but it is asserted and proved, that it 'WM re $ store Health even whore -the Constitution appears to hive been irreparatily injured. This is the Egyptian Balm. of whicii osephns"tells us, that the Queen or Satm made a present of a tree to King Solonetn, and Mitch is still considered in all Eastern Countries as a iltivereign almost ever) disease. Those win . ; have unpaired their health • 'by a residenc...n hot and unheaithe Climates ; the vow.; of either , Sex, whose intirritities threaten premature old age, a I„iti, of AiLisery,, and an early dissoliition t and trace more ad winced in. yeari'i, witple. tottering 'sapless frames al,r, i r withered and almost worn outs are the more immediate ob.. •jeels or this Soothing Law; whose tie dien indite:nee may' be extended to the whole class 'of valetuilniatieess for rti ajl case:.; 311 d in all ages where tpc solids are telexed, whore the constitution has received a shock, or is by any - means tate.l, this restorati se and , re . -animaring Balm of life anti p ro ,h ice the happiest effttels : the cold awl .mulinas.nerves will be warmed an steadied ; the relaxed fibres or suit flabby flesh will be braced and rendered firm t, •. the muscles will be invigorated, the si news w ill be strength coed, the einxiated limbs will—he covered wit; firm thc'eith.tUstc..ti will he replenished, the impoverished watery blood will become rich and balsamic, and its tangent circulation restored to the sanative impetus, wiiich is the tat* criterion of health ; the languid drooping spirits Will be re %rived and exhilarated ; digestion will tie promoted t.in,short, the tone of the nerves will be restored, and by these him% the whole constitution will be renovated. - Veebleness, s:tinic, anxiety, mi:lancholv, arid all the deplorable symn toms of disease.will vanish; and strength, ardour, st.'reuit% and every evidence oh renovved health wi:l be nappy re suit of siting this inestimable Balm in du,: to the itire;dtens roe Ott whien'aceoinpany each paeltct... TO THE• FAIR SEX. • The Balm of Mecca is nt',st earnestly recrimme.ll,l dozing pregnancy, as well as at every other, period' of rl, , r ilres , its sublime and refined properties, its mi . lct epecari...n, specific qualities, most happily cOngeunt to t:tc restive delicacy of the leina!e. habit • and those c9mpl :i i h r s of which teensy,;are more immediattAy Susceptible, come'so Within the beni ; ;it influence of this rnedieine, that its' timely administration Will most assuredly supersede the necessity of any other remedy,: In .11 particular cases it will be 'ad to consiiit' the' 1.)0.16r. ‘4lliLlt may 42 clone hi , ictrer addressed to him, No. V, flishepsgate-street Within, or.to the care of any one of his Wholesale Agents, and enclosing hi s lee ( not l ess than naif.::Nuinz4): and every timiale tifey rest aisureti that her case wilt be treated with the utmost de ffeacy, and the mot scrupulous attention to every particular, and the roost profound secrecy, by. a p:,yjeian of scientific .knowledge, very great eXperience, and strict int egr i ty. A Prof of the 'Efitcacy o r that most excellent Mcdicine, the BALM of MECCA, which is an infallible Cure for dl Nervous Disorders, The Hon, Mrs. Twislettut was sUbjen to a violent 'Ner vous Head-ache, raiinlatighs, Tremors, and unaecountanly distressing sensations for Some year's, durinx <OllOl she con.. suited st o ne of the tilos! entineigMedcal Alen in the Kink. dram, followed their prescriptions, used the Bath Waters, rec. for two seasons, without etikel, and iieve.r'received any p•ripnelit relict till she waS rect,mnienthat to t fOrit :tvr or tit i Balm of Mecca, by whose advice.4aLl ;' ,, k.:lCitlcS she ;- has ban) perfealy restored. . (Signed) ,• CHAR Lovra . Twistyrou. Itfargaret-street, C.ivencli;;lt-bquav, London. ,ANOTHER PRO-OF. Mr. 8011, Miniature Painter, No. tor, Pall-Mall, wt afflicted with a Nervous' ;old, Kheurriatie Complaint for eight }ears, WWI ii t ased sa much, notwithstanding Ito had Ow best aoVjec, - t from the contlision his head, the violent pains in his , limbs, he w)is autirehensive that he should never be able to finish a porn - AGO - Rut al 'PO uess the'Prince of Wales, which he war; ,0 1 „ 0 lie was recommended totry the balm of 'ter.:c4, by ta A i4rerm he w,ts wonderthlly relieVed in less than six weeks by cont hating the Medicine, with the Pottor's'Advivc, a perfect Cure. . ANOTHER I'ROOF. 'Mrs. Maty , Coates, at Mr. Ashton's, Long-Ashton, near Bristol, Was .afflieted tin many years with a most dreidlul. - Nervytts Disttnter, aecompanied with Hysteris Fits, 'and a violent fixed Pain in the Crown of her :by takily, the Balm 9f Mecca she has i obtaitied a perlectl Cure. ANoTniz. It PRO ,- ,) F. Stokoe, Esq. Chief Officer of the Pitt Eist.- I ittliainan, by a Residetwe in.the East Indies, - and the Seve.- titles of the Company's Nalial.Service, in WhiLh he Bart lit eti engaged more than Twenty Year, was reduced to a state. of debility and general relaxation of the Sr4teni, which cannot 'he described. 'flie Balm of Mecca has ic4ioral hiru tt bet.. ter stare of health than he ever before cnjoyect. ANwrit F. R. P ROO Copy of a-Letter from *Mr. Sheppard, B.okseller„ Bristol., al Bristol,' Nov. 25, iS*3. A Gentlevvotnart, who resides in the tofl3r 8. tol, Galled on use this morting, to acknowladge a very re.. niarkabip Cure, Which she etu % has experive emu taking the Balm or Mecca; indeed this i%ledictile-appears to be so ;;elie. rally efficacious, ' and I have niy4ell witnessed ;;0 convir,-;ing a proof °fits excellence In the bureg.iccii yi!,:tame, ttK:t I shall take every opportunity to recommend :t; and as I gilt quite our, I request you will send tur a fresh ,suppiy as soon d$ possible. I am, Sir, your obetliot Setivanr, (Sitned) WM. SatP,ARD. '- The Balm of Mecca 14 prepared, genuine tulip Mcisrs. Bail and Cu. Stirgenns, No. u, Bishopbgatt...sfreet Hir t ; anti, tttheir avpointinunt, is Sold whult:,,iie ietail by Mr. Withers, No. 229, Strand, 7th 10 - watt trout l'e-ittpic liar ; Mr. Butler, N. 4, Chcapsittel and by evety re..,i)tatbto ]Medicine Vatitt kt the L.lkk:tt Kitt s yut. Priric a 4. 9(1, Duti included. • TO THE FACULTY. , • TOTING . GtNILEMAN, perfally fed in the different 13r . tiches of Surgery, Pharmacy, and Midwifery, wishes eithe r tai engage with any G'entlernan whom it may suit in a Partnership, or wouldzive ,l'reatiunt for a Fixture, adequate to its value. Letters, rust paid, addressed to Y. Z. 'at Mr. Mogan's,. be attended to. S,.