Star. — London, England, 1804-10-17 00:00:00

e==- --- -- From as DONGAZE77Is, Ottoter i 6. OTIICI OCTONtIt 16. C o py eta Letter from Vice Admiral Sir Joust THatuns DUEY. WORTEI, Kb. Commander Milo! his Majcity's Ships and Veliclast Jamaica, te WILLIAM MARSDEN lig. dated at Port Royal, the s6th of Anvil. Sir—You will herewith' receive, for the infer. !nation of the Lords Commifilaners of the Admiral ty, the copies of two letters, reciting the capture of Admiral the Hitondelle and Vautour French privateers by his fhipsT and FORTUNES ; the ler- Met of which. I troll, their Lordhips will think with me dues high honour to the officers and crews of the T A gyart's boats, for their ~ Indaunted fpirit and per few:ranee. I am, &e. (Signed) I. T. DUCKWOLTH. His Majesty's Ship TAIL leas, OfiNt. Domingo, Aug.!. Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you, that, yef terday morning at dawn, (landing into leeward of Saone, a fmall fail was difcover.d from the mall heads, to which I inimedia , ely gave chace, keeping as dole to leeward of the if as poffihle, in order to prevent her efcape that way, knowing the channel between that Mod (Sauna) and St. Domingo to be narrow and intricate even for fmall veffels.— About feven the chafe was made cut to be a fehoo ne, lull of inert, tiling her fw . e,:ps and every means poffible to get off ; from which circumflance fop pofing her to be a privateer, and perceiving her in tention of attempting to efcape through the before mentioned channel, I made all pollible fail, and at eight o'clock got her within reach of the guns, which, from the fbort tacks I was obliged to make, was pre vented from nfing to that advantage and effed leould have willed without tang ground, therefore, though several My went over, and through her fails, (he flill perfevered in beating to windward until the had ad- Wafted near the centre of the channel, where, finding It imptiffible to ptocecd further, the came to an an. Thor under a reef of rocks, at which time, (ten in the forenoon) having beat the (hip up into fix fathoms Water but deeming it imprudent to proceed further, and finding it would be almril impoffible to dear()) t h e I , e (f e i w ith the °r eat gum, not being able to anal thr. or to bring th e broadfities to hear to advantage s trout the Mort tacks we were obliged to make, with out hazard to the (hip; yet, judging it of importance to take or defiroy thf veffel by tome DUETS or other, I immediately boated three boats out, and fent them atanited and armed under the direaion of Lieutenant Illottast, Second Lieutenant, *flirted by Lieutenant Lotarea, Third, with lateral Midlltipmen all Vo ltmeters on the occa fi on. The What the poets put off from the sip, the (Choosier Milted French co. loam, fired a gun. and warped her broadfide to wards them ; as the boats advanced, the privateer commenced firing grape from her great guns, and on their nearer approach opened a fire of mufitetry ; yet notwithilanding, and a ftrong fea breeze againft the boats, Lieutenant Mutters, in the moll intrepid and gallant manner poffibte, polled up in the faceof le 'gra difcherges of grape, and a heavy fire of mof ketry froth fifty men drawn up round the deck, boarded and carried her. tt is impoflible to (peak too highly, or fufficiently to exprefa my fcnfe of the bravery and intrepid condua of Lieutenants Mt/i -tem and Locavaa, as well as the petty officers, fea. Mon. and marines employed under them ; confider. Mg the difadvantage under which they were obliged to attack, and the preparation the enemy had made _ for defence. being .neariy noon day : nor can I too smith commend the (Oak and alacrity with which they volunteered their Cervices on the occsiflon, as well as the whole of the (hip's conirany. lam hap py to add, that only two men were woandeJ, one fea r n and one marine (badly) ; the French 101 l nine tilled and fix wounded, Ix ildes three miffing. fuppof- MI to have been drowned in attimpting to fwim on Sore the wounded 1 fent to St. Domingo by a flag of Once this morning. The remainder I keep on board, that being no Englifis prifotters to exchange in lieu. The privateer proves to be the Hirondelle, Captain La ?Lace, with ten four ponnders and fifty men. end two days out from St. Domingo. bhe had eon moll of the Taft war, and all the prefent, frequent ly chafed. but from her fall failing always efcaped.— am, &c. (Signed) RtITM INAINIALL. His Malefty .dip FeWToease,oß MLeRLM. Mg. les Sir.Ll have the honour to acquaint you, that run ping down the fouth fide of Domingo with his Ma jeltyaa (hip under my command, difguifed agreeable to your direaions, An the loth inft. off Altavella, I wee chafed by le V•utour felucca privateer mount ing one nine pounder gun, and carrying 5.4 men, which approaching nearly within gun (hot before they difeovered their millake, was captured after two hours Chace. I have the honour to e, &c. (signed) H. b TANSITTAIT4 Campy et melba Letter Croat 'Co . 1 , 41 , 4 Ducawosrs, l l (.IL Vita Admiral achy Blue, ate. to WELLIASI MARSDEN. 111 dated at Pon Royal the l oth of Anat. Sir-A tranfniit you herewith, for the information of the Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty, a let ter from Captain MARSHALL, of his ,blajelly's brig PELICAN, relating the capture of the national &boo. per la Laurette ; and am. &c. (Signed) y. T. DUCKWORTH. His MaJefty*. Coop st u.. s. at t ca, Aug 14. Sir—l have the honour to acquailit you, that on the Morning of the aid into. Cape NIA RC!,airing N. by E. fie or fe•en leagues, a (fringe (ail was direr". leered in the N. K. to wh , ch I immediately gave choice, end have the fatisfaaion to info, m you. that after a dome of fix hours carte op with and captor ad her, after chilliergin* festral b:ttadlides the proves tot 4 ;he nati , nal :citonner i s Laurette, pierced for fieteen p.m, hut had only motautz.l four twelve round tare,tnt , let one ion?, frac,' ling ttin.:-notin• der. en midti.',,,, an.: tort) ....mns•sidctl by 4 ... d oyen dc I.tettt t it.: V real t; hal failed from the city of Dos tI ani A bt 11,1 to her capture, 1..-0ir..1 to Nt. J sgo for the exprel purpdfe of comrletitii (Signed) i Copy of a Letter from Sir $St 1••• A• _ rat the %CAL,- to Witt twv MA, •.• M Monts , , Cti.rraky Road, the 3 th tortaat. Sir—Having placed Captain lit eat.,-, Majefty't loop ALBACOR I, under the ord:. • r• modore Duke dc Boui time, with &realm , . t•s hi. utmoft endeavours to intercept II.: enrol) pntilla paling along the krench coati, 1 ;lad the t. t:sfanion, lail et ening, In rc.c:Ye .an ts2t cit having ruhued, nu the Stli intiant, five gun Its t gzs nod sirs to them on the rucks utl Go.fner. or. .l• wirl day. Captain blew sista anchored a. nem or., .Lem Al WAS CUlailkL:iAL l:IC fAiLly of a.,..12.1, tn. Ito" .3cW to r.1:1,1 MAW ••,Al ~,,,,, 0.!. 4.q hi! is • A. Attr and kept Pp a heavy Are up in thene with by nnd and grape-flint until they were covered by the furl, and abandoned bv their people, who appear to have been very numerous, and among them feveral were dif tinguithed as foldiers by their clothing. Great praife is due to Captain Hllllllllttlt for this spirited and gallant attack within a few hundred yards of the French coaft, and under a heavy fire from the ene my's batterie. and veffels great commendation i. alfo due to the officers and crew of the ALlaCOtt, who appear to have aged in the molt determined manner, and to have preferved the molt exalt difoi pline, in fo intricate a tituation, with the wind di reftly nn the throe, and clofe to a heavy furl; the Acs AC° , t was hulled in feveral places, and the mein and main topmafi wounded, but I am happy tO find has fuffered no loft in men. Herewith I enclofe the Commodote'a letter, reporting the particulars of this maim. (Signed) JAMES SAOMARAZ. Ms Wittily 's 114 StvtaN, J. trey, OR. to. Sir—My hopes, as exprelfed to you in my letter rf the eth inaant, ate happily realized by the foccels that attended the ALJACORE'I parfuit of the acids that were perceived creeping along the (tortes of Nor mandy on that day, and I have much pleafure in tranf mitting you the fote o llowing detail of the circuroftance Captain Htna le beyed the fignal with admirable promptitude, flipped his cable, and made every fail for the oppofite Owe, on which the wind direftlx . blew, and although the As/AULT and cutter returned, cot having difcnvered the enemy. and loft the At.- tacoal in the haze, the latter fucceeded in inter cepting near the Grofnez de Hamanville, five lug gets of the enemy that appeared to have been gun each of the flc:snd clafs, with how guns, and to !force them to anchor clofe to the turf, under the cover of a battery to the fouthward of Grad - nee; the wind I dead - on the (bore, and a lee tide induced Captain Hsrt wiltelt to take a pofition to wait the return of day I to attack them with tome profpeft of foccefs, which he effefted with infinite gallantry yellerday morning at ten o'clock, when taking the advantage of the weather tide, he (loud in the ILBACORI, under a heavy fire from the battery and gun reffirls, and an chored dole to the latter, within two cables length of the furl*, with fprings on his cable, and at eleven o'clock opened a fmart and well-direeted fire of round and grape flint un it the enemy'. veffels were all driven on (bore, and lay broadfide to in a heavy furl, that broke with great violence over them ; their men, ot which they appearcd to have been full, landing in great confufion through the fort, and fcravnbling up the beach half accnotered, their white belts being feen from the ALBACORE; from the number that were feen borne by others tip the Strand and Sand-hills, Captain lira wit se thinks there Igete many killed and wounded ; indeed there is every tea fon to hope their difeorhfitunkas complete, from the very judicious pofitir6 Heide lea& had taken; the tide falling, and the wind continuing to blow ftrong on the (bore, and the A znacot a's anchor drag ging, he was obliged to abandon tire anchor and hiring, and haul off, the main and main topmall (hut through, the (hip hafted in feveral places by the ene my's Ihot, and the rigging much cut, though, hap pily, tot a man was touched. Captain Htllnltalt fraks in terms of high approbation r.f the fupport afforded him by Lionenants Tani. rslt and Gwent, and the relt of the officers and crew of the (hip; and particularly commends tire readinefs and determined manner in which Mr. Wrs.ar, the Fii , t. took and placed the fhip in the fitua!ion to efUt the let vice that Captain Help met hiratili (I have pleafure in bearing tellimotty) put fo much zeal to eseente, fn much that I knoar not which to commend mon ; his promptitude and aftivity in the nurftrit, or gallant fpirit in the dall to follow and a.% amid& the furl on ake (bore, and in very threatesing weather. It is the opinion of all the officers of the (hip that the whole of the five veffels are it , eenverably loft in the high Intl that Rill continues to lath the lore. (Signed) D'Auveace it, Duke de Bouillon. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. wan-orrice, oc Oen 16, 111:."4. 11;t11 Regiment of Fore—Cbarler 1.. Stretch, Gent. to be Lap. ESILATUM iu the Gazette of the ad Want. Deptfot d Dock Yard - Volunteer Corps. For Sainted P9Oll, Gent. to be Error, vice Morgan who ?t -hins, read Samuel Pigsty Kerwle., Gent. to be LAgn, vice Morgan, who rape. Commiffion in the Northumberland Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Therms Reed, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated beprenabcr 6, tens, Commiaions rived by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Northumberland. Dated September 19. Son. —Perry Tenantry Volunteer Cavalry. pea Altharn Graham CLirke, in be Captain of a Trop. John Wilkinfou \\*vilest* Cwt. to be AGILot-Surgeara Percy Tenantry V,liinteer Riflemen . Second Lit-wren Altliflaler bartletnan to be tirll Lieutenant. Jokoh Maltby, Gent. to be &rood Lieutertal , t. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant for the County of Chater.—Loyal Chefler Volunteers. Ertio Gear Bad: ) . to be Lieutenant, vice Ward, raped; Fri fign David FI611:ito t., be 1-teeters:v . ?, tri , e Kober,. o - Aped; Thomas Ldward, to be L a uGrn, vice Hamer, t aa.....0.a 11 ,c earg to Entico, vice Jones. promovd ; we .. sod Parr I.trioa to be 1.n1i,n,.; Wllliarn to Aall'en•-Sur; (Idea pot lE. 19.: , 4 . Earl of Clutter's Regiment 01 Cileiliirc Gentlemen and Yeomanry C..vali v. "-*- • be Lieutenant, vice D:ccup..rt, lotto Noylnc, Efq • . I,litctl Jut) 31, ttt•g. Fs ...MIAM V, i , lr tee TS. Revere:l.:lan/10. Ftws..n. toll.. Ch ;1...t. U 1,,,,t1 Kittil‘Cti d Vtattr tcet • James f•-•ttr to I: 1 t, wet •,,t. Va..- i's .1 I.lrAlte • J I.c kt.f gn. vitc Par, rr, iro-to, 11, il4c4. 7 , 1.4r ,- .1‘ . 16e1d F •tellfic Rowl •nti n..utd to br i :.r., n, s .cit ln ,:,, I :•:, Ig•-4. Demi 1417 t 6, if `4 f Med 11%r Sert tuba Datrl 111. L r EP 111 , FCY nnl.nrt n. ••• . • •rl d. 14 ilefri. at rkv. n. at Guild • I', 1 All n. 42r.ak - T NW.. 27. J ..,. 14, 31.21 -'••traa• - • Gertr ,A• • Icni• r , Ar 4 .1J Dirt:SENDS. • • Nov. 3. Wilfant Blagrove, of Abingdon, Becks, Carr and Med. maw, at eleven, at the Red Lion lon, AAA; monk Nov. 3. Georte:Walk, of Braintree, Eks, Stopkecper, at ten, at er Guldl,all, London. Nov. t . James Bedroll, of Eaft Smhbbeld, Middlefex, bricklayer, at ten, at Guildhall Nov. s. Thomas Coate, of Norwich, ironmonger, at four, at the Star on the ° s py, Great Yarmouth. Nov. 3. Archibald Stephenfon, ot Margaret.ftreet, Cavendifil (Tare, L ogine-ntaker, at ten, at GuildbalL Oetolv.r U. James Chaplain, late of Nuneaton, Warricladre, greet.; and Carpenter. at ten, at the Black 8011. Nuneaton. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas Maddock@ and Rkbard Maddock*, ironmongers, El kfmere , Salop, Odober a. Ilb4 JamesMalltn, Mark Sanders , and J o hn Holmes, coaltnintrs, New %ray, Warwickfhire °dam to. David Horton and John iewlay, gilt toy-makers, Birmingham,' ORnber t. Wm. Adam' and John Arniftrung, linen.drapers, Southwark.: Wm. ORober A. Greenland and Robert Cooke, paintem, Duke greet, Lin .' coin's Inn.fields, Anna 14. John Groves and Thom as Cherie leather-fellers, PiEt.ftreet bill, Lordmi, Jane 30. John 'Paylor and James Taylor, rtraw-hat-manufadurers , Maiden-lane, Loodon September 29. William Stenos alai Thomas A. ironmongers, Oxford Meet, September ap. Sarah Lome% Ells. Wlntall, Eleanor !Arra. Mary Webßee,i Samuel %Vidal', and Henry We tamers, Hendon, fex, September 29. James Warhincon, Jame* Ellwood, and John Wallangton, cot- : ton-Manufacturers, limber'* Brook, Chtliiire, Joyce, March 23. Thomas William Parry,un. Thomas Cole, Richard Prekott, Cid% and James daffier*, September 30. • John Hanfon, Jatrpb Wlitlamfon, and Benjamin H a nlon, wine merchants, Newgateßnet, London, ORober t 3. James Wilde, William Nixon, and John Stemdale, machine- Ras. Anttnn-tinder-Line, Lap:stake, °Robe, 12. ---- *E . Vt MAGMA RATES. Summit a f t.-.Sedgewlek bale and John Woo tall, jut). Eflra bailiff.. CANONOATE AN , CALTON, ED/Nee•,B,efetrlT. Gorge Rae, and jolepisKASf at AND VeLSTER PUNTS SU aon —.Mars. Robert SlMplifel. and David Smith, twilit's. I)uuraseso—Davi,l Staig. Efq. Provolt ; Merles. N.col Thaw; infeph Gafs, Robert jackfun, jun. Lathes; Benjamin Bell, dean; and John fvPiViorine. irealurer. CO PAR IN Eira..—Wiltisin Bayne, F.fq. of Newmiln, Provoß Mars. Alexander Btraiton. William Cockburn, and• James Wit. fon, battles *-The office of Provell was keenly conteired by Mr. Bayne and Me. r ergtifon, ilauke-, but carried by Mr. Rayne, wbo was futiyarted by the late Provoß and his friends, by a majority of ACADEMICAL and cci.EstArticAL ?Immo romps. OXFORD, OCTOIM 13.M00,181' the Bth Ira the K. Whit ingtnn Landon. D. D. Pnwoft of Worcefter College, having hem nominated by the Chancellor nt the univerfitir, was, in full Con vocation, invetted with the office of Vice Chancellor, he. the year caning. ThePro-Vice f..'hancellors are, the Rev. John Wills, D. D. Warden of Wadhatn College ; the Rev. Michavl Matlow. D. D. Ptefident of St John's College ; the Rev. lienry Richards. D. D. Ream of Elate College; and the Rev. John Parton', 1). I. Mat ter of llasiul College. On Wedncfday the toth inft and the Grit day of Michaelmas Team, o.e Rev. 'antes Evans. B. D. of Wadham Colltge,was d mitted Ihlaor in Divinity . Mr. Henry Bathurft, Student in Law, of New College, was admitted Bachelor in I :ow. The Rev. Da niel of St. Edmund 14 ; Alfred Hadfield. and Mr. John )'a g e, it , allmole College; B. A. wore admitted Mailers of Atte. Mcßee. lohn tinning Parker. of Brafcr.ofe College, and William Bahun Yeontana, of New Culkie, were admitted Each of Arts. ••••-• DIED. On the 9th Init. at Berwick, at an advanced age, Mrs. Romer, I widow of John Itonwr, Lfq. of Chifirldt, mother of General Ro ster , and of the lady of Sir John Callender. of Weftertown, &rt. On Mondial, the S:li inftant. after a lingering illoefs of ahout four ran, which the butt with Obsidian pa ttern:4mi refignation, Mrs. Kennedy a god ts, sv:ic of Mr. Cherie. Kennedy. of Fatter. Line Her loft will ever be deeply lamented by her failband her coLhaiadr,cilicand.all W u h p iL d ha i d n the s itar b ii , r. o ls v of ok h , e c r e a t c o qu a a n ii ch iu t ion; had Ire •bolr llfe wa. occ upied in s eats of boo -vol ace to all the had the power to render the kilt fermate, or could give the fmalleft relief Monday fa:lsight, Miro A. Hato. orth, daughter of Mr.. Hat. worth of Virakideld, a child of about (even years of age. She died coofenuntre of a violent fit of crying, caged by being irnpru dently and lalfely told that her m other was gone to be married. At Grofgreen Houle, on Saturday, Alec. Kohertfoa or Prouder go•ft LC+ At Port Glafgow. en Thuttlay fennight, Mn. Margaret Barr, wife of Captain June. Ovule, of the Herber of P o rt-Olafgow. On the setla ult. !oafs Chrlttian Dick, daughter oldie late Slo• ben Dick, Ffq. of Cattfherie. At Stelaig, in Argyleiltire, on Tliurfday the tetb inftant. Mrs. Barbara I.ament. At Dundee, on the snth ult. Mifi, Elizabeth Menzies, daughter of the late Alexander Menzies , Erg. 01 Viimaii.nd• Os the tit Milton, Mr. Colin Campbell, cloiclt fon of Colin Camphril, En. late Bailie of Rufnc.th. At Borten, i,t N eftmoridand, aged Ss. Alexander Campbell, Efq. formerly of Tomnagrew la Prrthildre. IlialTifAiliitATLOSlX•ri RR IDEOKTO- j aw ' Aft Afternoon •-• • • 4 minutes alter t THE CORDIAL BAI.NI OF GILEAD, In Half-Ceinea Bottles, or the (biantity of Four in one ratily Bottle for l'hirty three Shilli n gs, which Nine ShllEings are fated, inclusling alfu the thity; the Stamp of width bean the words " Sari. Solomon, I.iv, rpool," to prevent coutiterfeits 0 Is there nn B2lert in t:ilaad e I. there no Phyr.clan there? Why then is nut the htaith of the dau,kter of my l'euele rim:meted ell as. " 'The hod bath toured Melicines to grow nut of the earth, and he that Is wife will not abhor them ; fir sv:tb fin/ duth be he:.l melt and take away thlif pains''.-- keel. aatvlit. 4,7. 'll 'HE COILDIAI. BALM OF GILEAD is cer tainly the ono& Hegant an 3 alheatinus medichre ewer yet &I covered, in weak and Lettered eoult.tations, wealsnefs ad' memory, hypochondria, treaddlno, Carron of the mind, it sea' dt:alliiy, awl all other &fades arifing from a rrk , sed date of it nervous filter°. and often the cirtAcifenec of Intcro;•eraute, hatachet7, inattondoe to the PCT. 11,r7 ram , of bath. Weir , lu GAleatary, inatttse, or Ihulious this Cordial dm to. vrt(ally iltablifbed it. Vitt* AtIVC tfL.srv. art.! may l.r jullb ma-rated lemma the fort-omit of it. d, I. .11;. , •- nweteal rt.tearch hat vro•mand at the awl rte rwl• •a y. Adana !l from' the k ..14. and ‘4'. !I. rmanv, I latoL Ermwr, F ofia, Berlin. I lnllrod, J. nialra,Amr: - ..,, w e at.d lact.ntark, entartte ha• ma v tic '.l:lolillithat I • mat w, Cub ~.:Iclr, !alt. I7u eutlones.• .i•.' pat attic at I 41.'. ova 1'1.14 wait ovldet.tl th two,- is n- ' • I..nrotd tlcau nth v. ..t toe. tlos—hl.l.l) . • ••. ,a l• a. ' , tab Imre belll on. i Serled In a p n rail prowl. :hat all the w•..td tag .y he +llk to it. lg._ •Itt. .I.rara of the " Coratal Balm •.1 !hat no h....e.er tlanzro....us their ram) be bents so.d by each, l'• •er•tir.•• Vort ; 111.1trhoty., .e, t 3, bo.len 4.5 1 n, 111 ; Itaa, nchat.o..,'ait a hy..0.40, ' , woo a, mort.o. ; Nara :t. t. ; .13.6131, • ; 1.1 r 11.1.10,.n t • It..dlahat eolohtfl.• • Kt n•• r , t at.to;l say, - •••••••.• J•dit Ch.t....m. tat y•• , Lt. 4er, awl Nan ; 4. It' r, 1.L11,4,1“r• Sander, I !op?. (•••to`o ; 11,,l Itn, ; and t • •Ilk„e (;•••.•• ; Lk:! a., I ).••irrf ; lforham, I*, I, .1i .l•:I •: I 'CC :c•,l ••••,-. 11,441. r,Vartuo ;II al, 5.41 nose•h, Jacif, sl i nhotrh, mi,elt, North Urld I r..orman ••ot. • I 1111.4: k.r ; Glattp.vr, Nl.O.a.aad ; rig, Bit.ro., Holno, !! , a,ry ; I.yer, Haa,ll.p I el: Gr.!, r:, it,f. I.•tr : to•lt..r, Ih. n ; Mareat.-, , oltrer-n. h . ALA. a ill.. 14' tato. H•y1..1.•• ; Nov:h.:neon. I.) • • It.r.we : N. 4 11., w, • . oral t ••!• L/ At, H • ' !! rtfamot h. It. lom • I Co ; r, • .1 • .• Pr. flaw 1104'•: . ! -.v.• • ••• Na-.' - wit( , svit 'i" . toi the 1.11114111 1, . ) 3 4 1(N • I • •r. ; luotlrsdr, u. • , , Ir c. • .•. .r,All - • 1 ) oil ccikaa tM L r 1 . - the 4., cm wc v, R 4 mat the hit URI Itst rr i 1 Levi teri SAI he; as to Eel Al ne Pc' p4l re , rn rij • Iss • tie' re 'fa It it ft Ir 11 t • 3 1 • ( 1 4 • RANKRVPTS It' W., t vn.n r A:r Robes mcA, Wirtholetnn% at tw Ist; lAs s, vrate., •nt .. , c, ~Tr:JI A., be t• 4.1. Nu. 3". ,~..~. es to , . . .. • • ... • pro& ne TRAtat and Ito ['Mott) vuwarrtme. To Iron-Mongers, Brasiers, Stove Orate Makers, Ste. TO BB SOL.D BY AUCT•ON, By Metres. SHARP and KIRKUP, On the Prernifts, 33, Old Bund [treat. on Monday, Oetoba is, tgoa, and following day, at eleven o'cl.ck,. r ('HE Valuable Stock in Trade and Houfehold Fur: -I. niturc of Meffts. 0. and H. Ste:turn, Ironmongers, (taken under an ceecution.) The Stock wades of elegant Patent Stee n Japan, Fancy Fronted, and Catt Iron Regilter Staves; feveral Ore. clan and other Hail tamps, with Patent Burners; faddonableSted Fenders an , Fire Irons, Copper Boilers, Stew Pans, Bronze Ten and CotLe Urns, and a general AlTortinent of the molt ufeful and falhionahle lroemengery, Japanned. Tin, and Had Ware. OIL the fust day will be role. the Honfehoid Furniture. To be viewed tor . days preceding the tale. when Cataloguing he had on the Prep, cs, and of the Audioncers, Modules . - amt. LEASEHOLD OSTER-IDwk.LuNG.tin HEAP , tisp. Awn WAREHOUSE. t.ANE CSIDE. By Vices. SHARP and KIKKOP, On the Prendo., on Thurfday, the rich of October, 1804 At Onc o'clock precifely, AVERY eligiblc LEASEIIOLD DWELLING. HOITSF., &firably iituate No to Foiter.bne,Chespfide. containing Ile fled-chambers,wt b large Clofeta, an Eating Room, a Kitchen, roomy Ccflaring or Ware Rooms, with an esetilert Warehoufe and Cmatlrtrhouk an the fiat floor ; the fame on tad pound floor, with a fcparate entrance from Foller.larte, are lett • off to a tenant at will at al per ann. The whole of the Pro miles are held for an unexpired term of :5 years from Lady-dap left at • Rent of caul per ano. To be viewed, with leave of the tenants, four days preceding the fate, W when particulars may be bad of Mr. Berry, Solicitor. albrook e at the place of fah, and of th e Au `d No. 3g. Winchelicr fired. STOCK IN 'MADE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND LEASE. To Ironmongers, CoppetfMhs, Stove Orate Makers, &c. TO I3E SOLD BY AUCTION. By Meffrs. SHARP and KIRKUP, Ou the the Presam, El ickfriar s Road, Surrey, near the Myra'. WI, on Monday the apth o Oftuber, and fonoslog days. at Teo o'Clock, HE Valuable and Extennve Stock in Ttade Of 1 Mears. G. and H. Stratton. Ironmongers (takes under art eareution ); confining of Patent Steam Kitchens and Smoke Jacks. Double-cafed Ovens. Steel, Plain, and Fancy-frooted Jam and Cal Iron Reinter Stoves; Capital Kitchen Ranges, Atlitlied and nefinlthecl ; Rumford and Pantheon stover, large Defecating Stoves, adapte.l for Churches, &c. Several Capital Forge &Roots I ab ut one bundrul Brach Vices. with numerous Tools; a capital Lathe • about a Toa weight of Sheet Copper, Sic. &veal Tons ot Loek Plate. o ld Wrought and (SR Iron; alfo a general Aron. meat of Go ods of the heft ni;umfaaure, in Copper, Brafs, Block 'lln, ice. fite. On the firft day will be fold the Leak of the Promlfes, for ton unexpired term of five yearn and a half, at Rat B*. per annum and the Houlehold Furniture, two C.uti, a Truck, and numerous other Eißds. To be viewed three daps preceding the file, when Catalogued may be bad on the Prernifes, and of tine Audlonexrs, Wendt:Rd ttrect, near the Royal Radar:A. - - - DELICACY OF COMPLEXION. "FHE INCOMPARABLE BLOOM of NINON DE L'ENCLOS, fuperior to any thing yet &covered. kr rendering the Orin fuft, fnaisoth, and beautiful in the estrenw. Its wonderful eff,:eis In removing freckles, mr*phews, wenn", het joitly entitle tut* that prefer:tee fo beg bellowed on It by the loved elegant aunties in thin Kingdom. It is partieolarty ream. mended ter the bands and wens, heti:miss:on them a delicacy and whitener., Currie( to any thing vatted for limiter purpufet. Sold may at Mr. Coldinee, 42, Cornbill ; Mr. Over2olol. 474 Bun (.Brea ; Mr. Wright'4 Wadr'v l'alfage, Oath t Mita Giteten. Liverpool ; in bottles 4.. web. AVIN G dedicated alien to the Rudy, and bed' 1111 gratified by the molt coati ierablor e In that Menai welch th,ne,t }toyer to feted, !croft t ham sot more tett. anviclea my eme than thole who, to the .retentive Bid d difil pre!egion, an recifionalty Immerfed in mactrtainty. and must Away' attain that Weeds which is acquired by consraltrating the litellettn,al power to one chefs of diforders. The di'ezt of DEBILITY are peculiarly difirefling. for they bring with them v train of enicomhant fymptona, ant, by a de. ;whoa of WI vital energy. stiftsce. Well becomes embittelnia , .. Whether they arife from the prevalence dill essords.theddrolt. tive habits of fehool :boys, .2 the indulgences of maturity, the/ oh quire the mnft &Cadmus orofersonal ; tut hy the Ignerstie of uneducated men, the :pavans are aggravated, tat the ma& tutnn Is Sefiroyed I Ass MEMBER of the ROYAL COI.LROIS of SURGYOIK I ground my preeenCow on regularity of Awed on; and platers every privilege t , yrathee. I feel myfelf cinitu4 t oda thaltilareft with which I have hitherto hem 'Lo liberally honoured. In the firft fen:ations of heal wwitnes early appßeaßloalea prevent the calamity of a debilitated framer: but where the Ait fere:, (near a confehtufnefs of the ummanlines of the vice Which eaufed his misfortune, Is fearful of the contempt or made of Ohs faintly pbyfician. and broods over Ms indrtnity with centad inn. ecabont, It midi be fatiefi.aory for him in be afford not only d capabliity of treatment, Ltd idfo of the molt nomadic foamy. And in recent Venereal Ctenelaints It is poilible to preened One danger or itiftrtfs ; in the mod conmlie tied cafes it is the acquan. nacot of Cltil:llST Cipericntt W ILA lute to died a fate, total% and fpeedy re-ertablihment law the advantage of tide expert We to Urge of either fee who are seised with any kind 111 DF BILITY, of any fymptowin EIeaRRAL INFEC t'ION. and in an Wei the tunas at AM. semi -.n'are Bated on the Orli intu.kew. Ps. etas In the co.lurry ve expeaed to Inhere a lad note, and are equated to ipeci.y their ace 'slimmer of living. MARTIN BAER, Nutter of the Royal College of Surgeons b Lemke& Smamad. item T o pple Bar ,la WWl', . y Sh• ' n•J Kya I, ‘A V',11.. •.•1 n0r...;1311 , Cheln rI • BilLer •• a•.ANI • , I .. • ~.~.tt•,• ~^t. ~' ( K. 7 - ,) L. S.nrl. it. a 1.1 Ai , P.•: ~'n• . bc. I, Vt .016 r, att.! I 1,: : •14 ...n6l 7.16 . I I I , t 6. •). t• h•.i. .1 • i.r • w../.! ~ ~: - TO THE 1.A01E3. LEAL' TY, 1-1?....1 1 .T11, aid a rood NET of TEETH, may he 2retitriti ! to r!'. .12- h; ere r."c of OITELFR's RESTORA *IIS'F. TOOTH PO th'Ohlt, prepared front the original Recipe of ti .• late 14..1'. H. L'IMC.:II.II. Pl.l . ooifCtl arr.. tried by the I.lceen and Prineeffes, the Duel:efts of York. Bedford, Garden, lend., Rutland, lkvonfhlre. St. All•.a2's, and mnfl of the LngbSi and hint Nobility. IS Powder it the only Powder prepared from . 1 . Yr retahlet, and is entirely in... from the Ad 1, or any 1511- tror.rl sulot owe. 11 d. limy* Ike tiourvy, imparts a Firmnefs and Ifirlr.f.. to the Clums , to 'he Br -tett the mnfi de:100.11de :Ist' , to, ft, if tiftd co-A.m.:7, reidr r the •I',:th of a r.nrly Yr 'or , ; and r, revern that rl2-Adrul Malar'y the Pooch-ache.—. M .rry M tr, role list, who tiro it, drelsoe It a fine BraCtro er_.llinting the f0u1....1-. t.- whi.-12 the Mouth Is f,tje3 front Dist ~r dih.ralerc.l Loot,. ; I•s holing, perit)lng, and Bogard; q•rthi i.e.MotriS :rum any urplesfant :..Id whol.fsle to.; r• rail at Mr. Bmlcen, Nn. Is (21-.carcfrde, in Nee , at 2.. y,! wrtf No Chetp• 1, 1, -. car the ,tranr;. 'the a*--o - rr l ooth Powder i, tikewifs (*.A lois:1.1i l'Serreorr re: Mirreire; Botgefs, Rain - ; I, a ts dt.rornionda,Canterbsor • RA , t, , 'r t , r.tr or, S vita •mp•oll Or ism amiGibbs, Itrattfno . .1 a•ol ; Bennett ant Lens , r . !in r , Worthlimr Ham poard, and Wu nl, Harney, 0--, Richards, and r, I ; Knott, n.rt r; Merge toe s orr, Idlnbur4!. i gad s Intirn.rfs; and. , Bt , •1 , 11. Writh't Bros., Lrol ihr• r, Nott tilt/trim; Eke •S" d, 5 rotrith ; I:l2ek, Nese • .11 are o.llllln ; Ater.- • P.., k Kok, Itudlrnod, Minch tr.], Yak • .4 Osford ; NO. nY, ire ; u.'• ec trot lite' , "t .1 by limit Ilirrhiefhts •,t1 hii.sdarn. 51•!rrd Tooth Ileofoes London, la on as fk; r.of R. Du A ce., ',porch, n ~:~~~ ~ ~~.. 'l,;b2r flrlt.ttr. N.. 6, nvvel ; Oar! , •rr, •. %val. 1:r rs, Cr, , t in 6 . yr- Wt. e.: At, 1 I .7. • t• . ,Nile r I -.A 7.01 tcri , r.r •:4 A' ^ . NUMbrgt 4901] THIAT'RE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENINGS OCTOBER t g , will be prefeatcd the Comedy of WILD OATS. Rover. Mr. LEWIS. To which will be added the Moucal EM IL BONDOCANL Thi. Evening—The Comedy of the Sufpieious Hatband; with A Tale of Myftery. On Saturday. Sbakefpeare's liiftorical Play of King Henry the Pot.nh, Part the Phil; with the Mufical Lottxtainnient of Hart. Tord.Brldge. TO THE WORTHY INHABITANTS OP ST. PAUL, SHADWELL. LADILS and G MEN, 'PERMIT me to return you my fincere and very grateful thanks for the honour yon have done me in chafing sae the Ledurt rof your very rcfpcdtable Pad& The decided, and very large majority, which appeared at the chore of the Poll yeaerday in my favour, while It fills me with gratitude to my Friends for their exert:es in my favour, cynics me to indulge the italPe that this majority will foon (well into the unanimous voice of She Paatga. I will not kaiak you by profeifions, which are often made wish more seal than fitaccrity.-judge of me by my future eresistl6-end let your patronage be I,* penpetelos to the fidelity talik edit& I &Rinses the &dee of the Act be vo r t g kou tame iphool Ina. 1 hen the ham (W ar tp be, wilt are Ladies and Gentlerneu, Your molt obedient and devoted fervent, RICHARD POVAH. leroard-Rot, Roffell-fcloare, OR. ty, dos. ZLEOANT CHINTZ FURNITURE, &c. N 0.67, New- Road Street. OAIELEY and DUDDING, Furniture Printers to tierMajefty, beg ?croak= to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that they have Lately Printed an extenive variety of Su erb Panelist., of peculiar novelty and beauty, which they with to Admit to their approbation. RURAL SPORTS. THOSE GENTLEMEN who are in poffe(Gon of Firlt Volume, QUARTO, of RURAL SPORTS. and litho have sot yet reoebud :he Second, which has been publithed upwards of Twelve months, are refpatfolly requelted to lams diatel.• complete their Sets, as none can be kept alter the KM of November next —Apptiration to be made to the Rev. Mr. DA. NIEL. Frofpeet-pLue, wen-tquara FOR SALE, At the Broker's New Sale Room, late the Mayoralty-Houfe. WoolfterAreet., Plymouth, on Friday the ad November nem, t t o'clock, TinE noted Fafttailing French Frigate-huilt Pri ter LA BLONDE, that has loos been the dread and terror of Lloyd's, admealnring about yso Toos. Which for her fuperiority of failing, hag, during the late and reran war, eluded the vigilance of at nur Cesium Is Copper bottomed, now lying in Ramage, and there to be delivered, favored, after a Once of ao bows, by his Maleity's Ihip of war the Loma, commanded by Frederick Lewis Maitland, Efq. And afterwards will be Difpofed of, An the WARLIKE and ether STORES landed from the Geld Ship, in feparste Lets : coating of Aachen, Cables, Sussing sod Rosales Rigging, Salts. Malts, Tads, and other Spars, Junk, Doubts and Single Blocks, Iron )slap, a Ct2antity of Mattets, Pißols, and Cattalos, 3o Guns so and 5-pounders, Round double-headed and Grape Shot, with onset Warlike and Ordnance Stores, Leg ars, I ialMegsra and ancr Calks, led, Pork, Bread. Flour, and other Provikoos with ra tions other Articles, as will be expretral in the Catalogiues of the dram to be delivered ten days previous to the Sale. ALSO FOR EXPORTATION, _ . 15 ellib Rod iii.;;; Ditto Brandy; 4 Din° Vinegar. Vorviewing the Veld and Stores, and for any further particn.. tan, apply at the Counting-houfe of Edward Lyon, Efg. the Aran. Frankfort row, or the Countinkhoufe of THOMAS L.OOKYEIL, Sworn ErtAcr. Plymouth, October 6, 1604- MANOR, ESTATF, FISHFRY, and WOODS of KELFIELD TO BE SOLD BY AUC noN, At the York Tavern in Yuri', on Tuefdar the 30th of °debar, Ike, at four o'clock In the anemone, AVALUABLE and very Irnprovcable FREE- HOLD ESTATE, Mune at KELFIELD, in the Lift Rid- Int of Yorkfbire. 4iiiant about nice miles from York, and (tacit from Selby; morning of the Manor of KeificlJ, which aboliods with Gatr.e, dpecially Phatfants; and the valuable Hillery of Sal mon, Smelts, Re. ice in the River Otis, to which the kilate is sentigamislar • irogth of four miles. A Urge and fubltantial Mullion Hoare, called Reified-Hall, pkafandy Stoat, d on the Banks of the River Oak, with good Stabling, Don n ie Coach-haufr, sad other requiSte OfSee.; encl. Rat Ski-Wen -garden., Sbrabberies, and well-Backed FIR Ponds. Upwards of t Acres of thriving Wools and Plantations; and fe. viral Parma, with fokable I lode. and Buildings; the whale eont.dn • lag twelve hundred and efiy•Sve Act,s or thereabouts of Arable and Grafi Land, of which latter cleferiptioo, the grocer propor• COI u rich Old Swarth. The Eltate may be stewed on application at the Manfian dour, ; and prir-cd particulars anal other orcanry Inionneloa had 4 Mr. John Take, Land &warier; or Marc Gray, •Iliorpc, and Gray, York ; or of Nlcifra. C.rdak and S.al, Bcdiord row, London. N. R. A put of the purchafe money any rennin oar fecurity of the Framing.. of the URETI tR A said Cent', COMPL • INTS. A S fole Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated si—a• cued Hoagies and Rioncilles, Mr. DtIFOUR 11.1>russ the Paldie,tbat he may as ufual be eyeful ed daily from v to t. st hi. lio.:fe Nu 54, Frith-:trees, Soho. uo C.—fes of Strider 0. drue.- bon*, Giu..t..&e. Ste as wall as Debilltp, aiiil ev-ry dius .:Er ...hi re femme is fo elfeotiat a renuifite, that Mr. I wfour has vr..v.d..1 a Apacious Mode, thee every Patio t my be intreditord to a fel.ar.ee apartment. Mr. D. has for aunt years eni.flael Wank& to th .t &parttime of Surgery, and from estetif r. ersalce, snit the molt iatt.ving facers, he Is enabled to oft:r s method of cute, mold, elicacious, requiring no confinement or ral:aint in ekt, acrd which prevents a relaide. p, rfJon s in the country Rating dui r cafes luny, la a letter, 'melons , ' a one or a two I mind note, will have proper remedies feet to the amount. For the varioustympto:ns,ke. fee Stlr.thfour's freatife on the abova complaiots.prlce ss.G.L the fifth edition, to be bad of j.t'allow, Crown.court, Soho; Mae- CLooesi, Eseter Change; an.t of ht. Author. AUTchIN PHYSIC. NOTHING being more war.tcd at this Icainn of the year than a Purificr of tr.. AILioAI !bit will er.ui,c.a aonft eruptions which now g •rerally ut.he their cppiaraoa. en 'Lore who are afilielvil with a Seorhivic Complaint it i. with it.. finite *date we announce the bac:cis that ha. aitelialat the ioinii riOration of Dr. BIODUAI . II BOTANICAL Sy et,. Al lo/h,r 11;0. ve far prcfcuting this .L.l.lrefs to is, tie know le.tya that it the Botanical Syrup Is t..ka n io will I acvaot Lame 4is of blues which always pr. v. al aol the enfoinf months, Tbe Botarical Syrup ell,tualiy cures Evils, CanaAra loprofy, Serophulous Complaints, cur.:at. mercury out of the : yrt k ni, thou6b ever Co L.lu.lly lituated, and cyan In cafe* %Len. Sa'.va:lo:, haw failed of curs in a. , mat :nrect.ttc Venereal Con.• Jl.lnte 14e many tLoulat..l curo par:ormcd by till. 1 diche may be daily f..rn lm the London and Bath Pap.ris and at• it the. Pamphlets which may be had at the bouit i a mbi Ihy 1/..)...,:c4 Syrup and Rettarstive Nrrvorau Ccreial to b hwl or Lb: book. No 9, AlbiotiAftrect, Blaallt tars 14._4.:a ba ale. at 11 and 6s. duty Included. N B. A. v. SWINTON, the poytietor, (fon of Dr. e • :MAG. t s bow of the Royal Colt cc 01 Linda') ir.a) Wheal Crean to till 3, Or by tel ., r cote:Mors tb. u ( u . A I ace Guinea buttac cacao:is a a at aao . t p ~ '~".I ~`"~~(, ,~_ .J J~~ __.. ~ A I I) e THURSDAY,_ 0 PATRIOTIC FUND. sr-oges, sari. sS, 1804 AT a General MEETING of the COMMIT CEI 4- far Managing the PATRIOTIC FUND held this later THOMAS REID, Efq. in the Chair, Refolved, That the following Subferiptiona, not before idea tired, be inferted in the public Papers - Vice Admiral Rainier - Lat 0 The °Seers of the 6th Bat. of the 60th Regiment of Foat, at Jamaica - John Woods, of Chilgrove, Suffer - A Benefit at the Theatre, Wilbeach, by 'Thomas Re bertion, Manager ' - - • The Rev. John Brewfters, Durham The Rev. Jof. Station!, Durham - The Rev. N. Hollingworth, Durham . Captalu Hand, R. N. by Mr. Sykes - Alexander Shank. Ffq. - - Captain William Edge, a Colledian made by hlm from ,5 9 to 0 It 3 3 3 3 to to 26 5 . . the &a Fated)lea In Suffolk, under Ms command The produce of a Pity performed or Sutherland, by Gentlemen of that town • - 3 t 15 Free and Lay Johns of Sutherland, Lodge No. 5 5 S A Benefit at the Theatre at Northampton, by Thomas _ . __ . 34 6 Robertfon, Manager By Rear-Admiral Sir Wm. Douglas, Bart. from the Sea Tencibles of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Eyeinonk, Boorrimoutb, and Holy Mend, Gls. The 011110ers Thai lea Fateibles The Apollo Lodge of Freemefons, of Boccie, From the Officers and Men of the Sc. limeades of ipr voich, Woodbridge, and Walton, under commaud of Captatn Edge A Benefit at the Theatre at Peterborough, by the Ma nager, Mr. Robertfen From a young Lady, a Heed to her country Thomas Aldridge, Ffq. of Rainham, Kent, Purfer of his Mayfly's Chip Alexander A Benefit at the Theatre at Huntingdon, by the Mann. ger, Mr. Robertfon • S 3 j,lin Bxcell, Mafter at Arms of his Majefty's Quip Leopard 1 et fe.unan of *Majelly's (hip findymion 2 Governor LAeWenedt-Gent ral Hunter. O2tbee 103 Mr. !Alward Fairfax, Matter of his MaJeity's Prince, by the hands efMr. Sykes The Officers and Crew (excepting NI lehaa Doran, Sta men) of his Mijetty's lip Pickle, commanded by Lieutenant Lapenntaere, one neouth's pay Subfrriptions murmur to be received. by Meffrs. Sonnet a White, at the awe( Lloyd's Calke-houte ; and by all Baukag town and country. 1% 4 so IS ; 1 0 33 9 9 5 s o s 0 S S SCH6OI, OF PHYSIC IN IRELAND. THE MEDICAL LECTURES mf the Profcfl mitt commence is Friaity Cullcge, tw Moseley, the 51k _ November, as follows: Dr. CRAMP l'ON'a, on Materia Medics, at Nine. Dr. BOYTON's, on the Theory and loftitutes of Medicine, Dr. HARTIGAN's, on Anatomy and Surgery, at One. Dr. PERCIVAL', and Dr. BARKER'S, on*Chemiftry, at Dr. STOKFS'a, on the Praalee of Medi:ine, at Three. T►e above hours are theft edam Polt-Office Clock. Dr. scorn Leiftures in Botany. will commatee on the of May. 'goy. Pupils will be hillroacd in the. An of DlCretins and mak Anatomical Prep.tradons. by Dr. HARTIGAN. Dr. BARKIER's Loam's on Chemiltry, will begin on Meal the 28M of November. In t►e vitae of the winter, Dr. HOPKINS prepares to n a cowl* of Leaures on the Theory aid Prac'tiee of Midwift the particulars of Ora be inure fully fa forth in a future vertifemcnt. _ _ _ ..... I be Coutes, except that of llotaoy, will dote before tk of May, Stptamber It, 'gas. WHITLEY STOKES, Rai A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES A OTHER RICH SAUCES. THE treat reputation which Mr. BURGESS I gained by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and or RICH SAUCES, for Fefi Saner, &Owed ael, Hofirdei Colon He B er f &ea t , M a d e Niers. Will Fowl, wed Game with many I cui/s for the Table, Sideboard, and Store Room; which arc re fully expreEed In Ws Cataltgue, (He leiv tbe Ises.wor then,) induted many Ferrara to give the fame name to Articles enth different. which are vended at many Shop; Ia London, by pal who go to the principal Towns In Earlausd, Ireland. aril Scuth to Whit Order, of Trader:nut and Inn-keepers. who it co qacticc arc okra Carved with 54..4;036.41, of very inferior qv dm which is not only en ImpoStbso, but a great difapptittn to Familia who pumbak thew with a view allaying good Si to their N. B. None aw Hie Genuine, but what have dare wort the Label," iiil7ROli4S and SON'S, Original and Superior ShNCE OF ANCHOVIES, No. E. 37, Strand, CornervC Sa I.ondoo." Jun pubillbed. in Three Vol. Svo. price One Guinea in boar ACOURSE of muuicAL srupths. ci mining a Comparative View of the Anatomical Strudue Man and of Anir.aali ; a Hillary ot Difeafee, and an Amour, the Knowic hit:terio acquired wit;t regard bathe Ressler. tine of the dArient Orgeto ; a Work ehkfly &Silted lee the of Mulical o‘orlints. i. J.ltUki.)l:4. M. D. I r nlLt r dlran,the French. Printed for Cutbc:l .• I Nlartin, Middle-mot. Holborn. Whet: ma ; bad, lately publAbcd, . . . A Statement of I.vides.e, Lona Tajo - w tsy inoculation of riot us w.cl Vaccine Matte-. by the Phyhei.os of the Otii Va..einc Peck taftattation. , :ohe . . . • Accout.• uf at, ...te improvements in CiAlvnitifin. wit Series 01 Curious aol Intoriting Experiments periverned be t ConimilLoner. ti.c French NU . MMd laUtute, and rep t.lltt.ly In tla Aratnt.,l.l Thcatres of London; by j..bn 0.1111; bea..tiful YU, vehi qt art o,i rice ne 5t1111 , .. A Germr..! tivftiniot i.eruical Knowledge, and its Appl tion to tio Narore and At t ; by A. F. Foote of t'..e :Ott ute tr.nce, &c. &c. to II • 416 11•0. t !land from the handl. by lA'illiwn Ni:holfan, with a net of noptk Tr4lis, in largebNio. price five guineas in toards. 'f 5, 'rabies fep irately. price one gallica in boards. A :slivaial of a Courts ere Chinultry, or a Sul a of Es) :rent.. - - I ;:ledrations, ne:elFary to form a co,spicte Courf clot ; tay J. B. Bouillon 1.2 Grange, Prutettor in the teal , 4 Paris and is the School of Pharmacy ; Mce the I'Lilornalic Society, fkc. &c. Tranflated from the Fre two ..14. X•t• with feveutten plata., engraved by Lawry, g as. boards TA. Ph y lie. l Pi Inciples of Chemiltry ; by Nf. J Brine', hi bee of the French National Inititute. and Prated:re of Chan, in the Central lisktuila of Paris with an Appendix by the 'Ural tut, 'Dud:axed with keen Liniment's by Lowry, peke ics. Treadle on the Venom of tbt Viper: on the American Poi and on die Chi ray Lamest,. and fame whir Vegilable Potion I N.e. with 'I co Ditertptioe Plates. 1 rsnflaer - d from the oral French of Fells Foutana, NatoraliA to the Grand Duke al e.oy. By facpL Skinner. 2 outs hon. I as. in beard.. heft I.inis of PhyGology, by Albert Von lister. Trar.ll from the Third I..ein Fdelon; to whieb is added, a - resold ot the l..daa comp -its for tl.e Edinburg% cattle., Printed o the 11,ref two of Dr. William Cullo 'Fite whale retired by t. One volume Sou. teis 6d. tv boarda i 1::: : info of the Ptae.oc of Phybe, a New Edo t•vt.cd by Dr. te,-tery, eil I.la burgh; to a vi•Lmis oh. Ir nt „r St:qt. - to s gyve I.4hion. Including the til .n 7 v.+. iv ti. Brat , . w.th prig 31 a.. 1 4, board.. Al!. ot ... I .1. l of Boast.. ittaii.due, .Inat avd a 4.1,11. a 116:0.).