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THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, April z 6, t 803 t will be presenied JOHN Or; AN ENGLISHNIAN's FIRE-SIDE. The Principal Charaacrs.by . . Mr. LEWIS, Mr. COOKE, Mr. FAWCETT, - .Mr. lOHNSTONE, Alr. H. IOHNSTON, Mr. BLANCHARD, iMERY, Mr. WADDY, • Mrs. GIBBS, - Mrs. POWELL,' And Mrs. N. lOHNSTON. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. With A . Lyrical Epilogue by Mr. lOHNSTONE. .• WITH • . THE MAID OF THE MILL. nn Thursday, Tabu Bull, with The Flitch' of Bacon.. un S4tutd,iv, John Bull, with The Deserter of Naples. A new Musical 'Altvr , Piece is id neparation, called The /air Fugitive, with new Music, Scenery, eze. Mr. HENRY CAULFIELD's BENEFIT. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON FRIDAY, the t3th of May, 1803,• will •he presented, ' • A PLAY and FARCE, • Which will be named in future Bills. ' Tickets to be had of Mr. Henry Caulfield, artlie Battle of Lodi, lyceum, Strand; And of Mr. Brandon, at the 'r heatre, whcr Places for thelluxes may. betaken:...,.... . • I'AVING.OFFICE, DUBLIN, March 7, 1803 • PROPOSALS FOR , LIGHTIt 4 G•TIIRSTREETS:." . THE DIRECTORS and 'COMMISSIONERS will receive Proposals for Lighting the Public Lamps. and Globes in the ity, : uncl for keeping the sarne, and the Furniture thereol, In' good order, from the tst of Septembernext, for one, two . ,"rie.three Years, as shall be agreed upon. Globes,ro have a• double Burner. And.they ate willing, if desired, to enter into,one or inore separate Contract or Con trads for flip same. Proposals to be sent to this °Rice on.or beforo. the Jst May next, sealed up, and direded to the Secretary the Board, and .indorsed" Proposals for Lighting," mlitelr‘vill be opened in the preSence atilt, Proposer, or his Representative, at One o'C lock on the saidihry, alter tjch Day no Propo sal will be received. Signed, by Order. ' • - W. 1. 110 MANS, SeerOafy% . . SIR JAMES MARRIOTT. ALL Person hawing Dtinamts -on the. Estate o f • Sir I Mr' ES MARRIOTT, Knt. deceased, .;ate judge of the High C ou r t Of Admiralty, Doetors Commons, and of Twinsted Hall, in the Comity. of Essex, and Master of the College of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, are. requested to send Act:Mints of such Demands to the' Rev, R obert Gray, at Twinsted Hall aforesaid, or to Mr. lanies'l%VildoWaroft, licitor, of (:rag's Inn, London, the'Executors to his Will, and Trustees for the Sale of his .real Estates. TO BE PEREM PTORI LY SOLD,. P ursuani to 1 - 1 Court of Chancery, Made in a Cans ( HOBSON, before John Wilmot,' tis of the said Court,, in the Pub! Court, in SOuthanipton-, buildings, i, on Wednesday the 2,7 th Day of A Hours.of live and Six in ,the Atte' . . TilE , INTEREST in , 6666! Ye per Cent. , Annuities, standing in atant-General of the..aid (butt, exr Francis Fiench : And the keversiona vy Five per Cent. An inuities, str le said Accountant.Gene ra4 expeak, Am Blake: - And also the Reversionary Navy Annuities . , .standhig in the Name of the said Actountant-General, expeaant on the neath of John Lynch Particulars may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Cham. bells in Southampton-buildings; of Messrs. -Sermon and 0 1111 tY ray's Inn ; Messrs.. Ward, llennetts, and Creaves, C . Garden.; • and of Messrs. Smith, Kekewich, and F Hos ns, Lincoln's Inn. - ' VALUABLE SALMON FISHINGS ON• SPEY._ 'THE DUKE. of GORDON's SALMON FISK. I NGS *on the River SPEY, to which the Earl of Mo. ny's are joined, are again open , , and ready to ba•antermi to for the Season 18q4, on alesse for 14 Year*. From the rising value of Salmon, tires 2 Fishings become an important objat to any Couipany adequate to the Utide.rtaliing.' Sealed Proposals, addressed to e:tartes Gordon; Esq. of Cluny, Edinburgit, will be receiyed of these Fishings until the Ist of June. 1803, and those not accepted otreturned.' SALE of LANDS in the COUNTY , t - MORAY,. To be Sold by Public Auction, within the kfayal Exchange Collee-House, Edinburgh, on Wednesday the rith. May next, at Six o'Cloek in the Evening, if not previously Disposed of by Private Bargain, 'ALL an&l Whole the Village, !Ands, arid Port of BU RG II- HEAD. The romantic appearance and local advetntages or this Preperty are well known. It lies on the Murray FritiWalmost directly opposite the Frith of Crotnarty, and front its own situation, and that of the sur rounding shores, might be rendered "one c..t . the Most commo dious and sate Harbours on the Northern Coast of Scotland. Vroin Surveys and Estimates, which have be,!.n recently made, the Harbour might be completed at a suit cx pence, 3 nd from its being placed at an equal distance from, and 'Within six milos of each of the thriving towns of and • Forres, it must haturallybecome the Sea-port of both these Places, Should the I)rojed:cl Canal front the Murray Frith ‘ll the West Coait ofScotiand take place, it' would neee,sa rily add greatly to the value of this Property by, the increase of Trade, and great resort of Shipping to that Coast.. Upon the Property there is a valuable Quarry of Freestone, capable elf being convertol to every purpose, and affording excellent -Materials fur carrying on the necessary operations Upon the Harbour. The Village and Ground contain , Thirty-two Scotch Acres. There are presently about eighty fainiiies in It, and the demand ter the accommodation of others is con-. want and increasing. Fur some years past, Ship and Beat- bhilding have.been carried On there to a considerable extent, 4.nd being situated, in a cheap; posulous, and fertile Country,. a variety, of'Manufactures and Trade. might he 'undertaken and prosecuted with success. In short, a more eligible Put chase for a Manufacturer or Merchant seldom occurs. Application int a Purchase by . Private Bargain may in the lateen time be made to the Proprietor, Sir Archibald Dunbar, Bart, by Elgin; Dunbar, W. S. ; Mr. Donaldson. Smith,nictore at 4.2ordonston, by Elgin; or Mr. Spoftiii-. woode. Sackville-street, London ; any of whom will give every ininintation as to particulars. • )a:l)ecreeof the High C eof F R Et4Cll against 1 Esq. oe :Waste lic Sale- the. Own • iondun Ipril i the I ts• RE 1. 1 3 ., I lire the tow at It of I 4 ry I ntzrt , aiding in ihe Name of th ant on the Death of Jo ry Interest in 2001. like I A NEW GRAND SPECTACLE. • . ROYAL CIRCUS. THIS EVENING, April zs,- . 1803, will he presented a grand Display Of HORS F.MANSH IP, by a Troop of most Capital Horsemen, augmented by the ac quisition of Mr. PERRY, jun. the Youthful Highlander, whose undaunted manner of riding, atutsiiperiorskill, have obtained him, the appellation of the intrepid Equestrian, Clown to the Horsemanship, Mr. PORTER. • - After which (for the last, Week) an, Occasional Lyrical Ad dress in the CharaCier of PADDY BULL in his Potatoe Garden, will be sung by Mr. HARDING E. A new Grand Serious Speclacle t whieli has been a long time • in pre ration, called." - LOUISA' OF LOMBARDY ; Or,-pii,E SECRET NUPTIALS. The Music compbsed, with an entire .new Overture,. by • Mr. Sanderson. The Scenery, with that of the Pantomime' and Decorations of the Theatre, designed•by Mr. Greenwood, and executed by him, Messrs: MarchbankS, Clarke, Blackmorc, Mer.. ride, ‘V hi more, and. Assistants. The Machinery invented by W. Rollout, and executed un der his sole- Direition. The Drawings of the Dresses, Banners,. Sec. &c. designed by Mr. Roberts, and executed under the direition of Mr. R. 'Hodson, and Mrs. Davis (late Miss Williams). The whole of the Stage Perfortnance invented, written, and produced by. Mr. Cross. dhar.telers.. Max.--T.he King, Mr. Male ; Bireno, his Kinsman, Mr. Heinle; Ascanio, Lucia and. Stiletto, Birenots Officers, Mr. Simpson, Mr. Ridgway, and Mr. Humphreys ; Pa- !adore, a Lombard Knight secretly married to the Pfiticess, Mr..Bettetton ; Gabriella - a .entrager entrusted with the care of their intuit, Mr. Montgomery ; Bertram, a Wood cutter, Mr. Slimier; Ricardo, a Lombard Peasant, com p 11cd by Birenota oppression to take up arms ag: inathim t Mr. Burrovd.; ltiav:ildo, his Son, Captain of a Band of .Peasants outlawed-by Bireno, Mr. Roberts;. Father Au . gustina Mr. •Pilbrow ; Officers, Guards, &c. Messrs.. Dowling, Tinsley, ace. &c. LADitS.—Maria Theresa, Mrs. Helme ; Alinda, Miss Simms; Infant Princess, Miss H. Lettin ; Ladies of the Court, Attendants, tke. Messdames &c. Misses Randal, Minton, ikc. and Louisa of 'Lombardy, 1 . )) , Mrs. Parker, being her first appearance on this Stage these three years. • . - The whole to conclude with the new splendid Comic Pan. called TI - IR RIVAL STATUES; • Or, HARLEQUIN HUMOURIST. Places for the Boxes to kie'taken. of Mrs. Simmons, at the Box-011iCe, where f3ooksof the Songs, Chorusses, &c. with Prospectus of the Adtion of both Pieces, may be had ; and .;,01L6fr Barker, Russel.strcet, Covent-Garden. to be opened at Half-Past Five, to begin at Half past oscloek.• • Boxes 4s. Sei-ond Price as.—Pit is. Second MCC 'IS. .Gallery is. 'Second Price 6d. . . Aervants cannot possibly keep Places later than half-past seven.--Second Price at Half-past Eight. ST. JAMES'S WESTMINSTFA LOYAL VOLUN - • • - TEERS— ffiHE ANIVERSARY DINNER Of the ST. 11 JAMES's WESTMINSTER LOYAL VOLUM.. Tr g RS, %vitt be held.at the Free Masons' Tavern, on Mon day the ,otit Of May. • - • SrEW.AR.II3. Lord ' Ainhe ' rit; Mr. Rice. -` • Downs, Mr. l'ellerin, Mr. Fell, Mr. Grant. .!Tickets 9s. eachi-to - be had of the Stewards.. and at "the rrer Masons' Tavern. on or before th4.6th May atter which day filmic will be issued, and no Member to be admitted with-• out a Ticket. Each Member to be at liberty to introduce a Friend upon his .applyittrfor . his Ticket as' above-mentioned, and .the Company of those Gentlemen who intend joining the Corps, is particularly Tetitisted. „ • Dinner on Table at Hair-past Fiye o'Clock precisely. ;Yree.Masons"ravern, April 21, 18(8. COUNTY OP HANTS. .• • . TO BE SO I.D, anti Immediate Possession Overt; ESTATE of • 4ROOIVIV141), in the A Parish of %Yidley, Seven Miles'irom Portsmouth: The House is New,, and very pleasantly situated; the land arotind it measures more than Fourteen ..statute Acres, is within a King Fence, and tvell,adapted for the Residence of a Gentleman's Family.—Apply to W. Miller, Portsmouth. ESTATES'in CARNARVONSHIRE and ME RIO NETHSI-11 R,E; ESTATES in the COUNTY of mr RION ETH, TO .PE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Mrs. Roberts', to Penmorva, cin Tuesday the toth of May, 1803, at Three o'Clock in the Afteinoon, SUNDRY FREE! lOLD EST A TES, - the, Property of the late Rev; RI C U,I RD OWEN, of Bean maris, viz.' the Freehold' Farm or TrObry, in the Parish of Llaniotheo, in the County of M..rioneth, cont4ining ?Acres of rich Arable, Pasture and Nkadow Land, lett to the lone Morris,: as Tenant at Will, at the clear yearly Rent of 9rd. . Also, the Freehold Farm of Cae.Caenol, in the Parish of Llansihangel, in the County of Merioneth, amtaining 86 Acres, lett to David Lewis and Giilliths, as Fe uants at Will, at the clear Rent 4261. per annum. ES'TATESIn the COUNTY'of CARNAR VON. • , TO 13 E SOLD IW AUCTION, • At Mr. .R.tius's', , tho Harp Inn; in Conway, on Thursday • the full of May, 1803, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, SUNDRY FREEHOLD FARMS, in the Pa. rishes'.ot Aber and Llamairfechan , in County. of Carnal . - von, lett to Tenants at Will, viz. llodsillon, 163 A. at 601. per ann. Glanymore and Meadows, 16 A. zR. S P, at al. per ann. penrait, 4A. IR. .?s P. at 61. per ann. Nl.kesgaitt, 4o A. 2 R . 29 P. at 151. per ann. werngoch, 2c, A. 31 P. at 61. per ann. Hengae, 24 A. i P. at 101, per ann. Also, , the I mproprtate Ty the it) the Pariih of Eglwys: rhos, lett to Sundries , at 25A. per ann. with the. Glebe Honsc andlands of Eglwysrhos aforesaid, containing about . 33 Acres of very rich Arable and Meadow Land, in the pre- Sent occupation of . ; Robert Jones, as Tenant at Will, at the clear yearly Rent of 421. All which Estates are very much underlett; and capable of great Improvements, and will be Sold in separate Parcels. Further particulars may be known, by applying to Hugh Ellis, .Esq. Carnarvon ; or Mr. Richard ..M'aurice Owen, • Liverpool. N. IL TO the DeMesne of Ty Obry, and Rodsilyn, is a valuable Right of Common and Marsh Land, which may be embanked and inclosed at a small expence. FOR GOUT, WIND, SPASMS, PAINS-IN STO MACII, AND - DEBILITY ARISING FROM AGE OR OTHER CAUSES. WALSH's GINGER SEEDS. • THIS, Preparation cif the Ginger is .recotrtm‘ entita 1 for Indigestion, Weakness,. Cramp! and Pains, in:the Stomach, and in all Disorders where Ginger or Cordial Me dicines arc necessary.. They are also serviceable in Coll, Flatulent, Gouty, Rheumatic, and Paralytic Complaints, and Debility arising front Age or other Causes. • Those who suckleWillfind them particularly adapted for that period, 'as they remove that faintness so generally .expericnced, Correctthe -Milk, and prevent Flatu-lencieS, so falai to Infants. They readily dissolve- in-any liquid, and arc pre re nib I •t a common Ginger, being. freed front the impurities, and the woody and fibrous parts of the root. The quantity of a mi.; spoonful :nay be taken at any' time, 'either a , lone and chewed and gradually swallowed,,ordissoved in. a cupful of tea, or a glass of wine, or wine and water. - - Prepared anti sold only by F. C., Walsh- (Inventor), Clic . mist to 7Ropl,ltiAlineas , the:Duke of York, No. too, Strand, London, in Bottles, 25. 9d. and !os. la.l-1. each.-•- ' Walsh'. Powdered Ginger is 6tl. each Bottle' THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, April aj, 1803. This Pay was published, price as. 6d. ,HE MARRIAGE PROMISE, a COMEDY, I is performed at this Theatre - with unbounded ap.: plaOse. By JOHN:FILL ALLINGHAM, Esq. Itted by Ridgway, York street, St: James's -square and It Booksellers calso. Fortune's Frolic, by Mr. Allinghans, Is. -24 'Tis All a Farce, by do. is. 1 Deaf and numb. or the Orphan Proteded, 211. 6d. 4 Pizarro, fine paper ss. common 2S. 6d. The Egyptian Festival, Is. • The Fashionable Friends, as. 6d. Urania, a Comedy, zs. 1. The Secret History attic-Green Rocims, containing au tluintie and entertaining Memoirs of the Adors and Adresses oiikhe London Theatres, and many in the Country, a vols. Bs.i sewed. . This Day was publishedc Edition, being In 'r 0, ".) Volumes, Pric a s o b :rt u h i cl,a n of A )DRESSES TO YOUNG MEN. ilythe late lANIES FORDYCE, D. D. Printed for T. Cade!! and W. l) vies, Strand. 01 whom may be had, by the saine Author, . s . Sermons, to Young Women, 2 Vols. tzth Edition, 7s. 2. Atittresscslo the Dcity; 3d Edition, 3s. sd. 3. The Temple o 1 Virtue; a Dream; as. od. 4. Poemi, with his POrtrait ; 3s. sd. This Day' was published, The Fotirth and last Volume of , T HE ADVISEK ;, or Moral and Literary 'Fri. bunal. London: Printed for lames Wallis, No. 46, PaternoAer . IV Complete Sets of the above Work may now be had, price ii. Is. in boards. In the Press, and will speedily be produced, by the to thor of the Advis4, Critical and Philosophical Essays, Volumc First. HOLCROFT's NEW COMEDY. This Day v.f.ts published, price Haif-a-Crown, UrEAlt -ROTH SIDES, a New Comedy, in 1.1. Five Ads, performing at this time with universal ap lause, at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane. By THOMAS HOLCROFT. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. /t, St. Paul's Church. yard, and sold' by Messrs. Carpenter, New Bond-street ; I. Ginger, Picradilly ; R. H. Westley, Strand , and all other llool“ellers. Of whom may be had, lately published; A TALE of MYSTERY, a Melo•Draine, by the same Author, decorated with four Etchings, price ZS. THE SAVAGE OF AVEYRON. This day was published, price 35. 6d. in boards, embellished AA with his Portrait, N HISTORICAL , and -PUILOSOPHICAL ACCOUNT of the Discovery and Education of a SA- E MAN ; Q.!, of the tirst Developement, physical and moral, of the Young Saw caught in the Woods, in the De partment of Aveyron, in the year 1795, and broul;hpo Paris by Order.Of the;French Government, in 1799. By E. M. ITA ItD, . • Physician to the National Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Member of the MediCal Society of. Paris, &c. .• .• - Printed for It. Phillips, No. It, St. Paul's Church-yatd, and sold by all Booksellers. • , NEW EN-0 LISII ATLAS, linnerhil 'Sheet Size. :This Day was ptplished, containing three whole Sheet Maps of the Counties of Kent. Derby ; and. Northumberland. • iPrice 6s. 6.1. neatly coloured, ,or Ss., handsomely, stained (to be.comprised in Fifteen Numbers), NO. X 11. of Ml's NEW ENQUSH ATLAS, 'beirig a • 'complete Set of C(/.IiNTY MA PS, divided. into Hun dreds, on which arc delineated, all the Dire& and Cross Roads, Cities, Towns, and Villages,: •Parks„,C;entlenten's Seats ; Rivers, and Navigable Canals; accompanied by au- Index. V il laris, containing upwards of Fifty 'Finals:4nd Nantes of :Places ancationed in tho Work, With 'roll:relic,: to their • Printed 'tor - C, Smith, ikif!Pseller, No. T 73 Corner or Stirretreet,-Strand ; wh , :re may 'pc had, just published, a New Map of the Inland Navigatron'of Englatal'in&Wales, on which' the. exad length cr each Canal i* accurately de scribed, t'rice [Natty c9lotired.; also asPlan of the Grand Innetlon Canal,' with .the Branch to Paddington., : PAO t.o.l(thred. • OR AIN:CR TREES, . TESSA NI IN E PLANTS, and - PRUE BRUNSWICK: SAUSAGES. - lUST inipurlec, a lame Assortment of. Orange , anti Leron 1. ices ; Arabian anti ,Catalutlian I cj•jain'yies. arrived in the highest perlettion. Also ilante,anil Lihoi;:c . Colleciicm, of trite Brunswick , Saii.; sages,, o(vatious Sixes, an 4 in'excel lent Condition.. Those who ate curious in this Article, Will rind t twirl greatly sive rior to any imported, for many years. Moutarac de Willie, P armesan Cheese. Neufchatel Cheese, White French Vinegar, Capoot Capers, New Preach Olives, Gorgon Anchovies, ire. hy' the Importers, 1.0 HN 13UR. GESS' and .SON, at their Old - Italian Warehouse, No.. to;; I Corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand, London. CAMBRIDGESHIRE: TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHAPMAN,.•• On Wednesday the 4th Day of May next, at the Baptist Head CLarce-house, in Chancery-lane,:Lnndon, at Twelve o,ciock, • THE MANOR and ESTATE ' of WOOD. BURY-HALL, containing in, the whole 1368 Actes.. The Estate•is very compact, and situate in ate iNrisii of Gamlingay, two Miles 'from Patton, six from Iliggleswadc, seventeen tront• Cambridge, fifty Iron London,. and four from Girtbrd-Bridge, on the Great North Road, tram whence the River Ouse is navigable to Lynn. • ' The Mansion-house anti Offices ara in complete iepair, and tit for the immediate reception bt a Fan - lily. • The'Soil. round the Mansion-house is remarkably dry and healthy, and the Turf is as good 05 any Race Ground ; the Garden - is esteemed equal to any in the Kingdom for its t i Fruit. Elie Woods, which are in hand, and at a desirable distance front the Mansion-house, are good shelter for Game, of which there is a variety'on the Manor. Varticulara may be ha,l after the toth of April at the Chmibers of Mr. Graham, Nci. 6, ; by W. and I. Black, Middle Tempi,: at the principal Inns at Pot ton • the i:.:ock,at Eaton ; ‘ l rlicat-sheaf, Aleonbury -hill ; the''Etnintairi at Huntingdon; the Ram, at Newmarket; and of Mr . . Chapman, at the Baptist Head Coikte-house, Chancery-lane. • _ ; • N. B. Tlie Gardener at Woodbury Hall will chew the .„ anti Premises . 13out end th e Tenants will spew respective Farms., - •• • LALF.IIA•NI, MIDDLESEX TO UE Soi s i) BY AUCTION, By Mr.' THOMAS CHAPIAAN, Of Ricliniond, Surrey, LoTs, On FRIDAY,i Le ion of Mav next, at T,veive oscioa t at Noon ttelkiv at di lit4sh In.', • • THE MA.,'olV.anit LORD.SI - 111 ) of LAI:EI - witlienutt .Lett and • Cowl' Baron, several Mansion I louses and .Cordtas on •the of the ittvei Th:uneS t 'and u pWari.l4 of :.Bight •Hundred and 'l:werly, Acres of 'rich Arable, • 1101exittiye, Pasture Land t tie greatest part 1re...! i min Tyttirs': bealttiy situation,'and situate in one of tlic bet neiglibuorhoodt4 only one .mile from Cliertley, t tarn And sine.mfrnitt ‘4Kition. :higher particulars inoy he hat at, fits Ch,unhets of fir. Grallant,lunooluts-inli . ;-gr Mr. Thomas Lonct- S'orveyor . and ,AnajoistOr t kjciurtonj, - nttey ; and of tvir• Thomas Ilirrison, ot' Lgsh4tn,,,v.tiiv will . strew yrF., trinc....,) and at the Busti'; ADMIRALTY'. tlfrfl it, 'Sag: MOTICE hereby ,gidieit to the bUT-PEN -4.11 SIONERS of the ROYAL HOSPITAL of GREENIPICH, to tam t& , Advertiseternt published bp Order c j,nol LORDS COMMISSIONERS of the ADMIRALTY, of the 21th of last Month, applies, that no Pensioner who stisij , air) ve either of the Phiees of Rendeivois therein described, wilt be ele* aridness', touching bit fitness orunkrters for Service, deer the 3 0 ti of this month, nor will any Allowance' de made to bitti on account of Po or Travelling Bxpencei, if he should not Rieke hii4te.sr. arcs at she Remdezinuss before that time. CoitOland of :her I.;DrirLips; /FL% OFFICE FOR AND WOUNDED SEAMEN; Apra tg, iso3. HEREAS litany SURGEONS of His Majet# Dos Nosy bane omitted to at Ws Oblici tbri:• dress, or have cbaned their Place of ,4hode !•1.1.-; ru.-ti Addrett the Ccenneittionert far .Pick .and Wounded •Scanten 4 he rely ii#uliv all Surgeoni who are not at:l4lv time...employed hi the,Srlieice, to tend forthwith to . their Office 'mike of their present Re,sidence, and to continue to do to from time to ante as they - rtaj remove to etri, c4her yOgZPAri STEWART, Sec. , • • PALM SOAP in the greatest Perfeaion. : SBERRY having .nude great Ittioroirements . in hii well knoWn Palm Soap, recommends it N . Vitti; renewed confidence to the Nobility and •Gentry; ,prepared from that sweet fragranz article Palm Oil ; the pleasantness of the perfume, and delicacy of its use, has merited the at. tention and patronage of many of the 'first families,`and is esteemed a valuable disenvery, tin' softening, cleansing, brae.., ing, and preserving the Skin from the heat of the sun; and is also faux( an excellent defence against cold winds, and sharp frosty air. Sold in Sqnaresorßalts ts. each, with the Words " Samuel Berry," on fhe wrapper. The Proprietor recommends it as the best Sqap thr Shaving, producing a fine soft lather, proper tor tender tacca, in round cakes is . . each, prepared and sold by -S. Berry, wholesale Perron - ter, No. 17, Greek_stree ! Soho ; and, by his appointment, at the priNlpal Perfumers in London, and dillZ:rent ton n$ in the three kingdoms. BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE: ' rrllE - BALM OF MECCA, (Pike only is. O. is the best Remedy in the Universe for NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, .the most powerful restorative .ind re anithatitg BALM of LI FE and HEALTkI . , and the sati:st and best Medicine in - the. World. It is not pretended that this Medicine can arrest the pro:- gress of Nature, but it is asserted:lnd proved, that it will re store Health even where the Constitution appe us to ha 'l been. ifteparably injured. • This is the gettititni lit'y preen Isalm, of which fosephus tellS us. that the Queen of sant made a present of a tree to King Solomon, and which is 51 111 considered in all F.astem Countries as a sovereign reiwAy lc r almOss eter) diFzise. Those who have ithpaired their health by a miilence in hot and unhealthy Climates ; the young of ekther,Sex,' whose infirmities threaten prematurz. old :14.*, a Mfg OfM Diary, and an early trssolution '• and those mute a'- va n e e t t its -years , whose .tottering sapless frstne:. wit'nered and situ , St worn out, are the more imatediafr jeds of this soothing Balni, whose benign influence may extended' to the whole class of valetlidinariaits ; for ia ;.:11 casei .indin all ages where the • solids arc relaxed, when: the Contitution haS received a shock, or is by any means cited, this restorative and re-animating .13.i1m of I.lle Ilealth - will produce the happiest cftiots.: the cold 4,1•1 mulons nerves Will be warmed anti steadied ; the ,relaxed• fibres or, soft Babb). flesh will be braced and rendered fitin i .. the illuieks will. be invigorated, trie sinews will he itreugth;4.. e tied, theentaciatiett limbs will he ,( . .:over.;id with fi rm fl,h t , the exhausted Veis'elS will be roplentslal,' the impoverished •wstory,blood wili•become rich and bitlsarnico t and tts languid circulation rebored to the sanative impetus, whi...h is the true criterion of , heakli t:thelatigni4drooping spirits will .be ta... yi Vedand px ht la rated ; digestion. wil he proi noted ; in shnir, the tone•tif theilerve.3 will be restored. 'and o tricse means the whole constitution will be renovated. Fieblencss, las. situtle, an%iety, inelanchtly. and all the deglorable syrup. toms of.di , ease vanish, and strength. ardour, seretaity, and every evidence of renovated health will be the happy re• stilt of taking this inestimable Balm in due time, accenting • to the directions for use which actoMpany 'each packet. • TO-THE FAIR SEX. . -" -41 c ,r Mecca is. m:At earnestly recommended during pregnancy, as welt as at' every._otherperiod• tit - their lives ; its sublime and relined properties', its .mild. operation, • and specific-qualities, are must happily Congenial to tho native delicacy of the female ha.bit.;,.and those complaints of which females are More immediately susceptible.'-come so (tiredly within the: . beuign intluence.of thiS medicine, that its Om IV', administration will most assuredly supersede the necessity of aiw other rcrnedy, In paruculat cases it will be ad visable to consult the 'Podor, :Which may be dOne by• letter addressed to him, No. 21, Ilishopsgate-street Within, or to the care °limy nne °flits Wholesale Agents,. and cnclosin6 his fee (not less thataalf-ajgriiiita): and every - temalemay rest assured-that her case will be.treated with the.utniest-cle,•. licacy, and the•most scrupulous at tention. to every 'peak:lll4r, and the. meat_ profound secrecy, by . a physician of scietitifiu. knowledge, very great experience, and strut integrity. - A Proof of the "E flicacy of that most excel lent Medicine . , the BALM °I'MECCA, which is. an infallible Cure fur all Nervous Mounters. The lion. Mrs. Twisleton was sulkieei, to a violent Ner vous Head-ache, Palpitations, 'Tremors, and unacGountahly distressing sensations for some years, during which she c , .n. suited some of the most eminent Medical Alen in die dom, followed their preSeriptint , e, ttseli the li3th Waters, ttc.' tin-. two seasons, withou t "etEta, and toyer recoived iny permanent rehef was recommended to tht PropriL ror of the Balm of,Merea, -.by whose advice and Metlical;:s she has been perfedly restored. (Signed) CISARI.OTTE TWISLETON, Margaretl.strect, Cavendish-square, London. ' ANOTHER PROOF. - - Itirs Mary' Coates . at ME. - Ashton's, Long-Ashton, .near Bristol, was lifilielet(for thany.yearS With a most dreadful Nervous. ± Dis , lder, accompanied with Hysteric Fits, and a violent fixed Pain in the Crown of lier lead : by takiag d. Balm.of Mecca she itas obtained a pQr;e:'.t Cure. 2.. .• ANOTHER Pktmu, ,__ . - • Nylliant Stnkoe, Esq, .Chief Officer ,of the Pitt Fast,. Indianian, by `a Reitience in the Kilt , Indies, and the Seve. Cities of the Company's Naval Service, in which he hid Vert enkoi'vd more than Twenty YeAri, was teditt:ett to katate Ast debilltY ant\ c.neral. relaxation of the System., which cann,q be describei Tile flalm of ;4edea has; restored him to A bzt. tor state of health thin he.ever befor,. enjoyed. :. piO)OF.• •, Copy of al.etter from Nr. Shzpparii ? Itooksenn, /Moo!, 41*, Itristol , NOV. 25, rgc , :t. 'A GCMICWCIMaII, who r'esids in the neighbottihood4.lli is tol, called on me this morning b .to acknowted.c a "Vt!ry. markable Clue, whicli site has experien;cti horn ILA In of Mecca; indeed this Medicine appears to be 5.., rally efficacious, and I have myself ‘vitnessed ing , a. prokl.olits excellent:Qin-the torwi t trinstalice, tnat,l bb.dt tike every opportunity. to - recommend it ; ;nut as I an, q our, I iequest yon 1I send me a flesh tnipply: of Soot) a 4 possible. , • • . I am,l,Sir, your obrilicitt.Servant, . (signo..l)• • NV SI ittrrAots. ( The I3Mm of.Meccats preparr.,.l genuine only.- by Niessrs. Nal ;mrl.-Co, Surgeons, ,No.-2z, iiietiopt,gate.strixt aupointineut, is tioiti, Wittieth, No, 229, StrariCt, 7th kgitsLl TeMpic R I; bar .I.lutler,.. No. 4; Ci)eapside.; . .an& by rye* , respect:lbl* Medig,ine .Vengicr to tlFa ugtitt.t. Kinitdonl; Psalm ars„ Si. Duty inGludid,