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ter t t e , ) , A -# , •., s 71 - I • ) 6 • • • . la! \e,...).1„ . .. -7 • - me bl I.'.Si, ~, r `' ,`'! f K 4 t, ntS NUMBER 3293.1 THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1803. [PRICE SIXPENCE:, c ; ~r jY 1 red u. act THEATRZ , ROVAL, DRUA.Y.LANE. TO-MORRO/ EVENING, April is, 1803, *lll be performed . DEAF AND -DUMB. In which . Miss DE CAMP will perform. WITH THE CHILDREN' IN THE WOOD. 2 gr The Public ar c most respeElfully informed, that the Comedy of The Marriage Promise is unavoidably post till Saturday next. THEATRE-LOYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TOMORROW EVENING, April iS, 1803, will be presented • JOHN BULL ; Or, AN ENGLISIINIAN's FIRE-SIDE. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. With a Lyrical Epilogue by Mr. lOHNSTONE. WITH THE SPOIL'D CHILD. ert S.aturdlty, ,john Bull, with The Intriguing Chamber. :raz,Jr, ma,CD LEN COLI:EdE, OXFORD: rrim . E 'ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the :Z;ENT 1.11114 EN ofthis SOC LET Y will be holdco at the Tliatcli'c 7 ;cruse Tavern, in St. lames's-street, on Wed nesday the 4ul of May. Dinner on the Table at- Five o'Ciock. STEWARDS Sir WM. CEARY, Bart. The Rev. CHA.WALKER, THOI+.IAS PITT, Esq. The Rev. BENT. TA'L'E. AU Gentleni..l who intend to honour the Stewards with their Company, desired to leave their Navies at 'the Of face of he rhatchid Houae the Day before. Persons t, h,ve jny Chims or P-mands LEI? `IN* the Estate and Eacas of HENRY BERKE. • OkTMA.N, Esti : late of Lower,Brook.street, Gros. t -square, deceased, are requested forthwith to transmit Statement of the same to Messrs. Buck, No. 77, Upper isetkeleyostreet, Portatuvoquare, , BRITISH FlItE OFFICE, STRAND A. 2413 COalg INSURANCES against Losi or Damage by FIRE coutuwa toi be madeon llotises, Buildings, Manufactories, coots and Morchandiie, Ships, Vesseli, BOgeS, and every Kiradoe Craft, with their .Friright, C.;rgoos, and Stores, in tuS , Harbour River, or on any Navigation, FARMING STOCK', arid all. othe: Property, inany-Part of .Great Bri tain and Ireland. • Pthans who remain uninsured, will do. well, to refleit on * ha 1114 nY Calamities occasioned by FIRE ; and of the dread.. ful Consequences to many rndividua . l;: and is Property, in Ttneraii has conside r ably increased in 'Value, these already In red should reconsider. t heir Policies, and make such ad, outron as pr u ck t i ce may suggest.. • Annual Payments due at Lad Day, must be made within Tiftece.Days therefrom, or the Benefit of the Policy will bP. kol lolar i; A l tir jA gailco, inity . ,t?e , repevictl after, without a New s• - .. • Vnittad Rtaposolt'and,conditions pf Insurance, and a List of the 'Directors, Trustees, .14c. may be had Gratis as above, andof the A.tietltt its ail the Cities and principal Towns .in Ingiand,,„*.iotlandond Wales. For the convenienc e of thei r Friendt In Ireland, tliey . have'establithed an Office in Dame :oqt, ilut4in, where, and,. of th:,...,Agents in the principal Cities and Towns, P ropoSals are alto to be had Gratis. kOBERT SKELTPN, Sec. }ASI - 110A4ALk.tDA. Nt, by . NIr.'ALLEN„ PRIVATELY taught to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never, learnt this Accomplish ment, or not in the improved modern style, at No. 19, Sher.' Bard-street, Goltlessespluarc, and Nu. to, Great Ellie -street, Goodman's.fielcls, They are taught on a Plan particularly calculated for those to whom it is an objed to acquire it ex. peditiously, privately, and in the first style of fashion. Foreigners, °lacers and Country - Residents ; who may vciAls to learn in st few :lays, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the House, and receive constant Itistruelion. Vie . ANNUAL HALL will be on the 4th of y, at the. CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN, Stran d. Re— spectable Schools and families, it not distant from Town, regularly attended on the usual. Conditions, and instructed in elcry elegant requisitc of Modern Dancing. ORANGE TR EE S,, JESSAMINE PLANTS, anckTittn BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES.. 1 1 ,NT-imported, a large Assortment of Orange 411 ( 1 ;Letrion Trees; 4rabian .and CataloniilB,)cssarnineS WI 1114 4 in the highest perfeelion'.. Also a large and chotee Collation of true Brunswick Sau sages, of various Sizes, and in excellent Condition. Those 'ho are curious in thiS:Artiele, 'will find tbern greatly supe. via: to any imported for manY years. Moutarde tie Maine, I ) .rniesart Cheese, Neufchatel Cheese, V, bile French Vinegar, .I;spoot.Capers, New French Ofives, `: 4 2 l g o na Anchovies, &c. by,the linporters, JOHN BUR ..tSS and SON, at their Old Italian Warehouse , Noy ica. Cornet of the Savoy Steps, Strand, London. HANTS: A FREEHO LDI HO US , AND PREMISES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. KIDD, At the Ge or s o i n Odiham, oni 26th of April, pre cisely at Three &Clock, VALUABLE and Substantial New well built Brick ()W I. LING HOUSE, fit for.the recepa lion of a Genteel Family. The Premises consist of Six cheerful Bed-rooms. Ott the Ground Floor is a very good Drxtvityg-room. Dining-room, and Lihrnry, of well pi opor. tioped diMeniions ; good -Kitchens,- and numerous Offices. Coach-house'and Stables; An excellent Garden surrounded with lofty Walls welt Planted. The House was built by a Naval Officer tOr his own Residence, and is situated (in. closed with Folding Gates) at the Western Entrance of the pleasant Town of Odiham, in a genteel Neighbourhood, a tine Sporting C_guntry, abounding wi t h G ame , an d several Packs of F OX 'Hoiinds kept near there. ;Wiliam is Two Miles from Harttord-bridge. • where Coaches Daily pass 4 Eight from Basingstoke, and forty-two from London. Printed Particulars may be had on the e remises, which may be viewed any time preceding the Salt, at the George aCrowct Ociiharn; Whiteliart, Hartford-bridge,i Bush, Farnhain; lissingttoke; Crown, Reading; King's Head, Houn slow • and. of V. and Kidd, Upholders' No. 6z, New I,o Pd:street 3 w h e re Plan of the House may be seen. . B LO OM, Of WHITE CEPHALIC- SNUFF, most Prepared wholly front salubrious English Plants ;An . Complaints of Clip: Head, particularly:the common liead Ach, it seldom fails giving immediate case, and, if persisted in, prevents ret u r n s. No sooner is it taken than its "bct are felt, by wartnibg the ' , Nervous System,- relieves "Lowness of Spirits, Fits of every kind, Ner VOUb .Dkorders, . Giddine s s, Fitlotness, Swimming of the Head, ,Lethirgies, Drowsiness, Loss of Memory, and Paralytic 'Compl.Unts: In limner; of the Eyes, anti Deafness, 'there have been innu merable instances of its great efficacy. Theiniury COMinca Sinift.does to the licad and St.iniach inay, in a great degree, be prevented, by mixing it with a hill,: of this White Snutl; . it corm* foul .fir prevents„thc taking of infedious Dise4ses. Price 25. 3d. the Bottle, Duty incjtiried. Messrs. Dicey and CO. Bow Chureli.yard, London are appointed' the only Wholesale Venders; and m4y be had 'Retail of, the fol l owing - Neritiers of Patent Nletlictnes : Noore, No. ri i ( 4 ;reat Russel:street, Covent-garden; 'Stringer, No; 4, and t itheri.) No. 22 , 4, Strand ; Keith and Co. .o. 30, 1 - taymarket ; 'Wade, l`t 4 o. .13, Old Bond-street, and No. 163, Fleet-street; Ward, No. 324, and Pearsacflolborri i 'Geen No. tjt Oxford -street i andantes% Venden in the United kinStioni s. DR. CARNETT's ORPHAN CHILDREN. From the Press of the Royal Institution, and dedicated, by permission, to the Right lion. and Hon. the Managers of that Crporation, will be speedily published, in a hand some Quarto Volume, ACOURSE of LECTURES on ZOONOMIA ; or, The LAWS of ANIMAL 1.1 FE. By the late I'. CARNETT, M.D. &c. &c. &c. Amount of Subscriptions received - - - - 977 Sio Subscribers whose Subscriptions are not paid in 593 17 o 157 1 2 to Dedu6t Expences incurred for Paper and Print ing, and for Advertisements and other neces- 671 210 sary and probable future Expences, - 0 o The Committee entreat a continuance of the Subscrip tions. and rely a generous Public will consider the Sum of 9001. when placed out at Interest, to be very inadequate to the providing an humble. independence for these defenceless Orphans, and to maintain and educate, through 'a long mi nonty, the Infant Children of the late Dr. Garnett, who .devoted the whole exertions of his life to the geatiral it.ltus on of Knowledge, the improvement of useful Arts.; and the promotion of Social klappiness, and who, unfortunately. , for his Orphans; coritratted' a &Vet* in the gratuitous exercise of hit Profession,which. at once deprived them of all their hopes, and left - them dependent on the Public to relieve the Distress witch they are,too young to feel . in all its extent. The lowest Subscription for a Copy - of the Work has been ti.xetrat One Guinea, the price which the Booksellers usually charge for Works of the satne extent and excellence ; intend ng by tuis means to afford au opportunity to Subscribers to ossess this usefuland interesting Work, at the amount of its Ctual value, or of extending their Subscriptions, as a - fur her testimony or their own benevolence, and the and virtues of the Author. The .I.ite, and a Portrait of Dr. Garnett, engraved by an eminent Artist, under the immediate direction of Mr. fosialt 134c1e11, will be .published with the, Work, as will also a complete List of the Subscribers. 'Subscriptions are received at the following Banking-houses in LOndon, viz..Ness. bosanqurt, Coutts, Edwards, tlackey, lioares, Ransoms, and Obus ; at. the Bar of Lloyd's CoMe. house ; and by Mr: Savage, at the Royal Institution ; and at which places Lists of the present Subscribers,aul their Sub— scriptions, mayllbe seen ; and . where Subscriptions may be remitted from the Country through the medium of Country Bankers. BY Order, 4 1 W. CUPPAG E. Essex -street, Strand. Sec, to the COMlllitt=. MORGAN and SANDERS's New - : Invented' Imperial Dinini; Tables and Portable Chairs ; tht inuch.admired Patent Brass»screw Bedsteads. Sofa Beds and tThair Beds, with a gen era l S toc k o f Uph o l s t e ry and Cabinet Articles, upon improved principles, for the furnishing Houves complete, . - 10. 'viand 17, Catherine-Street, Strand. • The imperial Dining 'fables are allowed to be the hand somest and most Complete set of Tables ever • vet invented ; eleg . aut Pm oo BedS, with ne . w-clesigned Window urtains, en Suite ; new -irv ente d M usquitto Couch B e d s f or F ere i gn Climates, i ates, Matrrasses, and Bedding c o m pl e te ; every Article in the Upholster, aril Cabinet Bra ncaes, executed in the hest S and Most Modem - stile of Fashion and Taste, and of the choicest Materials and high-finished Workmanship, .MOItGAIV anti SANDERS, • '• furnishing, Upholsterers and Cabinet - Makcrs,. No. tti, and t 7, Catherine -street, Strand. N. 13. To prevent mistakes, please to ootke the Nutt- . bens, i 6 and 17. • v , cANIBRLDr;Er,I-t , ;: . r r TO SE 41)1„D in/ ALA riON _ _ M r. CHAPMAN,: I' On Wednesday the 4th Day of May next, at the Baptist Head Cottee-house, in Chancery-lane, London, at Twelve WC lock, ?VHF. MANOR anti ESTATE of WOOD. I BURY-HALL, containing ir.the whole r 368 Acres. The Estate is very compact, and situate in tke Parish of Gattilittgay, two Miles' from Porton, six, from Biggleswatle, seventeen front Cambridge, fifty London, and Jour f ro m G Word- Bridge, on the4;reat North Road, tionvwhence: the River t)use is navigable to Lynn. The Mansion-house and Offices are in cothPlete repair, • and tit for the, immediate reception of a Family.. The Soil round the Mansion-house is remarkably" dry and healthy, and the Turf is as good as any hate Ground .; the Garden is esteemed equal to any in tkie Kingtlem 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 variety on the Manor; Particulars may be had atter the loth of April' at the Chambers of Mr. Graham, No. 6, Lincolns-itin ; by W. and f. Black; Middle Temple ; at the principal Inns at 'Pot ton • the Cock,at Eaton the Wheat-sheaf, Alconbury-hill ; thalFountain, at Huntingdon; the Ram, at Newmarket ; artit of Mr. Chapman, at the Baptist Head Collie-house, Chancery-lane. lc B. The Gardener at 'Woodbury Hall will shew the House and Premises about it, and the Tenants will shew their respeCtive Farina. • FOR FEVERS, LN LUENZAS. COLDS, SORE THROATS, RHEUMATISMS, AGUES, the YEL LOW FEVER, ST. ANTHONY's FIRE, and for all BILIOUS and INFLAMMATORY COMPLAINTS. iaNIES's POWDER. THOUGH this Medicine hasoutlived its Oppo nents, and is become a tevourite Remedy among the most eminent of the Faculty, itissingulal that an early pre iodic* should still remain in the minds of sonic persons, with regard to its safety : but the experience of inore than half a Century . has shewn; that the danger attending its use (however indiscreet) • is not greater than that of other Medi cines, which open the body . ; and that it possesses this pc culiar virtue, tleat if no vitiated Bile, or other Matter, on which it is intended to at, be contained in the Stomach and Bowels, it usually passes off without any sensible effect To this old prejudice it is.owing, that the Powder is com thonly'given in doses too small to carry,oll the Complaint. Those however who have had the most •Pt2CtiCe•tintlt'this Medicine, acknowledge that: the tree administration of it in large doses has occasioned less inconvenience and greater sue cess. It should be given as soon as possible after flit attack of Fever, or any such violent attWion ; when it cannot do harm, even though the disorder be not ascertained; and if a Cure be not the consequence, it 'kill have the good eil'e& of Preparing the body tbr other Medidines which the indication Or the skill, of the practitioner shall dire.. This remark is the more necessary in cases of sudden illness, where Medical 4dvice is not to be immediately obtained; and therefore, all persons in remote situations should be provided with a •reme tiY, from which every advantage „may be gained, and no risk incurred. But here indeed a .Caution is requisite to guard against imposition by counterfeited preparations, •which, by Proving a disappointment, and often even a detriMent , , to th e atient,. tend to bring the original Powder into disrepute; may be - necessary therefore to repeat, that the late Dr. lames left in the hands of his Executors an Affidavit, which they pubtished at his decease, for the satistactiotrof the world ; declaring, " that he tract never diseloted the Secret and the Improvement of his-Powder to any Persons, but his Son and Mr. Newbery," from whom only the genuine Medicine can be obtained. I t is sold therefore only by Franeis . Newbery, No, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, tew Doors front the Corner of Cheep side, London; and at Dr. James's late House in. Bruton street-';,.in Packets, Price 2s. 9A. each ;or in Bottles, con taining •la ‘Packey,,, (as made up for the Army and Navy,) Price tl. 4s. 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Of whom may be had, by the same Author, lately published, AS'fONISkIMENT l a Romance of a Century ago, in two molunics, I IMO, price gs. jtt boards.... • LIGNUM's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS. , To Mr. Lignum, Surgeon, No. s 7, Bridge-street, Mitnclies- St. Anthony's Pottery t Northshore, near Newcastle. . SIR, upon-Tyne, July 7, !So o . rroyott it must undoubtedly be. peculi4rly sa t is. fatinry to hear of the efficacy of a Medicine, which conduces so much to the public good. My soh, who is now oleveh i eirs of loge, is in the number of those who have ex. perienced the beneficial ell::cts of your ANTI sCO R UTIC DROPS, for which I desire to he thankful to Grid, and to return you my warmest acknowledgments: He was, for upwards offive years, most violently aftlided with o‘scorbn tic humour, which extended from the soles of his feet to the crown of his head, in one entire scab, his face and hands cS cepted. During hiS affliCtion, from the insidierable itching attending his Complaint; his life was httrthensome to him self, and you may naturally suppose, an inexpressible mid daily grief to myself and his mother. Observing numerous Aditerttsements of yours in the Newspaper 4 and the Many cures yourAntiscorbutic Drops have performed is this neigh bourhood, as well as at a distance, I was determined my soh should make trial of them. I purchased one 45; 6i. bottle of Mrs. lledgson of Newcastle, which he took agreeably to your di:odious, but we foun;l little or no alter4tioo; taking the second bottle he was much better, and before he finished five small bottles he was perfectly free from every symptom of his loathsome disorder ; and, thank God, he is how a fine healthy boy at school. I think, in justice to so valuable a Medicine, I cOuld do no otherwise tor your and the public good, than request you to publish my son's case. Nou have may permission to teter any person !shouting under sittiilar complaints, when I shall with pleasure satisfy the inquirer. I remain, with much esteem; Sir, your obliged humble servant, ION:ATI-IAN FOSTER. 1()FIN CUTTER, , ;-- Witnesses to the signing 1(013 E RT GREY. CZIr These Drops are moulded square bottles, at tss. and 44. 6d.—Una t*S' bottle is equal iyt quantity to three 4a, 6d, ones. One 4s. 6d. bottle is sufficient to convince the affliEted of the salutary alias niche Medicine. They may be had, wholdiale and retail, at Lignum's Dispensary, No. q, 13ri0o.titreet, ninchoster ; at t low ard and Evans's, No. 4s, Long-lane ' WeStiStilitiltiLld, sold wholesale agents in London ; anti retail by _the toi lowing persons ;• H. Cundell, No. 47 1 Minories ; W. Clark, No. a 69, BornuKh ; lonian, No, 33, Whitechapel; feboult, No. tco, Oxford-street • .Sutton, No. 141, Long.acre; Wade, Old Bond-street, and No, 163, Flekt , Street -Tut' and Hoed,- ton, Royal Exchange p Kni&nt, Nuncti )414lite; and Wand, No, 04, klulbara. OFFICE OF ORDgANCE, • April t, i2o; . • , T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ili! MA: yßsri": ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that AA - they wi ll be rea,b , at . their'y ie rc, ‹Y ' s o l a rg.retvreet, ,s n in s ivr, on THEIOpA I', the 21st ies;ant Xpril, to radii; Paporait from sato PersOns as nta; be wil(ii!e'to staderthle ilse surtqr . HARNESS, SAALERI% and COLLAA-M.AXER3 ARTICLES, for , the Service tf this depattntent, titan a Contra(? for The r i Years, confirmadle 't a r Pattei and Specimen: 1 . . f the elif t . matt Articles, .wbkh !nay be..inipeßed 4u the 7"<en•er, aptliratian to the Chief Clerk tinder the Prine;tal Stveteepes of tte o;drameti, and at ir,:+hcvich; rip n appiiea!lon to the re:. rteElive Officers of the Orrih-aniv there, a: iitb n,tkil!rh plate: trinted Teri::: and Covdit,:ons of -the Car:,.i,74 .. and gehidtderei the Articier to he furnit!ed to.2.er sur, m',ll. It wetted r 2,l4:Tying .7 - k .47426:at to-8r :Le r t fc At i n Si. iltvgarrt:.tirced, tp, and marked 4r the otn.. silt " r• r+.7',.,a:s for the sit pplyof ijurnews, ire." 0! Pr Nen the said 2 IS: figf-Of vfi after nolfricb At , no Proptalt .011 le admitted. .6 OP do. GI :kr fic , ani t A.., fI. CREW, See: AVAT.ER PROOF. cEMENI. AATATER effalually kept out of CAllnts.; like. v.v wise Tanks, Reservoits. FiTh•Phrlds. Nina,; Ball* Drains, Mill Races, Vv . halls, Vats tnr Brewers, Tanners, Fellniongera, fir, built in the most substanttftt and durable manngr with Parker's R 01112,1 Cement, by Isaac Templar, liricOayer, , Queen-street, Southwatk. ANCIENT STAINED CLASS 9 - ' l O RESOLD, by PI ivate gon;raet, for Churches; Ptibl,ic Buildings. and Cabinets, at No. sitl, The Collet ion is in fine Preservgion. Attendance. from Ten to Flveo'Clock. Good Allowance to those who buy to tell again. By DIVINE PROVIDENCE. HE BALM OF MECCA; (Price only 24.99.1.) T is the hest Remedy in the Universe for N E.lO/0 trS COMPLAINTS, tne most powerful restorative anti re animating *11.A..141 of Li FE and HEALTH, and the aatest and hest Medicine in the Work!. • It is not pretentiled that this Medicine can arret the pro gresl.of Nat e, but it :. ; t asserted and proved, tnait will re.. store Health even whom: tile Constitution appea rs to have been -- irrepaa'ably ;inkured..- . This is. the genuine ,ExYptialt Bain), of I.oseplius tells us, that the Qncei: of Saba Math , a present of x tree Solomon,• and which is still" considered in toil Eastern Countries as a.sovereign re me dy for almost eve6"diSease, Thos; - Who laitre - iinpaired their 'health by•it residence in hotand unhealthy ;',the young of, either Sex, wi,,;•se infirmities threaten premature old age, a Litt of Misery, and an, early , dissolution ; and titOsa irtoread.' vanced in years, whose' totterin& saptel ftanles appear Witherud . and almost worn out, •are the more immediate , obt. • .o*: l 4f soothing 1S lrir l whose ben influence may eitenried to 'the 'what class - of 't,:iletUdinavians for in all cases and in all ages .where•tne..solids arc relaxed, where the constitution has received a shock, or is by any.nwans debili. tated, this restorative and re-animating Balin of life and. H e alth will produce the happiest ett;::is ; tile cold :Ind :re mulous nerv'es will be warmed and steadied ; the 'relaxed fibres or soft flabby, tiesh will be braced . and rendered firm • the, muscles will be, invigorated, the sinew's/Will be Stren gt h: coed, the emaciated limbs will be covered with firm ficsh,, the exhausted vessels will be replenished, the i m p over i s h ed watery blond will become rich and balsamic, and its languid circulation restored to the isanatiVe impet us, which. is the true criterion of health ; the laaguid•drooping spirits Will be re• vived and exhilarat;d ; dic;estion will be promoted; in short, the tone of the nerves wil l be restored, and by thesesineatis the whole constitution willßeTenovated - . Feebleness, .103. situde, .anxiety,Jrielaticholy, and all the,deplorable nap:. toms of disease will vanizh, and strzfr4;th, ardour, s ervi i t y, and every evidence of renovated health will be the happy ze. s lat of taking this inestimable Balm in due time, :iccording to the direttions for use which accompany each pocket. TO THE FAIR SEX. • The Balm of Mecca is m-at earneltly.recominended during pregnancy, us well as at every ether period of their lives ; its sublime and refined properties, its Mild operation, and specific qualities, are most 'happily congenial to the native delicacy of the female habit t and those complaints of which .females are more immediately susceptible, come so direaly withirrthe benign influence of this medicine, that its timely administration will most assuredly supersede the necessity of-any other remedy. •In all particular cases it will be aria visable to consult the Doctor, which may be done by letter addressed to him, No. 22 Bishopsgate-street Withi n , or to ,the care of any one of his W holesale Agents, and enclosing his fee (not less than half...a-guinea; : and every female may rest assured that her ease will be treated with the utmost de. licacy, and the most scruputou) attention to every particular,. and the most profound secrecy, by a physician of scientific knowledge, very great 'experieitce, and stria integrity. A P roof of the Efficacy Of that most excellent Medicine, the BALM of MECCA, which is an infallible Cure tor aIA Nervous Disorders. The Hon. 11Irs.iWisleton was subjeft to a violent Ner vous Head-ache, Palpitations, Tremars, and titntecoun distressing sensations tOr some years, during which she con. ( s t t o il n t i t : d f s u ct i o o te w o eti f t t h h e e n i :o p st re e sc n i t i i i n n e i tt osi Nle us it e cti d l thleenoianti v t l hK 4t i e n r iz c. for two,seasons,, without etibil, and never received an permanent relief till she was recommended to the Proprietor yof the B a lm of Mecca, hy whose advice and Medicines she has been perfettly restored. • (Signed) ettAttLOTTit TSVZSLIT,Otip Margatet•street, Cavendish-square, London ANOTHER PROOF. Mrs. Mary Coates, at Mr, Ashtion't:, Long-Ashton, neat Bristol, was afflicted fur many year i s ih u s • l it i l;: ter u i Ts y t it t s tre , a a t n tf ut u ! Nervous Dis , nder, accompanied w violent fixed Pain in-the Crown oilier Head: by taking the Halm of Mecca she has obtained a perteel Cure. a. ANOTHER PROOf William Stokoe, Esq. 'Chief Officer of tilt Pitt Fast lndiant by - a Resideuci:y in the East Indies,. and the Seve4 ritiesot the t tun - rally's NayA Servicc, in which he had bran cogagArtiore than TwentF'Vesrsi was reduced to a staw.of debility and genaal relakation of the System, which cannot be des'cribe,l. The Balm of Mecca has restored him to a bet ter MIN 01 than he ever before enjoyed, ANOTHER PRO() Copy ot'it l.etter tlont Mr. Sheppard, Bookseller, Bristol., R Ntw. t Oen;lewornaii, who resides in the neigh-heal hood of Bris tol, called no me thii inornin, , , to acknowledge a v e r y r e . mac able Cure, w hi c h she has expetienead from raking the Jialot of I!ein:a ; italeed-this Medicine appears to be ugent ralfy efliracitio , :;, and I have . myself witne,ssed so convincing a proof of i excellence in the ;,nregoing inst.rtoce, th;t sh:dl take vers, - opportunity to' recoauttend it ; and as I tun quite out, 1 requcst .you Will NettLl Mt: a tresit supply as soap as possible.. ia), Sir, your obetti.lit (S.i4netti b4ll-n of Mecca is pr , rpared genuine only by Mtigrs. 11411 aid t..7.0.-Sorgeoos,. No. n, flishopssate_str ect wi t hi n anti, by their appointment, is soldwnotesale and retail b ; Mr. 'Wit!1;;;;;, No. rzg, Strand, 7th know trOrn Temple Bar Mr. Butler, No: 4, and trr eveiy reipetlhi4 tlrclicine Vonditr n the - Cnitea Kingdom . . Price ZS* Duty futlu.ica,