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, .., „. op. .°1;,.:74.;,,,..-;,- . . . • -......^-, ' ' 41„i . .. ...-•-• " L / . - ii l / 4 ..., r • 11:. MP' v s .. I SRA s..... , • • . *l-) ;Win • • b ‘s', ' 43 i i 'I. ' • • . . . —. 7MM - t air-usuamt. r 708 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1811. `.. [PRICE St4PENCE4jALFIREt•IIT TIIEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. SUSFOLCHARLEcTON HALL. ESTATE, MANOR. t. ADVOWSON. THE Pt are respectfully informed, that the aboVe gibaperty, tulvertioetl far Saha by Aavion at Stow. an ,the sth day of Dacataber mixt. IS DISPOSED OS -mg PAIVATE CONTRAef.— Rory , Nov. ta. tit 1. . THIS PRESENT EVEN ING, NOVEMBER 20, will he performed, THE ENGLISH FLEET. • Captahs Fitzwater, Mr. TAYLOR ; Valentine, Mr. SINCLAIR ' • Mr. BLANCHARD; Mainmast, Mr. EMERY. Jane, Countess of Britanny, Mrs. I'OWELL ; Attila, Countess of Blois, Mrs. HUMPHRIES ; • • - Katharine, Miss FERON ; Misi BOLTON ; Jacquelina, Mrs. FAWCETT. To widish will be added, a Farce called TIIE BIRTH-DAY. Captain Bertram, Mr. EMERY ; 161 r. Bertram, Mr. MU RRAY ; Jack Junk, Mr. FAWCETT ; Emma, Miss BOOTH. To-morrow, Measure for Measure ; with Paul and Virginia : Mr. Broad' urst (briag his first appearance on this S:age). On Friday, Le,vo in a Village. 11 ) 011 Saturday, Venice Precerved. 1 lie Public are reFpcctfully informed, that Shaltzspear's Win ter's ale, and Cori lantni, are in preparation, and that Mrs. Sid- Sons will act in thcic pizees the characters of Hermione and Vo luninia. •FOR•SAtE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, , Anise Loilias Tavern, Tortola-at:mt. 4*imoueh, as Fridal the 11011 an d Saturday tie 2 3d days ofMosemb-r Not. •.Lrld Snip DANUBC,hte of Nvw•Yett.v-• l Ali .4 k 76 Stet, 10 hubs*. - ~ i Intra,, 21. 34 , .1 Ifspils of HAI 0 I 'Tweet Decks • " I S Admeasures 160 74.04.t0a5. • stoned, and %wean') Bash cleats—is a pia , sinifigiv4 to asere/Outtlian cakithated hr goteno4 al, woo4 , 4 lll 4alqloand *ay lo sop/ to sea at a soma aapiaso. ' • atlan s 4A-r tr4te airco, condolmi stl Sitiposisla Pot-ash 101.1bstei New Orleam Cotton, and • U . Ilitro Gc.rores U,,land ditto 4t.„Pincheous Whale 00, mai .1_ filatlV.s. 'ditto AT a numerous Meeting of the NoMeownt'attd Gentlemen educated at Ru u v Se scot., holden au Wedr nestlay the 20th of lune, I 't ":0, at the Free-maacalaysni4Offint Queen-street, Lincoln%-inn-fields, London, STEPHEN RUMBOLD LUSHiNGTON, Et+ /47. in the Chair, • The following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to : That, in order to testify the feelings of alrationata attachment evinced by every Pupil (Stile snurh-lamepted Dr. lanes, a Ma. ' deal/dun. That to fiicifiig desired object, and to carry it into execution in a manner adequate to the worth of Dr. I.lm L. 3. a Committee be imnieliately appoin ted to manage the necessary arrangements. MONEY MATTERS. VTITHOUT trifling or procrastination Money to V any amount adyarc.l on Incomes, or :my otba ?Ccurizy, or in any manner suitable to the circum•a:ices of the hoe rtmer. Ai ply or achtrebs (poit-paid) to Mr. Roberts, No. at, OxnlLn-tree:, l!llyrnark:t.-14r. R. flatters himself that aoy money business ht is unable to do CMADt be done by any other person. MILITARY MAP OF PORTUO&L. In a f w Itys wilt be published, by Jolin Stockdal", A N I'AV GENERAL MILITARY MAI' of the liit:g.ont of PORTUGAL. By Don 10M.1.S LOPEZ 41re 1 4 .0aJs are correctly laid duwa, from !be Militar, published by •lie French at biebon, 1806, anti Cite pr.ncipal NE- Ltary features from the best AutLoritiot. Yhis drty was published, the second edition, price 2s, of UNCORRUPTED CHRISTIANITY UNPA TRONISED BY THE GREAT; a Discourse delivered at the Essex-street Chapel, March :24th, lb.l, on the decease of Augustus Henry Duke c,f Grafton. By THOMAS BELSHAM. Printed for J. Johrson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. Th:s clay was published, price Two Shillings and Sixpence, A Second Cdition of A LETTER to Dr. JONES, on tae Composition of the EAU MEDICINALE D'HUSSON. Te wird' i 3 added, a Second Lett r, with additioral information on the same subject. Ey JAMES Mt)ORE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Surgeon to the ed Regimn , of Life Guards, and Director of the National Vac cine Est abliNhin n•. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. Illt.Patirs Church-yard. This day was published, price 2s. ud, a new Edition, being the t th of rf I HE THIRTY-NINE ARTICLES OF THE -I- CHURCH OP ENGLAND, Illustrated with Notes, and sionfirm.d by Texts of the I loly Scripture, and Testimonies of tb Pr mi ive tat! ers. 'together with References to the Passages in several Aut),ors, which more largely explain the Doctrine con tained in the. said athletes. Written it l.attn by the Rev. Mr. AncttratacisitWit—zentlaW, and now tranthred into Engl , sh according to the 6th Edition, by Clerimm of the University of Oxford. P:int• d fur E C and J. Rvington, N 0.62, St. Paul's ehurch-yard. Tills clay wei ii,tivn largo Volumes, Octavo, price in b 4s a vew 1.74 tion, being the itli, THE Al UMENTS of the .BOOKS anti cRAPTLF S (tithe OLD and NF:W IF.STAM.f.NT, with Practical Observations. Written originally in French, by the Rev. Vr. Osi CAVALD, Professor of Divinity, and one of the Ministers tf the Church at Neufchatel, in Switzerland; and by him pre aectil to the revictyfor promoting Cl.ristied Knowledge. Trantiated by..lof IN CIIAMBKRLAYNF, Esq. Print .x.l for F. C. and J. Riyington, No.d2, St. Pau.'s Church-yard. N B. 'the arunients contain a clear and concise acccunt of the suliject matter of all the Books and Chapters both in the Old ;New Ter am,nt. re fLctions consist of ptac:ical observations Inn each chapter, illustrating and enforcing the truths and instnic tions ..o.:tained. I h:s Book was trans!ate , l at the expence et the society ior promoting Cl rietiau Knowledge, and is one of those hooks recommended and dispersed by that Society. This day was published, in 3 large vals. gro. price, in bdt. £l.lll. A now Edition, baing the twrnty-sectit:d, of A N ESSAY CONCERNING HUMAN UN- 1 DERCIANDING. Wri:ten by JOHN LOCKE, Cent. To th's Edition are now added, 1. . 3 ,•;aly,is of Mr. Locke's Doctrine of Ideas, on a Inge sheet.. .2. A Defence of Mr. Lockk's Opinion concerning personal ltitntity, with I,n Ayp:ndix. 2. A •l't catisc on the Conduct of the ‘Thdentantling. 4. Some 'lt:oughts conterunig Reading and Study fer a Gan tlet:mi. G. E. men.. of Natural Philosophy. G. A ,klethod of a Common-Place Book, extracted from 'the Author's Works. Prioted for Otridge and Son, Rivingtons, ',sigh and Sotheby, W Lown irs, J.Watker, Dorton and Harvey, Wink and Rohtn 800, C. Law, White and Cochrane, J. it"chardson, Lackington and Co., Longman and Co., Cadell and Davies, J. IVlawman, J. Faulder, Johnson and Co., Gale and (flirt's, and G. itobinion. • A new Edition of Mr. Lockc's Works, kandsoiroly primei 4 in ten large volt. will be pulaVsbetl by the Bookseltcs ave-mant , onol, early in December. RRCENT DISCOVERY. MR. DE CHEMANT, Surgeon and Dentist, -1- ,1 No. P., Frith street, f•nsho.square, ordinal Inventor of Mt ! nerd Teeth, has recently discovered, in England, a mineral sub stance for the making of Artificial Teeth, which possessei quali ties Sim r;or to those which he formerly made of materials pro cured from France. Teeth farmed of this eul.rtante can he made sf .ny which it is impossible to change; theyipsnot liable tr. 1 r,..1-., Irang by no means brittle; and by the process used in formation, are impregnable to the most intense heat, come. trey will not cotrract; they act as an astringent to the guais, which they :sorer discolour, and will not irqu're rep acing; ry nlt•ani of waich the excrucia•ing pain generally attendant t•ertaa i. ay. lied. The rum-rous and prt-Airg applications Mr. DE Cu EMAN r has been favoured, dueng the expirn,:c of near twenty years, in which he performed the whole hu,intss hinr.elf, may, in some measure, have: provented lUra paya•,-; them, individually, that attent;oo which they have Oemanded; hut he flatters himself, from having ergased 4 nits in the various branches of this most extensive art, he is now enabled to furnish those who requi?e this admirable substitute, upon ttran which must meet the approbaliois of tvery elm . of the connourity. Persons siesirons of convincing themselves of the great stmeri *tilt of h s • admirable substi - tstes over rary dri.orn:nasion at .Aidusal - - til•static..ia, are referred to Mr. de cn the sui-jert, which contains e.ann.bati. St e.l At I ttelparnkt S -Kitties in Eurrpe, with tint of the most trills); rot Me, sheaf Mtn in London, aturwg whom are Ca: following : -. PH T SIC IA N s—Cr. Bailey, Dr. Mel, hir W. Farlithar, Bart. • Dr. Loner, Dr. Reynolds, Dr. Hooper, Etc. SU RGEnNS Cline, Esq. Asaley Coo , 1. Sic James Earle, J. I leavisickt, Esq. 11; Keate, Esq. W. lisle, Esq etc. 4. • • N. B. Mr. de Clement deems it a duty in rased the .Pobtle • aganri: tins imposition of a facts:nab, who has themtdatatY MOUCIC: h m eft Deutist, and maker of the Woad Pasts Testke • TRANS PORT OrrriS, November 8, 1811. r THE COMMISSIONERS . for CONDUCTING HIS MAJESTY': TRANSPORT SERVICE, for Idling Care e SICK and WOUNDED SEA slfEN,and for the Care and Custody of PRISONERS of WAX, Jo hersby give notice, That they will be ready at this Office, on Thursday the 2Sth of November, 1811, to rt ccive 5....A1:t1 Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for supplying the utidcr mentircied Articles for t:lc St.rvice of the ROYAL HOSPITAL, at PLYMOUTH, viz. BEEF OATMEAL CANDLES MUT roN SAGO CARROTS BREAD SAI:E SUGAR 'CHEESE VINEGAR WINE RICE OIL BEER BARLEY SOAP BAVINS For Twelve. Months certain, from the Ist of January, I• 12; and MILK POTATOES and GREENS LEEKS POTHERBS • For ThreeVears certain, from the same period. knier will h: received after one o'clock on she day of treaty, nor any Edited unless the tarty, or an agent for him, prim:sally attend. Each tends must be accompanied by a letter from two respectable per son:, evaging to become hound •with the person tendering, in the sum of .C.SOO, for the duo polaris:am: of the contract. Fartli:r particulars may be known dy applying at LW Vim, or to the Alen! of the said Hospital. The following were accordingly elected Members of such Corn. mittee : The Viscour.t VALENTTA, M.P. The Hon. and Rev.DERN of WINDSOR. The . Mr. EARDI.ET. The WILLIAM BOOTH Cst Irv, M.P. The Hon. CIIAR LES BACOT, M.P. The l lon. WitEtAm Huesty Ly rrLiTON, M.P. The Very Rev. DEAX of lANCOLV. "I he Rev. WARDEN of MERTON COLLEGE., (Will. Rev. Dr. Wood., find Master of Ru3by School. The Reit. Mr. HEYRICU. STEPHEN Rusasoin LUiIIINCTON, Esq. M.P. Lieutenant .Colonel COL qutyr. GEORGE WHARTOM MARRIOTT, ESq. That Mr. WIRT' st.mv, as Secretary to the Committee, be di rected to address an 011:kial Letter to the Trust.tes of !lacer SCHOOL., inclosing a Copy of idlest. Resolutions; and requesting their permission to place the Monurnel:t in the Chapel, about to br erected, or in some other convenient part of the new Euilding, at Rucay. That these Resolutions be generally advertised and circulates' by the Committee, and Subscriptions be rezewed by Mr. WR A TISLAW, Saville-place, New Isurlingron-street ; Mes , rs as rIISLET, Bankers, Pall-Mall; Messrs. Ilna az, Bankers, Fleet street; and Messrs. BuTt IN, Bankers, Rugby. 'The foil rowing is a Statement of the Subscriptions reported at the last Anniversary Meeting, June, 1811. The Viscount Valentia £2l 0 Rev. Robert Knight vEI 1 Hon. and Rev. Dean of Pudsey Dawson, Esq. 5 5 Windsor 21 0 Rev. E. malford t 2 Hon. Mr. EarJley 21 0 Charles Montieth, Esq. 5 5 Hon. W. Booth Grey 21 0 Rev. Mr. Noel 3 3 Hon. Wm. H. Lyttelton 21 0 Thomas Cal iecott, Esq. 5 5 Hon. Charles Bagot 21 0 Abraham Caldecott, Esq. 3 2 Rev. Dr. Wooll 21 0 Rev. Robert Marriott 3 3 3. R. Lushington, Esq. 21 0 Rev. J. Varricitt 2 - 2 The very Rev. Dean of Sir James Feßowes .5 5 Lincoln 10 10 Lieut.-Colonel Calquitt 10 10 The Rev. Warden of Henry Grimes, Esq. 5 5 Merton Colt Oxford 10 10 William Palmer, Esq. 5 5 Rev. Mr. Heyrich 5 S Thalia, M. Parker, Esq. t 2 G. W. Marriott, Esq. 5 5 Rev. G. Coggin S 3 R. Hallifax, Esq. 5 5 Robert Viner, Esq. 5 5 Major Clibba 5 5 Wallden Hamner, Esq. 3 3 Rev. Richard Stevens 1 1 Rev. H. B. Harrison t 2 Rev. Thomas Norris 2 2 William Craut, Esq. It 2 Rev. Mr. Smyth 1 1 Thomas Coltman, Esq. t 2 F. Thackwray, Esq. t 2 SUBSCRIPTIONS SINCE Rev. Dr. Ingles 5 5 Rev. Wm. Birch S S Thos. Hayes, Esq. S S H. P. Standley, Esq. 2 2 Rev. Dr. Pritchett 2 2 Rev. Dr. Sleath lit v. D. Twining 1 1 J. Twi-ing, Esq. 1 I J. Westwood, Esq. 5 0 Colonel Yorke S 5 Rev. G. Chandler S THE ABOVE REPORT: C. Boehmll, E4q. 2 2 S. Bucknill, Esq. 2 2 I Rev. P. Homer 3 3 Rev. J. T. Parker 2 2 Rev. J. BiJdult h 2 2 , Wm. Little, Esq. i 3 Rev. C. Palmtr 2 S Wm. B.11;n, Esq. 2 2 Rev. J. Skath 3 9 Rev. H. Wise 3 & Charlet Malin, F.sq. 1 1 TRANSPORT OFFICE, Ncvernber 13, 1811. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING "HS MA JESIT'S TRANSPORT SERVICE,for takin g Care vpSICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for du Carr and Cla lady of PRISONERS of WAR, du liereby g iiie Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesdarthe 10th of December, 1811, to r:ceive sealed Tenders, and treat with sues Persons as may be willing to contract for the performance of c,rtail MASONS, CARPENTERS, PLASTERIRS, PAIN TERS, GLAZIERS, SI .ATERS, PLUMBERS, SMI IHS, and IltON MONGERS WORKS, at MILb PRISON, PLYMOUTH. No 71adm will be recciwel apes owe ecluci on the dayiq treaty, star any imtica, union the party, or an agent for him, pernwitlly attend:. Each Ten.kr miut be accompanied by a Leiter from two rape:table l'estors . , engaging to Le ore bound with the Perron tnidering, for the doe polo:man:: of the Contract. Frrrtl p reicalart Fray Is known, 55 applying at this Office, where the Plane and Specifications of the Wadi way le tem. TO TAVERN AND INNaCEEPERB. SWAN INN, HAS f INGS, SIJSSEX. TO BE LET BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE above INN.—Particulars may be had of Breeds, Farncomb's, and Co. of Hastings, the Proprietors. No application by letter will bb attended to, unl.2.‘ post paid. FREEHOLD HOUSES AND LAND AT TUNBRIDGE. IN KENO. TO BE SOLD EY PRIVATE CONTRACT, in One Lot, WO large and commodious FAMILY ROUSES at• the Ui.per End of Tunbridge Town, with large Gardens, Yards, Stables •and Offices to each, and about twelve Acre, of Graqs Land lying behind both, with one Tenement and Gprlen it:td two .Cattages and Gardens standing on-part of the said Land. ate Tenement and Genteel and a row of six Houses, with a Carden Flot to each, standing in the town, a link below the principal House. And also three Pieces of ski Meadow Land, containi.c LOA, .tR. tile. lying do the Batik of the htletl way, at the di.ta.ice of about one third of a Milts from the two hou-ses.. . $ The phi:mils ell fret:lll4d, a n hair g ed.of Greet _Tithes, hod tbef Land-tax redeetnal. Ptisessiort of the whole 'May $e bad at' Old Michaelmas neir, and of the two Rows, ckJactlie Land adjoining, st an earlier period, I( 4esired. , • • • For ittrtivr partltntralre.of P4e. ioluAt h ilnilder,ot Tinffirldse,reebo rill *el the wOle'.o( the ( oh p 4.01-. * CUR RI E, OCULIST, No. 27, Drury-Lane, ( late Principal Assistant to the celebrated Mr. WILLIA %Is, of No. 98, High HolbJrn, and No. 3, Red Lion-square), Cares, or Relieves, almost all DISEASES of the EYES and EYE-LIDS, without any Surgicil Operations,—MedicinP, with proper Direc tions, sent to any part of the Kingdom ; in WAY.* at 4s. Gd. each, which will contain a sufficient supply for 20 daft; and ditto, at I Is. each, Cl) day?. Persons living at a distance, and sending (rnst-paid) a descrip tion of the state of their eyes, their age, and the length of thus they have been afflicted, will be immediately attended to. The Poor Gratis, at "fen &Clock in the Moaning 'I"HE ANTI-IMPETIGINES, or SOLOMON'S -I- DROPS, an admirable Cure for the Scurvy, Scrofula, dry or wet Leprosy, the Venereal Disease, and all these disorders which arise from impurity of the blond. In every stage of those diSorders where salivation has repeatedly failed, when no other medicine could restore the unNappy sufferer to that health he un fortunately lost, the Anti•lnsgetigioes has beet found the only effectual and radical remedy to re-establish bealth and vigour. For scorbutic, cutaneous eruptions, dry or wet leprosy, the king's evil, strum or scrofula, this metbeloe certainly claims a pre-emi nence over all others, being decidedly adapted for the speedy re moval of these complaltits, and justly cliculated to cleanse the blood from an foulness, counteract every morbid affection. and restore the weak and emaciated to pristine health and vigour Price 10s. 6d. a bottle, family bottles 325. duty included. Also, SOL.OMONS ABS TERGEN I LOTION, an effectual cure for Eruptions on the Face sad Skin—particularly Pimples, Blotches. 'Fetters, Ringworms, Tan, Sunburns, Freckles, Shingles, Prickly Heat, Redness of the Nose, Neck, Arms, &c. Scorbutic and Cutaneous Eruptions of every descripdon.—By the simple ap plication of this Euid night and morning, or occasionally thrice a day, it will remove the most rancorous and alarming Scurvy in the Face. It is perfectly safe, yet powerful, and possesses all the good qualities of the most celebrated cosmetics, without any of their dnul•tful and sometimes dangerous effects. The proprietor therefore recommends it with confidence ma a necessary and al most indispensable appendage to the toilet. A rough, uneven skin, its shining appearance, and yellow and sickly paleness, are by this Lotion effectually removed. In the Shingles and Prickly Heat it is infallible, stiCice it ho Never to say, it has been administered to many thousands without even a single complaint of its in efficacy.—A small bottle will be sufficient to prove Its value.-- Price, Half-pints, 2s. 9d.—Pints, es. 6d. with 4-ections. Likewise SOLOMON'. DETERGENT OINTMENT, for the Cure of old wound., sore or scald heads, u!cers, chilblains, sore legs, scorbutic or scrofuk us humour. ' chapped bands, burns or scalds, gangrene or tuornfication, erysipelas or St. :Inthony'e fire, fistula, pike, king's evil, &c. having been us el in the above diseasesespwards of furry-Ave years with unparalleled success.— Price es. 6d. a hos. • fry prevent counterfeits, obierve . partfmalatiy, that the vestals, " Earn!. Solomon, Liverpool," are engraved on the stamp. Sold:by Dicey and Co. Pow Church-yard; and Mathews and Leigh, , No. O, Straml, Loudon. Of whoa) may ba lead, Coeur edition (with an elegant Portrait of alto *tabor) price se, cf• • SoilaramfiGaida Wilialtb, in... Advice to barb Sena, to (Ws a raditsoLacd pannaaaat.swe far tha saatatiaddilidea otNatatet. Tbie'TIIIIII/BRIIPPIIIIIIMIlltais t• :. .__ .5...• Also, the Ship Cu Aa r. LVI' 0 N Packet, Xnaticall'btint, Minn a. figure sterned, and has head. i --- • 1 I.eatp Is - 7$ Feet 91 Inches. Breadth - 23 3 1 Depth , - 11 3 Admeasures 169 7•-94 Tons. She Is adapted toe a l'acket, in which service she has been ern spinytd (havitv, two cabins, and suitable births, with a large sky pelt), or a running merchantman, as she sail, fast, and will carry a proportionate cargo, having, 'iween decks, beams and a good fl•mtr. Sh- is wood sheathed, her unwerials are abundant, and is ex:ellent condit.on ; her cargo consisting of 122 Bales Upland Cotton 2033 Pi , col C.unpeichy Logsirood 35 Casks Whale Oil 20 1.11,d5. :-upetior Dry Cod Fill 19 Barrels Attil 1 Ca.e 'Fortoises'e.:ll and Chlppinp 6 Bales Oetr -kins 4 Bake and 4 Bundles Bear Skirts 9 cot. 2 qrs. Si Oak Hogshead ',saves. Also the following Goods, being part of the Cargo of the Schooner Bcrser : 94 Bales Georgia Cotton Wool 91 Cases Indigo 4 Casks Cod Oil 10 Ditto Annatto , About 4 tons I.ngwond. MI the above coneemned a.. prize to his Majesty's ship Nieman, Sir Michael Seymour, Bart. Captain. 10 Casks Fish Oil I Baits Peltrles Ex Etizo Cumming, Master. ..... 27 Serons Brazil Tobacco, es Au go ItA, restored to Claimant& Also the Schooner lass, of t h e following dinwnsions : _-_ . . -- I.engtl; - 48 feet 81 inches. Breadth, IS feet St Inches. Depth of Hold 7 5 Admeasures 43 G 0.94 Tons. She is round-scented, and has a scrawl head ; is a desirable Teo. sel for the coasting trade, in which she has lately been advan tageously employed; her Stores are abundant, and in good con dition; and she may be sent to sea immediately without any es pence, having a. British register. Also, foe the benefit of the Unlerwriten or time esswerar ed, the HuU of the Brig Aerzott, of New Yak, birdies about 400 teas, her Masts mad Storesin Lots, with -tit filiawirgt Ors of her Cargo, for Home Consumption: About 33 Tons Logsvood. • 8 BundluAlephante Teeth. Afterwards, for Home CoosLnaption, about 1911,000 f!t) Nuts, from the Brazils, calculated pnitiettlarly for theawog li tt: ners, for various purposes, particularly buttons, beads, satali boxes, &c. u they bear a remarkably fine polish; 4 Casks of Spirits of Turpentine 284 Pieces Nicaragua Wood. 138 Pieces red Wood. #Oll LIMN. I A T 524 Bars Square Iron. 1 Cask Flints. 12 Bundles Nail Rods. I 1 Cask Cream Tartar. 62 Do. Flat do. For samples of the coquillo nuts, cotton, and indigo. Catalogs.' and inventories of the Vessels, apply to Messrs. Smith, Marten, and Smith, Brokers, London ; Messrs. Holt and Co. of Man cheater ; Messrs. Thomas and William Earl and Co. of Liver pool ; and Messrs. Walter Ritchie and Co. of Greenock. The coluillu nuts may also be seen at Mcssrs. laugher an. Co. Bk. mingham. Also, the copper-bottomed fast-selling brig ANDREW, pilots boat built, calculated for any employ requiring great dispaedis captured on her voyage from France to New-York by, and can. ,leinned as prize to his Makin)", ship Shannoe, P. B. V. Broke, Esq. Captain. Ltngth 79 feet 7 lochs.. Depth 8 Ilf Her cargo, consisting of 15 Pipes Brandy, 203 Hbds. i sopetior Red Wine, 48 Cases About 650 Bars square and Bat Iron, 7 Cases or Basel dry Goods, sack as Satins, iMat o c 1, Velvets, Ribbands , - Gloves, &c. &c. ' Also, about 60 Balesri Orleans Cotton Wool', landed Irma the ship Rebecca, des and since condemned as prize is his Majesty's ship Medusa, the Hon. D. P. Bouverie,'Captain. For viewing Samples, Catalogues, and further infoquation, apple , to Messrs. Hawker and Sons, Merchants, Plymouth; and far the Andrew and Cargo, and the Rebecca's Cotton, is W. P. Smith, Esq. the Agent, and as above, or to JOHN Ltiscomaz, Broker. Breadth 91 fen S Inches. Adateasurts 1511 Tow ; ani Plymouth, October 24, 1611. The Sale of the DA N U sr's Carr, as also the CattOn Dye Wood by the other Ships, will take place no the ued 'ouzo% FOR SAL.E BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At the tendon Inn, ?Dubele-street, Plymouth, sntioadaz,the tsth November inttant, (with the exception of the old nip Timber and Iron, which will be sold at Coaaide Yard, where it lies), THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.-. la Barrels and 6 Kep Refined Lard 3 Cases Guns Sardrick, about 9 cwt. 1 Case Peruvian Bark, about 2 cwr. 7 Cad's and small quartkies Lune Rosin lo Casks Pitch S Casks Turpentine 1 Cask Argot 19 Whole Barrels and 35 lbs. Ganpowilar • Bags Yellow Berries A Quantity of Iron Stanehiktas Ditto Dead Eyes and Clain Plates 118 Large and Small Pig Iron Ballut Is duns, S 6-pounders and carriages, 2 rpoundarai 4 A pounders, 4 9-potmders •le 1 Twelve pounder Carronatle We Eighteen and 2 4-pounde: Gun Carriages 7 Carrunade Belles A large quantity of Spanish apd other Iron,. is Bats, Spikes, &c. 30 Lots of old Oak and Fir Ship Timber, and Plank at large scantling . S Si ips Masts and one Bowsprit 1 Iron ands Copper Boilers, 1 Copper Stec 1 Thum Sea Lead Sundry double, single, and treble Purchase Tar Latalogues and .viewing the above, 814 Ilawkei and Las, Merchants, Plymou th ;or t 4 JOHN LUXOIII flyniest3, Ilaveptier C, e 1144s- ;ply. to lice" 1 In; &awe. TRANSPORT OFFICE, Novemder A, iro THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUC7'INV lIIK M .1J ESTrs TEA NSPORT SERVICE, for tat*: Care?, SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and jor the Care Msl Cast9iy of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give Notice, • • That they will be ready at this Office, on Thursday the sth of December, 1811, to receive sealed 'renders, and treat with such Persms as may be willing to contract for supplying the under mentioned Articles for the Service of the ROYAL 110SPI fAL, at DEAL, viz. BEEN OATMEAL CANDLES MIITTON SAGO COALS BREAD SALT SUGARS CI IFF.SE VINEGAR. WINE RICE OIL BEER BARLEY SOAP BAVINS For Twelve Months certain from the Ist January, 1812. No Tender will he received eller one o'clock on the day rf treaty, nor any noticed, unless the tarty, or an agent for him, personally stmt.!. Each Tender must he acampaffied by a Letter from Inc. respoilaftsk, Persons eniliag to becsare . t=ilh the Person tendering, its the sum of £3OO, for the dueperfalltanCeof the Contract. Farther particulars may he Lawton, by applying at this Office, or t• the kers of the said TRANSPORT OFFICR, November 3, 1511. THE COitIAIISSIONERS for CONDUCTING HIS MAJESTre TRANSPORT szßeicz, for hairs Lars .9ICX ewr IYOUNRED SE. 4 4I fRN acrd the Caress' ecutody of PRISONERS of WAR, dole; That they will be ready at •this Office, on Taelday the Si of December, 1811, to reCeive sealed Tenders, anattreat with such Persons as may be willing to contrast for supplying the under mentioned articles for the service of the ROYAL HOSPITAL at H.ISLAR, viz. BEM: OATMEAL CANDLES MUTTON SAGO CARROTS BREAD SALT SUGAR CI IEESE VINEGAR WINE RICE OIL BEER BARLEY SOAP BAVINS Tor twelve months eertain, from the Ist January, 1812; and MILK POTATOES end Glt LENS LEEKS POTHERBS For three years certain from the same period. No Tender unit h: received after one o'cloei on the day of treaty, air city noticed uulen the party, or an *gentler him, terrine/1y attend. Each Tender mutt be accompanied by a Letter Jr... two rcipertild e Percent, engaging to became hound with the Person tendering, in the Saw of £5OO, for the due proPriwarce of tie Contract. Farther particular: way be lnown, by applying et. this Oleo, or to the ifgent of Me said no.pital. GENERAL P037:0F1; ICE, N.,. IR, ism pr. the Person who on the Evening before the ',raw. Ing of the October Lottery, purchased at Mr. Cariltet Lottery Otßre, Charing Cross, three Sliteruth Shares el Lartai Tickets, and for them with a Back Poet Bill of zeis i wir call on Mr. Parkin, at Ne. 48, Great ormood.stmet, and make known by whom he employed, so that the person may be discovered, he will receive a reward of FIFTY POUNDS, and be admitted an Evidence facet. tom-a. . • Crxmand e tie Ashwasilor General, FRANCIS fill ELING. Siereto".