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T ammi Z.l. • .•-• • • • • 1 71' - tr I t , 4• Isll ;'t Art', , /AA NUMBER 3292. THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1803. [i;litcz sixrkkcE: EAST .64Drit THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON MONDAY NEXT, APRIL -It, 1803, Their Majesties' Servants will perform (igth time), anew Historical Play, in Three Acts, called THE HERO OF. THE NORTH. With new Seeneq; Dresses, and Decorations. The Overture and the Music composed and sekEled by Mr. KaLLY. The Charade rs by Mr.POPE, Mr. RO,LLAND, Mr. KELLY, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. DOWTON. •. Mr BANNISTER, jun. Mr. DE CAMP, adrs. YOUNG, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. HARLOWE, Miss MENALE, Mrs. BLAND, Miss TYRER, At a MEETING 01 the GRAND JURY , GENTLE-. MEN, CLERGY, FREEHOLDERS, and other In habitants of the County of BRECON, held at the Shire-hall, in the Town of Brecon, on Friday the Fitst day of April iSti3, pursuant to notice given by the Sheriff, for the .'to of - considering; "in ADDRESS to be pre rented to HIS MAJESTY, on his late providential Escape from.a Conspiracy againit his Life; EDWARD KENDALL, Esq. Sheriff, in the Chair ; D ESOLVD-,- That a Cdngtatulatory Address be presented to His Majesty, upon the providential `discovery of the late atrocious Conspiracy against His Ma. jesty's Sacred Person. .An Address being then produced and unanimously ap. proved of, Resolved, That the same be Signed , by the Chai r man. in the name of the Meeting, and that the Lord Lieutenant and - Member for the County be requested to present it to His Majesty. That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the Sheriff', for calling the.same, and for his conduct in the Chair. That these Resolutions be Signed by the Chairman, and inserted' in the' Gloucester and Hereford Papers, and in THz SUN and Courier. EDWARD KENDALL, Sheriff. DR. GARNETT's ORPHAN CHILDREN. Pi - -m the Press of the Royal Institution, and dedicated, by permission, to the Right Hon. aid'Hon. the Ivianagers of that Corporation, will be speedily published, in a hand.. some Quarto Volume, - August l t,' • 0 , COURT' of DtRECI'ORS itt the . , ONITED COMPANY of mErwilicyrs• o f ENG.: L4ND trading tc tZe :East India; do berry kit e That it is their intention to receive applications, on or before joth Septiriber, fretss: the Merchants wanting Ton.reir jA• the Expo;-: of Goodr tudirdia, fir such C;o:e., .thbieb are to it* •5*44 , - tel in the ensuing Quarter'; a rrd on or b;Are tie Sul lie:e r nsbert 31se MarCh, end 3oth vane, fir Such Goods the tlferi.hrintJ aAe desirvit: of Shipping in each Quarter, lc/lowing such data ; Sol flat it is their intention also to furnish Tonnage f,r eitapoi6. of Madeirei may he required by Persens Ship the :ante for india; wpin riini7sr aj r7catYorrs. , • , • Particulars of the Rizies of Fright, tVc. for the. first Slips D., the Season, are to lie Westin slri Qifice,q the Clerk to the Conevilitte of Skipping. A COURSE of LECTURES on ZOONOMI A ; Clor, The LAWS of ANIMAL LIFE.' By the late T. GARNETT, M.D. &c. &c. &c. Amount of Subscriptions received 977 5 io Subscribers whose Subscriptions arc not paid in 59 17 0 2 to Dedua Expences incurred for Paper and Print, 1 57 ing, and for Advertisements and other neces- 67t zto sary and probable future Expellees, - WI ril LOVE AND MAGIC ; Or, HARLEQUIN's HOLIDAY. With new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE_ ; Tycho (the Clown), Mr. GRI MALDI. Columbine, Miss B. MENAGE. far The revived Comedy of 411 in the Wrong, performed on Saturday Evening, having been received with great ap. pause —Notice will be inVen of its next representation. On Easter Tuesday, April tzth, the Drama of The Castle SP:ttre, with the t.'4lltornime of love and And on WerinesdaY,.-April 13th, will be 'notWeed a new Comely, - in Five -Ws, never perfornied, called The Mar riage Promise. .00 o o The Committee entreat a con 9 tintiance of the Subscrip tions, and rely 4 generous Public will consider the Sum of 0001., when placed out at Interest, to be very inadequate to the providing an humble independence for these defenceless Orehans, and to maintain and educate, through, a long mi nority, the Infant Children of the late Dr. Garnett, who devoted the whole exertions of his life to the general ditfusion -,,1 - Knowledge, the Improvement of useful Arts, and the . ,p pinion of Social Happiness, and whc, unfortunately for his Orphans, contra:Act a fever in tie grainitog l CXercisks-a f his Profession, which at once dein•ivot them of all hopes, and left thorn dependent oa the .Public to relieve the Distress which they are too young to feel in all its extent. The lowest-Subscription for a Copy of the Work has been fixed at One Guinea, the price which the. Booksellers usually charge for Works of the same extent and excellence ; intend ing by this means to afford an opportunity to Subscribers to possess this useful and interesting Work, at the amount of its actual value, nr of extending their Subscriptions, as a - fur ther testimony of their own benevolence, and thjmerits and virtues of the Author. • _ _ skb. . . To the ROP RI E•roßs .:: EAST DI DIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, , IHE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of th e EAST - INDIA COMPANY being appointed for WEDNESDAY, the 13th of April next, the favour of Your Vote and Intcre3t is requested for the following Gentlemen : THOMAS PARRY, Esq. ABRAHAM ROBARTS, Esq.. SIMON FRASER, Esq. . .. cHARLES MILLS, Esq. GEORGE TATEM, Esq. Which will very much oblige,' LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, , • Your most humble Servants, East4ndia House. March 30, 1833. Paul Le Mesurier, john Roberts, John Man Ship, ili. • Francis Baring, hos; T. Metcalfe: William Bensley, Edward Parry, : . I. Smith Burgci, • George'Smith, • • : fosepli Cotton, G. Woodford Thellusson, Lionel' Darell, Robert Thornton, - William Devayrie.3, William Thornton, . Wm. Elphinston, Sweny Toone, Charles Grant, john Travers, W. Adair Jackson,. Steven Williams, . ' Hugh Inglis. --- 7' lis Day w...itt . publit,hed. In I?tt4v?, boirtla, n MEP MEMOIRS of the 'Right I_l fiENRV ADDIOGTON's ADAIIIIISTKAtION ! through the first fifteen Moritits; froth its Commencement. ROYAL A 'INIPHITHEATRE. ASTLEY'S: ' • The PUBLIC are most respeaftilly informed that THIS THEATRE WILL OPEN (I N MONDAY NEXT, the 1 ith of April, with a Varietrof NEW ENTERTAINMENTS, And the most extensive Company that ever appeared in this Kingdom at a Summer Theatre. Arriong the NEW PL RFORME RS (in additionp those Who were engaged, Last Summer) are the following, viz. THE EQUESTRIAN DEPARTMENT, Waet the immediate Direction ROSSMAN. ireciion of Messrs. SMITH and C With their Wonderf u l Troop of 0 RSEMEN from Ireland. • In, the BALLETS of ACTION and - DANCES, • Mons. ST. PIERRE, and Miss TENKINSON, (his pupil), from the Icing's Theatre, Haymarket ;, . Madame YO LANG E, from the Opera-House, Berlin t And Mrs. WYBROW, flout the Theatre-Royal, Covent. • Garden. During the Holidays only, the FRENCH COMPANY, (who received such unbounded applause last Surrimer, and previous to their return to Paris from Ireland), will appear in A Nt'W FRENCH SPECTACLE. p• Further particulars in future Advertibeinents. Printed fni:T. Cade and W. Davies, Strand. PROFESSOR PICTET'4I '.ritAv ELS IN, EN VLAN D. Iu the PIVSSi and in a few days witl'be published, in one Volume, Olio. price 33'. in baards, t r - RAVELS in FNGLAND, SCOTLAND, ant IRELASD, (luting the Surnrier of the ye.,.] containing a view of the Sate of Manners, the St.iences, Minufaautts, 4:4;, Witil Anecdotes of maxi). diounguished Personages. The Life, and a Portrait of Dr. Garnett, engraved by an eminent Artist, urkier the immediate direction of Mr, I usiali Boydell, will be published with the Work, as will also a complete List of the Subscribers. Subscriptions are received at the followini4 Banking-houses in London, viz. Mess. Bosanquet, Coutts, Edwards,flankeY, Hoares, Raii.orrii, and Pybus ; at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee house ; and by . 141 r: Sivage, az the Royal institution ; and at which plAecs Lists of the present Subscribers - ,and their Sub scriptions, may be seen and where 'Subscriptions' may be remitted tram the Country through the Medium of Country Bankers. 13yM A. PICTF.T, . Editor of the Bibliotheque Britattn',que,publisheriat Ceneii 2 Professor of Philoiopny and ENF3ittwntal Physks, intim • Academy at •ccoeva ; Assoilate of the Nation:ll Insintita ; Member of the Royal Societies of London and F.Liinourgh., and President Of the SoCiety tzttablished at Gent.:y4 for the advancement.of the Arts. Printed for John Murray, No. si, Fleet•strect. By Order, E,sex-street, Strand. W. C CUPPAGE, )'Sec, to the Committee. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LAD VS AND GZN HAVIN G the.bonour of being recommended tci you by the Direfitors of the East India Company, as Cantlviates . for the Dir e cti on to b : c h osen t hi s y ear , we ta k e the liberty of requesting the favour of your Vote on the day of Eledlion, Wednesday, the t3th of April next. We are, Ladies and,Genticmen, Your most obedient and most humble Servants, SIMON FRASER. East India House, CHARLES MILLS. Iq4rcit 30, 0303. THOMAS PARRY. ABRAHAM ReBARTS. GEORGE TATEM. 'MIDDLESEX. HOSPITAL, • April 5 ' 1803. HE WEEKLY BOARD of the. I\IIDDLESEX T HOSPITAL desire to return Thanks for the Donation of 9)1. 175. 6d. 'paid to the Treasurers of the said Hospital •for its general Benefit, by the two Ladies who were entrusted with Subscriptions for the peculiar Relierof a Young Lady, whose reduced Circumstances and deplorable stateot Healt h (from an affedion of the Spine), had obliged to seek an asylum within that Hospital, where her death happening in October last, left the above Surplus in the hands or the two Ladiei, which, by desire et the Subscribers, has been so ap propriated. GY. HILL, Secretary. 'PANORAMA of, the SHIPPING in LEITH ROADS, FRITH of FORTH, Coasts on each Side, Fteluding F,DINIIURGH, LEITH, &c. Sze. is now Open lathe Great Room, Spring Gardens. The Place of the Spectator is on baud a Vessel in the fnidst of the Shipping in Leith Roads; and independent of the numerous Ships and Vessels of various descriptions, the Prospeet inoludesan assemblage of Objects, acknowledged.tei k lee ao.picturesque and magnificent, as to render it one of the !Host interesting ip Europe. • Upon the whole, such an ex tent and variety of subject have never before been displayed. Painted by Mr. Sainiclers , upon z6ao superfici a l. f eet o f can yaw Open from Nine in the Morning till dusk.—Admit tanCe is. BATTLE . OF itni/ • , s „ NOW OPEN, AT THE • LYCEUM; EXtensivtl iiistoriciti PICTURE of die, BATTLE OF Painted by ROBERT KER PORTER. EXecuted upon the same' large Scale as his former Works .4ar the Storming of 4crinaapatarn, siege of ACM, and the • Battle of Alexandria.' It is painted upon the most carrel information ; to obtain Which Mr. Porter visited the Continent. This Piaui.° gives an accurate idea of. the situation of both Armies at that interesting moment when the french crossed the Bridge. It contains, besides Portraits of many other Ge. Iteral OlHcers in the French Army, those of Bonaparte, Ber thier, MAShella, Augerati, Lasnes t 'Monier, Dessaix, dm as 'also several of Alste Austrians. a- open every Day from Nine o'Clock in the Morning . • • . Admittance, ONE STORMING OF SERINGAy'ATAM. HIS MAJESTY having received. in the most gracious manner the two remainini 'Proofs of the large irk of the STORMING OF S I NC.,‘ PATA NI, which Mr. It. K. _Porter had the honour to present on Thursday, the 3tst of March'at the Queen's i Lmise, The. Subscribers aremost,respectiiilly informed, that their ImpresSions are' ready tor delivery at Thompson's, Great N ewport -street, and sr, Dean -street, Soho, where' sped_ mews of Frames, &c. att always ready, Sets of the Prints at eight guineas(' and Proofs at eighteen, 'nay now be had at TlMPson's, and at all the respetiable Printsellers in. Lon vign, and the principal towns of the United Kingdoms. ThompsOn having spared no exertion to.procince this wink cc, aalyto the tenor nt . the proposals, presumes with cowl ' qente he may keter hii Subscribers and,the Public to the fol .lowing adverti lent. • ,D.EAT}I OF THE GALI,At4T SIR RALPH ABER. CROMI3Y. Mr. R. K. PORTER having. painted a Piftwe expressive of ,that.ever. Meinorable:Event, at the w,lsh of Many of the principal Officers who distinguished them. selves at the glorious. Campaign in Egypt, from the me au thentic docurnents l the proprietors of the three Plates of SERINGAPATAM, beg' leave to ollbr proposals fora Plate. which may rarik as a fourth of the series, being ex a c t ly t h e 33iTte size, 36 by 33.. The price to Subscribers 3 1 / 3 5. each print ; and 61. 6s. each proot half to he paid at the time of subscribing, and the remainder on delivery of the Print, which will be early in the enauing year.. To be Engraved by jonN VENDRARmiwi. Proposals inty be had at Thompson' s , G teat Neivport. street, and it, Dean-street, 6oho, Prinuellyr to his 11 4 . DUTY, anti the DUKE and DuteHrss of Yoax. . , • WYKAMIST MEETING. 1 -4 HE next METING of the NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN educated at either of the two §AI NT MARV-WINTON COLLEGES, will be held. at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand„ on Thursday lath April, x*3, at Fiv e o 'Cl oc k precisely. STEWARDS, • The Marquis of Bath " Cha. Cockerell, Esq. M.P. Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of losia Dupre Porcher, Esq. Liueestet • kev. Henry Gisulore Right Hon. Cha. Bragge,Nl.P. Rev. Edw. Maltly. Charlei tLltt, Es q• ,„ ". Tickets to he had at the Crown and Anchot. . This Nlecting is held 'annually, on the first Thurs. S This Term. MINERALS, Scc.. at EDINT. To lig SOld) BY AU,CTIoN, On Thursda . . By Mr. ELLIOT, 14th of April in.st. and' Ten .following Pays, at the y the House of the. Deceased, No. It 3, Princes street, Edinburgh, at Twelve o'Clock, • rirtiE Capital COLLECTION of BOOKS, Plc- TURES MINERALS Natural and Artificial Cu. Tiosities, or lOIIN M'GOUAN, 'Esti. of Edinburgh, S. deceased, formed by him with taste andjudgtnelit, at a xenerous ix pence, during a' long series of years. Catalogues may be had of Messrs. Nicol, Booksellers to His Malescy, -; Longman and Rees, Paternoster_ row ; White, Facet...street ; Kay, Strand,' at No. 22, Gal tierocillare in:t nt' the A uthoneer, at Edinburgh, who Cle.• CUtes (,; (=missions for Getillemea wko wag attsq. , . LondOn, March 29, To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, • • "H E several Ca n did ates f oryour Favour at the 1 ensuing F.leekion of Six Directors., are now bef o r e you in a•List published by the Hon. Cottreof Diredorsi. agreea bjy tts.Al`.,ttof Parliament, 1-rt ns. si;l7-14, 11Y r. L anra - r...T rixr is pHOM YOU. SHALL JUDCe. hiosr, woaray or yoult cONIVIDENCE, AND HEST QUALIFIED TO AristiNisTss THE. I,S4r 4 :?s:I'ANT TRUST' THEY SOLICIT, WITH ADVAN. TADS TO THE EAST I NDIA COMPANY. It Lsbould be so . happy as to be found am ong t h e num b er , i t w i ll b e the o b. jet of my unceasing anxiety, to juitifY the opinion expressed of me in the annexed Resolutions, and to apply whatever knoWledge and experience I possess to the welfare of your -atairs. Z have the Honour to be, with the greatest resp;ea, LADIES AND GENri.&MEN, .1 Your faithful humble Servant, J. HUDLESTON. Ma,ME ETI NG of the FRIENDS of Mr. HUD,I.ESTON, held at the King's Head 'fawn, in.the Poultry, March at, tBo3 ; THOMAS RAIKES, Esq. in the Chair; The following Resolutions moved by__Riettaxo TWINING, Esq, and seconded by RODERT WILLIAM', jun. Esq. r, were unanimously agreed to. It being well known that Mr. John Ilucllestodhas, during a very long period, spent in the Civil Service of .the.Ea§t- India s Company in India, acquired great knowledge add ex perience in their Affairs, that he has filled various stations of hi g h importance, and manifested in all of theni great teal, ability, and integrity, to which the most honourable attesta lions have been given by the several Governments under which he successively served, and more especially, by. the Hon. Court of ElireCtors, in their Resolution at the 2Sth of March, 1788. .Resolved unanimously, That Mr. Hudleston is eminently qualified to fill the stivion of an East India Dire6tor, and mat this Meeting will use their utmost endeavours to pro- Mote his Election ,to that Important trust, at the Animal Eleaion in April next. • Resolved also unanimously, That it is highly desirable, that there should be in the East-India Direction, Gentlemen who have served with distinttion,at each of the Presidencies in Indio, and that this offers a further and important consi deration infavour of Mr. Hudleston, whose knowledge and experience have been acquired on the Coast of Coromandel, the affairs of which have lately become of such increase d value and extent, and there being at present no Gentleman in the Direaion, who has ever served in that part of India. Resolved, That the, foregoing Resolutions, signed by the Chairman, be published in the Daily. Papers t THOMAS RAIKES, Chairman.. BLANCHMANtBand JELLY MOULDS, ace. GRIFFITHS and SON, at their .Kepository, Na. is, New-street, Coventlarden, beg leavq to in forin theNobilityi Gentry, and Public, that they have tosub. mit to their inspation a considerable addition to their former extensive Stock, in great, variety of curious Devices. They respecifully return their grateful Thanks for the encourage ment they have received, and flatter themselves that the curious assortment they have added will give universal sa. tiifattion. N. B. Every . curious and useful Article in Tin manuTac tured in a superior style,.and with dispatch. Complete Sets of Kitchen Furniture as usual. LEAD AND TIMBER. NOTICE is hereby' given, That such Person or Persons as are willing to Contrad far the Purchase of the SP I.RE.atal its TURRETS orSAINT NI Cif()LAS's CHURCH, Great Y'armouOvf ordered by Vestry to be taken down) are desired to deliver their Proposals in writing to Mr. 'Francis Riddell Reynolds,. Churchwarden, Great Yar mouth, on or before the ifith of April instant. The Spire consists of Lead, Timber, /cc. and is about Si Feet higk Within, the Diameter of its Base about 27 Feet, the four Turrets are each: about ;9 Fi.et4ll, and the Diameter of the Base of each of them about 6 beet. The Weather- Crick and its irons, the Rails oh the Tower, - and the Lead thereon, and on the Gutter of th 6 Tower, and the Base Floor of the Spire ' are not to be included in the Materials to be Sold, and the standard Timbers of the Spire are to be cut off at the Tenents of the Mortices in the said Floor. The said Spire and Turrets are to be taken down at the Purchasers" expence within a limited time; and any darnage.that may happen to the said Church or Tower through any neglect or unskilfulness in taking down the said Spire and Turrets,' is to be repaired by such Pul cbasas at their own Costs. A Contracl is to be Signed, arid Security glAien for the due performance of the same.. • CAMBRIDGESHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHAPMAN On Wednesday the 4th Day of May next, at The Baptist Head Cottiie-house, in Chancery—lane, London, at-TwelVe o' Clock, , • 'T`HE MANOR and ESTATE of WOOD BU Re.`-II A LI., containing in the whole 1368 Acres. The Estate is :eery compact, and situate in the Parish of Gamlingay, two M 1143 from Patton, six from' Biggleswatle, seventet4 from Cambridge, fifty from London, and four from Girt - Ord-Bridge, oft theClreat North Road, tram whence , the River Ouse is navigable to Lynn., The 'Mansion-house. and Offices are in complete repair, and tit for the inintediate reception of a Family. The Soil round the Nlausion-house is remarkably dry and healthy, and the.Turi is as good as any Race Ground ; the Garden-as ,esteemed equal to any in the Kingdom for its Fruit. The Woods, which are in hand, and at a desirable distance from the Mansion-house, are good shelter for Game, of which there is a vanity on the Nlanor. Particulars may be had after the , toth of April at the Chambers of Mr. Graham. No. 6, Lincolns-inn by - W. and J. alack, , .Mitidle Temple at at the principal Inns at Pot 'ton; the Cock at Eaton ; Wheat-sheaf, A Iconbury-hill the Fountain, at Huntingdon; the Rain, at Newmarket; and of Mr. Chaprmin, At the Ifiptist Held t;oifce.ltou ,_ Chancery-lane. " The Lord hath caused NlefEciiies to ,grow opt, 91 the Earth, :and he wao, is wise will notabh..ir them, for with sue}, doth Men„ and take away their peins.s.— Eccle xxxviii. 4, 7. • . • sBY DIVINE. PROVIDENCE. T HE • BALM OF MECCA, (.Price only 25.94.) is the best Remedy io the Universe for NERV, t) US COMPLAINT'S, the most powerful restorative and re animating BALM of LIFE and HEALTH, and dia.. Safest and best Medicine in the World. It is not pretended that this Medicine can arrest the pro. grese of Nature, but it is asserted and proved, that it will re. store Health even where the Consetistion appears to hate been irreparably injured.' this is the gcnteuie EgYptian Balm, of which losephus tells us, that the Queen of Saba made a present of a trixtrs King So lomon,. and which considered in all Eastern Countries es a soVereien remedy for almost ever) disease. Thoae who have impaired their health by a residence in hot and . taitteelthy Climates ; the young of either Sex" whose infirmities threaten premature old age; Lite of Misery, and an early dissolution ; and thoseinore ad yanced in years, whose tbttering sapess freines appear withered and almost , . worn out, are the more immediate' oba )oils ipt this soothing Beim, whose benign ierfuence may be .eatesettest:lo prtrote clans co- latiotsda,milvist!U!), - for iu a 34 cases and in all ages where ttio solids are relaxed; where tit* constitution has received a shock, or is by any means debili. tated, this restorative and re-animating- Balm of life and Health will produce the happiest ein,:ts : the cold 'and tre. enulous nerves *ill be warmed arid steadied ; the ielaxed fibres or soft flabby flesh, will be braced and rendered firm; the muscles will be invigorated, the sinews will be strength. coed, the emaciated limbs will be covered with firm flesh, the exhausted vessels will be replenished; the impoverished watery blood %VIII become rich and.balsainic, and ire languid 'circulation restored to the sanative imPetus, which is the true criterion ota health e the lanviddeooping spirit's will 4e re.. vived and exhilarated ; digeittean will be promoted ; i n s h ort , the tone of the, nerves will be restored, and, by these means; the whole constitution will. be renovated: Feebleness, Les situde, anxiety, nielanchely, and all the deplorable symp toms of disease will venish, and strength, ardour, serenity, and every evidence of renovated health will b e the happy re sult of taking this inestimable 13ahn in due time, according to the directions for use which accompany clef', packet. TO Tfi E, FAIR .SEX. . The Balm of Mecca is m ist earnestly recommended during pregnancy e at well as at every other period of their live, its sublime end refined, .properties, its mild operation, and specific qualities, are most happily congenial to the native. delicacy of the finnele habit ; and those complaints of which' females are more immediately susceptible, come so :tiredly ithin the benign influence of this medicine, that its timely administration will most a , ,stiredly supersede the necessity , of any other remedy. In all particular cases it will be 'ad. ViAlable to cdnsult. the Doctor, which may be done by letter addressed to him, No. 22, ti.shopsgaterstreet'Withi t i, tato the care of any one .of his Wholesale Agents, and enclosing his fee (not less than hale-a-etiinea): aria every female may rest assured that her case be treated will tne utmost det. licacy, and the most sernpulous attention to every particular, and the most ptolound, seereey, by a physi c i an let scientific knowledge, very great experience, and strict integrity. A Proof of the E tficaey of tlut most excellent Aledielne, the BALM of MECCA, which is an infallible Cure for all Nervous Disorders, The lion. Mrs. Twisleton was subjea • to a violent Net. vous I - lead-ache, Palpitations, .Tromors, and unaccountably distressing sensations for some 'years during which she con. suited some of the most eminent Medical Men in the King. dons, followed their prescriptions, used the Bath Waters, arc. for two seasons, , wirhouteffitele arid never received any permanent relief till she was recommended to the Proprietor, of the Balm of Mecca, .by whose' advice and Medicines she his been 'perfealy restored. • (Signed) CHARLoTra Tla);sl./TON Margaret-street, Cavendish-square, London. ANOTHER PROOF. Mrs. Mary Coates, at Mr. Ashton's, Long-Ashton; near Brisfol, was aftlieled for many years with a Most dreaatut Nervous Diserder e accoanparned with l ly steeic .Fits, and a i violent fixed Pain n the Crown of her Head: by taking the Balm of Mecca she has obtained a perte6t Cure. • ANOTHER PROOF. William Stokor, Esq. Chief Officer of the Pitt East. Indiaman by kesidence in the East !tidies t and the Seve. Titles of die Coinpany's Naval Service, in which tie had been engaged more than Twenty Years, was reduced to a state o f debility and general relaxation of the System, which cannot be described. The Balm of Mecca has restored him to a bey, ter state of health than he ever before eioyed. ANOTHI:R. PROOI , . • Copy of a Letter from Mr. Sheppard, Bookseller, Bristol. Bristol, Nov. as, iSO2. , A Gentlewoman, who resides in the neighbourhood Of Bris• tot, called on me this morning, to acknowledge A very - re. markable Cure, which she has experienced rem taking the Balm of Mecca indead this Medi.i.ne .pears to be so,gene. rally efficacious, and 1 have myself %t iuiessed so convineing a proof of its excellence in the foregoing instance, that I shall take every opportunity. to recommend it ; arul AS 1 am quite out, 1 request you will send me a fresh supply as soup as possible. I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, ' (Signed) WM SltartAitt). The Balm of Mecca is prepared genuine only by Messrs. Ball and Co. Surgeons, No. 22, Risbopsgare-strett Within and, by their a?pu►ntment, is. sold ‘vtiolebale and retail by Mr. Withers, No. 24, Strand, 7th Muse tram Temple flax; Mr. 'Butler, No. .1, Chevside ; and by every icspect..dole Medicine Vender m the Unitc4.l Kingdom. Price air. oil, Duty itytuttfsl.. ROYAL EXCHANGII ASSURANCEOFFICE, March, MI bkoi. PERSONS whose Annual Premiums fall due on the 25th inst. are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready .to be delivered at' the. Company's Offices, over the Royal Eichange and in Pall-Mall, as well as by th eir re spedive regents in the several Counties ; and the Parties as. l er ,* tam fe1}.40 4, ea WAN: ty r.mewal, of qtkoir Pittidurs • tal or before the yth ot April next, as the usual Fifteen 'Days'al lowed for Payment,, beyond the Date of each Policy will then expire. • SAMUEL. PENNING, Jun. See. Cr?' Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss or Damage by Fire ; and also for the Assurance ot; and granting Annui ties on; Liv,cs. N. IL Policies of Assurance for the Sum of 3Oel. or up. wards, are issued free of expence to the Assured. STATE LOTTERY .NOW DRAWING. SWIFT and Co. -No. Tt, Podltry, re4pedfully i n f o rm the Public, that the Drawing of the LOT. WW RY CUIIiCS the whole' of MONDAY and THURS.. DAY in each week, anti the intermediate thy are open for the Sale 'of Tickets and S ham, warranted Undrawn. A. CRICHTON and R. W. SMITH's CREDITORS.. THE CREDITORS of A. CRICHTON and R. N. stOrrit t - of crown-court, Bow-lane, Cheapsitie,' Waiehnusemen, are informed, that the Trustees intend making a Dividend on.the ath inst. at the Counting,liouse of Brooks.and Cooper in 'Cali:woo-street, to' such of the Creditors who have signed the Trtist-deed, and also to those who shall execute the saint on rceeipt of their Dividend.— The Creditors are requested inutiediatoly to forward to Brooks and Cooper. an Affidavit 'of their Debt agreeable to the Trust-deed, accompanied with the Particltlars of their Aecount. ORANGE TREES, JESSAMINE PLANTS, andTRUE IiB.UNSWI CI( SAUSAGES. ir UST imported, a large Assortment Of Orange and Lemon Trees; Arabian and Catalonian jes sam i nes arrived in the highest perfeetion. • Also a large and choice Collecliou ortrue Brunswick Sau sagei, of various Sizes, and in roc. :I.lcitt Condition. Those who Are curious in this Article, will rind them greatly' supe rior to any imported tor litany years, Mown& ( . li:I• Medic, Parmesan Cheese, Neufchatel Cheese, White French Ytitegar,Capoot Capers, New French Olives, Gorgona Anchovies, Ice. by the Importers, lOHN BUR GESS and SON, at their Old Italian Warehouse, No. to 7, Cornet of the leavoy Steps, Strand, London. NEWLY DISCOVER.ED ISLAND rrHE L'iIs,ERARY JOURNAL of this Day, (No. Xi V.) amongst.. other interesting Ar ticles, an Account of a Newly Discovered Island in the Paci fic, by Captain Simpson, of the Nautilus. . *** The Numbers from the beginning may be had of the Printers, C. and R. Baldwini of New liridge7street.