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2 , - 7 7 ii: ~'o 1 i .....i.. _,, _,. NUMBER 69241 FULtNMME SALE. This day was published, haadsoonely printed In quarto, 5.).1 'Hut- • trated by tntrattrous engravlngs, together with the inechalical apparatus complete, price 11. 16s. in boards, a new edition, cot-reeled and enta rge d.. o f LECTURES no the PRINCIPLES and PRAC TICE of PEROPPCTIVE, ea delivered at the Royal Instittninn.—By JOHN okotwe WOOD, F. A. S. Printed for T: Castel! and W. Davies, Strand. 809 , *". (PRICE SIXI*ENCE-Ff4l-14PEN GOAKLEY has the th onour t o annOtnice to the • Nobility and Gentry, that it Ms Rooms, Noi 16, opposite Stafford-street, Bond-ttreet, are exhibited an extensive assein viz,: of elegant and usetul Furnitufe, intended for Sale by Atte o; Wednesday next. and subsequent days—Previously to :0 , 0 1 they may be viewed by tickets, - by applying at Mr. Oak ?:farufactoa4, No. 8, and of Mr. Harry Phillips, the Auc t'onetr. • I his day wa s piibtishett price its. idat .... rds A W INQUI k Y i f! to t h e PRA cri .)IE krrs -L A. of the SYSTEM for the GOVISRNMENT of MINA, nadir the Silerintendance of the Board of Control. . . . By the EARL. of LAUDERThig.. E. hinted for ,Archibald rotatable and Cu. Edu: *mitt ;* and CoOrable,. Hooter, Park, a"' .1 Hunter, London. - - • V/C7VALL/*; Of;P/Cts kit 9, lie,. THE COMMISSIOVERS for VICTUALLING • Itl3 MAC/ ESTI"' NA VY, hereby give Notice, TIM en ltimday the tad instant, key will be ready to ietelet Tei t deis, is !erftiell (sealed up) and treat for Twelve Hundred Mille 6f Dtt.ESSit.D CANADA stAsirs, to 'eonaht /100, Hogshead, end Battriatmes and Reading, hi the lairMitletelfw corileats, • P l / 2 4 1' - - 4-111pirte Herebeed - 4,12 parts &081 • S-Ispatte ife! l !italf - l - ; 1 1 1 $0 1. • TO be deliawed into the Viettianint Starer at Deptford, Port a. mouth, ino Plyrirouth, In suck Imam/ties as anal hereafter be detesinhaud upon; vita - half fthe 61,5! of October, 1640, sad She dat 106101 the slit or la,fry, 16.0 ; 16 belga fur by Bilis pipit with daps afteS date: like,Obbokieais lost be seen at the Secreteres . . NO Tr ibliffrii a , Mttliillblte Heiutreal Mille will be adroitted.. No rirari keit! be had to any Trader ill vithich the trite shall me he irierted is wend, at leagth, er that shall eat be afelrveregf to the Bait 'be. fire wre a'cloci ea the said Taieeelay the VW issetmst, air wakes the berms ache mate, the Peeler, cr ware perrai II his behalf, atteted), aeumcr!them Billed • • •... . -•.► , - , . This dar was_published, priee•ts. ed. CAPPE'S LIFE OF CHRIST. A CAVALOGU4 OF notlns, AtiCTENT AThis . clay was published, in Rao. price 19.5. boards, - and MODERN; including the Valuable .ad titanic( CONNECTED HISTORX of the LIFE and Librkiv ,of die Lite WILLIAM FULLERTON , tag. of et InvINE, MISSION of JESUS CRRIST, as recorded In stairs, On S4l:, at. the Shop of Constable, Mutter, Park, r the Narratives of the Four Evangelitittr; whit. Notes, selecte4 I .. Hunter, No. 10, Lud gate - street, Lon d on. from the S rt-Hand Papers of the late Revitart4D Nawcossr u • Catalogues may b e b a d at the place of sale, and of ' ONS arising from the bald Ctinsrable and C o . Edi n b urgh. T which are add e d, REFLECTI ONS o .. avowal sub ects of each Section . • --.—_,....„.____,,, DRBrtErrs PEERAOL _ Bt CATHARINE CAPPE. Early in June will be publlshed„ an enlarged Edition, with i • • Printed for 1.01 . . man, Hurst, Rees, and Onne, Paieinoster. New Set of Eigravings, two Volumes, Aire; 'and Wilson and Son, York. irikk, _!.. •• • - •'• • 'HE COMPLETE PEERAGEof the UNITED olitiliet,publishyd, hi ii neat and closely printed Pocket Vo- JL ' KINGDDM. Sevemb Edition Improved, fume, small two, price Gs. in boards, i - Sy JOHN DEBREVE E SURGEON'S VADE-MECUM, contain..l . London : Printed for Rivior.ons, Egerton, Miller, au/ T. i l ia,, the Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, Prognosis and Treat. keroslst, Cutbell and Martin, Stockdalit„ I. Rlchardsbn, ' Mast of Surgical Diseases : Accompanied by the Modern sand ap. Lksgd, . Booker, a n d H ar di ng. .. . proved methods of operating ; a S e l ect formula. of Prescriptions, I ' - - and a Glosu try of T e rms. , . Printed for John Murray, &2, Fleet-street, London ; Adam Black, Edinburgh, and Wogan and Cumming, Dublin. Of whom may be had, printed uniformly, I. The Physlci.ids Vatic Mecum, Gs. 2. The A-atomist% Vade Mecum, Is. MERLIN'S CHAIRS, OR LEGS POR THE LAM E . ISESSRS. POCOCKS beg to inform the Nobility .01 a.KI Gentry they now manufacture Merlin's Chairs for the l ot of Gouty Persons and the infirm, in %. hich they can with great tat an d facility remove themselves from one room to an titer, sad r.r , o Chairs of every description for the House and Garde. Th e y cc-ommend the Patent Bortheina that can he adapted to ry b e dstead, as the hest and easiest method of letting Invalids ut t 2 their bed The Go-to-Bed Chairs as the mast convenient me• thrsl of putting them to bed, and getting them up ; and the Re clining Chairs, Sofa, and Cotiche, as the most comfortable for zhAnge of position and relief in a convalescent state. 'lac Cradle Beds are well adapted for persons who require the kJ to he made without getting ow of it, as they can have $4..e seat. done in a few minutes Without touching them. • • • [he above articles arc:kept ready for inspection and sale at tisr , r_qn.t and Upholstery Warehouse, No. 2C, Southampton-stevet i „, C..rent Garden. • BLACKSTO .JE'S COMMENTARIES—New. EDITION. This day was pubished, in 4 large Volumes, Octavo,"Kice 21.85. in bodtds, a New Edition, being the Fifteenth, of COMMgNTARIE3 on the LAws of ENGLAND. By Sir WILLIAM BLACKSTONE , K nt. One of the Justices of His MajZsty's Court of . Common Pleas. Wiils Notes and Additions by Edward Christian, Esq. Barrister at Law, the Dor. • ing Profersor of the Laws of England, and Chief Justice of the Isle of Ely. Printed by A. Straban, his Majesty's Law Printer, for,T. Cadell and W. Davies, ,trand. MERJNO RAMS. To be SOLD by AUCTION, at BATH, on Tuesday anorning, the mit of May, O NE HUNDRED ANGLO-MERINO RAMS, unshorn, being part of the flock of John R. Lacas, Esq. of staplc,on llouse.—As a grew many of these sheep are handsome, a..id the wool of many of them as fine as that imported from Spain, ibis sale is w ft worth the attention of Gentkinen and Farmers, 1 readers of Ant Sheep. F:? EE; ESTATE, NEAIk Y,A It To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, A VALUABLE FtZEHOLD ESTATE, corn :too Acrt of Inclosed Aeable and Pasture Land, long very compact,nearty within a ring fence ' and situate about an hour's ride from Bath. ?here is a large substantial built Mart ton on tins Premises, and aft Offices requisite for the Farm and Inr the House with Cottages and Ger.'ens for Labourers ; th e whole at which is in yen good repair. There is no charge what • ewer upon the Estate, the Land Tax and Quit Rents having been pur. c . ..sied, except the Lend Tax on one small Cleft. A part of the rut-claw Money may, if desired, remain oh the Premises; and • a Purchaser may, if he wishes it, be accommodated with pones iot! of a small part of the Lands next Year, and the remainder the Year following. Printed l'art kittars may be had at Messrs. Debary and Derby's, No.l, 'fanficld-court, Inner Temple, 1.00 don; at the WWI* Lion, Bath; Talbot, Bristol; Dake's Arms, Marlborough ; Castle, l'erises ; Spread East:, Salisbury; and at the Office of Messrs. ny and Michell, ilk laippenham, who are authorised to treat for the sae, aad eldsam a Description of the Estate may be ha l. CAPITAL MANSION -HOWSE, MANOR and ESTATE, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, near 11,11.45 - 10.1. TO SE SOLD ISY PRIVATE CONTRACT, HE . r.NsioN kiousE, and rr E.STATE efOVER [MT, in the parish of Almonds-- tart ; onsiseu.g of above 900 Acres of capital Land (nearly the hit of which lies within a ring-Slice), divided Imo suite* )6 , ~;(113 er with an eateehout *award's House. and this Ober amts, and Cottages of the Village or Hamlet of Over. Alsu sixty-seven Cottage-Rights, on the Marais-Commelo,tte Salt-Marsh, in the said parish. The Mansipn House, with or without the Manor and Hamlet, may be purchased with any quantity of Land, not less than 110 Acni, including the Park ; and the purchaser will be accommo date: with the Furniture and any part of tke Farming-stock on Lair terms. The greater part of the purchase-money may, If desired, re main on mortgage upon the Estate, fpr a term of years. Over• Court is distant six mites-and a half from Bristol and Albion, upon an eacellent road. The Park and Grounds are I rely wooded, and the Hougetottinar.tis a beautiful view of the &urn a.td Ikt:eh Monntains. The House and Offices are cal tilutu for the accommodation of a large family, and the Gardens and Hot-houses have been lately formed in the meat complete vile .--E er further particulars, apply to Iklesi•rs. Sengssugh and r, solicitors, Bristol, who will give tickets for viewing the ra..nises. Mit. iIELSHA,M's HISTORY OF GREA f 13RITA!N, from ICS* to ISCv. `1 'HE Purchasers of the above-mentienecl Work are rtspectfully info►rncd, that Mr. BELSIIAM has lattly oitr!...ted Two volumes of STATIC PAPERIIi AUTROICITIZA, and !Lim. DoccsienTs, designed to accompany and illustrate f:s iltnory; and they may now b 4 had of all Booksellers, price ►,ne Guinn, in boards. Tht.7 are sold separately, for .the aenaounodation of former i:rr:l24ers of the History; but they will be sut joined to each • 4:;:ate Volume of the new Edition of the y, which, with, • Appendages, will, in future, be sold at Six Guineas, in i; - :ird , —Brhiz-strect,Losidoo, Apt il, I RC% HANS SLOANE'sRESTORATIVE AND REA/CA MATLNG PILLS, • A RE the most sovereign Remedy for nervous Debility, Vucular Relaxation, Muscular 'lmbecility, ice. lertever indicated, or from whatever cause ; and are ear neei:y retorrurentled to every one desirous of health, vigour, and los.g life. A mere list of :he names of those who hat , : happily experienced ;het wonderful effects, would far exceed the I , nalts of a News paper. Thousands, whom they have led from the gloom of dis. Cu t to the sunshine of health, are now the living and grateful aiznessei of tkeir worth ; and " Ages yet unborn shall bless the rew:dy." A Pamphlet, more particularly descriptive of ther virtues, may b? had (Price Is.) at Mr. Perrin's, No. 23, Southampton,:treet, C.lrcnt•gsrden, London; where they are 'old, price 10s. 6cl. and cor.taining four times. the quantity for 335... To persons 11 t` a c 3 untry,.enclosing the amount free of postage, they will Tie irrinee.:...:ely forwarded, , 381'F.D1311 i s aESERVATIVE, or ELIXIiik of I:ONGEVrIT. Tilis itcomparable Elixir is prepared from a Re trip 14 celebrated Dr. Yernest, Physician to the late ring of SVIV.I !I. The sovereign ;virtues of whirls are eminently eilicatious h a variety of diseases and constitutional infirmities, which pity. upon the human fra me . I n a ll N ervous C omp l a i nts, - ' , ruing*, and Hysterical Cases, its effects -are wonderful, eying 4 t:enz,th aad chearfulness to depressed spirits, it subdues the num attire Rheumatic.Pains,lt checks the progress of the aud alleviates the tortures of that inveterate disorder ; it removes aq complaints in the Stomach,. procures regular and easy diges tvti and apcktite ; it instantly dispels the most violent Cholic: it his lAto admitistered with the most happy success in Dropsical Inlets, it w:11 inevitably abate intermitting Fevers at the 3d or 4:i.,;(44-, it is a potrerftil preservatiye against all Epidemical Cants- Ca, it irstantly allays the Nervous tremblings, and prevents r banef u l e ff ects o r hard drinking. The virtue of its Balsamic alities are incontestably proved' by its external application to tit(. a Wounds, whiCh it heals in a few days :'ersons tifilicted 1%a!) Deafness will experience its eilLacious operation by putting tl% or three drilpsofit into the ear. By the use of thisilixir,-blee dvg and every medicament is rendered wholly unnecessary, as it purifies the blood, invigorates the mentalfasulties, exhilirates the tttal spirits, and preserve, bodily strength to a peat age. This incomparable BUM to be had in bottles at 4s. 6d. I,os. and 30s. each.--Orders and letters respecting the Medicine to be Pon paid, atuVdirected to Moos. Moon, Manning, and Co. No. 11 5, Lender. lu a few days will be published, Price Ss. he ''ccond Number of ry'HE * QUARTERLY REVIEW. Amo n?, the _A, Contents are, a Reviaw of Mr. Campbell's New Poem, Ger trude of Wyoming; a Complete View of pot tuguese Literature ; IA of Peec...val L'teickeale ; Arc .ur.t of B.l7l , adoes and the West ladies; Socinian Tian.slation of the New'! estament ; Aczonnt of die Manufactures of Ireland; View of Politics anti Soci-ty Sicily; Translation of Per:Atm ; Travels. in Arnerlia; the Rev. Sidney Cr.lith's s , .!rmons ; Mr. Cumberland's John de Lancaster ; View of the kresent State of Austria and ttie. Gamin;.:, &t. Etc. Printed for John Murray, No. 31, Fleet-street, Landon ; John Billantyne and Co, Edinisurgh ; and M. N. Mahon, Dublin. *.* Persons desirous of receiving this Jourr.al must dlately upon its publication, are roqUested to order it of their respective Book s... 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'TRAVELS THROUGII DENMARK and part of fiwolers, digging the Winter and Spring of the present ..par, 1809, containing - .utheatic particulate bf theifomestic cop. dition of those countries, the opinions of the inhabitants, and the state of Agriculture 1/y JAMES MACDONALD. The Author of the above wotk was wrecked off the Scaw on the 20th day of November last, and con.equently isad opportu nities of making a tour of Denmark and zubsequently of Sweden. In many points of view this work posaesseo smog claiins on the curiosity of the public. London: Printtd for Rieu*ao Putra.trs ; and to be had of all Booksellers.. On Saturday the 12th of May was published, Nice 2s. cd. PROCEEDINGS of a GENERAL COURT MARTIAL, held at the Horse Guards, on the 24th and 27th of March, 1792, for the Trial of Captain ktetwito Povezt.t t Lieutenant Can.;svornca SETON, and Lktrrnaut 1011,4 HALL, Of the 54th lbgitnent of Foot, oa. several Chartes preferred against them respectively by William Cobbett, late Serjaant Major of the said Regiment ; together with several. letter: which paned between the said William Cobbett and Sir Charles Coed, Judge Advocate General; and various olier Let ters and Documents cones:led therewith, in the order of their dates. if my accimition h without foundatiotl,thg authors of cruelty :lave net yet devised the tomires might to endure hell Lielf, as painted by the moat fiery bigot is too mild a punishment for me. ' —Cobohet's Letter to Sir Clarice Gadd, Judge Advocate Gene ral, Miirch 11, 1792. 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Ed. and a few Copies ou a superhne Paper, price 121. a • New Ediricn, being the Seventh, of 'THE WORKS of the late Mi s s CATHARINE TALBOT, first published by the late Mrs. ELIZABETH CARTER, and now re-nbiishet!, with some few additional Pipers: Together with Notes and Inns:rations, and same Ac count of her Life. By the Rev. MONTAGU PENNINGTON, A. M. Vicar of Northbourn, in Kent ; Executor to Mrs. Carter. Printed for P. C. an.] J. Rivioron, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard; sold ai43 by J. Hatchar4 N 0.190, Piccadilly. OC whom rriay be had, leely published, 1. A SERIEi of LETTERS between Mn. ELIZABETH CARTER and Miss CATHERINE TALBOT, from the Year 1741 to 1770. TO which arc added, Letters from Mrs. Elizabeth Carter to Mrs. Vesey, betweesi the Years 1763 and 1787; which Mrs. Vest) , earnestly requested should he puhlished. Published trom the original Manuscripts, bF the Res'. MONTAGU PEN NING ro::, M. A. Vicar of Northbourn, In Kent, her Nep'new and Executor.—Handsomely printed on a fine woven paper, in two volumes quarto, price in boards 31. 31. S. Mr. Pennington's Memoirs of the Life of Mrs. Carter, with her Poems, &c. The Second Edition, in two large volumes oc tavo, price in board► ► xs. 3. Mrs. Carter's Tr.insiation of the Works of Epictetus, from the original Greek, a New Edition, in two volumes octavo, price ie brads les. CONTEMPORARY ISIOGRAHPY. This day was published, in a largebetavo Volume, price IN. in boards, embellished with Portraits, PUBLIC CHARACTERS op 1808-9; or, FULL, and ACCURATE MEMOIRS of various Persons distinguished in the Walks of Public Life, in tie SENATE, the LEARNED PRO FEStilO NS, the AE.MY and NAVY, DIPLO MACY, I.ITBRATURY, COMMERCE, and the ARTS: Among the Persons of whom there appeal biographical accounts its the present Volume are the following; viz. . Bislic? of St. Davids, . Colonel A. C. Johnstone, Rev. W. 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In this point of view the work exhibits new Claims to general In terest; and as every successive Edition has been carefully revised and improved, the work may be generally received as a faithful Biographical History of the present times. The Editor shall repeat, that since thy Commeiscemapt of the ' Work, in gratifying a laudable Chriosity relative to Public Cha racters, be has in no instance satisfied the Wishes of Mak : velence. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Patornotitet.rulli; and to be had of all Booksellers and DeaJers in Books. Of whom may be had, new and revised Editions ,04elther, or all the former Nine Volunam Price Twelve Shillings seek In boards, - .. FOR ,:ALF,. BY AUCTIOR, . AT THE ciy.J . rom HOUSE, BRISTOL, ' By order of the Honourable Commissioners of His Majesty's Customs, ' Dn Wednesday and Thursday, the 24th and 25th instant, at Peer .o'Clock in the Afternoon; I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, which are at ti. . hosted in small quantities . for the better akortunbdation Ilf tka ieveral dealets as,well as private persons. ciao:. Os ALL Dunn, VIZ. . fittevit.Mtiscovicio Sugar 81b4. Spices and Preserves I tatikigra. Salt 481b s . Castor CH 41 aft Cur:ints !Sibs. Old Metals levee. nibs. Lignum Vita: 251bs. Old cordage . • I qr. I tabs. Rice 2 gallons Lime luiteak Pickle, 13S Hu. Tamerir,itS 94 ditto Linseed Oil 341bs. Soap, flanker, Starch 29 ditto Rum, Shrub ik Wine 381'.u.Tea Chocolate, Tobacco I Boat 20 , 21b5. Coffee: . PA pursuance of a Commission of Appraiaement and Sale issued from the High C o urt of Admi ra l ty o f E agland, addressed to Edward Lyne, Esq. WILL SOLO, At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday the 26th of May inst. • at Twelve o'Ciock In the Forenoon, 9HE FOLLOWING OOODS, viz. For EXportaGon, • About 400 Bushels of Salt • 161. 'leas of frtneh Wine 68 Pipes Brandy 3t aim) Vine?ar , . ' " 2 Bags of Cooks Cates of Cordiali ' -6 Casks anl Boxes of Pruner . 18 C ases of Fruffti,'c Far Home Consumption, Casa Lernons—iB Bagikt:iseKnatts--.:1 Bags Walnuts • • 7 .ick Pegl Qtange 3 — + l SseLli -- • ' /Pug ate entirtlfcargo of the t.oft• brig Edward, H. M. Muller Master, detaided on her voyage from Bourdeaux to Des. mark, by his Majesty's ship of war Minerva, Richard Hawkins, Esq Commander. • For v.ewing the satne, and any further particulars, apply to Edward Lyae, Lsq. the Commissioner, or it the Counting House of • ' WILLIAM LOCICYER, Broker. Plymouth, May 11, 1809. ' FOR. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday, the 9th of June next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, T HE French fast-sailing copper-bottomed brig la CAROLINE, of the following diniensiqns: LcNth ~ n Deck - 65 ft. Winches. Blitatica abovr the Wales 24 2 Depth lu the fluid - 10 7 Aerneasures 2011 5-94 Tors. She is particularly well calculated for a Letter of Marque, or any other purpose *hen: dispatch is required, being quite a new vessel, and very well found in Stores. Also, The Frecch copoered Ship la SERPENT. wallet:stuns. Length qn deck 85 R. "8 inches. IQrcadth above the main wales 23 74 Height between deck - 5 9 1 Depth of hold about - 10 Admeasures 201 36-94 tons. This Vessel was formerly the Earl Spencer packet, built at Falmouth, under the inspection of the Inspector of Packets, and is admirably well adapted for a Letter of Marque or any running trade, being coppc:red and copper-fastened, and well adapted far passengers. . - After which the entire Cargo of the brig Caroline, viz. 91 Filds. French Red Wine 2 Bags Salt 13 Tierces White Wine 6 Casks 1 Case Iron Ware 82 Cases Red and White Wine I Ditto Gun Flints • In bottles 2 Kegs Black Paint 16 Kegs Branciy 1 Case Sotted Garden Seeds 97 Ditto Vinegar 25 Bags Bottle Corks 141 Cases and 1 Keg Ordinary About 400 Paving Stones Olive Oil 292 Barrels Flour 75 Boxes Candles 24 Bags Bread 2 Trunks 1 Case Hats, &c. 65 Barrels Beef and Pork lease Silk Stock Shoes, &c. 36 Kegs Potted Meat and Lard A quantity of enip:y Bags 3 Casks Hams 10 Bags Twine , I 1 Casks 11 Bags Calavances IS Boxes Scented Waters, Eau I Medicine Box with Surgeon's de Cologne, &c. Instruments, &c. 26 Casks Tar 48 Bundles Wood Ho o p s and • 10 Ditto Rosin 35 Torch Twigs 79 Boxes Prunes The whol. , captured by and condemned as prize to his Ma jesty's ship Axe I'HYST, Sir MICHAEL Sz rmoua, Bart. Coin_ :hander. For Particulars aply to Mr. JOHN NICOLLS HAWEILE, the Agent ; or to JOHN PAIDHAM, Broker. Also The French coppered Schooner la MOUCHE. Length 'on deck 61 ft. 2 inches. Breadth above the main wales 17 5 • Admeasures 75 26-9 , 1 Tons. Captured by his Majesty's ships ARETIIIVSA and RESISTANCI. Also, 117 Pipes of French Brandy 16 Packs of Spanish Wool. 4 Barrels ditto 9 Bales of Writing White Paper 1 Hogshead ditto 22 Bags ditto. Taken oat of same Chasse Marees, captured by and condemned to his Majesty ' s ship s A ret h usa ad d Retistance. For farttiei•particulari apply to Mr. Gibson, ohe of the Agents to Mr. Thomas kiawker s or to JOHN PRJDHAM, Broker. . • 41. 0 16 sag souv oll, ' ialt-stands. ink, 2 Cocks Nails osilistg-wax, wafers, pen . 25 Kegs Lard • latira,lcc. 900 Iran Pot. . Bags Bootle . Corks 1 •Cage comaltdmi bound and 4 Case!, coutairtifig Rummer; , unbound boa" writitig- &e. • Far poukulars appty to Mr. JOHN 1-1.*V:41, Plymouth, May 39.1009` JOHN PRIDNAI4, Broker. ...