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At Avr, on the t :zth inft. the Hon. Mrs. Rollo, of a fun. The Right Host. Lady Dunboyne. or a frts.t The Right Hon. Lady /Corsairs% of a fan and heir. _ rARRoD.: Yefterday , Mr. J. Cunningham to Mil's nalloveag. At Monttofe, on the rsth 10 ant, Lieutenant Alexander Thom fon. of the eith regiment, to Mifs Chriftlan tli t ife, only daughter of Samuel Guile, Efq. late Surgeon in the Honourable Eafl India Company's ferviee, on the Bombay eftablifhment. Tuelday laft. at Salcanthe, Devon, Mr Charles Layton, of Lon,lon, to Mifs Matilda Bryett, sth daughter olthe Ri'. jatues Bryett, of the former place. a.c.EID. At Bachadoes, on the 13th February, Jonathan Bierman, MI bi» Majefty's Solicitor General of that !nand, a gea•tleman re fprEt ed and regretted by all ranks of the mum %ink y--the more re- freEted, the more regretted, and the more beloved, in exad pro • portion as be was better known before the late A Et of Parliament. Ile officiated Judge of the Vice-Adiniral ty Court, and though he V/36 for many years in that auation, not one of his decrees was ever reverted upon Appeal. On the tub inftant. at Sunning Hill, nearWindfor, in the 87th year of his age, the Rev. Jofeph Thift!ethwaite, A. M —He bad poffeffed that living upward= of 58 years, and had not abfented Lindell from his gni& t 8 Sundays in In many years. On the 28th ult. at Tadealter, Yorkfhire, in his 8 tft year, the Rev F &ward Martha% A. M. formerly a Fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge late Vicar of Duzfortl, lm the fame county. SALES BY AUCTION. HOUSEHOLD FURICTURE, CHINA, BREWI I .4IG UTEN SILS. FARMING STOCK, AND EFFECTS, CLAY-HILL, ENFIELD. By Meffrs HOGOART and PHILLIPS. 4ceeffors to Mr. SMITH) , On the Preraifes, near Knead, on Tburfday , th e 3oth April, at Eleven o'clock, A FEW Lots of HOUSEHOL D FURNITURE, • a beautiful India Cabinet, Chins, three fine Mitch Cows, a Calf, 27 Sheep, 21 Lambs, three Store-pigs. Hay carts, too Loads of Manure, and numerous Effects; the property of Mrs. Hume, removing into Suffolk. Vag Furniture comprifes bedfteads, chairs, a fit of mahogany dlnftw ablas, a mahogany cylinder writing defic, kitchen requilit es, a 40-ireh brewing roper, a coolie lined with lead, empty bottles, a quantity of ufeiul wood, &c. May be viewed one day previous to the rale, and catalogues hounder bd on the PrentifesCherry tree, Southgate; Grey- Enfield; and of Mars. Hoggart and Phillips, 6a, Ohl Broad-kreet. BREWER-STREET and PLACE FARM. Bleechingly, Sur ry. with early poffeffion.—By Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. Sutra), At Garraway's, on Friday, May Ift, at Twelve o'Clock, rrHOSE definable LEASEHOLD FA RMS, -I- lying in a ring fence, confifling of upwards of Two Hundred Acres of remarkably rich Arable, Pafture, Water. Meadow, and Wood LAND, in good cultivation, well fupplied with fine Marl and Chalk molt de firably fituate about one mile from Bleechingly, five miles from Riegate, ten from Croydon and Eaft Grimftead, and 9 from We ft erham, all market towns, and 23 from London, in the County of Surrey; with a fubftantial new .built FarmHoufe, contah lug numerous rooms, fuitable for the accommodation of a refpedable family, large barn, farm yard, and outbuildings, on kale for 18 years, at the low rent of 26A per annum . To be viewed ten days previous to the fale, and particulars then had at the Greyhound, Croydon : White Hart, Goelitore and Bleechingly at Garraway's, and of Meats. Huggart and Phillips, No 6a, Broad-Itreet, Royal Exchange. CHELMSFORD. ESSEX. Capital Freehold DWELLING HOUSE, COACH HOUSE, STABLE, and GARDEN, in the moft preferable part of that populous AS= town, by Meffrs.HOG GA RT and PHILLIPS, (Suczeffors to Mr. Salmi), On the Premifes, on Monday the ath of May. at twelve, by order of the Executrix of the late John 0 eley Parker, tut tifq. deceafed, THAT capital fubflantial FREEHO LD DWEL LING•HOUSE, fuitable for the accommodation of a large relpedtable family, containing four excellent rooms on each floor, and three ftories in height, with dreffing rooms, numerous clofets and ftorc-rooms ; Gentleman's drefling room and detached count ing •hottfe, communicating with the town; a large paved yard, laundry, coach bottle. at.d excellent ft Ming for four borfes, lofts end rooms. w ith a walled garden, extending to the t iver Chelmer. The pretnifes are amply rupplied with fine fpring water, and the purchafer will have early poffelfion. May be viewed fix days previous to the Pale, and,partieulars then had on the premifes ; at the White Hart, Brentwood; Spread Eagle, Ingateftone; Black Boy, Chelmsford; at Garraway's; and of Melt*. I I uggart and Phillips, No. 6z, Broad ftreet, Royal Exchange CHELMSFORD, ESSEX. HANDSOME FURNITURE, CHOICE STOCK OF MA. DEIRA. PORT. AND SHERRY WINES, AND NUME ROUS EFFECTS, by Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Sam/fors to Mr. SMITH), On the preenifts, on Monday, May 4, and following day, at eleven, by order of the Executrix of the late John Utley Parker, jun. Efq. deccafed, rf `HE whole of the genuine and elezant HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE, two handfome Wcilgewood feta of table china, glair, about 60 dozen of old port, to dozen of choice Madeira, and about ao dozen of various other good wines and fpitits, including Sherry and Lillian ; alto a fare quantity of ftrong ale, in bottle and calk. The furniture includes handfome four poft bcdfteads, with dimity furnitures; prime goofe beds and bed ding ; mahogany wardrobes; form' chells of drawers, and the ofual affortment of bed-room articles; an elegant drawing-room fuit, eomprizing t 2 japanned chairs in black and gold, two pair of rich chintz town made French window-curtains, Patin-wood, card, and Pembroke tables, pier glair, and a new Brufiels carpet, a ca pital fee of dining-tables, ta feet long, mahogany chairs, a library table, walla - cot wardrobes, a bandfonlc mahogany fecretaire and bookeafe, a cheval dreffing-glais, oil-cloths, about 70 yards of new flair carpeting, kitchen articles in copper and tin, a neat gigg, me lon frames, brewing calks, !lone roller, and numerous effedts. May be viewed one day previous to the fale,and catalogues then bad o the premifes; at the Whita art, Brentwood ; Spread Eagle, n I t igateftone ; Blakk Boy, Chelms H ford; and of Marrs. Hog gartand Phillips, No. 6a, Broad ftrcet, Royal Exchange. VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND, PAPER MILL AND WHARF, ON THE BANKF THE MEDWAY. By Melia. HOGGA land PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. Wm' ) At Garravray'a, on Thurfday, the 28th of May, at Twelve,iniLotr, Amolt deferable and improvable FREEH OLD -I- ESTATE, compriling a fubftantially creeted Paper-Mill, advantageoufly lituate for water carriage 011 the Bank of the Med way, near Snodland Church, n.ilcs from Rochetter, 4 from Town Mailing, 7 from Maidttotte, and 3S from London, in the county of Kent; with a wharf. fix cottages, and numerous out buildings in excellent repair, alfu a quantity of remarkable thriv ing wood land, containing together about 72 acres. 'I he Mill, Wharf, and buildings adjoining, will be in band at Michaelmas next, and the remainder is lctt for a term which will expire in about fix years. To be viewed wit% leave of the Tenants, and particulars had ten days previous to the tale, at the Bull. Dartford; King's Head and Crown, Rockefter ; Bell, Maidltone ; Bear, Town Mailing ; of Mr. Jefferys, Solicitor, Chatham; at Garraway's; and of Marra Homan and Phillips, 62,01 d Broad ltreet. _____ COMPACT R.ESIDENCE, and t 4 Acres of Land, Wlncbmorc I Hill. near btritlipte By Mers. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. SAILTH), At Garraway's, on Tuefday, the 194 of May, at twelve o'clock, A VERY cheerful Brick-built FREEHOLD and a• LEASEHOLD COTTAGE, in the molt complete order, delightfully fituate on a riling eminence, at Winchntore Hill, the refidence and property of Samuel Smith, Efq. he Houle con tains feveral handfome hed rooms, dining and drawing room% hall, and attached offices; detached ftahling fur fix horfca, thuble coach bailie, farm yard, and ufeful out-buildings, the whole of which arc in thorough good repair, an excellent garden planted with nume rous fruit trees, lawn, and a quantity of rich laud adjoining, con taining altogether 14 acres ; alfo Four Cottages contiguous to the Mod, producing MU. per annum. —May be viewed with tickets Lady, which, with particulars. may be had fix days previous to the file, of Meffrs. Hoggart a nd Phillips, 6a, Broad-Most, Royal Ex change; particulars alto at Garraway's. SALES BY AUCTION. CHEERFUL RESIDNCE. MITCHAM MMON, Near CARSEHALTON, SURREY. CO By Melts. HAGGART and PHILLIPS, (Suter(Tors to Mr. SMITH.) At Caraway's, tome time in May, A Seidl Pleafant FAMILY HOUSE, in excellent A. l . repair, comniandicg pleafing views of Banftead Downs and the Surrey Hills; 8 miles from London. at Mitcham Common, near CarMahon, in the county of Surrey. The Houk. is furrounded by a paddock and pleafure grounds, with eight airy bed chambers , dreffitig and wining rooms, clofets and water clofet, lofty dinit.g room, 26 feet by IS, drawing room, gentleman's parlour, and ex cellent offices, well fupplied with fine water; kitchen gardens, hot honk, pinery, TuccefTion -hook, melon-ground, and fruit-wall, Rocked with prime fruit trees; Randing for two carriages, [tabling for fix bodes. barn, gardener's houfe, complete brcwhoufe and fuit- able out-buildings, orchard, and rich meadow land; containing altogether about 17 acres; near the hounds, and in a neighbour hood of the tint rcfpcdtability. To he viewed with tickets, which, with particulars, may be bad, fix days previous to the bale, of Meffra. Hot gart and Phillips, No s , 62, Broad ftrect, Royal Exchange ; parlicuLre alto at Cana way's. A Capital MANSION, with LAND, BUR LINGTON-lANE, on the BANK of the THAMES, CHISWICK, By Meas. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (SucceiTors to Mr. SMITH), At Oarraway's, on Thurfday, the 28th of May, at 12 o'clock, un lefs an acceptable offer is in the mean time made by Private Contradl, AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, umpiring MORETON H ALL, forming a fubftantial well timbered and leaded Brick built StruCture, adjoining the Duke of Devonthires, Burlingtott-lanc, Chifwick, within live mi'es of Hyde Park corner, the refidence and property of RO &AT STEEVF.NSON, Efq. The Manlion contains 23 bed chambers, with dreffing roams and clofets, an elegant drawing room 25 feet by 22, and 16 feet high, rich coftly tapeltry and valuable ftatuary chimney piece, dining parlour 33 feet by a?, a family chapel pave , : with marble, and lined with polithed ainfeot ; drawing room, library, gentleman's dreffing room, alcove, houfekerper's rooms, noble entrance hall. oak flair cafe and gallery .10 fLet (quart, prefenting on each fide full length hittorical paintings, exicuted by the old fchool of emi lient artifts, with attached and detached offices of every defcription, double coach houfes and (tabling for fourteen horfes ; three fpa. dolts kitchen gardens, with internal and external fruit walls ; a confavatory t3o feet in extent ; hot houfes, melonry, flower gar• dens, paddock, detached farm yard, cow houfe and out buildings. and two rich paddocks in front of the houfe—conta:ning altorther about twenty acres. 'The Land 'f ax is redeemed, and the Pur chafer may have early vibe flion. May be vlewed at any time, with tickets only,which, with par ticulars, may he bad of Mettrs. Hoggart and 'Phillips, Broad itreet, Royal Exchange--particulars alfo at the Talbot, Richmond, and at Garrawa'es• PALMERS GREEN, WINCHMORE HILL, AND LAND, ON F.NFIELD CHACE, SOUTHGATE.. By Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succefrors to Mr. Sam-u), At Garraway's, on Friday the 28th of May, at Twelve o'clock, in Three Lot 3, A VERY De arable FREEHOLD ESTATE, 1. 1 . in that delightful and much ((teemed fituation, Pulmer's - bounded on each fide by the fine math leading to South gate and Enfield, only (even miles from London, in the county of Middlcf x, the property of Mr. Wm. Eaton. The eftate comprifas a new eredled fubltantial dwelling, with office; fuitable for the ac commodation of a genteel family, a farm yard. barn, potato( ware houfe, (tabling, and numerous out-buildings, all in excellent repair: together with kveral inclofures of rich Meadow and arable land, in a ring fence, and in a high Rate of cultivation ; containing to gether 27 acres, land tax redeemed. Alfo a Copyhold Eftate nearly adjoining, and on the border of the road, commanding a fine fit us don for building, bounded by the New River ; tythe and land tax free. • And a piece of rich Arahle land on Enfield Chace, it, front of the road from Southgate to Winchmore Hill Gate, containing four acres and 24 perches, land tax and tythe free. May be *wed ten days previous to the fale, on application to Mr. Eaton, on the premifes, of whom particulars may be had ; alfo at the Greyhound, Enfield; Angel, Edmonton; Cherry tree, Southgate; White I Hart, Tottenham ; Meffts. Bugg and Earr,Solicnors, Adk-erett, Alacrmanbury ; at Garraway's: and of Meas. Hozgart and Phil lips, 62, Broad Itrect, Reyal Exchange. PREEHOLD RESIDENCE, AND FIFTY-SIX ACRES OF RICH LAII.D, AT CHIGWELL. Ey Meffrs. HOGGAR and PHILLIPS, (Succeffurs to Mr. SMITH), At Carraway's, on Friday, the 23th of May, unlefs an acceptable offer is made in the mean time by Private Contract, A VERY defirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in a J—k fine healthy fituation, in a muR relpeaalile tteig:.bourhood, miles from London, on the border of the high road leading to Ongar, at Chigwell, in the county r•f Elkx ; con•priling a futiltan , tial refidence, containing four rooms on a flour, with fultable attached and detached offices, (landing fur two carriages, Itabling for feven horfes, farm yard, barn, large cow honk, and out build ings ; cheerful lawn, fhrubbcry, large kitchen garden, produCtive fruit wall, a quantity of rich land adjoining oppofite the hotife, containing together 56 acres, 'with unlimited right of common on Hawcault, Epping Foreft. The la-ufes and groves command delightful piaurefque views of great extent over the furrounding country, interetted by vil lages, excellent roads, pleating rides in various dirtdlions. To be viewed with tickets only, on Mondays, Weducidays, and Fridays, between the hours of to and 2, and particulars had 14 days previous to the Sale, of Meffrs. Colli:,s and Waller, Solicitors, Spitallquare; at the Cock, Epping; White Hart, and Cattle, Woodford ; Eagli, Snarefbrook ; King's Head, Chigwell; Eagle, fiord ; White Hart, and Cock and 13t11, Rumford; White Hart, Brentwood; Green Man, Lay tonßone ; White Hart. Woodford- Bridge; and of Wilts. Hoggart and Phillips, No 62, Broad-ftreet, Royal Exchange. CHINGI'ORD HATCH, near Vi'OODFORD, Epping Fortit. By Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. SMIT H,) At Garraway's, on Thurfday. the 4th of Tune, at Twelve o'clock, I unlefs an acceptable offer is made in the mean time by Private Contract, ASelect, Defirable LEASEHOLD FAMIL Y COTTAGE, comprifing CHINGFORD HATCH, feared on a handfome Lawn and Pleafure Grounds, about half a mile on the left fide of the high Road, near the Stag and Foxhounds, wiihin eight miles of London. at Woodford, opening on the Fu relt, with eighteen acres of rich Meadow Land and valuable corn- 1 mon ri g hts. The Houfe is in good repair, and contains two fcr-1 value rooms, five bed chambers, morning room, bale( ny, and ea randa, cheerful dining and drawirg rooms. %stria bow fronts open- I ing to the lawn, and paddock with tafteful varanda and colonade in Orrint, convenient offices, fpring and (oft water, ftanding for two carria . ;es, excellent four ftall liable, farm yard, barn, piggery, cow bottle and (tabling for three bodes; two kitchen gardens docked and plaited with prime fruit trees, a cottage garden and orchard ; I fill pond (locked with carp and tench ; bummer honk, extenfiec walks, mount and plantation, ornamented with valuable &rubs and f.rell trees, (urrounded by good roads in every direCtion. The Elite is held for 57 years, at only sal Ins per annum. fn be viewed fix days previous to the file, with tickets only, which, with particulars, may then be had of 11/feffrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 6a, Broad-ftreet, Royal Exchange ; particulars alio at the Four Swans, Waltham Crufa ; Code, Epping ; Cattle, 'Wood ford ; and at Garraway's. Very Valuable and defimhle Freehold Farms and Ettate, Hertford- (hire, within is miles of London; collating of upwards of 9.x) Acres of rich Land. About the Middle of JUNE next, Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS (Surceffors to Mr. SMITH), will offer to Sale by Audion, at Garmway's, A COMPLETE FREEHOLD ESTATE,Tythe Free, fituated in the Parilh of Enfield, and County of Middlcfex ; and at Northaw and CM:omm, in the county of Hen fold; waiting of about 903 acres of rich arable. meadow, and palture Land, nealy within a ring fence ; now let in fix Farms to rtiptetable tenants, fome on !cafes nearly expired, and the remain- I der at will, with good Farm houfes, and numerous other buildings in good repair—Printed particulars, and notice of viewing, and day of fide. will be fpecifird in this and other Papers, in due time, by Mars. livagart arid Phillips, Broad-amt. /ALES BY AUCTION. SOUTHAMPTON.—By Mr. WATTS, At the Dolphin Inn, on Thuriday t he 3oth day of April, tSciy, betwei. n the hours of One, and Three o'oo6, in the Afternoon, ASU BS rA NTI A L and well-built brick DW EL LING HOUSE, fitted up in the modern ftyle, and fit for the-immeiate reception of a genteel Family, being fituated No. y, in the molt defirahle and airy part of the High-ftreet, comprifing two Parlours, Drawing and Tea Rooms, Entrance, and bta.rcafe, with five Bed Rooms, Houre.keeper's Room, Butler's Pantry. Duffing Room, and Water Clof:t, Kitchen and Warahoufe, Scul !cry. Larder and Pantry, with good Vaults and Cellaring under the lode. Rain Water rank, Lead Cistern and Putwp, being all will fopplied with Soft and Hard Water; and a Garden at the back of the Premifes. (Further particulars may he known by applying (if by letter, poR paid) to the Audtioncer, No. 34, above the Bar. Southampton• s By Order of the Affignees of HENRY ST. JOHN, a Bankrupt. A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCR called BOX HILL VILLA and EST AT E, in the TYTHING of PLNNY CROSS, n •ar PLY MOUTH DOCK, late the Refidence of HENRY ST. JOHN, a Bankrupt. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, For the Benefit of the Creditors of the faid He NRT ST. JouN, with immediate Poffeffion, A LI. the Interel of the faid HENRY ST. JOHN, for the Refolue of a Terra of 99 Years. determina ble on the Deaths of Three young healthy Lives, with the Riga of adding a Fourth Life, gratis, and with certain beneficial Rightt of Renewal at a used Fine, according to the Conditions Owns cloned in the Leak thereof, all that elegant, well-built and /run , modious Melluage or Dwelling Houle, called BOX HILL, with the Offices, Coach Houk, Stables, Out Honks, and the Appurte • :lances, together alfo with the Gardens, Shrubbery, Meadow, and , Fields, adjoining thereto, comprifing about Twelve Acres of Land, fituate in I'erinyerof6 aforefaid, about two Miles from Plymouth, and Plymouth Dock, and late the Relidence of the laid Henry St. John. N. B. The faid Dwelling Houk and Out-houfes hove been lately put into complete Order; arc delightfully fituated, in a pidureftpte and romantic Country. and falhionabla Neighbour hood; and with the Ground attached thereto, form one of the molt defirahle Refidences for a Genteel Eantily in the Vicinity of Plymouth Dock. er A Depofit of to per Cent. on the Porthole Money mutt be paid down at the time of the Sale. For felling the fame, an Audlion will he held at the King's Arms Inn, Fore-ftreet, Plymouth Dock, on Thurfday, the 14th day of May, precifely at Twelve o'Clock at Noon. For further particulars in the mean time,application to be made at the refpedive Offices of Meftrs. Bone, Roth', and Davie, Solici tors, Dock.—The laid Premifes may be viewed, by applyin4 to Mr. John Holman, at Burleigh, near Box Hill, aforefaid. By Order of the Honourable Commitßoners of his Majefty's Cuftoms, AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE, R3CHESTFR, On Thurfday April 30, 'Soy, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in feveral L FOR UOMR COMUMPTION, About 19 Hundred weight Gum Benjamin z Wnsgon . 42 Peurds el ea zo Yerds 'lshread Bone Lace 3o G. 1110115 Wine 67 Pair Woinen'sShoca 3 Old Boats 175 Pounds Moitt Sugar, And Sundry fmall Articles. FOR EXFOR rATION, 41 Pieces an 120 India Silk t Piece and 35 China ditto Hatidkere:defs 114 Pair Women's Lea . ha Gloves _ _ And Sundry Goan Atheist.. Twenty five per Cent. will be required as a Depofit. At the London Tavern, Foshole-itreet, Plymouth, on Friday and Saturtby. the rlt and 21 days of May next, at Ten o'clock the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 1011 ElCrt...l 77 pieces/ Brandy alni Spirits 3 ditto elvers to Idols. of Brandy 1 cafe Liquorice 453 piec es White Wine $ calks Argol 237 nhos. 3 ditto Olives do pieces l'icardon Wine I ditto Spanifh Green 125 UAL Mufcadcl ditto 55 bake Bottle Corks t 67 pieces Red Wine t Cafe Anchovies 7 calk, Stick 13riniftwe s bales Bay Leaves 5 ditto, and t bale Almonds i ditto Bay Berries (iii the flu.ll ) 2 ditto Liquosice Root 4 ditto Cream Tartar Being the .condemntd parts of the Cargoes of the Fxpedition, Nor.tfeldt, and Marianne, captured on their voyages from Cettc by his Majelty's Ship ACTIVE,R. MOWER Alt. i'fq Captain. 60 pipes Red Wine Alf° ' 94 P i P"'? Brady 6 ditto Red Purt ditto 12 b!ldS. 3 37 pipes White Wine, Being the condemned part of the Cargo of the Danifli Ship Ger mania. H. Vofs, Mailer, taken on her voyage from Ilarceloua by the private Ships of War Minerva and Lively. Alfo, 2 cafes bound and unbound Books t trunk Wearing Apparel 47 bags Rice 9 ditto Ca!avances. 12 kegs Tar 5 Table Spoons and 5 Forks (Silver) Pla•ed Candlefticks, Condemned as Prize to his Majefty's Schooner F;LIX, Ro. Bova c t, t.fq. late Commander, taken out of the Spanilli &homier. Afro, 4 bales Caret& Oranges t ditto French Berries, so butts Anwar, Imported from Le&horn. Alfo, 4 hhds. 2 Tent Wine 6 bales Liquorice Root so bottles 2 ditto Almonds, Reftorcd to the Claimants ex Fox J Da u atmotv o, Alfo a Q . l2antity of wood bound Pieces, Pipes, and Hogfheads, (emptied, per Ida Margaretta.) The beautiful copper bottomed Schoonerles AMIS, pierced for guns, well found, and a very fart railer ENSlONS—Length, 7:ft. 6in. Ilrradth, 2oft. min. Depth Admeafto es 128 13 94ths toils. Has a deep waift, and i 3 calculated to carry a cargo proportion uble to her diniettfions. The floe coppere , leihip PRINCE of WAI.ES, has a figure head and quarter g +Defies, pierced for guns, (if nut previoufly dif poled of) of the following dimentions : Length 84fr. Breadth 27ft. tin. Depth of hold sift. r,i t. Height between decks, 6ft admeafures 264 tons. She is a very fuldtantiat, well built veal, fuppored about f cur years old. has juft beat thoroughly averhau led and examined by an eminent Ship Builder, and convict.' with a new Huth upper d-rk , capftand, windlafs, and a double tier of Rate roons, and every other requifite for an armed Weft Indiaman. Both there vritsls may be fent to lea immediately, only wanting men and pr.tviftins, and are therefore highly deferving the attenti 41 of merchants tra ding to the American Cs:bodes, who have alto an opportunity of laying in a very fuitable all.wtment of Goods at this port, very rarely to he met with. 'the Prince of Wales is completely rigged, and ready to load at an hour's notice. Her Mures are very abun dant. and in excellert condition. Alio, the KOFF JOHAN WILHELM. Pruffian built, round ftern.—Length Saft 6in. Breadth 21ft. Depth 91t. Btin.—Ad • m:afures 159 11-94 tons. She is fiat floored, very burtbenfoine, anti well found. Alfo, purfuant to direCtions front the cominiffioners for the Care and Difpofal of Pruffian Property, the brig MERCURIC'S Lstigth, 92ft. 6in. Breadth, 22ft. tin. Depth Admcafures 200 tons. • She has lately undergonefome repairs at ibis port, and is a thong good ',did. The KOFt• PETRUS. Length 86ft. Breadth 3cft 7io.—Admrafures r6o tons. A flat floored burtheniome vtfill, in good condition. Alfo her Cargo, confining ofempty Bout deaux Wine Calks. Thole Voff'ela are admirably calculated for the Baltic, timber and matt trade, or any other where burthen is required. Alio, ten bales of Liquorice Root, part of the Cargo of thaPap• penhurgh brig Melia. For (*ample', inventories, and further information, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth, Who has for Private Sale, About tgo Blbes. Cannon Powder ; Sow feet llntcli Oak Plank. A depofit of 35 per Cent. will he required on the Vellels and Goods fold at Plthlic Sale, and the remainder on or before delivery. t3' Sarnples of the co Butts of Allum may be fectt at the Bar I of Lloyd's Coffee-Houle. GLASGOW WATER-WORKS. WANTED, for the GLASGOW WATER. WORKS, Caft)ron Pipes of 9 incht.s diameter within,. There Pipes are to be raft on end in dry land, to lengths of 9 feet 4 inches, and arc to confift of metal fths aan inch in thicknek , The quality of the metal to be fuch as to refilt a column of water 200 feet in height. Each pipe to have a facet 4 inches in length, of a diameter to receive the end of a 9 inch pipe, with proper jointing —there are alto to be two moulded tings on each pipe. The nunther of Pip-, wanted is 440. to be delivered in equal proportions, in the Company's Yard, between Sydnetftreet and Duke-itreet, in the months of July, Augutt, September and Odlober enfuing. The ftrft month's Pipes to be paid for, In math, when the f ecun d month's proportion comes to hand, Sec. Propofals, in ;en icing, fealetrup, to be fent to Mr.natialDenny, at the Glafgow Fire Office, on or before the stt. of June next Glafgow, Aprikts.t 807. DR. FREEMAN'S GUTTA THE Value of this infallible Medicine has been fo long proved, that nothing of the prefort day can bear a cont. petition with it, in all the different Rages of a certain Difeak,whiete it effedtuay cures, and eradicates from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and expofure that attends r.alivatim, wido, u e debilitating the Conftitution in any drgree,or twin rcqulrin4 con. finement from Bufinefs. or rettridtion in Dirt. The radical vatuti of theft itieftirnable Drops have proved their claim to public appro. batiun for more than thirty years In all the Dtbitty of both Scut they prove a never failing relloratlve, whether the Debility is pro. . duced by too free ufe of Mercury, by illicit pleafures, or tbe de& of a warm climate to Travellers and thole goii , g abroad. They cannot be recommended too strongly to thofc who will receive a fafe, fpeedy, and complete Core, in all old Pubbern Meets, and every wcaknefs that affcdts the Bladder and Otgans of Urine. By itsefficacy many Women have become Mothers, who for years h-4 been deprived of that happincfe. , Sold wholtfale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chezplide, ca. ncr of Patcruotter row ; and retail by Belam. Portfmouth ; Wsr. ton, Portfra ; Wilt , . and Rogers, Plymouth; Peck, Hull, Calved, Dublin; Macdonald, Glafgow, Smith and Manehrton Lek burgh ; and by molt Country Medicine Sri:mien, b ottles 29. od. each, ith ample directions. RENOVA rho REAL. Ili. IT has been ton frequently the fubjea of ?tit and A general reprobation, that men deftitute of the elateets'of the medical art have o ff ered themfelves as etruhdetes for public patronage in the profellon of pbyfic For the perpufe of dome justice to the refult of our ftutlies and experience, and to prevent us from being eland among thole empirics whole impudent pre ttufions have, unforunattly for fociety, been too fawn', Atte re ceived, we beg leave to lubmit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful ftatement of our purfuits and acquirements. After havirg received a regular medical education as the pupils of Marrs. Grim dal and Blizard, whefe lectures and practice we carefully atter ded, as prokffors and furgeons of the London Hofpit al, we entered ourfelves as students in that luftly celebrateiLfehool for medical acquirement. the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were inftruc ted in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and predict of Phyfte, Chentiftry, Midwifery, Botany. &c. &c. by thole eminent profeffors, Drs. Monro. Gregory, Black, Harnikoa Duncan and Rutherford. We truft we !hall not he deemed pre. fumptuous in raying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconfiderable• Having for among feria of years made venereal complaints, and the various dife.ifes of DEBILI*I Y, the particutat titled of our ftudirs and pradice, it will, we ho.e, he allowed that we have acenirel fuparior knowle.lge of their treatment and cure. In flight and recent Cares of infection, a perte.ff re eftablifhment is compkred the (hint prri ad of two days; and, in thole of the atmoft. itivtteracy, whtrc other peadlitioners have failed of fuccefs. a proper prrfeverancc in our plan of tre 'uncut, enfures the patient a fate and radical cure. Amitlit the melancholy variety of diforders which are the effete of a habit long and molt unhappily pursued by the youth of both Sexes, there are none more alarming or more dittreffing than tbofe deficiencies and debiliti:e which frequently prevent or embitter the nutrimental Rate. To fueh perfous it mutt he a confoling re &dim) tat know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be reamed to that greateft of all human Wiling+, a bong. manly, and vlgarous conllitution. In all cafes of debility, from whatrver cause arifitig, ai will as in every fpecies of vene• real Infecting, are may he conaelted by patients of either fee with the gr.:well fecrecy and honour. Hours of confultation at honer frona ten to three, sod from fix in the evening tiNICII at night. • Patients in the country are reetiefted to [tate the particulars of their cafe, age, and general habit of living, dtc. &c inclofing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the f..me will be sly* or feet to any part of the kingdom. To enfure that fecrecy fo fential to our undertaking, the pottage of letter may be added the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, November 26. taceS. No. toy, Hatton Garden. N B. hleffrs. CURRIE and Co. have certificates front theienrse reline - table PrufelPirs of London z; d Edioburght of the diligence, I ill, and humanity with which they performed the duties aiLtuoi them during the time they attended their Ledlures and Prataite. `XTIIL'N Profellional Men of Education and Re. 1 fponlibili: y deviate from the general Syftem by the feledlima of a particular branch. the fan demi of long continued fucceffes is the bell criterion of fuperiority. Thirteen year. letve I devoted my ptaci:ce to tke exclunve treat ment of L'ree Diforders, and the fuccefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour'to t ppofe, es far as I am able, the ravages of thole Complaiets which arc the molt important in the Cataloeue of Human fnfirnd it s. After ieitiation in'o every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, f formed a with at an early period of pradice to refcas indiyidue from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangers precipitancy of general Praditioners. Ihe Three Diferders, to the cure of which I have devoted al atter! ion. comprife every fpet ies of VENERFAL INFECTION. whether of a recent or long duration; zely, all kinds of debility. whether arifing from the habits of fchool boys or the indtegences of mature age; and,taftly, that derangement of the fyllent in sect men which is called BARRENNESS, or STERILITY. Numerous Difcafts are the refult cf ignorance. or hale in the tree , aunt r f a trample GonorremA ; and it not unfrequently hate pun that the feeds of Life are pilloried by the indifcretion of as aguarded hour By a fuperior methodfach Complaints arc ee.f.dy cured; and, rein where others have failed, I truft that I may pro fume to offer a radical re chat -11thmeelt. Few, however. are the cafes of complicated dißrefs in this order, compared with the calamitous fitaations of men, who, from an indulge-Ice in a bleary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a falbienahle life, acquire that Itate of debility, which is the user voidable confequence fueb pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fefferer broods over his mlfery, but err fully conceals his misfortune, it may be Tome confutation for Ido to knee . , 'hat although it he an objcdt of doubt or sower** with other prathitimers, the removal of theie'daciencies by* gradual progrefs of renovation, is the acquirement of my ellen ence If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce mane vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early countaattioi of this languid Rate; aed in ttrefe cafes no great diiceity wil occur. But where this deficiency has fur years tented, a proper perk' verance is indifpenfehly tequilite to revive the flutulyerirg (parka of lifc, and to rc-animate the conftitwinn. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long ten difappointed le their expel ations of a family, may be affurett, that in mutt is' Reacts, filch defeds are curable by Medical !kill. The fecrecy which is fo etTential to my undertaking, and the qualificatiuns which I have prefumed to hate form axe befit of my pretertfione, and in coincidence with fuck this intimatioa given, that Mr. Bree may be confulted perfonally , or b y l e tter (inclofing a fmall Note), at his hook, No. ay, Aranshbflreett 'Strand, near Temple-Bar. ree There ban additional Entrance in Water ltreetadjisirfs and the name is ou both the doors. MARTIN BR EE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in I,endoe- A Csurios.--Some Pinions, who falftly of :et thetufelees he MEMBERS or 'rot ROTAL COLLF GE, having for !cereal mondo pal copied my Advertifernents allauth word !or word, and infirm' them as their own produdierts, it is nay du - y to mention, that thofel'erfons ere eat Members of any College in Lyndon. Edit' burgh, or elfewhere; nor have they any right to rateice Surge/ in London Members N. B. A Lift of the wien'bert is publifhed at the Houle alb. 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