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NOTIGE iu her+ giesidinlise Wicks of Oyer and restainer and Goa/ Trial of Offences gttaueft. ter& XV Saar, vaithia tit 54041111110.1 of Me d floyfirifoy of Par. lifol.-4,11 4e del at Nike -Ha, be the OM Fm!, Eo*dolo, 16, the 2al yasseary next, at ffightt niock ise the MarßlXr. WILLIAM MARSDAIVI Ws dayorrootobirted, price Is. 6d. 1 A SERMON.preathed In St. Patticies Cathedral, I Dublin, IWO'S, tact& at the Cooke:radon of t h e it ercreD d Dr. CHARLES WARBUR TON, Billutp of Ltineriek. -1 , Drew Rev. RICHARD ORAVPS, D. DM.R.I. A. Shiolor Fellow ot Trinity College, Dublin, and Chapb.in to Ida Orate the Duke of Bedford, " Lord - Lktenant of Ire . ' !'tinted for T. Cada! aim! W. Davtes t Strand I "' ' Or, HARLEQUIN SULTAUN. +Ms Ersoing--The Pain t of Honour ; anal the New Pantomime. BAST INDIA DOCKS. • r rCIE EAST INDIA. DOCK COMPANY ijalre Mr SALE, a cobliderable geintity of LAND. in Lots of so Feet Front, and molt pan of them upwards M Imo Fvet ii DrPth. with fpace left Behind file back ways to the Gardens. ' The Lands ate formed adjoining the Eaft India Docks, the ComenereiNt ' ld . am 4 130 w-l-anc, Wont Sliwateskgravelly (oil. apply to Mr. Walker, Engineer's Office, Black 11011° r P6"1" PalL N B Such Lets as may not be dVpnkd of by Private Sale, he Sold by Public Au Linn early in the Spring valuing, of ors.' further *Wee will be given. This dip w a publithed. the Second hdideesinooe large • Volume. duodecimo. ptkeqcs. 6d. itshoords, ARHYMING DICTIONARY I - , inrweridg it tbie•Came thee the purpektof Spelo6g, Pfilftellitille, and ')expleiolog the EngWh Language. sio tr Plsn onttAdterin atteertpte ; ,"Ca wide% Is prefixed a coplOttilotrodaitionito the ouriati afro of Wstit rsnd for the porpofe of Poetry is added as Index of at. iiwlltllthymes, trim authorities , for their ufage, boot our bat BMW By JOHN•WAUEBR, i • ~ attar of the Crltieal Prostouotelogehiltmarr, the. Ste.. 11111gOeddissilobctfoN In St. Paul's Clutichlatfd r J. Walker,. I /'2.11., Wllkie - gobg n fo n , t Strati& • , ~.• .. FULL moNey. fIROOKE and CO. Licenfed Lottery Office iv Keepers, No. 237, Piccadilly. 33 Years, rcfpcdt fully inform their Foiendfrand the Public. *bat they now pay the Full Money for all Prixesfold by them in the hit Lottery. or ex change them for Tickets and Shares bathe enfubig one, whiril be gins drawing the 13th init. No. '7.88; a Prixeof to,ocol. lift February, and No. 17,739, a Prize of r e cool !aft Lottery, were both fold in Sixteen Sixteenth Shares at the above 915ce. - , 'FIRST DRAWN TICK R. T, T WENTY THOUSAND POUN. 112 ICHARDSON,. GOODLUCK, and CO re fpedfully acquaint the Public tic STATE LOTTERY eromintaccs Drawing on the t3th of the prefent Month when the Firft-drawn Ticket will he entitled to =pool.; the Scheme con. tains Capital Prizes of greater magnitude than any former Lottery with fo fotall a number of Tickets, viz. 2 Prizes of L3opoo 3 Prizes of Lao ocm io,oao 3 soco &c. &c. Tickets and Shares on Sale at the Offices, corner of Bank Build ings, Gambill, and faring the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Crofs, by RICVARDSON, GOODLUCK. and CO. ' STATE LOTTERY. • go o Prizes of L.3D,000 • .10,003 S ............ 10,000 5,000 &c. &C. &C. ti i--. A . ZAI t D , BURNE, and Co. N. 93 , R o y al it:change, Lawless, are now firikog Tickets and Shares ' she. mate Lottery which begins drawin the 13th of weir ]death, the Scheme of which. contains the above Capitals; Wades re ufu.ii proportion of other Prizes. In the lait Lottery, No. 9550, a Prise of 20,0001. and • No 19.574 0 a prise of to,oool were both fold in Shares by HAZARD, BURNE, an.l Co. IV Correfpondents accompanying their Orders with Redlit k Maw, will be tteatid'on the fame Ternocas if prefem. ..... -Letters (pit paid) duly aofirered. . • TWENTY OUS I AND POUNDS FOR THE F IRST-DRAWN TICKET. THE l3th of THIS PRESENT MONTH the lOW YEAR'S LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. s Prizes of 4 3 0,0c0 are L6opoa sopcs • 40 000 a 10,000 - 20,000. 3,0=0 4 13,000 1,000 3,030 5 00 • 4. 000 109 I,OC/3 50 1,000 10 101,000 20 4 0 5,100 25,000 'Pickets £ 2 5 ChWO 1 Capitals Determinable : i Firß-drawn Ticket, . tit day £ 2-zool Ditto - 3d day 10,000 Ditto - , sth day- 3-r,oota • vitro - I.aft illy SP OO INTERESTING QUESTIONS: Is there any other poffible mode by which I may gain from a ' Rake of 26 ahillings only (the price of a Sixteenth Share in the above great Scheme) nearly Two rhoulind Pounds? Have I no ambition to make my fortune by a mode of adventure, whrre the lofs is trifling, but the gain may be great ? TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale, At all the LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICES. And by their Agents in the Country. ______ I I 0 R thn(e dithering Debilities which prevent or 1 render unhappy the Marine State, (but cannot, with a due regard to delicacy be mentioned in a Newfpaper) long experience has proved Sir HANS SILO &NE's RESTORATIVIL and R.7.ANIIIA TING PILLS to be the molt certain and fovercign Remedy. A Pamphlet pore particdarly defcriptive of their virtues, stay be had (gratis) at Mr. Pavia's, No. sa, Sonthampton-ltreet, vest Garden, where (by (pedal appointment) they are fold whole fait and retail. They are fold retail by all the principal Venders of Proprieraay Medicines in London. Topertons in the Country, (:.ctortag the amount, free of pottage, they will be immediately forwarded. Price los. 6d. ROSS, No. 119, BISIiOI3GATJE STRUT WITHIN, earneftly recommends the Nobility, G•istry, and whole Fafhionable World, vifiting the Metropolis this feafon, to attend ard examine his Emporium for faihicurable Perraques, where, in Rooms fuperbly fitted up, they may chafe their favourite clione, lit them to the head, and adapt them to the countenance, with out the inconvenient trouble of waiting, or the uftlefs formality of giving orders. For lightnefs, elegance, and cafe, they arc trairarelleled, fifty per Cent. cheaper than any other fernafc in London ; and, for va riety, he can difplay thoufands of tints and (hips' appropriately to heighten the lovelinefs of youth, or veil the deficiency' of age. Devil -'.y impreffed with the livelieft fenfe of gratitude fur the de cided preference with which he has been honoured by Ladies of the Sri; circles, whore Curator judgment and tkganee of taste have confirmed the unrivalled Fame of his inimitable Persquer He again folicits the continuance of that patronage which he has been honoured with for fo many years pail, and refpcdfully in forms the Amateurs in ornamental Hair, that be has, 'luring the Summer reed's, by the swift unwtarled application, under his own Infpeetion at an isnmenfe expence, and by the exertkns the pa Ands, completed a autucrous, curious, and invaluable af rnmtlntt of Ladies and Gentlemen's Perruquea, Bandeaus, Bows, Circular fillers, Fillets, Madona Front', Fronts, and Figaroes, requifite in their kind ; the whole of which be now fubmits to a difetreing Public, flattering hinsfeif they will allow him. for fyf um end elegance of :elle, to challenge the whale unwufc to produce furl eta unraralleled ~•: .., 1 .. r d / • • THE SEAT or wAk. Thh n tr o wzrbilika. pfte/1 1 6 , —oub , ealk bort.' with serstitse4 4 TRAVELS Round the BkLTIC, thieni* DENMARK, SWEDEN, RUSSIA, POLAND, PROS: SIA, and the Countries which are at prefent the Seat of WON i • the Stintmer and Autumn of the year egos, containing Anec dotes of the leveret Courts, and various particulars calculated to elucidate the prefent State of the Northern N.stions, and of their Political Relations. By JOHN CARR. Ffq. Author of the Strarger in Iselsod, &e &c. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6 Eridge.ftrea, Blackftiars , and to be had of all Bookfellers. Of whom may alfo be bad The STRANGIR IN lansmo, by the fame Author, price 4.5§. PO I L 4 TR • 3t.» GEMS OF Y. This day were publithed, twb new Elitions,one nn fupertine large paper. elegantly printed. price Ss inboards, and the either neatly printed ou (mailer paper, price Ss. 6 , !. hound, for Schools, CLASSICAL EN_C,LISH POETRY ; being * choice Coiled/on of THREE HUNDRED of the bt.ft there Pieces ofibe various Englith Poets, containing near TWENTY THOUSAND LINES, and a Preliminary Dtifertation on the Nature and Recitation of Pastry. By Dr.- MAYOR and Mr. PRATT. Printed for R co Ago PHIL lats. No. 6, Er;dge4treet, Black• friars, and to be had of Bookkliers, with the full Alluwance to Schools. of whom Ito may be bad, t. POETRY for CHILI )R EN, containing f :eh Pieces as it may be proper to commit to ?Amory at an early age. by N.llB Aka), price 25. half bound. • 2. The HISTORY of ENGLAND in FASY VERSE, adap —fle Peon!: M. ted to the Memory of Young price as. 6d. half bound. By R. J. Jelisifon, A • This day was publilked, 1111apdfotndy printed in Two Volumes eto. on a fine paper, with .upwards of 7o Plates, of whir* 6t are from Paintings after Na ture, by Syffenhasn Edwards, price 31. to.. or beautifully co- Oared 61.65. in boards, COMPLETE DICTIONARY of PRAC TICAL GARDENING, comprehending ClaMfications an' DaCcriptioss, us well as the osoft approved Methods of talmg, ore ins, and managing •diffirent forts of Vegetable Produdt ons, whether of the shaker or arninsanatal hinds--with correet En gravings of the various apparatus neeeffary for the purport:, in Buildings and other Contrivances, from original . Drawings made by Mr. Blunt, as well as of the more rare and curious Plantrem played in the way of ornament and variety In ;he PleafureGrounds, (keen Hodes, and Stoves—engraved by Simians. The whole intended to afford a full and complete View of mo dery pratftical Horticulture. by ALEX. MACDONALD, Nutferyman and Gardener. Printed for G. Rearflcy, Fleet ftreet. • N. B. The purcbafers of this work In parts are requcited to complete their fete without delay. NE* BOOK OF NAVIGATION. This dafwas publithed,_ In Medallic *dome Odtavo. illuftrited with Engravings, &c. Pike Los U. bound, THE COMPLETE NAVIGATOR; or an eafy add familiar Guide to the Theory and Pratftice of Navigo• don , with all dm requifite Tables, Sec. By ANDREW MACKAY. LL. D. F.A.S. Td. Sec. Ste. Author of the Timor' and Pratlice of finding the Longitude at Sea or Land jet. " From Dr. Mackay's well-earned fame as t. mathematician and aftronomer, and from the fpecienens which be ban given of his prat deal knowledge of nautical fcience; we of courfe etpctftcd, that a fertile treat* of navigarion from his pen, would be a valuable Acquifition to feamen, and the work before us fully anfwers our .eapedtations. It Is iciest, well digefted„and rnafterly perform ante, containing befides wbat is ufeful in other publications, much new and important matter. We cannot craclustr., without reput ing our decided opinion of the great and uncommon merit of the 1 prefent work. This publication, and that on•the longitude, by the fame author, formtlse weft engraft an.: pratiiol fyftens of-nevi • Faints and nautical (deem Abbot, puhliftsed in. this Country ; they may be confide-red, out only of individual utility, but of na tional importance"--Anti-lacohin Review, Sept 1/104- " TWO is evidently the work of a man of fcience,. of one who underitands the futsjedt which be profedes to teach. To us there appears to he nothing Wanting for the complete inftruttion of the young mariner in nautical affairs. Ihe elementary princi ples are laid down with.clearnefs, and with as Mtled concifenefs as 4a confiftent with perfpleuity."—lmperial Review, Aug. aue. Printed ,for Longman, 'Waft, Rees; and Orme, Paternufter row • W. J. and J. Richardbm, Royal F.xchange ; Blacks and Par ry, exadenhall Erect ; and A. Conftable and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may be bad. juft publidsed, by the Janie Author, A•Collettion of Mathematical Tables, for chi:life of Studebta in Ilniocrfitie.s and Academies, for she-Prat:tint Navigator. Ceo. gopher, Ind Surveyor, for Men in Bu6eefs, &c. &c. lu ore vol. Bvo. price 71 in boards. - TItY Divine Providence, the BALM of QUITO is the ben Remedy in the univerfe for Nervous Complaints, the meat powerful Rettarative and re animating Balm of life and i Health, and the (Oen and belt Medicine in rise world. It is not pretended that this Medicine can arreti the progrefs of nature,but - It i. afferted and proved that it will renore health even where the constitution appears to have been irreparably injured. For in all • cafes, and In all ages whew the Colitis are related, where the conftitution has received's (MLA, or is by any means deldli- tated. thi. RESTORATIVE and RE .ANIMATING BALM of LlFE'and HEALTH will produce the happiert effeets; the cold and tremulous nerves will be warmed and Readied; the relaxed fibres will be braced and rendered firm; the maces will be in. ttigorated; the finews will be itrengthened; the emaciated limbs will be covered with firm flelh, the eahtuited math will be re. pletabed; the impoverifited watery blood will become rich ind balf.unie, and its languid circulation refloated to the fionative • penis, which is the true criterion of health s the languid drooping spirits will be revived and exhillrated ; digefilon will be Fromm!, in fhort, t h e tone of the nerves will je reftored, and by there means the whole ta•oftitutioa wil be renovated. Feebtenefs, taffitude, anxiety, .11111111thay, dad all the deplotable (yam. toms of dffeafe will vanilla; .and ftrengtb, ardour, [creak", and every evidence of renovated health win be the happy re it& of taking this inefthuable Rahn in due time, according to the directions for uk which accompany each bottle. The Raba of (Zito is prepared and fold ty W. Withers, Chcml&, sag, Strand, near -Temple Bar—Retail by Tuit, Royal Exchange ; 04411 tercet, and 23, POI MeV, price 105.6 d. per bottle. Poor bottles wig be Fest to any port Fat 21110 C:. • : • _, } ;.010.0. , • (_ " •;• & - ` - y STunara n. tor/ Maps r• It • • !MT u liy 11l tT •ROa HOOPIRAII-1143 . 4W • 1 Fellow of the .I.leosoci and4ooden , olliallakelktibh. 4 Phyfidall to the St. Mary-la p .bonne 140 - Primed for joheiMurrery. Fleet-amor i ."I Where may he had, . 1 - • • ANATOKKAL PLATCI of the Thoakerc /aid ABDOMINAL VISCPKA. ter the life of Studeattio Anatomy, and Artifte.—ac t?mpanted by explanatory Maps, the fame Author ; price se fewcd. k a gi ab n i ... DOMES & PJC coos - Ur On the aft of January wUI he publiftied, In a neat and clofely • printed Volume, faun °deo° containing ftveral very artful Hates, price 7s. to boariss A New Edition of ANEW SYSTEM of DOMESTIC COOKERY, formed upon principles of Economy, and adapted to the tire of Private Females To which are prefixed, Mireellaneous Otferrations for the ofe of the Mittrers of a Family. The whole tending to unite elegance with economy, and to produce the fame appearance with ld. es pouse means. This Edition Ii improved by the introdueiou of many excellent React ts, and the Mircellaneous Obfe rations, which form the principal novelty of this work ; and which have bean found to teeedimily artful, have bein augmented with uunferouo and im proved Remarks, which render this part of the Work infinitely ferviccable to a Lady, dcilrous of directing the proper regulations of her hoefehold. There is alio added, a Chapter upon Carving, wherein plain 1 rules are given for attaining that oftful art, Matra:eel by levet - al' appropriate Engravings. This Edition cattalos alfo Cookery for the Sick. Receipts for Cleaning Furniture, andDiroftions for Servants. The whole is the genuine Work of a Lady, who - formed It for the tire of her own Family. • Printed fur John Murray, Fleet-ftreet ;Ind J. Harding, St. James's,ftreet, London ; Archibald Conftable and Co. Edinburgh; and Archer and Keene, Dublin•—lt is foki alfo by every Bookillier the Empire. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By IS6AAC COOKE, On Wednsfday the t 4th of January, 18:1. At the White I fart Inn, Grave:end, at Three &Clock, A N ELEGANT LEASEHOLD ESTATE, at 11 muxoN next GRAVESEND; commanding retentive profpedts of the Thames and the Counties of Bat and Kent ; held fora term of 87 years, from the 25th December, tBk6, at a low Ground Rent. Comprifing a roomy Houfe, fit fur the ref dente of a genteel Family, with good Cellars and Vaults; a Stable for four Horfcs; and a Garden, walled round. Particulars and Conditions of Sale, may lie bad fevefi days pre viousThersto, at the Bull Inn, Rochefter; Role, Dartford ; White Hart, Oravefend; of the Audioneer ; and of Mr. Beddingfield, Solicitor. Oravefeod; on application to vihom the Futilities may be viewed. MUIRKIRK IRON WORKS. TO BE SOLD BY PUELIC ROUT', • I On Wednefday the 4th day of March next. at one o'clock, within the Tontine Tavern, GlAgow, 'THOSE extenfiee IRON WORKS carried on at Moirkirk, in the County of Air, emftiling, Flrft, of THREE BLAST FURNr . CES, for the manufadtute of Pig Iron, wrought by two powerful Steam Engines. with Ca ft - Mg-honks, Bridge. houfes, and all other neceilliry appurtenane.m. in the ronft complete itile, and according to the molt approved conitrudion. Secondly, Of TWO FORGES, t,r the formation of Bar Iron, • the one wrought by a law water wheel, with an abundant pply 1 from a Canal; the other by a patent Steam Engine. lately creek(' ; with Shingling, Tilting, and Drawing Hammers, Preparing fires, PUddling Furnaces, and all other revifite apparatus. Thirdly. 4 every defelimian of BUILDINGS 'liftable to filch an eftablifhment ; viz, a Manager's Houk, in a genteel Rile. with Othces, Parks, and Garden; complete accommodation for Work men; Stables; Storehoufes, Work Shops, and 'other Out-4oufes. rourthly, of above coa Acres of EM ND, furrounding and occu pied by the Works, principally held on Leafes of 999 years, at [mall rents. I For the profecndon of this blinds, every requifite material is provided. The Coal, Lime, and Iran-[tone are inexhauflible in their fupply, excellent in their quality, and In the vicinity of the, 'Formes The oldleafes - of the Minerals have all lately been re neared for 57 yvars, and a bonedlefsileki has been added for the bunefericel. An eittenfive Refervoir, occupying above too acres, has juft been fusifhed, at the Coerce of the water of Air, To that by . the ample fupply from that river, an immenk powet has been at.. spired, and capable of segmentation to any num. The Winners I leseeowilinfry placed en a teem tabs: and for three years pit has bemire& ficnnifidag andirrodadive fituatiod. Should the parchafer inane, he may be artauktodated with the adjoining Lands of TARDOORS and AIR 's GREEN, at a fair price, ettending above 7ao acreli k enatalaing agreat extent of I I Minerals. If net then fetid, there Loa till be ezpofed at a future period.-e—Por farther Si jai= Ewing, irg szt areal or James Hill, Glatiow, December 30, 2300. ti. y y , .w • •• ' , c_ Aii 6. 4,6: Wale and J. Roblifori, lin. e 7, ldld Q MAID* P.S. Fatersoitevrefitipd Ada aid Dario, is tine fkliakl Tarr This 44 . 1 ' in;foglkap Om, rifelirsiti4, ' - \ 1 C ar: it/ T X rUD*MTS In All AT4MX and Ai airs ; a .... I . - 4 • _ _ 'irlillitillWaN Tia he SOW 1111_'INDHIL. • . ' ."11 T wo `.- *maims • obet Mikt*4ia weepilitra TRIES in Si: Lots, which are fet oat in the . • meaner : . , - . - .• • • • • LOT 1. in Lady here ere Ilf4ll:end!.l% t of ciato t. 4 • • a. la IntildT Copy - 'a. ' s. . . . '3. in Do. , . r r: ••• ....a . , . ia. me lillt•r4 : 4 ta Do. .7 • .4 l* ' .4 . 'W Lea . . 140 . N • 'VP !dal 41.* '• - . 3 . la u ( mv.f • . •441 0 . • , 33' lierv.. .S-4 H•‘••• . 4. la Do. . 493 MO.--., i co n4v n e Thither thin& lit viiir Cantina order , of large di m d of molt excellent quality, fcarcely to be furpalfed I* ' any ht kingdom,tbewinile is &Mite Dearlogleby, within &yen Miles of Derby. and `OialyAtse Mire •fe(withe River Trent - . , May be viSwed by applying to Mere Eamon who lives near the raid Woods. Tenders will he •iesielved under leafed covers ;previous to the xsth February, ay Mr.lein Davit. Solicitor, No. :so, illfeptireetc is the Strand, Landon ;'ad as Ills 'nth day •of ;February the Purchafcrs will be 4relarsd.' Further particelars may be known with rehoofitii the Terms of payment, by application to. Mr. Davis. llicluilve of the above Sin hots, there are ilikk:llinla cut '-inc in Lady •Attre Wood adjolnlog Um 4 4 014 still •-z _ ........ , ....wwisancatianed. 1 .I.tH '' • down and *oils Ali pr • .IBy Order of albinos. comes;•••+in rareglige• 'CANA* At ibeGtoAatdieuklitsakilfter, ,t.t .oii T'lusfdly *xi, Jan 4. at ten &dock in the forename THE- FOLLOWING GOODS, t hi kverall ots: . About 3;0o dalionief LOW or Sotir Wine,. tO be sliftlllatte i Brandy, or made into Vinegar. For the Duties. . Ten Cafes Bottled Liquor—Ten Cafes and Trunks Cldna;BOolk Append, 84.r.:--0 - tie Calk Feafe—Two Cafes, one &ilea ColF:e I I —One Box of Tea—Four WC, and Cafes Sugar Candy and Tamarinds.—bight 4Cdts damned Wine—Four empty Calki t ' and Cates--Sfi Caiks Wine-60ne Hoglbead, one Calk, one Bag Tobacco—Four Cafes EOllll4. ' Three old Botts ( beam s 9p). TO B (4OLD BY AUCTION. At the N ork Hotal o is Dower, Qn Thud** the tssis of January Wiest, at eleven o'clock, For Horne Confumption t SIX Bales of Madder I Nine Bales of . Flax ; being part of the Cargo of the A•reeesn Sbip BRADFORD. P. Clarke Matter. detained one "000 from Amfterdam to Übe*, and &mamma to his hiajtily's Clip Mofquito, Samuel Jackfon, Efq. Con:inlander. • ----- • 7 • Immediately after will he Sold, by virtue elf a Commlflion from • the Hieh Court ef Admiralty, • For Home Conftumption T e n Cafes, coutaiiiing tow kotind Dutch Cheeks; being pet of the Carp) of the Danifh•Brig Mercurius, R.Thorfen Matter, de tained as Ptize, on a voyage from Toaningen to Ilfiboa,lty his Pelejefty's son brig Blazer, John Hintont.Efq."Conmaander. Immediately tater will be Sold—For. Exportation, Forty•four Pipes, and Six Hog(beads Brandy; being part of the Cargo of Abe Dana flaip MERCURIUS, ComellusThomfen Matter; detained as Prise on a voyage from Terragona to Ham burgh, and condemned to his Majelty's &fps Diligence and Ballifk. Immediately &fa:radii Viluisl4-For Exportation. ten Caks Almonds. without thelli, part dthe CUE° 41 ! the Denial Blip EMANUEL, E. •Holdt Miftaa• detaided ii voyage from Mout to Hamburgh, andommanoind.us Edges tar His Niajelly's Gun ling Urgent,.pieutglist "Ws 1 0111 11 1 Clar mender. • Samples to be ken, and Catidogues'to be h 4 duke dsyslie . fore the Sale, by . applying to Mars. John Jackfon and Co. No. 9. New Brad-ftroct, biocide as tib iwilOorawrer. • At the London inn. Plyinoodt, ob Thurfday, the tsthdf4afameig xBO7, by Ten ollock in the Forenoon, by Virtue of orilime million of lippraikment and Sale, from the High Court at Mr miralty, addr4ed to Joan TEED, Efil. for Home Confumption, or Exportation, ABOUT One Hundred Tons of very Fine LEAF CATALONIA CORR of the belt fts . alisy, being the en tire Cargo landed from the Dud& Ship HAABST, A,. Petrel= Wier, detained on bet Voyage from the Bay of Rafe*, by the private Ship of War, Trafalgar, M. P. Gibbs, Commander. ALSO, In Purfuance of a Commiffion of Appndfement, and Sale, a - drcirvd to CIIARLIII MARTIN, Merchant, and jour HAW. Kea, Efq. %.430 Square Bottles 1300 Pint Bottles 1559 Sacks Peak, Beans, and Calivances, each containing four Easels a7o Sacks of Wheat, each containing four Holub 1819 Canvas Sacks 3 Bales of Paneboard • a Cafes of White Paper 7 Calk' of Senates, and Pearl Barley 13 Cafes of Wine a Bales of Nightcaps. Being the remaining part of the Cargo of the Woldfarth dos Stadt Altana, A. P. !Code Mafter, taken on her Voyage from Amfterdam, by the private Sit‘p of War Lion, M. P. Gibbs. Commander. Fur viewing the paid Goods, apply three days before the' Sale to the laid Csiumitfunters, or tb Mel:I - m.14m Teed and Co. Mer chants. ALSO, The Wish MARGRETTA, Burthen about Ninety Tons, is a handfome. Arong, well built I Vat!, and well adapted for a Coafter or any Trade wheals Vef fel of her titmenil , as may (tilt, fails remarkably UR. Inimediately after the Sale of the Maria Margretta, Will be Sold. her Cargo, confining of About go Tons of French Salt. Taken by the private Ship of War Trafalgar, M. P. Gibbs, .Nansmander, and condemned as Piixe. ALSO WILL BE SOLD, The Handfome Ship HERCULES ...DIDICIISONS : Inength on Deck 88 Ft. 8 In. Breadth 24 Ft. it In. Depth in Hold t t 7 Height bet. Decks 5 it Adm.:dares 226 6814 TOOL A ftrong well balk Ship, well alculated for the general of Trade. fails well, and CRITICS a large Cargo, eaPta by the Lion private Ship of War, M. P. Gibbs, Commander, on Yr Voyage from Norfolk to Antwarp,and condemned as Piles, now lying in Catwater, and there to be delivered. Alpo for Home Confumption, About cono Oak flaglhead Staves • 2200 Barrel Staves. Being the condemned part of the Cargo of the Paid Ship Her cules. Alto, 3s Tierces of Honey. Being the remaining part of the Cargo o h the Agerian,takin on her Voyage from Bourdeaux, by the private nip of War Libo, M. P. Gibbs, Commander, and condemned as Prize. ALSO, The good Chaft - e Maroc EL DILIGENTA, Burthen about Twenty-five Tons. A nrong well built Vogel, will make a handy Coalter, or Barge. Taken from the Span iards, by his Majefty's Brig Hatfghty, Lieutenant Mitchell, Commander, and condemned as Prise. • Alpo, the Chaffe Maras SAN JOSE Y SAN ANTONIO, and SAN ANTONIO Y ANIMAS. And afterwards will be Sold their entire Capes, to o Iron Wood Hoops Steel ace's, and Iron Ore 'Tar. Taken by bis Majefty's Brig Haughty,. 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