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IP ItoraL AbRM?• • tßtiigllTl.4,' clot 361. Pieta of Neweetyle open Tytm.- or Dootot.--. This we believe is a very accurate view, painted in a clear bold manner. .— This *nil} appears to have fludied with advantage the eiNts produced by the Camera Ohfcura. 413. 'The Prayer of 7acfitb —B. Rroaun.--This is *very promiiing rpecimen of the abilities of the art& —The colouring of the flelh is, perhaps, foperior to that of any other pidure in the prefent exhibition. 2 4 g. 7be tvwf?..-9. Diumwoon.—There is a pleating fobriety of tint in this picture, and the ge neral compofition is better than that of fbme others of the fame ar till's produCtion. We think he improves. 448. A Frame, with Portraits DOWNWAN, A. e had hoped Mr. D. had dlfcarded this inflpid Bile of drawing, which has the act, of giving a famenefs that ialitremely tireforne to the eye of toile. a. Of the con 'duel's or the likeneffes here difkilayed, we cannot fraieak. OS. !foe, from Spenter...-R. WIATA.I.L, R. A.— The etecution of this drawing is uncommonly fine, and the relief of the principal Agure is, extetnely ltrong ; but, io the management of the back ground, there is a goo deal of pidlorial trick. 545. The Cottagreloom—W. °woe—This pifture tuna reminds us of the departed Gaielborogh.—The child leaning spina the doorpoll, the cat, Esc. are painted with great force and exprtifion, and the co louring is extremely vivid. 2.46. Portrait o f the Disk of Northumberland--.T. roti.t.tss.-.-.This, though a tolerable good mere like sits of tbc 'Noble Duke, is not a pleating pidure.— The figure wants dignity, and the colouring of the whole work is too ruddy. lei ?be Prince of Wales: Loyd Volunteers, fee.— M. W. SHAAP —This is a gaudy difplay of farlit - coats, and flatly painted portraits, all huddled toge tbet teithout tatie.—The figures, however ' are tole tab l 5 well drawn, and were they not Abe iated in otie frame, might be recognifed as decent likeneffes. 11te picture is certainly improveable. ,573. Edinburgh, from: Cation . Tuaw et, R. A.—We in general much more approve of Mr. Turner's drawings, than of his pictures in oil. In the former be takes his leffons from Nature ; in the latter he follows blind guides. This is a very fpirited vie*, particularly in the management of the dißance .--the colouring, however, is rather vifionary. 57 t. Dying Sobfier miaowing the Pigmy at PAW44I/11. J. Azarasoa.—A fpirited defign, but in which the iota has paid no great attention, either to compofi than or colouring. 420. Sir Rickard Skek are! Sir Brother.-na.W air IL A.—A very beautiful drawing from an intereßing Raffage in the Tatler. But for the produdions of this guilt. the Exhibition of the prefent year would have wanted its principal =tedious. He does not. how• ever, finish his drawings fo ezquifitely as he did for- Medic. 494. 1 31 .. Pal ', Mention Fidelim—Same Artifi.— A defign from the Spectator, yet more highly finithed than the preceding, but rather too gaudily coloured. , 4•5. View on th e Mite at Part— J . C. NATTIII. Through one of the arches of Pont Notre Dame this view eillibits a corred reprefentation of the Qai Defaix, Vont au Change, Pont Neuf, Pont Royal, le Palais, and the prifon of the Concietgerie. The objets are well made out, but the colouring is not of ti pleafinhue. • 473- V ie ' e the ?lames from Richmond Coorear—Very corm% well relieved, and the tone Of coloutmg cludie, but a little favouring of what may be called fathinnable manner. 53?• View from the Be End of the Inner Court of Barkgh Hosefe—G. G , A.—Painted in a bold and melody lido ; but the artift has affembled over the building the Rrongeft congregation of clouJs we ever beheld. Nature may have tornithed him with the materials, but if fo, the was in a whimfical ha moue at the moment. The colouring of the pidure is rather too chalky and cold. 494. View of Wtioller Bridge, gig All, W. DASIIIL.—Mr.DanieI has a very happy mode of identifying his views by a fimple executive procefs, but we could wills he would givb us a little more outline and heal colouring. 447. Cekroion azu/ Amefus—G. A a NOLD.—This fior y from 'clictmfon is given fomething out of the com mon place way. The defign of the landfcape is alfo ricks, and the colouring of the pidure through out is (Itch as (peak the asill progreffively rifing in his proferion. 41 a. A SA Teary/ie.—R. VfY ST AI L, R. A.—A ' very intereiting fuhjed. not only regarded as a Rory told, but as a landfcape. The compofition is alto gether extremely pleating, and the figures are very col rally draw , highly finifhed, and richly coloured. 318, jay. A k ttfidn Brig Light Brapor.--K. K. K.ltlf.R.—Spirited (ketches, intend• ed perlap as Itudies to be introduced into pietures, otherwiL we deem them little deferving of notice as drawings. The pert; .rmances of this erten upon pa per are not pat ticularly happy. 579. The IV, Mader —G. Montaari.---In &Ned, of this defcription Mr. Mo is generally very • fuccefsfid, and in the deign before us appear all that freedom (.1 pencil and warmth of colouring which diiiinguith the produdions of the ;atilt : but we la ment that there i• tittle of variety in his choice of fubjeds ; even hi • figures are the fame, over and over again, upon every occafion. 539. Portrait: of rine 1 itratr'vil Chttranirt.—P. Di Wi Los.—Some t I thele portraits are like, and others not 1 . 0. The mod fticcef,ful are Slott, Matthews. Emery. Fawcett, and rilinehard : they are painted in a bald And rather C 13.1 (we rit colouring, but ate torched in with much holdoefs and freedom. 5t t. POI traits of Dramotr At Int.-I'l.i. is liable csaOly to the faint re• mat k• A• Ai) ere . WI., are fume of thee paint der..n.ii. .d fotTle Miaci •, I ing all 1.1 •t •'stet ..t peels 452. Chi !./ 1 . -eL • •,•w.L ~,•, A great rude' .kink. and tranarc 0 a 00. a.taches north v. the At tuft . the gi the arrangement tic ...in: wit g ape.. very cultivated Inn..! .11. J a 1,1,••::1,.f rale, in d of light ?oil filAtiC all alt • vet, % I, c g 111,.". hue, 11. e cr.low4.4 as nc(., r( ppe,4r, jOit All 3. , .1 Ns It, "I in. Is •.Ay Attra4:l,re tbkhcisi C6I.I..EXCHAiiOF, MONDAY, MAY Id. The importations of all kind of Grain to-day are large. Wheat of the fi.cood and Inferior qtrafities are as. and 3s. per quarter cheaper, and but little fele it that reduced price • prime famplts arc is. The Bailey tr - de is more brihr! and the ankle fetches a rather better price. Malt is at little yariation. Poufs and Beans of both forts arc nearly at our left. Owing to the full !upper of Oats thiy are is. cheaper. Flour is plestellul, and ails it fornethlng Ids. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER Wheat, 261. 4bs. S as. Apr qr. White Peak, 35a. 41a. od. Fine Ditto. .535. 54 1 . I X I . Beads, 335 392. od. Rye. 142. 171. 66. Tick Dino sae. 355. Barley, Los. 25• od. o.its, 17s. 195. iii. Malt, 312.379. c'd. Poland ditto. 235. Loot Rape Seed, 361. to 391. per Wt. • PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour 38.. to 43, Seconds 30. to 385. per rack. /1614 IYa tourftic CASETTE, SATARDAT, MAT 11. Average Price uf Con. in England and Wales, front the returns ending the 3th of May, 1804. Wh e at. Rye. I Bar!ey. I Oats. I Bean{.Peale. ts. d. s. d. e. tl. s. d. a. d. s. 1. 31 9 31 10 25 5 21 1 34 1 36 7 The Average Price of Sugar, compile , el from the Returns made Ili the vicck ending Mat 9 , 54 1 - 3 per hundred weight , PRICE OP HOPS IN TliE BOROUGH. llap 31 os to 61 co I Pockets 61 en to 71 os PRICE of HAY and SIR.AW in SMI PHFIELD. Meadow Hay, per Load , - 41. cs. to 51. os. Clover 41. i 55. to 3L tes. Straw, Per Load - IL 4s. to it. Os. SMITHFIELD, May 14. To fink the offal-per Sons of 81b. ' Beat ss od to 65 4d Veal 5s od to 6i 64 Mutton 55 44 to 62 ol I Pork 3s 8d to 084 Lamb 7s cal to 8s Bd. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, May 14. Per Bone of 81b. by the carcafe. B ee f es od to 55 4,1 I Veal od to 65 04 M u tt o n s s od to 5 1 Pork p lid to 4s 8d Lamb 6s o to 8a rd. SEA COAL MEIBR'S OFFICE. May 12. Monday, 128 - Cargoes of Cads 1.44 in the Pool from 395. od. to 495. per ehaldren. Wechteday, 6c ditto, OP od. to 415.0 d. Friday, 14 ditto, 42.6 611. to 465.6 d. COAL EXCHANOK, May i 4• Belt Cogs In the Pool, per Chalirce - 455• Delivered to Houfekeepen . hos. cd. Sondeziand, per C.haldran - . 425. od. Delivered to Hosifekeepera at • • 54 1 . 15 L COUitTRY MARKETS. - - PRICE/ OW GRAIN. AT TEI fOLLOWINO M BASIMOSTO2.3,-.-WhCAI 481 04 to 5641 od per Quartet. Barley 231 64 t• 266 od iteans 326 od to 466 od I Oat s 2as od to 266 od Peale cog od to cos od 144.61Dasigg•a.--Wheat gos od to 6os od saw quarter. Barley 236.0 d to 231 od I Deans 3 21 od to 361 od Oats 225 od to 266 od Peale cos Irtt• oca *4 Newsy a r..—Wheat, 404. od . od. 561. 6d. per garter. Barley sae od to 266 6delßeabs sy t• 386 sod Oats 246 od to ass 6d ?cafe 3 26 o d to 346 od X _Wheat sos to 6t4 od per (sorter. Barley ass od to ass 640 i Beans 216 od to 35 5 od Oats tog od to 266 64 Peale 3os od aster tip 34, 44 READI/10.—Wheat 44.- .to Os. 61 per %. Barley 23 6 od to 236 6111 Beans 34 4 to 3 64 ( " 6 Oats 536 od to 276 od Peafa oos od to oc• od PaaoaAMA, RIAR Till NEW CHURCH, STRARD. RAMAGE, and Beam refpeEtfully inform the Pub lic, that the Second View of Rome, taken from the Tower of the Capitol, by R. R. Rtimaciss, is now open. It exhibits the modern City in the grandeft Rile, and embraces all the celebrated Antivities of Ancient Rome—confifting of Triumphal Arches, Temples, the grand Amphitheatre, Baths, Ague. duels, the Tarpeian Rock, the Campo Vacino, a rand range of the Appenines, the Campagna, the Tyber, &c. defcriptive pamphlet is publi(hed, price is.—Open from ten till dufk : admittance is. Sunday fe'nnight, the body of Mr. JoNes, of Bride-ftreet, Dublin, pawnbroker, was taken out of the Canal, near Harold's crofs-bridge. - - • • On the 2d infl. was interred in St. Andrew's church-yard. Dublin, aged t is years and to months , WILLIAM XITCHELL. a Revenue Officer, born in Londonderry on the firll day of July, 109 —He had been tome time in America when it belonged to Eng. land, and was tone of thole fuffering loyalifis who loft his property by the war, en which account he was recommended to an employment in the Revenue by Lord TOWNSIND.—The fon of this old man, R. Mr reissue, had been Mayor of Richmond, America. GUILDHALL Sassions.—Yellerday James Mackey was indiaed fur beating three Peace-officers, whilll in the execution of their duty.—The defendant is a tea faring man, and was quarrelling with a perfon at a public houfe in Sr. Mary Axe, in confequence of which the landlord, after having attempted to turn them out of doors, called in three officers, who attempted to fccure him, which was fruitlefs, until aided by tome others. The defendant had feverally beaten the Officers to that degree that they were on. able to fullow their hufinefs. His defence was, that he hid quarrelled with a land-fader at the public honk, who withed to perfuade the company he was a tailor, when he had never been at lea at all ; but that he had offended no other perfon. The Jury found him Guilty ; and the Court wasebout to pro nounce fentence on him, when he requefted that he ought go on board a King's (hip, which was ac. ceded to. Mr. Howard, butcher, of Mnullitam, ElTex, hay. ing had his flatighter honfe robbed on Sunday night, the alith tilt. and conceiving the like circtimliance might again occur, determined upon difcovering the thief; he therefore Paid but little about the robbery, but provided a brace of piliols, each of which he loaded with three balls, and watched leveret nights alone ; when on Thurfday night, the 3d inflant, he obfeived a f 'Wier near the fpot where the premifes had been before entered. On Mr. Howard's dire°. vering himfelf,thc foldier inflantly drew his bayonet; but Mr. Howard, on prefenting a OM, and threat ening to (hoot him if he attempted violence, corn. pelled him to return the weapon into its frabbard, and infi tedtuthis immediately lubmitting to he taken A pritoner to the barracks. On the way thither, the foldi.r, who is a flout athletic man, thinking to over. posse: Mr. Howard by tuptrior flrength, agaitol lus ba one, and a fentlte crones! ; Mr. Howard t.pon him, with a deign of luddenly wrench tog the t a t out I f hi, hand, unwilling to tike away hi , ! . .e by firing. In the attempt, how. c••er,hi.pitioi ...tut off; but fortunately the balls did r.o e•:i tf pet ion. He then !dialed the ma:.. Laving Lad isitlicient opportunity to identify his yerb ti, and ptoreeded to the barracks to lodge a it to his effircts agsind tom. About half . :ft.! the 11.1 , er (a cote oaf) arrived, and .11 too , coitods. A t..• tni Martial Non after lucid i.-::t, and he WAS ISlgel.C:d to in etc!' i. igt.d• I++ •,1 • • • • • • ". After Thuirdittiaext the pule wil I begin to think *bout the new Adminiilration ; at prefent all their thoughts are engtolTed by the Lottery 1 evety one Who has a Ticket or Share expeding to catch fume of the numerous Capital Prizes with which thecrheel abounds. Thole who have not a Share "fhotild pur chafe before Wednelday flight, as On Thurftlay Morn ing, at nine o'clock , one of the two mood. is fure to be chino, and perhapt in the mule of the day another to,ocol. a to,oool. two or three yoool. &c. &c. The wheel i• richer than ever was known when there were ouly tour days to draw. There never was I period in any Lottery when the wheel was fo rick as at relent t—there are two prizes of z ci,oool.—one prize of o,oool.—three prizes of yoool 2 prizes of zoool.—befides prizes of toool. fool. of tool. itct. and only four days to draw. Was money as plentiful now as it was .twenty years back, there would not hi a Ticket or share lett by Wed nefday night next, as the ern drawn' Ticket on 'lhtufday is emitted to sopa& and yet whole tic kets are under tol. • Every precaution will be taken on Tburfrlty Morn ing, to keep all the avenues leading to Cooper's Hall clear, as inimenfe crowds of perfons will, naturally be tempted to go and hear the firli-drawn Ticket proclaimed, which is entitled to to,oool. at the lean, whether blank ur prize. PROCLAMATION.—It having been humbly rem fented to us, that theiFirit-drawn Ticket, on Thud day 'Morning neat, will' have a right to Twenty Thoufand Pounds, this is ftridly to charge and command ail our' liege votaries• to porcbafefteisher Tickets or Shares at any of our Lottery Temples, on or before that period, otherwife they will' experience our high difplesfure. Given at the Court of Plutus, this 14. th day of May, 1804. FOILTOIII. BIRTH. Wednefday Utt, the Lady of jobs Cope, E(q. of Crease-area, Hanoveaquaft, of a fon. MARRIED. On the 12th Inftarrt, at Milton, nem Graoefend, Captain Bodo Wikken, of the King's German Legion, to the Braude Dorette de Bar. At Limerick, Lieutenant Dealt, of the 45th Foot, to Mifs Knight, daughter of the late Sir Chi*. Knight. At famc place, Lieutenant Gladwin, of the 9th Foot, and at tached to the ed Light Brigade quartered* in that city, to Mils Rofs Lewin, daughter of Geo. Rots Lewin, of Williant-ltreet. Certain Jobn.krederick Molin, of GottrAburgh (3wedai), to Mils Marianne Kelley, of &Haft. Thstfday Windiest, in Kilkenny, Captain Phillips, of the 11th Inhale:tit, to llitifs Finn, daughter tithe late Edmund lino, kis. DIED. On SatOrday the lath Infant, in the 16th year of bee age, Mrs. Wilmot t, wife of Mr. Jima. Wilmott, Rationer, No.yo, Borough, London, molt Bneerely lamented by all her friends. On the ayth the wife of J. hallAbOrtOln. Efq. Windfor. On the 6tb ult. is the citadel at Valenciennes in France, the Rev. Danvers Graves, LL. D. late of Lilt Woodbay, Berks. To.moaßow. Sun rifer I Sun fete Moon fete ii ugnutesafter 4I 49 tainutes after 7 I 6 after t MOH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning Afternoon D HEUMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY AFFECTIONS, with their uftsal wineomitants, Spafm, or flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigeltisn, and general Debility, (origi nating io whatever (omm) are relieved and frequently cured by WHITEHEAD' Effence of Muftard PUB, after every other means had failed. The Fluid Effenee of Muftard (ufed with the Pills, In thole complaints where neceffary ) is perhaps the molt adive, penetrat ing, and effeetual remedy in the wor BR ld, UI caring the fevertft SPRAINS AND SES, In Ids than half thk time ufually taken by Opodeldoe, Argue- Wade, or any other Liniment or Embrocati , n ; and if ufed im mediately after any accident, it prevents the part turning black. It Is prepared and fold at as. qd. each boi or bottle, by R. John. fton, Apothecary, No. :5, Greek-ft:4Ln, Soho, London, and may be had of every Medicine Vender in Great Britain and Ireland. For the WIND, CHOLICS, FLUXES, and other DISORDERS of the BOWEI.S.—DALBY's CARMINATIVE. CAUTION —Many counterfeited Preparations of this Medicine having been offered for fele, under fpeclons pre tenees,•ll Ferrous arc requefted not to take any unlefs they °Mcrae, that the Name," F. Newbery, No. 45, St-Paul's," is engraved in the Stamp, and thy• in the Bill of Diredions round each Bottle Is an Extmft from the Will of theism Mr. JOIF VII DAUNT, ViZ. Whereas, I Lid many years iloccinftrudi my daughter Frances, now the wife of Anthony Gee,of North-Erect, Weftniitiftrr, Gen tleman, in the art of comp° aiding a certain MedicinS, of which I am the tole Inventor. called DA L a Y'S CARMISIATIIIt ; I do here by conftitute and appoint my laid Daughter, the foie Preparer of this uhful Medichm—l Skew& give to my Paid Daughter Frances Gall, my fol. Property in the fald Carminative acid' all profits arifing from the Sale thereof, to her and her Heirs for ever." It is fold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 4 c,t3t Paul's Church Yard, a few doors from the COMO! of Cheapfide, London, Price is. pd. a Bottle, duty included; and by their appointment, by Meths. Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon and Co No. 150, and J. Pidding, No. 76, Ozforddlreet; J. Wade, Old Bond- Rivet; Bayley and CO. Cockfper Ran; W. Barry, Bridge-Erect. Wefiminlter; B. Rumba, Long-Acre; j. Ward, Middle-row, Holborn; 'F. Tutt, Royal Ezebange; W. Clarke, Borough High- Erect; and T. Harris, Sueceffor to Mrs. F.. Newbery, Bookfeller, at the corners( Ludgate-Meet. 'Ms dij WI/ puhlithed, - By Mathews, No. It Strand, H.l). Symonds, Paternofter-row, London • Duadale. Duhlin; And may be bad of any fkinicfelkr, In One Volume, °nave, with an el. pot P..rtralt of the Author, a New Edition. Peace only Three Shillings, containing nearly goo pages, of SOLOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or , I .— , ADVICE to $01 . 14 SEXES, In a variety of Complidnta ; fully esplainlng, In a concur and plain manner, the moll Smpk methods of tecenient, with proper eStaeloue Emeriti@ Mr t be following Dina!, a, which arc treated of under their rcfpcdtive heed.. via. Abortion tic Mikan-lap luillfpolitions attendant onPreg- Alihm Is fancy Appetite. (I.ofs of) Indigent= Ballston, Is ISIVLOSit lOdirerttioOl Bilious ComplAnts I,uernef. of Spiri.s l'hionti. or IGlreen Sicknefu Mentleual Evacuations Child-he aing Nano., Lhfeafes C.oluiriptl. ,, L• Onanif in or Seems VCSICry ito:alt Ihkal a Pregnancy Fit. Plith:n • or Cough Fluor Alhus or %Visite, Rbeurnatifm Flatulence or IA aid Scrofula GI. et • Seminal Vicaineff.s Goonertvra • Scurvy I iyrochnedela or M.A.:nand, 1 urn of Life, Ste. Be. Comnpliol is To whiehi, added an I.lTay on the Ven , real Dirt Ife. Chet'. and `rn 1t,41 W.. h., Ily s SO11.0M(M. M. Thi , l'amphitt y to nut thc dtr. ft in, ill clot core, from a ak n h o cco , ,ii• t. •ii ortue. to • cool - Irma., >iphAu ; to which is and , dan hii.y Ven•ry, and Difroutfc !writ. toy in rho V 01.., ai..l Si i may and liarrconcit loe•clent to Female, ht. A li 411 , , .a. lb. et of a folicary icitructirc Vii i•,ahil •ii Add' I. In l'arcnti, .riliant, and 1 hiorr. and thin. who h•vr t h.. care and ni South; Wit wife Advice t.i I.adiri., par • ticriarly the liilealca pet uliar to the a•c! iii•erfirerted with a Yarirty of authentic t.et..nev r h for. 1.60.1.0.• .1. o iokft ilcr In town or court ry a f.W t 1 1 aith: will he duly . 3 rair..l. 1. ~,py, sr.. ! Fog. vary 4,clkt.t aharaa• 1.4 !ht. ILvirers • • .. .. . ID BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the 'Pori Haul, in Dover, on Therfday the tr. •-f May, 1 Son, at eleven o Chick, '`('HE FOLLOWING GOO•Dg, rig, A Sao Calks Red Wille, 39 Calks Verdig 0.. too,Ditto Milked/1 a Ditto Fi b r. 3 Ditto fitiL 9 Bales Tournifol Rags mu Bales-Almands. 29 Cafes Scented Waters. . S Cafes Wine. 3 Ditto Btanoleil Fruit. t Ditto Haney% Part of the Cargo of the Danißi Ship Freya, H. J. Jordt, Matter, thken on her Voyage from Cette to Amßerdam and condemned ' as Prize to His Majeity's Brigs, Vixen and Cenfor. Alfo by Virtue of a Commiffion from the High Court of Admi fairy, direaed tb Samuel Lathan. Efq. . to Bitstks Veined Marble. 1 Bale St/Bower. • 5 Ditto Dove Ditto. 3 Calks Orris Root. tip Marble Paving Stones. so Cafes Manna. to Tons Marble Plainer. as Bales Nougats. at Cafes Marble Slabs. Es Cafes Wine. s Copper Brieka 1 'Bag Bay Berries. 39 Calks OIL a Bales Cammin Sted Pan of the Cargo of the Daniat Brig Maria, iitrgen Spinder, Matter, detained as Prise, on her Voyage from Leghorn to nin th:Math, by His Majesty's Brigs Viten sod Cador. Alfo, in purfuance of a Decree of the High Court of Admiralty, hued to CIiRISTOPUER ROMINSONi, FA. Dodoe of Laws, and SAMUEL LATHAM, Efq. ONE TIA RRELCOCHINEAL, part nf the C argo of the Dalliol Brig Dot Lykkellge, Hulot Koentt. taluai o g her Voyagc from Naples to Angterdam, by His MaJefty's Slm jaloofe, C. Strachey, Eft Commander, and candenuted to His I'vlakeitr• Alfo, in purfuance of a Decree from the High Court of Admiraky. Breed to Chtiftopher Robinfuu, Efq. Dudtor of Laws, and Sa muel Latham, Efq. 7 Sere's Gum Sandarac. al 6 & T ons Sweet Almonds 44 Ditto Bitter Ditto. is Bales Pomegraoam P. 56 Ditto anti Arabick. 16 Scrods Pcnnel-Seed. 7 Ditto St. Cribbe, or Worm-Seed. Part of the Cargo of the Danith Brig Speculation, detained sr Prize, on her Voyage from Mogadore to Amiterd.m, by Ks Ala. jetty's Stoop jaloufc, C. Strachey, lift Conimmitleg.aad maim nod to kits Majclty. Alfo, ABOUT Sixty-three Toni PORTLAND STONE in Blockse—And I French Clock. The Goods to be viewed Threc Day. iidotc the Sale, and Ca talogues to bodied by applying to LATHAM, RICE, AND CO. Samples of tke Drugs and Seeds may bo isien by applying to Mars. Smirk, S. Bathe, and Martin, America-Num, Loudon; of who n Catalogues may biked. DISEASHO of the URETHRA and Certain comPLAncrs. AS fok Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated medi cated Boogies and Remedies, Mt. DUFOUR informs the Public, that he may a WWI be asefulted daily from to to 3, st his book No. ys, Fritis.ftreet . Sotto, as Cafes of Strictures, Obftne tions,Gleets.fice he. as well m Debility, and every di& der where (weer is fu egential a reouifite, that Mr. Dufour has provided a fpaeloos Haute, that every Patient may be introdutedio a foments apartment. Mr. D. has for many years ortitao.l Mania/ to that department of Surgery, and from estenfive ptaaloe, and the mat flattering fee cis, he is enabled to der a method of core, akar:ion% regal/ k¢ _ftes confinement or reftisint is thou and whiob prevents a rekple. Perrone in the country fitting their cake fully, in a letter, ambling a one or a two pound now, will have proper remedies fentto tie amount- For the variousfyinptorocke. fee Mr.Dutosies Treadle cm the above complaints,wite ss.lid. the fifth «Wiwi; to be bad et J.Callow, Crown•eoort, Saito; Mao- Qtteets. Heuer Chino.; and oldie Author. HAVING dedicated myrelitt the Rudy , and bees gratified by the mint confideroble prattles to that beaoth which 1 thought proper to relent, I trait that I bare not more oaf employed my time than More who, in tie Margin field of the profeffiun, are ocea&anally inamerrod In uncertainty, and canna always attain that Meters which is acquired by emeartrating 1M latelletitnal power to one clefs of diforders. Thedlfeales of DEBILITY are peculiarly din:Ming, for Meg bring with them a tram of concomitant fymptems, and, by a fit prdfioo of all vital energy, es/Renee Well becomes embi serest— AVbether they arife from the prevalence of M example, thedelleue babits of felool-boys, or the indulgence' of maturity, they re quire the molt aMdunts profeillenal Mill ; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the fymptonu are aggravated * an 4 the coca. union is defteoyM. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE M SURGEONS. I ground my pretenfions so muddle, of education; and poffriteg every Omit:gem pr bi tt i l e .ll feet nayfee Mdtled to that con fi dence with which 1 bare bear folberally honoured. In the firft fenfations or local weaksids, early appfieatiop wig S tint use calamity of a debOkated frame ; but where the fur fear, awn a confidoufners of the nomaniiners of the vice wilds aided his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or aortae of Ms family playfidan, and broods over his Infirmity with careful con cealment, it malt be facierattoep for biro to be anima cot only of eepabibty of treatment. bet Mu of the molt inviolable feero:y. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is poffible to prevent raja. danger or diftrcfs ; in the molt complicated mks it if eke acquirer ment of exelufive experience in this line to effect a fate, cats* and (peed y re-eftabliflutient offer the advantage of tha experience to thole of either fez who are filitdted with any kind of DEsisurv, of any fyroptosa of VENEREAL INFECTION, and in an can the terms of ram ' nerttirn are natal on the Ern interview. pat wain the country to expcdted to imitate 3 Bank note, ail are re quelled to (Pacify their age and manner of living. MARTIN !MEE, Waiter of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. No so. ArundeMtreet, Strand. neat Temple Bar TO THOMAS TAYLOR ESQ . , Dt N. 9, Dridse-ftreet, London. A FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have relayed from your invaluable Medicitm-I.EAKE's PATENT PILLS. About two years ago I wan attached with a Vex Mr. ow n e R, which I treated rather nightly for fume time, but the DS. ufe at knyth fpreading all over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty, but dolt annum afforded only temporary rellef—i went through various Curies of Saliva tion, and from being rather of a eeepuk us Habit was reduced us a mere Skeleton. The Clan that fpread all over my limbs, re*. dered me a complete °bled, fit that my friends defpaired of 111 recovery. When brought to this natation, I aufidered deaths inevitable, but a relation of mine commenting upon the many Cale in which your Pill* had fueceoded, I was induced to try a boa if them, which I thought rather relieved me, and by perfueraricy ' for two or three months, and following your Direetions, I cap - rkneed the mon unaccountable Rehtlation from Pain, the Stem gradually fubliding; I am now, thank lino, perfettly recovered and walking out dilly I doubt not but one more but, whicha think cautious to take, will eftahlith my health in its orginal Rate. It Ii with the mon heartfelt gratitude that I fisbferibe myfetf t fir. Tour much obliged humble (errata, Wu. Pa tau O. Deanfgate, kl.inehater, July s, 'Eon. P. S. for the pul.lie benefit I do not obJed to the above brief publlfhed, but leave you to net as your Own bettenasigingue than dittate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tsui" TA Member of she Royal Coll,,te Of Surgruns, Leaden, at hl• litnrro. Nn. 9, N..w.lindge-ltreet Where, alter a COglft.int re4l-try." of more thitty.fi• yean, in a praCtiee partleul.oly td to the Cure of Vaten.al Comphiins, with that ierclolaSk whith wen of hi. Prohilion (hook' always obl'erve, M. Patter' hirifek, the .dal and :Meaner he yratuitoully sdmit.:“...r• to p: riot, taking e 5.... his.!..•ior, will he eff , smed, by a rt.:' e Public, at in adv./lurch:l.l ttttt to be obtained. and viol S.4d. ly hi Appointnunt, for the convenience of thole heir? :t a .limner, at the Perfumer's, N.. it. St •ki!'-‘' . • ttr. P..11•NI..11; the Toy-111 tr. N.l. tot. 011..1114: .t ; Ditb.,1.1.4"•. No. 7, I ilb. beet-loll; Mr. SteJ'., Bookf,f.r, • No. t. o-lt ow, I hide 'I over Hall, Mr. W .thea's, he:IA-ores ; hi,. Cal., I)u4lin ; Mr. Billinge., lat .l' p"... 1 : Mr. At kinfon'i, Itiatieht get ; and by am Perim in se•rf • ..t.hderahle Town in Great-Brit.tiu it. Si..', • a.. aLd up with lull rod pl e ,t , I hrez'ions. sehs..tt.T ' l'srfos of eit LI See ma) Cue thessafelv...• ,rtra Lab.. Spetd. • ersey,a,4 NAr.4y. t.w400:4 11inted a... 1 rat 11%,1 by t FVLIAINT (00 Ce" - ter u7 -place Lam' etb • .a et:c Sr Al 0711 CS. Net. rty• Irett alto at As rAt Ureeits.ion, Is. B •supasi A LI land. or tnafrop Age, a, think VIM at Ati66lll ll 'lke( elbles. =frail man, t 1 one 144 lift 1:c1: BY su TAU Loch 2 the Bat el Der Fora lard!. -No •i TIM IPitC4•l POI elf the Oft tab 11PIE0 tisTh - isd It* tl all 4.1 . 1 dim tits r See al al l'erk Sid) ri . ' I rd TWA ....-•••• day Si scat be - TW fat Pt Abe the fame artift's prodiu 44 8 . d Frame, tvieh a—We had hoped Mr. I • Rile of clueing, which famenefs that islitreme rs- , Of the cortellnefs oT we can:irit fpieak. 3611. ffria, from Spent The eaticuiion of this d and the relief of the Rion ; but, io the mai there Is a tet:nd deal of Hs. The Gotta:re/am tuna reminds us of the child leaning spina tl painted with great fors louring is eat' tently vi 246. Portrait of the rent.stet.-arlis, thou tiers of the Noble Duk The figure wants digr whole work is too rude 7be Prince of A SHACP --This - coats, and flatly paint Chet Itithout taste.-1 tag, well drawn, ant Wig frame, might be 'the piliare is certainl 373.. Edinburg& from • A.—We in genera Tamer's drawings, tit former be takes his hitter he follows blind vie*, particularly in t a—the colouring. how. 57 t Dye's: SeleGer as J. Atarmsoo.—A fpi alt ft has paid no gre thon or colouring. 420. Sir/Gelid/451re R. A.—A very beam Refrage hi the Tatler. Elia. the Exhibition wanted its principal s ever. finial his drawl therlf. 494. Tieeflal Attu A defign from the Sp than the preceding, I s 45. View on the S Through one of the view eilaihits a eon Dercia,• Vont au Cl le Falai., and the pi objets are well mad a pkafinft_hue. • 473. e the cooese.—vee, con Of colons mg ebefle, may be called fathin 5 P'iew from t) 3arkgb Hoyle—G. ( and melody ; 1 the building the lin ever beheld. Natut the materials, but it moor at the rnomen is rather too chalky 4.. Piew of We 4 W. Llastat..—Mr. identifying his view but we could with 1 outline and heal co 447. C Aden cud from 'amnion is won place way. alfo rich, and the e out is (Itch as fpea his profetion. 412. A Sid Tra , very interesting fob told, but as a land gether extremely pl coi reedy dial' 3.8, 31y. A k, bragoor.— K. K. in ed perhap as Itudi otherwilc we deem , drawings. The pc per are not Eat ticu 279. Ile FO, Ms of this defcription • fuecasta, and in tl freedom of pencil didinguifh the prow anent that there i. fubjeEts ; even hi • fi again, rifern every 539. Portrait: of W d tint In. The moll Emery. Fawcett. in a hard and rash toothed in whit m et t. Portraits Ar tilt. —This pl'' , mark • A. Ai) A dco •n .a ing All 4Sr. A great wide' a.taclie• much cv • the arrJrigeguent very cultivated ml of light and lhade througlwii: ..f tint, ai..l some ing here Ari! t sur, uyima the wl