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NOTICE is hereby given, That a Session of Orr and Terre:inn- wed Goal Peikeery, for the Trial of Offereces•emimeitted ow the High Seas, withia the jurieeitaiew of the Admiralty of quill de Arid at Attlee Hall, is Meted Bailey, Letalax, ea Frialay the 2Sd of Jame aeit, at eight o'.:leek its the mereeiag.. M PALL •- ' - . , . This day were publi,hed, in.two vols. svo„price 20s. boar All CHARACTERS oil he late COAR LES JA MILS PDX ; selected ind in part * w ritten, by PIiILOPATIUS VIIitVICEN4IS: Seth Nbtes by the Editor. . Printed for I. Mavainan, No. 4Y, Poultry. " 467 SF!EEP. . • This day waspnbllsholl, in Quarto, prtce Two Gs inias, in boards, Mounted with ayariecy of Plates, ASYSTEM of -SFIEEP-GRAZING and MA NAGEMENT, as practised in ROMNEY MAR*. • By DANIEL PRICE, gsi, of Appledore, seat. London: Printed for ticuwatikPaiLars, Bridge-street; and to be had all Booksellers. y ARMY. ACAPTAIN in a Regiment of the Line, now in England, wishes to Exchange to Dragoons in India. He would prt•fer the 17th.—Letters, post-paici4addrtssed to captain C. 0. care ot Mr. Battely, Bookseller, Ipswich, wiil be imme diately attc.t.led to. . FOR SALE, . . . At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Tuesday next, 1.4 h of istre, at Twelve o'Clock, , THE GOOD BRIG EDWARD. BIMINSION6. Length on Deck . 86 feet, 3 inches. Breadth - - - 26 7+ • . Admeasures • - 245 50-94 tool. Will burt hen upwards of 300 tons, British builr e assi admirably adapted for any trade requiring burthen. Her nor...Lary in fair condifion. Condemned as a ship of war (which exempts het from 'duty', prize to' his Majesty's ship of war Milltrril, RICIIMILD HAWK 1 NS I Esq. Commander. • Also, for Exportation, .. FIVE HOGSHEADS of TOBACCO, Debts the retrobsinc • part of the Cargo of the said brig 'Edward. Thh di) , were published, •• . Very stiatinsetated/In two: price boards, . - • THE SATIRES fif A. PERSIOS FLACCUS. Translated, with Notes on the .oi•ig By the Rey. F. HONA'ES, A. M TO THE ARMY. 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Of whom maybe Judy lately pobli.hed. by- the' unit Author, ildiseeilaneous PoeticalTranslatious, foolstap Sao, 4s. 6d. boards. Also, Shortly will be published, A translation of the Satires of Rohm: ' TO BE SOLD, 'THE ADVOWSON' Of ALDWINCLE in the . County of Northampton, the Incumbent upon which is in his 76th year. For particulars apply to Mr. TYNDALL, Solicitor, Lincoln's- Inn Fields. ' This ,day was pablished, • In Two Volumes, royal Octavo, price 1.1. tOs, In boards, The Second Edition, With correction' aritadditions, of Ast TittA r ttSt on the LAW` of rtq'StikAi -- g, ; Of Mar oe insurance.-2. Of Bottoniry add Rimpdtideii6a.-►s. Of thin's - lance upon Lives.-4. Of Insur ance agitit.st Fin • . • 'l'o 111: DISPOSED OF, ikSHOP, in the aiherdAshery line of business, nuw in full trade, in ow: of the greatest thoroughfare's in lAnden.-I>ireet (pus: paid) A. B. tAnbe Tavern, Moniga.e. For viewing the vessel, and any further particulars, apply to Edward Lyne, Esq. the Agert, or at the Counting-house of WILLIAM LOCKYER, Broker. Plymouth, June 2, 1809.- London : Printed for limn.% RI PIILLIPC ; sad to be hal of all Booksellers. • 1 4Y .4AMIJEL,M4tSHALL., Serjeant at I.aw. I.ondon: ,Printed by. his Majesty's Law Printer, for J. Butter worth Fleet street ; and for J. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. ANTED a CLERK, who is thorougNly ac quainted with the business of Prize and Navy Agency.— ReFpectable references will be required, and a liberal sa!ary will be given.—Apply by letter, addressed to A. U. No. 1, Freeman's Coln, Corollal. WAI.I ER : , CO IT, ESQ. A/IR. CRONlEKrepectfully informs the Pohlic, IV-1- thar to inttulds to publish an 1-1 storical Portrait of WAI.- TER SCO I , T, F.sq. Author of the Lay of the Laqt Minstrel, Nlari-inn, Ste. from a fine Picture, the ;izr of hi-. painted by . 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Comptroller of the said School, at Mr. ToppL's, Attorney at Law, in Bury. _ . _ The• 13sgrte of Master of Arts is an indivensable qualification; and it is hoped that no Genth•ntan will apply who is not corn- Vemly skilled it the Greek and Latin languages. The salary is £17:0 per 1 . nnum, with an House free from atl Fates, Repairs, and Taxes, and capable of holding 60 Boarders, tvuh a'ittwance for an Usher, and other advantages. The Day of Election will he on Monday the 7th of August, a: Twelve o'Clock at Noon.—Jrne 5, 150.9. IdAft VEY'S SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, &c. 1‘ LAZENBY re.pectfully informs the Nobility and (;entry', the above admired article is prepared only at - Warehouse, No. 6, Edward-street, Portman-square ; and (by rr.•• , ::tment) may he had of .1 Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bell, Scar f .t-ugh ; Oregsons, Liverpool ; Getty, Manchester ; ferry, Brir . hton ; Lomer, Southampton; Elliot and S-edliam Bath; Jell'ery,, Salisbury; Lister, Swans e a ; Stephe:ia, Bridlington Quay, &c. &c. and to prev.!nt spurious imitatio.is, each bocle hrs Mr. Harvey's sigoature on the label. E. 1.. at the same time begs to recommend her genuine Essence Of Anchovi. s, wh;ch with a variety of rich Sauces and Pickles, may b.: had iti cases of all sizes, fur family use and exportation. CANDLES miintifitctured by Steam, and with WAXED WICKS, have decided advantagos over those made in the common way. •Tbe tallow being trick:A with steam is greatly improved in its quality and colour, and s tite wicks, by bring roared with wax, emit a brighter flaring "and are more durable than others. Manufactured only by the Candle and Soap Company, and sold for the convi•nience of f amilies, iu Boxes of One, Three, Six, ail.; Twelve Dozen Pounds, at No. 132, Fleet-street, London, and J. Baxter's, Edinburgh. As this Company only deliver goods for ready money, Country Cam spondents are requested to send references for payment io I ortl:v , svl.h their orders. Lulu uistuni with upwards of Four Hundred Capp::: Platei on Sporting Subjects, &c. and admirably calculated to amuse and enliven, on a long Voyage to India, or to take out as a Venture, to that or any other part of the Glob HE SPORTING MAGAZINE, of which Two Hundred Numbers arts already published, consprisingThirty three Volumes, and Two Numbers towards the next Volume.. Vhfitary ar4 Naval Officers, Gentlemen, &c. whether at home, or distant climes, will find their leisure Lours most agreeably ex hilirated Ey the ample fund of information and Entertainment to he met with in this embellished Work, which may be had of J. Whet)le, IP, Warwick-square, and all Bonkselkr%. THE ANNALS OF SPORTING, Cy CALEB QUIZEM, ESQ. This day was published, in one volume, small See. on a fine draw ernbaislied with twentv-nine Cariceure•Prints, by Rtwlandson coloured, price 10s. etl. in extra hoards, 11-11:: ANNALS OF SPORTING !! by CALEB Oetx ENT, Esq. and his various Corresptnidents. 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The Goods above mentioned will be set up in several Lots,. and said to the highest Bidder.—Attendance will be given at Coe Ctiqom-Ilmise afores.itl, for viewing and tasting the sante, three . days bef we the day of Saie only. SI - 111 3 S FOR SALE. At the London Inn, Foxhole -street, Plymouth, on Tuesday, th ftth of June,.at I wulve o'Clock in the Fl irenoon precisely, THE French Schooner RENOMMEE coppered and c.-pper-fastened, captured on her voyage from Guada loupe to France, with a Cargo of Coffee, Bark, Sugar, &c. by his Majesty'. Ship NAIAD, C.ptaiu CocKs, aft.er'a severe chase. , D1A11:24310143 : Length on Deek - 74 Ft. 6 In. Ere 2 Ith extrem: - 19 9 Depth 8 Si Admessurement . 120 39-04 Tons. Abo, the beautiful French Sch loner LE CHARLEMAGNE, captured with an oatward-bound Cargo, from France to Guada loupe, having never before been at sea, is new from the Stock., dl her bt or. s are new, and she has an abundance of them. This sail; uncommonly fast, and carries a good cargo. She was :Alton by his MAjosty's Ship RALEIGH, C. SAYERS, Esq. Com mander —DimetxstoSs: Length on Deck 76 Ft. 7i ' Breadth extreme - 21 Of Depth at the pump4well - 10 9 Admeasures - 138 78-94 Tons. And then the superior fast-sailing a:nl most beautiful Copper. boLtontcd Schooner NATALlE.—DiateNstoms : Leng:h on ll:ck - - Si Ft. 0 In. . rlreadtk - - . 21 2 Dt:pth - . . 7 11 Adateasures - - 147 24-91 Tons. Captured by his 'Majesty's Schooner No NPAit cis., Lieutenant . DICKE NjO N, Conunmander, after a very severe and arduous chary, on her passage from Guadeloupe to France. The Non pareil being one of the fastest-sailing vessels in the British Navy. —i he Natalie is well found, and is allowed to be as flue a vend of her class as has been brought in for the war. After s‘itich the French Ship LA NYAIPEIE. Length on De - ck - 76 Ft. 21n. En:a:lth extreme - . 21 I , Betwixt Decks - . 4 Depth by Pump-well . . 9 10 • ' Adint asures - - 247 93-94 Tons. This vessel is nearly row, and was capared by his Majesty's Ship INDEFATIGAULE, Jonx 'raznavail RODD, Esq. Com mander, outward-boand to L'file Buonaparte, with a Cargo, having bzida selected for that service on aceount of her fast sail ing. She is cnppered and eoppee-fsatened,.*lll carry a large cargo, aad would well answer for the Mediterranean Truce. And then, that vcourge to Ilritieh Commerce', the French /trig Privateer, NOUVELLE GlRONDE.—DitectivoNs: Length on Deck • 70 Ft. 2 In. Brt tith extreme - 23• 2 Depth at the Pump-well - 10 0 Mutt asure,. - - 120 Tons. This vessel k prze to his Majesty's Ship PARTRIA N, Captain linswoon, and was captured by sweeping, after an unparalleled cam- ion. She has made moro prizes than any privateer out of France, and has had more escapes from our Cruizers, the fastest of which have nf•en chased ber in vain. She fs coppercd, is a beautiful vessel, and is we.i found, so thai little will be required to send her to 1,24. For Invemories and further particulars, apply to William Proctor Smith, F. 51 Eynlouth-Do:k, fm - to Plymouth, May SO, 18olk JAMES BLADE, Plymouth,' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By 34ei'srs. HODSKINSON and CO, At Garraway's l on Tuesday, the Ist August, at Twelve o'clock, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD and small Part COPY BOLD &STATE, situated on the likirderti of Nor folk and Suffolk, near the town of-Brandon, 77 miles front Lon don 17 from Newmarket, from I.ron, 16 from Swalflram, and 30 Lon don, Norwich; consisting. of a subsiantal well.bAlt Mansion house, Offices, and Piesiure ground, with 2004 Acres, lying compact, and• may be rendered one of the moat complete Farms in this Ceuntry, as it may be tised altogether, or any quantity may be laid to the Mansion, ansi the remainder with a suitable Fartu.house near the centre, 530 Acre.; whereof Is good Meadow and Grazing Ground, 1200 of Arable, about 250 are excelierit Sheep-walk, the most part of which is well adapted for Saint-foln or other Artificial Grasses; in many parts art Clay and Marl for improvements; also a valuable Chalk Pit, with a Lime Kilt and a navigable Cut for Boats communicating with the Thetford Na vigatiou, and it is well known that Lime is an etiefient Manure when laid upon the Meadow and Pasture . Lands, such as this neighbourhood consists of; abounding with Came, and a Royal Grant of a free Fishery in the Little Ouse adjoining the Estate for several miles in extent. Particulars may be had at the Post Office, Brandon; of-Mr. Yarrington, Solicitor, Swaffbam; Mr. Brown, Surveyor, Nor wich ; Mr. Sparks, Solicitor, Bury; Mr. Goolding,Whitt Hart Inn, Newmarket ; Messrs. Barrette, Solicitors, Gray's lan; LottdOn Mr. Abbott, the Auctioneer, - No. 42, Lettester-iquare; Mr, licnicktnsoit ' 05, Arandtillatreet, Surveyor, where a pm do , Estate maybe Well; and of JOikitiliOllns ihoodalk Willa Min `skew Estate. By the AIITHOR !of " Letters from the Mountains," &e. Printed for Longman Hurst, Ree., and 'Orme, Paternoster row ; J. Hatchard, Picca dilly; and Mrs. H. Cook, Jermyu-street. " This is a vrerk of very considerable merit ; it excites %any pleasing emotions, communicates many interesting facts a.nelanec- Liotes,and depicts in'a very lively, and we have no doubt faithful :nanner, much grand and striking scenery."—Ann. Rev. 1808. Of wbom may be bad, by tbaaam.eAuthor, 1. Letters from the Iluuntaine; the 401 edition in 3 vole. 12mo. price ISs. 6d, boards. 2. The Highlanders ' and other Poems I 2d edition foolscap 'Ova. price 7s. arts boards. This slay was published, 12 two Volumes, 12mo. with Frontispieces, price 10s. 6d. beards, QUMMER. EXCURSIONS . through part of Ox fordshire, Gloucestershire, 'Warwickshire, Staffordshire, Herefordshire, Derbyshire, and south Wales. By ELIZABETH ISABELLA SPENCE. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row " Miss Spence is an agresrabie traveller. Her remarks are lively, her anecdotes numerous, and her description,s accurate, individuated and distinct. Those who read for amusement will find it in her work; and those who read for instruction wilt pe ruslt it without having any reason to regret that their Linn has been mispent."—Crit Rev. 1609. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, _ _ /. The Nobility of the Heart; ia S vols. I iimo. price 13$. 6d. boards. 2. The Welling Day ; a Novel, in three vols. 12rno. price 2s. in boards. LOX'S MEDICAL COMPENDIUM. This day was published, ADM Edition, enlarged and improved, price as. extra boards, idintedon fine wove paper (patronized by Sir Walter Farquhar - insLother eminent Physicians), nors NEW FAMILY MEDICAL Calf PENDlUM,couslder.ibl) enlarged. A Work comprehend ing /mist useful Instruction, and suited as well for the Student as for Fatnilles, &c. either in rid* or in foreign Climates. The fol lowing Additions are noW made, 1. A Guide to Pharmacy, &c. 2. The different Formln of the New London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Pharmacupzias. S. A very interesting Account of Mine ral and all other 'Waters. 4. A Glcsdary, or Explanation of Technical Terms; topether with Instructions fir the Doses of Medicine, Tables of Diet and Regimen, nod other useful infor mation. Printed for Longman, Hnrat, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row; Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin; and sold by all Booksellers, and by the Author, D. Cox. (Chemist to his Majesty), Gloucester, Inventor and sole Proprietor of the Charcoal Dentifrice, Aromatic Pearls, and Improved Family Medicine Chestt., &c. THE WATERING PLACES FOR 1809 This day was published, prise 13s. in boards, I Ss. 6d. in red, or 14s. calf, gilt, in one very thick and closely-printed Volume, illoitrated with nearly 70 Ma2l and Views, ' -1- 'HE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and SEA-11ATH114G PLACES in England and Weirs. for 1809, consisting of Ascurate and Circumstantial Descriptions of every Place of Fashionable Resort, and of theCuriositiec and Sce nery in their Environs, With an Itinerary of tho Roods to and from each Place. gy the EDITOR of tlte PICTURE of LONDON. This Work Is so Well known; and - has been so universally ap proved of (or its cornpliteness and accuracy, that any further de scription of it contents, or any observations on,its merits and uti lity would be Super fl uous. The Plaits described are AIIERYSTWItiI LEMINC;TON PRIORS BATH LEI TLE HAMPTON BLACKPOOL BOGNOR,HOrHAMPTON .BURLINGTOr4 BRIGHTON ' • - liRTOL HOT WELLS and LIME REGIS LTMTNGTON MALVERN MARGLTE MATLOCK . _ . CLIFVON . 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