The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-14 00:00:00

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 appears 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 remedy 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*:l4f soothing 1S lrirl 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.
Health 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 Strength:
coed, the emaciated limbs will be covered with firm ficsh,,
the exhausted vessels will be replenished, the impoverished
watery blond will become rich and balsamic, and its languid
circulation restored to the isanatiVe impetus, 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 will 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, serviity,
and every evidence of renovated health will be the happy ze.
slat 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 Within, or to
,the care of any one of his Wholesale 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.
(sttoilntit:dfsuctiootewoetif tthheeni:opstreescnitiiinneittosi Nleusitectidl
thleenoianti v
tlhK4tienriz
c. for two,seasons,, without etibil, and never received an
permanent relief till she was recommended to the Proprietor yof the Balm 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 yearisihus•litil;:teruiTsytittstre, aatntfutu!
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 very re.
mac able Cure, which 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_strect within
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,

nut.

NIAILS.

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PRICF. 01: STOCKS,
THIS DAY AT TWSI.VIL O'CLOCK
CODSOIS

64.

THE SUN.

LOLZIA QUiS DICiPAL raL3l.7m AUDZAT

LONDON, APRIL 14, 18c3.

WE have to announce the safe arrival of several
homeward bound East India Ships off Plymouth on
Tuesday last, under convoy of the Romney, of so
guns, Capt. Sir Home PornAm, and Dxdalus, of
32 galls, Capt. H. WALLIR.

We received
,this morning the Paris Papers of
the r Ith inst. The Letters from Switzerland bring
additional proofs of the discontent of the People of
that Country, under the new Imp of Government
which has been imposed upon them. The Commit-
tee of Government at 'Berne have published a Pro-
clamation in consequence of some disorders which
happened in that Canton, which expresses consider-
able astonishment, that the People should not be
satisfied With a Constitution which the First Con-
stil had solemnly tieciared to he calculated to secure
the' tranquillity and promote the happiness of Swit.
=land:

The Mani/ear contains a very long, but very un.
interesting' account of the reception of the French
Ambassador, General Bausa, at Constantinople.

xtzit bravtbur'gh Mail due yesterday, arrived in
Town this Morning. A Letter from,Amiterdam,
dated April sth, states, that on the arrival of a
Courier from General ANDREOSSY at Paris on the
29th ult. a Cc;uncil of 54ate was held, and that the
,gctilt of its deliberations was favourable to Peace.
-It further add!, that the Mime/turn of the French
Government had been sent to England ; that Avg_
land is 16 evacuate Malta, and that a Treaty of
Commerce is to be negotiated between the two
Countries.

In the,event of a War between Great Britain and
France, the Empritiort, of GERMANY has, it is said,
determined that the striaest neutrality shall be ob.
, served in his Ports in the Adriatic.

NOTW ITH'STANDI NG the assertions to the con.
trary,- in the Ftenell Official Paper, we believe that
we tray venture to assure our Readers, that neither
the EMPEROR. of RUSSIA, nor the KING of PRUSSIA
have as yet consented to guarantee the arrangements
re;a ive to 1111ta, according to the stipulations of
the toth Article of the Detinitive Treaty of Peace.

1r was yesterday confidently repOrted in the
City, that the changes in Administration, wl►ich
have been talked of for the last fortnight, had
aattally taken place, and that Mr. PITT was new
at (he ,head of the Ministry. In consequence of
this report Stocks experienced a considerable rise,
neatly one and a hall per cent. Consols at one time
being done, for money, at 4. The same report
was'confilcatly circulated this morning, and Con.
sots at one time were up at 64 for Money, but at
half past twelve they had fallen back a little.

We are not enabled to state that such is really
tic case, though we presume to think that some-
thing respeding the expelled Changes may be defi-
nitively settled by the meeting of Parliament next
week. Whenever any thing is arranged with cer-
tainty, the Public may confidently look to us for
information on the subject}. One thing we Can yen.
One positively to state, and for which indeed,
through us, the Public have for some days been per-
cedly prepared 'that 'a change at the .Admiralty is
determined:on, :but who is. to be earl Sr. VIN-
-4EUVS successor is not yet officially announced.-
11:i Oe-prOfeSSiVnal charader of that Nobleman we
have ever, in common with the whole Country,
entertained the highest resped: hut commanding 'a
:Fleet, and conduding the public business of the
most extensive and most important Department of
the Public Service, are two very different things.
Lordship proved, by his firm and determined
conduct, as well as his victories, that he was well
qualified for the one, but his official career, we ap.
prehend, has brought equal conviction, that some
thing more than mere professional knowledge is re.
quisite fur a proper discharge of the high and
Inerstoos duties of First Lord of the Admiralty.
we believe is the chief reason which leads to
the retirement of Earl Sr, *VINCENT from that
Board. Several bubordinate changes in it will of
course rake place, but to what extent we have not
yet heard mentioned.
4rti .NIELvILLA bas been very confidently
named by rumour as the person that is to :fill the
Office which Lord Sr. Vtlicurt vacates, an