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y' , NUMBER 3325.] e.• NINETEENTH TIME. THEATRE-ROYA.-L, DRURY-LANE. TO-MORkOW EVENING, IVlav 17 1803, • will be performed a new Comedy, in Five Acts, called THE MARRIAGE rROMISE. , • . • • - The Charaaers by • Mr. C. KENIII,LE, Mr...DWYER, Mr. DOWTON, Inr. HOLLINGSWORTH, Mr. JIANNISTER, juu. • Mr. PALMER, Mr. POPE. Mr. POWELL, Mr. fISHER, Mr. MADDOCICS, Mr. PURSE'R, Mr. SPARKS.. !Mr. EVANS : Mrs. POWELL, Miss MELLON, Mrs, SPARKS, Mrs. MADDOCKS, and Mrs. JORDAN. To which will be added (for the sth time this Season), the - Romance of LODOISKA. • , OST, On Sunday Eveni ng , betw e en Eight and Nine o'ClDtk, ing from the Bacon, in the Green-Park, to Hattotrect, - Covent-Garden • . _ . A SlLVgit HUNTING WATCH, IVl4lce'r;ti Name Walker, with Black Ribbon and Pebble Seal. Whoever has tOund the same. and will bring it to P. Pigott, Linen -draper No. H. Kiii,l-street, Covent. Garden, shall receive ONeqUINEA kEWARD. IRISH POPLINS. - :" RCHER 4nd HAUGHTON, , Manufatiurers .1 - 1. to Her Majesty, the Princes and Princesses, very re spedfully inform the Nobility and Gentry,• that• they have tow manufaduret, and ready for their inspedionot large and elegant variety of their • much admired Poplins and nets, plain and figured ; *also - 1 talian and Cyprus Sarsenets, `Black Sitks of all Descriptions; •Hombazeens, Bornbazets, and every . other article for FamilyAottrning They entreat Ladies residing in tile Country, to write for Patterns, front they 'I which rby buy to the same advantage as if in London, the fixed lIEM)Y MON E , Price being Marked on each Article. Tabbtre.as Ira Furniture,made immediately to tow ratterti.—No..S, .klenrietta-str,,:t,,Covent-Garden. , MMDS:VONE HOLLANDS GENEVA. MA IDB TONE 1-101 ,LANDS GENEVA PMaritifaaured Muter :Authority of Parliament) by (3 ,,,EPR‘Gg- Alsjityp sold at their Warehouses I ' o . lc , Q . :teen ithe Dock. Upper Thames-street; London; lerPool, Manche,iter, and Distillery, Mindstone. sale orders 7s, 6d. per gallon, retail orders Bs. ditto, delivered to any part of London free of oil - mkt. ' N. B. No quantity less than Two Gallops can be sold. No. to, Queen klithe Dock, Nay 11,.1303,: CHURCH I'4FERIIENT. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON'FRACT, A PERPETUAL MWOWSON iihour forty A. miles west of Lonilon,.of the yearly• or toot. exclusive of Ninety Acroi of Glehe. Thq Ilomc and 0 fiticcs are in excel icnt repair, and the situation piteXceptionable. For further Particulars apply-to Mr. Tyndall, Solicitor, Lincoln's inn i fields ; or to Mr, Matlitws, Solicitor, No. reathersfone Buildings. I lolhorn. NEXT P.I; ES ENTA,,TION, TO A VERY CONSIDERABLE. LMNG. ANY.Gattletnitii, a respoaltie Attorney, may have a.referenee, by applying to Messrs: Richards, Wart, and Evans, Stationers, WiPcltc-stlect, Temple car. No. Broker Peed apj>ly. ISLE OF WIGHT. TO'BE SOLD BY PRIVA'FF. CONTRACT. AMost desirable PLOT of FR F.. EliOLn LAND forbuilding upon, well suppliml with Spring Water, containing Six :Acres; situate near East Cowes, and Jtaiving a: full View of and sloping to the Sea. About au Acre and a Quarter of the Land is 'already laid out in Planta tions, For further particulars and price, inquire of Mr. Tackson, Cray's.inti,stitiare ISLE OF VVIGIIT, . - . TO BE LETT, free imin all Piirochial .Taxes, and imtne - diate Possession given, rAIRFIELD HOUSE, in every respect conve. nient .'or a genteel Family, containing two Parlours in 1 ' 1 ' 6 1)1, font Bed-rooms on' the Second Floor, and three Chambers on the Attic Story; large -kitchen under ground, Cellars and suitable Offices attached, with a plentiful sup ply of expellent Water; a Coach-house that will contain tWo carriages, and Stabling tbr Five Horses I a neat G.irden. in front of the House, with a large Kitchen Crardene and five Acres of Meadow Land adjoining. The above desirable House is situated six miles fminNew port, and 'commands very extensive and pitturcsque VieWs of the interior of the Island, and, which for salubrity of Air is unrivalled, being only a short distance front the Sea ; the inks round it art beautifully, dtiersified ; in fifteen minutes theaunimitof St. Catherine's Hill is gained, which to the Sbuth prtlients a View of the English Channel as tar as the eye c an c o mman d ; to t h e N or th is a protrivel of nearly the Whole of thv.: Island, Portsmouth,• anti the distant Hills in Ilants'and :iusiex,, and to the West is a Vicw of the New rarest and adjacent Conntry. N. B. -An Etraud Cart relit passes the House three times a week to and frotn Ne ss isof t . PaTticulars may be-known, by Letter, post-paid, to Mr. Silverloek, Uplthaerer, Newport. ' CITY. 'of - BATH— LI BR A RY, kc. • FOR SALE 13Y AUCTION, By Mr. PLURA, (irk order or the Executrix) • On Tuesday, May 17, and following Day; at Eleven Seleti;V4lnable, • and Genuine LIBKARY 1 of CFIOICE. ROOKS, in neat Condition, of Chris topher i Esq. lately deceased, mostly n thogng-• • lish 'Language ' favourite Authors; all the modern .Travels, Voyages, &c: &c, removed to the Great Room, No. 9, John street, A, Capital .Teleseopc .by Gilbert;. another ditto; Two Guns and Case. • •-. Also some liritne _HOUSE 140 LI) URN IT UR E, .Capi. tat' Eight Day Clock, very tine China, Glass, and other Valuable Etreeis. The Books, divided into 100 Lots, will be all sold on wca. rtusday, May tB, at Eleven. - ittpwoßTH, fiIIFFOLIc.—FREEHOLD With small part CO P VllO I.li, of tz7 Acres. TO 13E SOLD RV - AUCTION, Ey PETER COXE, BURRELL,- and FOSTER, At'C;a Coliee-hciuse, Cornbill, Yiti DAY, May.2co, at Twelve o'Clocici . very. ile.irable FitEEHOLD, and small - part : .C t rPY:II LI) ESTAT E, cOnsisting of All execetlibg V. iriti - house,.eligibly situate near the Tucopike Road: led ding fi - 0111 Bury St. Edmund's to . Norwieb avid Yarmouth, ‘ vith ' at 'and ;OA. 'lit. 33P. (bY vey), yf r4cli Aritige,.Nleadow, and Pasittre Land, with va.. Itiable right of COM,lnf in on th e Coining/1S in Hepworth the whole under Lease to, and in the occupation of Mr.. John ' 5141113 w s Y"Lulginart, at au old low rent of lost. per artnum. The Egtoe..is Freehold, ex.cept tracris Copyhold, of the hlanor of Ite:vei Hall, in Hepworth, 'subjedl to rite custom, ' arY quit -rents amounting to tl. 7s. sd, 'tor annum; a '" l t 9 a r"3-rent.of zs. per aniutin. Ilepwortl: s distant irute,i ft 011) Harti ng , ';e) from lino, St. St. Edmunt ;3 trom Stowalarket';' and S tra&Thet ford, all s. good Corn Markets. ' May be YivAl.:d- r-1 days preceding the Sale, on appllcation to Mr. Yo3.thiiinan, the te o J4t. Partit.ulars may be hart' of Spar:ice,' EsqtYalshain - s ,,tfiti;tlk I at the Angel Inn, Ilur x Si. Edmund's ; George, I '-vnetroed ; White Min i , StaNVltlArtet at Lloyd's -and . Gar raway'si of Messrs. ROuke and t.7rislibp,'Armourerf'Hall, 4 4Pletnap,Street,and of Messrs. Peter CoXe,,slhirtell aillt Na.- .Ter t Tlirp6rortoli 844:4 Wiwi; vlanOt the Ebtate may be rit Est DENT, His Grace the Duke of BEDFORD. Ho - Collection. WELCH)* FEMALE PILLS, • , • tr), Is • 1‘a :!..! 4 ) for • prix - -• a A j 441M10.%* MONDAY, MAY x 6, 1803. FESTIVAL of the ROYAL JENNERIAN SOCIETY, for the EXTERMINATION of the SMALL. PDX. PATRON, THE '(INC. PATicormss, THE QUEEN, ViCE-rATRONS. His Royal Highness the I'IOI4CE of WALES', His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, , His Royal Highness the DUKE of C.I.A RENCE, ',- His Royal Highness the 11 11 .1KE of CUMBERLAND, His Royal Highness the DUKE of GLOUCESTER. vice riestosNrs . . The Archbishop of CANTERBURY, The LORD CHANCELLOR; . • The Duke of DEVONSHIRE,. • The Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND" The Marquis of WO RC ESTER, Thu Earlof SHREWSBURY, The Earl of DE,I-illY, The Earl of WESTMORLAND, The Earl of BERKELEY, The Earl of EG R E.MO NT, • The. Earl of HARCOURT,. rite Earl of HA RDWI Earl SPENCER, Earl ST. VINCENT, The Earl of DARNLEY. The Earl or 1.161E10e K - Lord Viscount ME LVI GE, The Bishop of Lt)?: DON, The Bishop of DURHAM, Lord Viscount CASTLE it EAGII, Lrd ELHAM, Lord SOMERVILLE, Lord ROUS, Lord CARRINGTON, Lord GARDNER, Right Hon. C. ABBOT, Speaker of the House of Com mons, Rt. lion. CHARLES PRICE, Lnrd Mayor, M. P. Rt. Hon, iIENRY.ADDINO CON, M. Right lion. 'WILLIAM PM', M. P. Right lion. Sir lOSEPH BANKS', Bart, K. B. lion. Admiral BERKELF,Y. M. P. Hon. CHARLES 'AMES, FOX, M.P. • lion. CHARLES 'GREY', •NI. P. Sir HENRY MI LDNIAY, Bart. M. P. Sir FRANCIS BARING, Bart. M. P. Sir )OLIN NVM. ANDERSON. Bart, . • Sir WM. c, RTIs, 'Bart. M. P. EUW. IENNER, NI, D. JOHN. JULIUS kW; ERSTEIN, Esq. • THOMAS BERNARD, Esq , TuitMSON SONAR, Esq. • " HARVEY CHRISTIAN COMBE, Esq. M. P. JOHN FULLER, Esq. M. P. • ABRAHAM G()LDSMiD, Esq. • • C HIBEERT, Esq. WM. S. VO'YNTZ, Esq. M. P. • HENRY THORNTON, Es q . M. P. R. it. SHERIDAN, ES q . M. . . GEO. T 1 ERNF,Y, -Es q . NI. P. WM. SMITH, F.s q ..M. P. - BEN. TRAVERS, Es q . SAM. WHITBREAD, Esq..M. P. ' WM. WILBERFORCE, Esq, M. P. THE FIRST ANNUAL FEStIV AL of the Governors and Friends 01' this SOCIETY will Ix: holden at the Crown and Anchor Tavern In the Strand, TO-- MOR.ROW, the 17th of May inst. Wog the uutm DAY of Dr. lENNER. " • " terzw apt. The Earl of Eminent Wm. Vaughan, Esq. Lord. Carrington j. C, Lettsom, M. DA The Lord Mayor Henry Cline, Esq. Sir Walter Farquhar, Batt -Henry Hoare, Esq. Thomas Esq. Roht. ThOrnton,. Esq. M. P. J. F. Tutrm, Esq. David Pike Watt - S.. EA', Dinner will be upon the T thle at Five - o'Cloek preosely• Tickets cos. 6d. each, may be had after the loth inst. of the Secretary, and at the Bar of the Tavern. CHAS. MURRAY, Secretary, No. tg, Greville-greet, Hatton-Garden. *.° Those Governors who do not meive Tickets, will at, tribute it to their Address not being known, and will please to sendlor them to the Secretary. . t' for the C reen Sickness and other Disorders incident to young FeIII4IVS. The fallowing instances of their unoonumn efficacy, are worthy the attention of the afilideil, To Mrs. KI:ARSLE'Y. II A AN, Twickenham, Fcb. se, • Ileave to return you - most g raceful , thanks in the name of Sarah . Noyes * . whoin recommended to your kind benevolence, the,other tisty, in a very iii state of health, viz. a particular Disorder in winch your justly a m o u s %Vetch's Female_ Pills are so particularly recorn lin.nded; it it needless for me to observe to you, _ how much better she finds herself from only taking ono box, as no dorioi you kvill have ocular demonstration when shy. deliverS this farther request for a repetition of your kindness in my name ; you will no doubt hive, trots) her`own Mouth, how much better she is in constitution is in ex.,rmal appear_ alio, and can assure you, with the greatest resped, yt,ii have at all times my utmost wish and consent to snake the above Cas4; as public as you think proper, and rater any Person or • Persons who doubt the same to ' Madam. _ .L • • . Your most obedi e nt humble Servant. • C. GREENLAND, Bookseller. star:AM. . Twickenham. March 9, tires. • 'Tis with infinite pleasure I address you once more in be half of Sarah Noyes...who. has received so muchbenefit front only boxes' of your truly valuable Medi cine, viz. Welch's Female Pills, as to-enable her to go about her daily employ.cheerfolly the swelling of her legs is entirely gone, he coMplexion is retsina:ll to its natural • colour, her appctitts excPed?eglY good , : cough very trifling,i and I verily believe two bows' more w,ll perfca an admi rable cure, which I earnestly solicit you tor in her name, and who will ever be most gratFfully bound to pray for, dec. • Your's,' • C. GREENLAND. MADAM, los ililVillg , been for some length of time a Vender of your rnostllivaluable Mcdi,:iite, viz. Welch's Female till's, am induced to apply , to you as the regular. YentlerliOr a supply, hay ins had a Niece: and several other young Women tort from, to all appearaiice, rho borders of the grave, to th piness of youthtul and blooming health by the use only of this Medicine; will thank you therefore to send me two dozen by Hunt, Tunbridge Wells Carrier, Queen's Head lily, in the Borough, Tuesdays and Fridays, who on de - lively will pay you the amount. I ant, Madam, ° Your obedient Servant, • Flint, near Tunbridge Wells, G. RING G. Welsh's Female Pills (with direEtions) price 2S. 9Ci. a box, Are sold wholesale, by G. Kearsley, Eleet-street, London ; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard, Cheapsida ; F. 'NeW berry, N. .45, St, Paul's Chureb-yard ; Bacon and Co, No. zip, Oxford-sweet; Butler, Cheapsolc ; and Baiclay alid Son, Flect,market ; also retailed by Pidding, Oxford- Area ; Stringer, Strand;, Marshall, Hart-street, Blooms bury ;E. Newbeyty, Corner of Sr. Paul's Church-yard, Ludgate4street ; Golding, Cori - tilt ; Wade, Old Bond street ; at Bolton's Merlicint Shop toot Tutt's) Front of the • Royal Exthange; . Clark. No. a 69, Borough;. Ward,. Hot- Born ; and Yates, Sloan-strect, Knightsbridge. *** As another Medicine is staid under the name of Welch's Female Pills, which is spurious, Purchasers arc iequested to remark; as the surest' testimony of authenticity, that each Bill of Direr:bons is signed with the Name ot C. KearsleY in f /and- wt ding ; and on the outside, whereby Servants-can nor be impose/don, the Stamp in, prmted, by permission of 1q His 3jeuty's Honourahle'C.ominissioners of Stamps, thus, C.Ks&itstatr, • . „. 4 6 , litSk T. None others are genuine. A NEW EDITION of KOTZEBUE's At a Reduced Price. ThiS Day was published, a new Edition, in Three Volumes, Foolscap Oetavo, Price 12E. instead of iss. in boards, em bellished with Engravings,' A, N ACCOUNT of the LATE. EXILE and 1: TOURNEY into SIBERIA, of AUGUSTUS VON KOTZ E B E, and of the other extraordinary Incidents which happened to him in Russia, with authentic Particulars rela. tive to the present State of the interior of the Russian Em pire. Written by Himselt. Translated from she German, under the superirittmdance of the Author, by The Rev. It. BERESFORD„ P. D. English Ledurer to the Queen of Prussia, Printed for Richard .Phillips, N 0.7 t, St. Paul's Church, yard, and to be had of all Itpok 4eliers. FEAIALL BIOGR.APHY. This DAy were . In Six elegant Vol woes, tatno. .1. it s. 6d. in bards, MEMOIRS of the LIV E S or ILLUSTRIOUS and CELEfiltA'rEl.) WOML;q, of all Ages and Countries. rtv %IA ny . . Primed fat Richlt.t i'iliftps. s''. `..i , St. Paill'4-chitre.h. yid ; .w.. 1 ,o1(1 'a' ~ii 300, , ellers. N. It. COOLCS tif tb:.i..l...;ii.tstio,iz AV 4 e,i....tut e .-.,,gl :-;,. l'....:+itN to !,aches , nl3y C had e‘eg:uirti "boUnd arid gilt, price 'r ‘.. Guineas. . __ - , , - WATERING •AND SEA.BATIIING PLACES. ' • • With Sixty Maps and Views. In the Prtli4, and on the Nth of May will be published, price tos. bd. in boards, illustrated with one, • two and three Views of 'all the ,principal Places, witn k' ian of each Place and its Environs, and with other ap:qopriate Maps. APRACTICAL GUIDE to 411 the WATER.. ING and SEA BATUING PLACE'S, including the. usual Totir in Wales, and a concise Description of the Lakes of Cumberland. This• Work contains every spades of useful and circum stantial Information' relative to the present state of the fol.. lowin Places, and their resrMive Neighbourhoods, adapted to the use of Visitors and occasional Residents. A bery st with '• Harrowgate Shaldon Bath Hastings • " Southend Bognor Isle of Wight Southampton Brighton Lyme Regis Swansea Bristol Hot-Wells, Set, Lyrningtou Teeninott th Broadetairs Malvern Tentw Buxton Margate •Tunbridge Cheltenham Matlock Weymouth Cramer Ramsgate Worthing Eastbourne Scarliorough Yarmouth. Besides an ITINERARY of all the usual Routes and Post Roads front London, and from one Place ,to another, interspersed with local Descriptions;, and an Appendix cois taining Medical Observations - on Sea-bathing, and on the 'Uses and Properties•of the various Mineral Waters. Printed for Richard Phillips, N0.•7 1, -St. Paul's Church. >int, and to be had of the Booksellers at all the Watering and Sea-bathing Places. • Ot whom may be had, by the same Editor, 1. The Guide to London, for 1203, price ss. 2. The Guide to Paris, for tBa3, price ss. Both ofthem illustrated with a variety of Maps and ViCA'S. BOOKS. • This Day. vas publlshM, Its One closely printed Volt am, duodecimo, price 4s. 6:1, in . . boamis, or,ss. bound, LASSICAL ENGLISH' POETRY, scletted for thi Ust.: of. Schools and Young Persons, front the best Authors, with some original Piect;.s. 13y Dr. MAYOR and M. PRATT; With a Preface, indicating the several Species of Poetry, and their best Modes of Recitation.. • Printed for . tki,ly rit Nu. 7 St. Ch tiz ,h.. yard ; and 5014 Wilson anti :Pier:'., York ; 11, Nlttzley, GainsboroUgh; by ail other Booksellers. - Of wltom to4y be. had the undermentioned valuable ..nd • standard School-books: T. Dr. Mayor's British Nepos,, pri 2. Dittos Natural History, price SS. ce 3. ---- Ditto's Selection from Plutarch's Lives, 4s. 6d. 4. -- Ditto's Universal Short-hand, •price7s. 6d ---s. Ditto's Improved Spelling Book, price is. 6d. s 6. Ditto's Roman History, 3 volt. Iss. and los. 6d. 7, Dato's Grecian 1 - listbrYi 2 volt. 103. and 7s. 4S. 6d. • 11. Dr, GTegery's Elements of a Polito Edacation, price 4s. 6d, . 9. Dr. tSratlcifts's Universal 'fliogr,,pltie:ti and Historical. Dictionary, one large-voiume, Svtl to). 6d. :as. Dr. Watkins's Scripture Biography, pric=e Ss, tt Ir. Irving's Elements of English Composition, price 4s. 6d. hound. • tz. Geography for the Schools, Ana new, -popular, and fascina Platt, illustrated with Sixty beautitul'Engra,- logs, byte Rev. J. Goldsmith,' tos, 6d. bound. la. iu Easy Grantatar of Geography, Oh a Plan entirely new, with Maps, by the .-Rev. I. Goldsmith, Price 25 ' 6 C I Poetry for Children, by fqiss Aikin, zs. 64. Bible Stories, contains 'all the most interesting His. tortes,in the Old and 'Net./ Testament, printed in a large type, and decorated with twelve plates; two vols. price 4s. This Day were publishol, on Royal 4to, with Letnn-I're..4t. Descriptionu price ;I, ta, in boivis, A SERIES of ENGR AVINGS, 0 exvi lining the COURSE 'Of the NERVES. By CHARLES BELL, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons. printed for T. N. Longman, and O. Rees, .Paternoster- Row ; anti T. Catlett, arta W. Davies, Strand ; and sold by T. Cox Bototigh Of whom may be had, lately published by the same Author, 1. The ANATOMY of the BRAIN ; explained in a se ries of lingraving i s, bealitifully,coloyred, with a Dissertation on the Communication between the VerittiCies of the Brain elegantly- printed in Royal Quarto, on,tine Wove Paper, hot-pressed, Price al. 2s. in -boards. • " We have here a .Pithlication which relleas much credit on the Author's.. 'Anatomical knowledge,, and on his skill as Artist. The Plates arcexecuted in a yen) superior stile cat corretiness and. elegance ; and assisted by the concise and aceorate descriptions to which they refer, they will- have a vopsiderable tendency to .tOcilitate the _study of the must complex viscus of the hninan•Botly. The different spioninia Of ''authors are very properly given h Notts, Which also coin, .....1410.4 softie Snbantinac sUbleds of ttiScUision ? 'nut necessarily conflated with the explanation or the' Plates." • 11.1ontitly Review, Feb. LNG RAVINGS of the A WV E illustrating the' second volume of ;the Anatomy of the Human - Body. JOHN BELL, Surgeon ; And servinkas - anintroduaion to the Surgery of til4 Arteries superbly' Printed' in 1101h:dal Octavo, and beautifully co-: loured. trice il. is, in boards, . • " These- elegant and accurate delineations or the -Arteries must not only facilitate the knowledge of Anatomy, but' create a taste.lor it in the MOST tatitidiOus student. We have . seen no work better calculated for giving clear ideas on this important branch of 6.rtatorny, an& we stron4ly recommend _ it to our medical Friends, as at once a 'veil useful and hi, - ;itly ornamental addition, to their libriries." • . - Monthly Review, Sept. This Day was published, In One Volume.Doodecirno, handsoniely Price 3,. 6.L. boaril4, A DEFENCE of the C,IIARAC 11. R .ana CON. DUQT of the late MARY WOLLSTONI ECRA FT O OW IN, founded on Principles Of Nature MO Iteason, as applied to the peculiar gircurnslances oi her Case; in a Series of Letters to a Lady. " Stant Patroni fortiter Causarn tuentes inuocentis lanttinit." Phird, Lib. J. Fag. to. London : Printed for lames Wallis, No. 0, recrnoster' . row, by Slitter and Munday, ()Mord, t6e3. *** Where may be had also, Ltety publish 44," and n o w completed, The Adviser, or Aloral 'aqti Literary TiibuNl, La 4 vols. 41411), pricc 6"s' 1 • 1 N• /4.- 4. • f" , ; . • 4v);:tat)r.! ff s f P BrcE.tncrEiit.th; This Day were publithcd, Or printed in One Volume; price 7s. in isorcis, HERON; or FIUON DE, BOURDEALT);:; a Mask. And OR ESTES,. a T:az.edy. .• By WILLIAM SOTHEBY. Esq. F-,14, S., and A.S.S. Piinted for T. Ciidell anti W. Davies, Strand. The Tt.igedy or Orestes is alsd printed ieparitel Y in Quarto; prim 7s 6d. In beards. _ • - Ai above may likewiSe be had, by ttic same Authdr, , Oberon, a Poem, front the German of Wieland I elegant ti printed in T).voyo!urnes; MS. in boards; ori in One Vn... fume Qu'arto, Iss. in boards. • ,POR tttIEUNIATISMS, LUAIBAGO, NUMBNESS,' PALSY, Hatuleky, Spasmodic or IF tying . Pains, general Debility ata and. Itexation (tf the SYstclup' SP.KAIN:•`•• IlltUls ES and CHILBLAINS, , \ATM TIC.I•igAD's ESSENCE. OP MUSTARI) ( vi!is and Fluid),are the inost effeeittai remedies in the forld„ having SUCCe::(IC , I in.‘ - :ases of six, eii;ht; ten, ttventi and even of forty ye:its standing,.afiereveryother ill:. tli tailed, and it has absolutely cured more Patients of the alkoy* Cuniplaints, than an the Medicine:4 ever, made public, -- The fluid is so sirikillitly penewning and speedy in its ()pc.. tiiAt Chiblai,is, Sprains and lititi:ts arc removed by t Or ilitee Applications. It is nren Tod areii sold at /A 9.2-4,01 t i c or I.ot ,t , y raMtletltry, Na. lc, 4rld PvtrY Ven , l4.- 1 an• Vest ics„ ..111 . A 1 1 1 1 'a A d "` To prevent counterfeit imposition, the Cs4..nuint is 5igm4;.1..,,,. on the Label by the Proprietor, lt..folinsitoii, Apothe...ary i No. 15, Greek-street, Sblto,• London. . • DR. NORItIS's DROPS. TN exciting the Public Attention to these Vn.: luable Drops, an enumeration of particular Ca.tes would be unnecessary ; successful experience {Or More than hal f ;4 century 'hav;qg sittlicientiy t itablished their', reputation hi the cure of every species of %'ever,. especially the Yelle n Pu'rid, for whien they are eminently distingulihetl, the Pro. prietoq trout their increasing celebrity not only derives the highest gratification, hilt is enabled With conhdence.to re., • cominend a trial : o f their virtues., the Asthma? inveterate Coughs, Settrey, all impinitics of the alood, Colds, Stormtch. audl3owel Complaints, yield to their benign, yet powerful in fluence, and as a salutary eortliAl in tho64discontiortii itrecndd. an on advanced I ife.nothi itg,can surp;iotheir LlClie66 4l cadss. The. Family horde, rzs. is onli to be had at the Doctor's house, Lower lironk-street, (;resvenor-square, whs.q - e Roolta Cures are delivered gratis, ang all Orders tin- E..x.portatiou executed. 'Sntaller bottles arc solif livlielesale and rod.), by , Nlessrs. Jeboult and Co. and retail by all Veo4iira of Itledi. cines ralso Dr. ?slurries Antibilion..> Pail, eviebratcd as h i safe and elfeaive aperient, may be had at ail the - places, in boxes, at as- 6d. 14? 131V+NE . I.!ROVIDENCg, .- • I.IE BALM OF MECCA, (Price v.' 91,, y 1, is the hest Iteinealy in the Universe for NEM:OI)9 COMP LAI NTS,. the most p awerful restorative and ie., animating 1.411411,1 of LI I' aka ItEALTII, and the ea6tst . and best Medicine in the World. . It is MA pretended that this Aleilielne cars arrest the ; gress of Nature, but it is asserted and prov.:at, that it will store H7altit even where the Con;tiritticia appears to have', b. irr.a.vrrably injured. Taris is. tit:: 7 s ennine Egk . ptian' Haim, elf lospitus tell; us.. that the Qawen a made 'z present of a tree Solon on, anitovhien i stir: considert‘l in all Earitrn ',CoUnt a sovereikii remedy Co: almost ever? diseuse. Those who I;:vae impaired their heal;;; by 4 residence in hot and unhealthy, 4 the -either Sex, whose iniirittitis ,, s threaten ! ,i :it:,rure u , Life of isery, and an early dissolution ; And • vatiCtui, nt ye,a - s, vihn. , r.4e tottering sapiess 'framer, ixithered and a 11,05,t wern 6ut, al e the more' inum , l jezts of Oft; sootliary whose bernu :r iv La.? extended ..to the _ I of valetuitin 1" ; in all . castutua In J. A - ' i.•)4 . ti i a a ti taltiEitt •' • r •• •. 4 3 ' 1.... ,;eIA;.. rc,,torlcivQ It or lAA : ; , 1 4 Health will produce 11,0 the cold ;14 I rre. intilous nerves wial be sv<a:•,,Ll,l the rc,llKei films or soft.tiabby flesh wail he blaced and rendered firm; the muscles will be invigorated, thc sinews will be ireenro erred, the eillacitded limbs will be covered with been the exhausted vessels will be replenisit.;tl, the inipovcrisheci watery blood will laccont.: tielt :end balsamic, and ;rs languid circulation restored to the.sanativo.impetus, which is the tees criterion of health ; the languid drooping spirits will be .te. vived and exhilarated ; digestion will be promoted ; in sittirtr the saute of the nerves will be restored, and ar b ci y a , i t i l t i 4 es s e e : 4 7 ity s , t he whole constitution will be renovated . Feebleness, -W. , situde, anxiety, met.tncholy, and all the deplorable syrup:. t o ms of disease will vanlsll, end strength, and every evidence.,of renovlited health will be•the happy re.,: suit of taking this inestimable Balm in due time, accoeslins to the diredions the use which accompany c,44:11 packet, TO THE FAIR. SE L The Balm of mecca is m :tit earnestly recominencted during pregnancy, as well as at every other, period of their lives ; its sublime and refined properties, its mild operation, sent specific qualities, are moat happlireongenial t o t h e „ wive delicacy or the female habit; Asia those etimpleiliss I>f NYi ' tit< ft fernitie& are mote iminediately . susceptibre, come s o t r te dl y within the benign influence of this medicine, that its timely administration .will most assuredly supersede the necessity o f any o ther - remedy; In all partictalatecases it will he err. visable nzconsult ihe Doelor, which may be done hy letter addressed to him, Na. zz, Bishopegate.strcet SVithin, err to the care ()laxly one of his Wholesale Agents, eurt enclosing his fee (not less than half-a-euilica); and every female may teet assured that her case will be treated with the utmost dee licacy, end the most scrupulous attention to every partientar, and the most profieind secrecy, by a physician of ecientifis knowledge, very great experience, and strict integrity, A Proof of the Ellicacy of that m e et excellent Medic:me t the BALM of MECCA, which is an infallible Cure fur all Nervotts Pisorders, The Hon. Mrs, Twisleton was subjeel to a violent Ver. vous Head-ache, Palpitations, Tremors, and unaceorintahir distressing sensations for Some years, during which she ten.' suited sowne.of the most eminent Metiie.a Men in the King follewed !lei/ ptio»s, wed the Bath waters, 'etc. for two seasons ' • wit hoer et6el. ua rt ww,tvor arty permanent relief tillshe Proprieter of the Balm of Meeca, by Wilo6C edviee and :Medictne;; has Wen 'perfettly reetercel• few t ed) CHARLOTTE TIVIELETON e Al:irgatetstroer, CaVendish-square, Lotidorw. \MTH rit PRO 0.1 4 Mrs. Mary Coates, at Nir. Ashton's, Long. Ashton, neat B r i s tol, 4111Ctvcl for malty years with a most 41r,..adtta N er e, tte Deeeieee ,eeeetipeniert with: Hysteric Fits, entire eietent ptEM P4i:w iu the ChAn or her Head : •hy taking tho 114111 of Mecca Ville has obtained, perieel Cure.. ANO'rilEX t • • • IVillitith Stoltoe, FAT Chief officer of the Pitt Ent.. • itithaman, by a Iteidcnee in the titqr Indies, and the'Seve. rities of theCompinty's Naval Servi.. - e, in which he had been engaged more flent Twenty YeArli: AvaS reduced to. a state'o( debility and general relaeation of the System cannet be described. The Balm of Mecca has restored him to a bet. ter stateof health than tie ever before enjeyed. ANOTHER f) RO 0 . • Copy of_a L'etter frcitn Mr. §hepPard, .Bookeeller, .rtristol. ate, • , firistol, Nov. zg, tBoz. A Gentlewoman, Who tes4es in the nelehboin hood of OHS. tor, called on the this - mortiitig, m acktawletige- a: . very re • markable Cure, which she has call eriencedirem reking the Balm of Mecca ; indeed this 'Nledlenie appears be so gene. rally efficacieus, 1110 l bENt: myself wirtute*ed so I,:ortvincing a proof of its excellence in the tNes4rig illactllCey that I shall take every opportunity to. recornmend ,t; Still RS Y,atii4ltata out, i request you wilt send n u t -a fresh - - suoply es sous as possible. I am, Sir„ynur obedight Servant, (Signed) wst, suerralio. The Bairn . of rilecea is prepared genuine cniy by Messrs. Ball and Co, Surgeons, No, 22, Ilishopsgate4trecr Within; by their appoint:bent, is sold wholesale and retlil hir Mt, Withers, 740. 749,Synd, kouse troth Ternpi . Mr. Butler, Na. 4, Chetipsideri Anti by every. respettabit Nledicine Vender ill tile Price: zs, sld.. Uuti .111011.144 i.