Star. — London, England, 1801-04-30 00:00:00

N,IUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. For the Nautical Advertifeincnts, fee tbc Bet Page. MAILS THIS DAY..—.BIITHEP E. tittatrro Dos • Watcrfor.l, April 24 ▪ Ik3toooloodre, April 26, k Outolity, Aptil 27, 0 krfey, April 28, PORTSMOUTH, APRIL $9. Sailed this morning the Pollee* and Kswo alto°, having different detachments of troops on board for Gibraltar, Minorca, and General Sir RALPH ABERCROMBIE'S Army in Egypt. The tranfports with the troops dellined for Egypt *ere Precluded from receiving any women on board among!! tipfe Slips is the SSA NYMPHI Capt. CHU RC 11.—.• Sailed the BEAVER and Rsmssrs on a crnize. YARMOUTH, APRIL as,. Lai evening arrived the DIAsA packet, Capt. 0.5111)101, with Hamburgh and Bremen Mails front Cuzhaven.—Alfo arrived the Lucchellua, Capt. H9OTEIt, from Anifterdam, bound to Madeira, laden with empty calks, captured by his biajefty's Poip Lynx.—His Majeßy's (hip l'Esrszcizt has captured and fent in ben, the Elizabeth Reyn, Captain. Isexut, ind Vortnna,. Ciptain Paz . ° aa, both laden with goods, from Rotterdam. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. DIAL, APRIL 29.--Sailed the G&i RITT !loop on a crtitze.—Rentant the 01-22A-se6La. man of war,--Wind N. E. GRAVESEND, APRIL 39.--Part by the Mermaid, STILTON, from Charlellown ; Albatros, —; jonse Peter, MARTIN ; jonge Ann, —; Vrow Luti o sna, --; and William, CL AS btoRE, from Amilerdarn.--Sailed the Brothers, PACKWOOD, for New York. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL s*. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, APRIL 28, 1801. Colly of a Letter from the Right Honourable Lord KEITH, K. B. Admiral of the Dine, and Commander in Chief of his hla4dly's Ships and Veffels in the Mediterranean, to EVAN 101.141•1„Efq. dated In the Harbour of Marmorice, the 17th of February 1201. Sir-1 tranfmit a lift of Merchant Veffels cap. tared or deßroyed by his Majety's Ships and Vef fels on the Station fine my Ina Report, and have the honour to be, (Signed) Ktrrit. A Lift of Ships and ‘'ellids captured on the Mediterranean Sta tion, by the Squadron under the command of Vice-Admiral Lord Kerr., flee loft Return, fo fa as the false has been . received, exellfive of Armed Veffeb ;beady rerted. Swint fence St. Ants to de Padua, laden with &itir and fin, tram Malaga bound to Ceuta: Taken by the Thalia, Capt. Nifbet, September t 2, aco. Spain& brig Two Brothers, laden with rags, ealavances,und bafs matting, from Allen-Bay: Taken by the Tilden, Capt. Stlks, Anglia t a, /Soo. Spaniel tartan, (name unknown,) laden with fundries, from Cartionarie Caftk: Taken by ditto, Septa nber3, t Roo. Two French raven, (nines unknown,) laden with cartham ware, front Marti:dies : Taken by the Pearl, Capt. Ballard, Augull 31.1800. Trench fence la Moire, in ballet : Taken by ditto, Augull 31. Spanith fence, (name unknown,) in banal!: Taken by ding, Argot! 3t taco. American b;ilg Hind, laden with fugar, from Salem bound to Cadiz: Taken by the Anion ' Captain Durham June ss. Dana veffel Carolina, laden with wine, from Bonnie:tux bound to Bremen: Taken by the Venus and Circe, June 25, deo. ' French vat' Francis, laden with wine Taken by the Loire, Captain Newman, jaae ay, aim Le Lewitt French viral: Taken by the Minerve, Captain G. Cockburn, December 4, 2799. Portugueffe vetcl 0 Vardar : Taken by the Mermaid, Captain R. 1). Oliver, December 4.17954 Trench veld Bayonne: Taken by the Mincree. Jan. 6, doo. French vefiel (name unknown): Taken by the Brilliant, Jan. 6. Spatia vedel Volcano: Taken by the Atinerve, January 6. Portugusfe veffel Carmo I Diligentc: Taken by the Nctley, Captain F. O. Bond, February 2o :goo. Spanielveffel Battlelor : Taken by t he Cormorant, Honourable Captain Boyle, March 2., shoo. tipanith vale! (name unknown): Taken by cite Emerald, Capt. Mirth 23, 1800. Englilh Rilliam: Taken by the Aurora, Cart. Caulfield, March 30, tBOO. brig Bernith, laden with cation, oil, &e. Taken by the Flora, April s, I Soo. French velfil fanny: Taken by the Loire, Captain Newman, May 24. I/1 40 . Span& ketch, of fix guns (name uni'nown) Drove on chore Gene mouth of the Rhone and buno t by the Camelion, Captain Mai, lanti, Aagutt so, /too. Spanik boat II irliary 'fakcil by the boats of the Guerrier, Augull 2n, ?Soo. Engin brk, itelenri : Retaken by the Incendiary, Captain R. D. Dunn, Aural an, !Roo. Spanifit fehnner lit. &Amit, laden with cocoa, fugar, indigo, lee. from Orontinko bound to Cadiz : Taken by the l'hattou, Captain Morris, A tigult 29, t Moe. Spunk 011 , 1 Reyna Luifa. laden with cocoa, wool, and twelve thoufand pourds in bullion from MonrcW.h.o to Cnrunna: Alen by the Netie.y, liati;. VG. Bond, Auguit ti, Oleo. Spauilh vcß.l fri Leger*, laden with (agar, cocoa, cochineal and indigo, and dollars: Taken by the Mincrvc, Cart. O. Cock burn, Augult yr, tlloo. French latent velfet privateer, of two guns and four fwivels, called la Ltangerntik, from Baths bound to Toulon: Taken by the Mutiste,Captain Hide, Auguft 20, atno. French privateer of four guns, fix (which, and fifty-fix men : Taken by the Salemine, Capt, Briggs. Auguß so, :Soo. French privateer Geri rat Holt, of two gun• and twenty-fix men: Sanded by the Termagat t, Captain Shipley, Septets btr tiou. Aarter:c.n brig rnion. laden with sugar, tallow, Ste. from New lurk tounl to eadis: Taken by the Ae et, Captain Hope, September 6, alma. Neill: loci^ )(anderihnad, laden with deal, from krona ?obits lap Taken n the Heetor, Captain Elphinitortes, Sept. to. cwedah foiti Ll:Mina Juliana, laden ce,th deals, front Staten b'iutiel Amine and Nlataga : Taken by the Kent, Capt. Hope. Septembi r s 6. neon. Stvedifll brig Vig hnt, la',n with de:iis, front I nails bound to nevifie - Taken by the I heat, t. Mom.. Sept. 30. French Xebec* I,W-rends:lt, of four guns, and 46 way, laden with arm*, fice. tram Taalia hour d to Egypt: Taken by the Santa Terefa. Cat:taus Canipb.il, Septeinkat n 7, is m . 8. it natird it. Antonio: Taken by the Charon, Capt.Btidges, 30, TRon Bo Allowed St. Maria : Taken by dams, Auralt so, ,100. I,ponat 'MLA I:IR..; Carlos, laden with fapar, Mcilgo, and co chineal: Taken by die bikes-ye ' Catmint:. Cockburn, and Doris. Captain Lord Rattail', September A. 11150. French 2mg Vielcriata, tulai wick cotton, coffee, and fispr, Rom Cayenne bound to Boutin/Is : Taken by the Mhtly:, Captom Coekburn, Sept, sober 26. :Rao. Plitt h 1 . 1. ladiir with /agar and earn, front 1:w:- dolour board to !Wardens : Taken by ditta, Sep:tinter 13, 'Soo. SpaniaL felmantr Felix. of ur mats, and It men, laden with %m o o. asecciammsc, fran. CorlillSla bound to Veto Cm. ta k m by the Phonic, s:aptain !Ulnae., :i.pt maba 16, American brig Atlas, lidentith tobacco, from Vie bound toi Seville: Taken by the Milbrook fchooner, Lieutenant Mat thew Smith, September 2,6, doo. French fetter, (name unknown), laden with coals, from Bone bound to Marfcilles : Scuttled by the Pearl, Captain S. J Ballard, Odober era, Axe French fence, (name unknown), laden with empty calks, from Bone to ?Via, faiPC9 : Burnt by ditto, Odlober al, 'too. French ketch la Virge le Bon Secure, laden with brandy and wine, from Adze bound to Nice: Taken by ditto, October a 1240. Genr:efe !kip Saint Juan, laden with oil, lemons, and empty calks, from Bone bound to Cate : Taken by ditto, Orlober 14, 18:0. (knock Chip, (name unknown), with ditto, from Bone bound to Cate: Takers by ditto, Odtober t 4, rBOO. French fetter la N'irge Rofaria, laden with oil, from Nice bound to Adge Taken by ditto, Odober 15, a 800. French fetter St. Jofeph, laden with tanners bark and oil, from Nice bound to Adge • Taken by ditto, Odlober 15, 'Roo. French knee, (name unknown), in baba, from Nice bound to Adge : Taken by'ditto, Odlober '5, 'kn. French fence, (name unknown), with oil, front Nicc bound to Adge Burnt by ditto, Odobee 15, 'BOO. Neapolitan polacre Stip Modona del CAnnlna, laden with falt, from Trapani bound to Ponte God : Taken by El Corfo, Captain Ricketts, September 6, I Soo. N. E. Chartered by Merchants at Milan and Cremona. Neapolitan polacre iblp Madona del Laura, front Trapani, bound to Ponte Gore, laden with fait: Taken by ditto, Sep tember 6, 1800 —N. B. As above. Neapolitan polacre Grip MOdona del Gratis, laden with falt from Trapani bound to Ponte God: Taken by ditto, Sep: tanber 6, 000.—N. B. As above. Imperial polaere bark, laden with fait, from Trapani bound to Ponte. Cori, name, Madona del Jofrata : Taken by ditto, September 6, allow—N. B. As above. Neapolitan polacre brig Archimede, laden with fait, from Tel, pani bound to Porte Geri : Taken by ditto, September Iz, 1800.—N. B. As above. Neapolitan pixie Rip)* Rachel, laden with fait, from Tra pani bound to Ponte Gori : Taken by ditto, September 16, 1800.—N. B. As above. Neapolitan polacre Grip Divint del Providenza, laden with fah, from Trapani bound to Ponte Goal : Taken by ditto, Sep tember i 6, 1800.—N. B. As above. Neapolitan polacre Quip Vicenza di Tripani, from Tripani bound to Ponce Gori: Taken by ditto, September ad, 1800.— N. B. As above. Imperial lreballo, Pleni Lunce front Trapani bound to Ponte Goal: Taken by ditto, September 16, 1300,--N. B. As above. Imperial Irehello, Sueeeifo, from Trapani, bound to Ponte Cori: Taken by ditto, September a 6, ado.—N. B. As above. Neapolitan polacre lip Annunciate Angiolo, from Trapani bound to Pane Cori: Taken by ditto.—N.s. As above. Neapolitan polacre Grip Modena del Pitta, laden with CalLfrorn Trapani bound to Pontc Gori : Taken by ditto, September 17, As above. Four 'Ails laden with wine and flour : cut out of La Vendour by the boots of the Mermaid, Captain Oliver, Odlober aa, French weird la Jame Alexandrini, from Toulon bound to Bar celona, laden with four thoufand four-pounders lot; one thoufand five hundred eight-pounders • and Seven hundred and ninety-one muskets: Taken by t h e Bull-Dog, Captain Barrington bacres, Odlober as, 1300. Dania% brig Pelican, laden with provifions bale goods, Ike. front Amsterdam and Malaga bound to L eghorn: Taken by the Pearl, Captain Ballard, November 16, 1300, fuppofed to have Dutch property; was detained by a Minorquin pri vateer, but retaken by the Danilb matter and crew. French polacre la Union, laden with rice and coffee, from Alex- 1 andria bound to France : Taken by the Flurentina, Captain Broughton ; Cynthia, Captain Dick ; and Urchin gun-veffel, Lieutenant Smith, December 5, t Fico. 1 French brig.k Bon Pafteur Retronve, laden with rice, coffee, and fupr, from Alexandria, bound to France: Taken by Ditto, December 7 'goo. French brig l'Hourn;fe Chiron, laden with rice and coffee, from Alexandria bound to France : Taken by Ditto, Dec. 13,1800 French brig Hyppolite, laden with rice, from Alexandria bound to Meridalee: Taken by the Fourdroyant, Captain Beaver, December an, 111120. Spanifh lugger privateer Noßra Senora del Carmen la Confi anza, of two guns and twenty-fix men, from Vigo on a cruise: Taken by the Netl.y &homer, Lieutenant F. G. Bond, September 28, ilk°. Englith brig Mary, laden with one hundred and fifty-nine calks of butter and tome colls,from Dublin bound to Oporto, Recaptured by Ditto, Odtober 16, :Soo. Portuguefe lugger Lial farina Vilna, from Viana on a cruise : Recaptured by Ditto, Oelober 16, 1800, and given up to the Portugucle free of falvage. N. B. This lugger mounted (even guns, and belonged to the Portuguefe Government. Spent& fchooner privateer, of nine guns and fifty-five men, idled St. Miguel alias Alertha, from Plante Vedra on a cruise Taken by the Netley fchooner, Lieutenant F. G. Sand, November 8, rBOO. Englith brig Hunter, laden with fifh from Newfoundlandboond to I.llbon : Recaptured by Ditto, NovemberB,lBoo. 0 Spd& potacrc Ihip Santa Chriftiana del Gras, laden with (a gar, cotton, &c. from Vera Crux bound to Cadiz : Taken by the Flora, Captain Middleton Ansi& 30, Gentle !inhere hip Conceptiondalen with rice, fugue, cola, and (runs, from Akaandria hound to Madden: Taken by the Swiftfure Captain Hallowell in fight of the Tagre,Cap tain Sir William Sidney Smith, December 3t, 1800. French Bombard St. Roche, laden with wine, liqueurs, iron ware, Delfth cloth,. and various other merchandise, front Marleilics hound to Alexandria: Taken by the Penelope, Captain Blackwood, in fight of the Swifthre, Tigre, Mino- taur, Northumberland, Malta (chimer, and Florentln, Ja . notary 8, 1801. French bombard la Myths:polite, laden with merchandise, from Marinates bound to Akxandria: Taken by the Pene lope, Captain Blackwood, January 13,1801. French sebeck Guerrier,lacien with arms and ammunition, from Toulon bound to Alexandria: Taken by the 'Termagant, Captain Sitiptcy, and Port Mahon, Captain Buchanan, Janu ary 11. Oki. A veffel, (name unknown,) laden with corn: Taken by ditto, December e, 1800. French prliach Affumpt ion laden with rags, from Bath bound: to Genes : Taken by Car Santa Tads, Captain Campbell, Odober 27, 1303. French sebeck Conception, laden with oil, from Bala bound to Malfeilles : Taken by ditto, October 29,1800. French Blip l'Egrep, laden with bugle: Taken off by the Speedy, Captain Lord Cochrane, December Majorca French bombard (same unknown): Driven alhore and totally sereci.,d by ditto, December Is, dans Spanifh tartan Mahone, laden with wine: Captured off Car thsrena' by ditto, and rent to M a hon, December 2 4 , 1 8 02 , but nut fence beard of. Liaurian Dap St. Antonio, in habil : Captured off Barcelona, by ditto. January 20 ' =Rot. Span& Brig Ecce Homo, laden with &villa : Taken off Bar e< lona by Ditto, January 10, 1821. French Ship h .Andti‘, laden with Bailie: Taken of Bar celona by Ditto January 23, 180 s. Genaefe Ship la Rhonr, laden with Salt, Brandy, Wine, and I m out, from Cettc, hoard to Marfeincs: Taken by the Mer cury, C20401 1 / a uma. Rogers,4anuary 6, a 80a. °neck Ship 84. John,laden with 'inc from Cctte, bound to MarfeUks : Taken by Ditto, January 6, 1801. French Brig le Maria Jacpbine, laden with Brandy, Wheat, and Sugar, from Cette,llmand to Vfarktlics: Taken by Ditto, January 6, slat. Frooth Brig le Solidc, laden with Brandy and 'l2'heat, from Cede, bound to naiades : Taken by Ditto, January 6, !kr. French bdg Le Cheri, lack= with fah, from Cede, bound to Merfeilks : taken by h. ea. January 6, t 80s. Gamete brig St. casola, rarer: wi:b wine and brandy, from Cette,boundt Murrill.... taken by ditto, January 6,180 t. 'Onto& bombard Cempte Grain!. Ltd n with wheat and Bock Mb, from Cent, bound to !stultifies: taken by ditto, J natant 6, am. Frrneh bomb h Palle, laden with wine and brandy, from Cent, bound to Marf : taken by ditto. January 6, aor. Gawk bortibird St. Andre, laden with wheat and fugar.ftona Cettc bound to Martntles: Taken by ditto, January 6.1801. French knee k Bone, Lan with wire, from Ccttc Mood to Markilke Taken by ditto, Januar j 6, dbl. French fettec le Republican,laden ntth wine, fromCette bound to Maffeilles: Takes by ditto, January 6, r French tartar-la Croifette, laden with wheat, trim Cate bound to Marfealles: Taken by ditto, January 6, sllot. French tartan St. ludo Pierre, laden . with ,Whcat and .StaVeir from Cette bound to Marfeilics: Taken by ditto, January 6. French tartan la Roar* laden with wine and bread, from Cette bound to Marfeilles : Taken by Mtn; January 6. French tartar la Madona, laden with wheat. fronsCette bound to Marfehh.s: Taken by ditto,. January 6, doz. French bOmbartl, (name unknown), from Markle' to Alex andria ; Taken by the fquatiron under the orders of Captain Louis, of the Minotaur, February 7, The Cinque St. Maria de Baal, laden with wine, from Samos bound to Alexandria : Taken by ditto, February 7, tech. The Calque St. Nichnia, laden with wine, from Samos bound to Alexandria: Taken by ditto, February 7, a 301. French. ihip La Jenne Union, laden with coffee, fugar, rice, &c. &c. from Alexandria b ound to Toulon : Taken by ditto, February 7, atm. French brig la Colombe, laden with coffee, fugar, rice, &c. from Alexandria hound to France: Taken by ditto.Felt.7,lBol. French brig la Jenne Rafael, laden with coffee, fugar, rice, Sec. from Alexandria bound to France: Taken by ditto, Feb. 7. French brig (name unknown), laden with (undry merchandize, front France bound to Alexandria: run on Shore by ditto, February 7, am. French Polacre ihip, la Prife trAlgiers, laden with rice, coffee, nitre, and Morocco leather, from Alexandria bound to France, taken by ditto, February 7, t SOT. French brig l'Amitk, laden with rice, coffee, and Condi:rather merchandize, from Alexandria bound to France, taken by ditto, February 7,180 t. (Signed) aunt. Foudroyant, in the harbour of Marmorice, Febriery 17,186 i. The Lettets from Stockholm, of the tot 4 Lite, thii the Swedifh fqtiadrOn *is not tb 'fall from Cgrlferonx tilt the atrival oftlit Danifh pilots, with the 'aft orders and in ftruelions from his Swed ifh Majelly. Meanwhile the Swedi(h Admiral had hoifted his flag, and put into the road of Carlf crona with the following !hips of the line : CONS. 5111”.. • 74 Padcrneilandet 74 Forfighigetten - 74 Aran - - 64 Vata - 64 Adolphus 64 FRIGATES. 40 Calash ee 40 Eurydice - 4o Froya CUTTERS. Dragon - t 8 Lejon - - - tR Falk - . - t 8 Afiiitance - Hock - - t 8 Providence x The Rambler, STORM, from Cardiff to London, is run down by a light collier, and fbnk near Bark inir Creek. Flit New Recovery, FAIRBORN, froth Shields, was loft on Halbro' Sand, the 9th inftant.—Crew faved. The Elizabeth, —, of Scarbro', and the Heart of Oak, Porrs, of Stockton, coal loaded, are loft on Ridear Sand.—Crew - of the latter faved. The Polly, Aimfwortb, arrived at Liverpool, from Jamaica, parted with the James, off the the Banks of Newfoundland, and off-Cape Clear, beat off a privateer of 14 guns, and too men, af ter an aaion of one.hour and 20 minutes. The Mercury, HARiY, from London to Ber bice, was captured the 15th of February, by a Privateer of 16 guns, in lat. 42. long. 15- The Betfey, Coon, from Harwich to Poole, is taken and carried into Calais. The Mary Ann, WILEY, of Greenock, which had been taken, is retaken by the REIroLuT IONAIa E frigate, and arrived at Cork. The Grinder, CAMERON, from Li(bon to Dub. lin, was taken the 19th March, in lat. 39, by la Jenne Jacour privateer, of 16 guns, who had alto captured two other veffels, from Lifbon to London, one of them commanded by Capt. Goon- SHIPS. Guffaws ill. - Wladiflaw - - Adolphus Frederick • Tapperhetten Malichetten - GUNS. 64 6 4 64 Bellona • - Diana . - Camilla - - 60 6o - - 40 . 40 - FELLOW. Letters received from az Officer of the Vsm EMILE, of 74 guns, Capt. Hoov, dated the 18th ult. in lat. 42, Elate, that the Sorsa', of 74 guns, and the CAMIBLIAX, of 44, had fallen in with a Spanifh brig deeply laden, in a finking Elate. Capt. HOOD, with his ufual humanity, took out the mailer and crew, when the veffel loon went down. The Spaniards exprefred great gratitude for this as of Briti(h humanity. andr: - MILITARY PROMOTION& Conuniffion in the Seventh North Britith figned by the Lord Lientenant. Michael Falcon, Gent. to be Eagle, vice Patrick Campbell, re 'levied. Dated January as, tflot. Commilfion in the Carnarvonthire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. John Hampton Hampton, Ffq. to be Captain of a Company, vice Griffith Griffith, Efq. reigned. Dated April 1, tBot. WAR-014104 DUBLIN-CASTLE, MARCH 27, 1801. His Majefty has been pleated to make the fol lowing Promotions in the Army on this Mahal meat : aid Light Dragoons—Peter Warburton to be Comet, without parchafe, vice Hay, removed to 6th Dragoon Guards; Ma thew Thompfon to be Cornet, without purchafe. Dated December 6, 12.00. sd Battalion of is& Fooo—Benjunin Scott to be Enflgs, with out purehafe, vice Mark, promoted ; Anthony Fronde to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Gilbee, promoted. Dated December 6, t Soo. ad Battalion of 46th Foot—Lkutenant-Colonel William Cec he% from Halftpey of the loos tosth regiment, to be Lim tcnant-Cedonel, vice Macdonel, exchanged. Dated July 7, deo. ad Battalion of 6ad Fom—Thomm Wilfon to be Heflin, with out purchafe, vice Turner, recommended for a Lieutenancy In the Rifle Corps. Dated November 7, taco. 711 t Foot--William Dickfon to be k:nfigu, by pinkie, vice Graham, promoted. Dated December 6, ifloo. Royal 'Mb Invalids. Lieutenant and Adjutant John Thompfon, front Northumber land Fencibk infantry, to be Lieutenant, vice Rofleflon, &- coifed. Dated December 6, :Soo 2d Batt . alion of Manx Fencibles. Enfign David Danbury to be Lievtimant, vice Moore, relived Samuel Kingiley to be Rags. Dated December 6, Northumberland Feuciblcs. John Jones to be Rnfign, eke findtb, recontmeoded fur pr o . motion. Dated December 6,1800. Somerfet Fencibles. Enfign Jahn Hill to be Lieutenant, vke Sandy, promoted in the safh Boot; James Dodrel to be Embrn. Dated pecan ber 6, raw. ERRATUM in the Gazette &the 2lft March laft. 62d Foot. For Rirberi AvAeever to be Ddign, without purclac. v:cs I. FL Bitted, promoted be the Rifle Carpi, Read no w Ambews to be Enfign, without pirdatr, I L K trollaid, promoted in tile Rifle Corp.. rARTIIS. Monday fe'nnigbr, at 'shun, 1.44 C.l.a4n, SI _art ley, of a fun. " On the zzd inft. the Lady of Henry 1 lowns 1. - r4 Cry!'. Cattle, Cumberlind, 13(.4 Sun. On Saturday, at t 4 Whitehall. L3ar of t-- Right lion. Gcorgiaa*, or a fci i . In IVlerrion-fquate, I.htt. the Lady of Robot Shaw, Ffn, of a daughter. On Tuchlay. in Y 0014184 Portman-have, the Lttly o f Sir Hems Popham, of a fon. • • MARROW. On the 2dialtant,at bore.hcitcr.ricuras Puf ti , Bfq. Dragootis, to Mrs. Eawiret., rend of litTaii t M. P. for Grarnpound..... In Dublin, S;tnuel Walker, Eft of recles-Breen, to 11•:' s Frances Crampton._ . • _ in Holles-R . reet, Dublin, John Camp&:ll, CAram in • i. 4 Royal Artillery, to Mrs. nncyd, wilow uf•tin.: : Sneyd, of faid regiment. DIED. Lately, at Rotterdam, Edward O'Bric i, Eft. neat btothct to the Margota of 'llontond•—hia remains wire intened in the family vault in the cathedra! of Cloyne. At'Spanifb-town, Jamaica, Lichttcnattt-Colottel Janes Cram, of the 46th reginicn t. At the Royal Horphal, Dublin, m ifs Hulahip, el& t1 . 64g1t 7 ter to Cap Holdthip , rd . the Capt.aiu of Hat bode. At Fart Charlotte, Nalha,lNew Pcirrlik.are,c a it a i; D o m Corbet, cithea7th rrillilkal gigot- _ . :• . • • _ DISEASES of tea TCA : and YGI~IRFh7, ' CO Awn: .• • MR. DUFOUR itefhlitnatbt: Pub ic,thnt he mat daily b e e echeed gratis, • iron 9t03, at hoick, NA S. Flithrltreet, Soho, Landoll, in ail crags of; Übßtu~ Striebeits, Oleets, Spinal Weaknefs, linoutinency of Uric,. Fillulites Impotence, yid debility In citlarr 'Sei, Fax. Fr e * extehlive Prattler in this department, td which he haeccyf, fined maw far miry years, he Offers . a Method of me; nkl e. dacacious, and which prevents a telapfc. • • Mr. DUFOUR, Pole F'roptittur of Daran's celebrated (gut dicated) Bougles. has ultimately fo iturrured thin; by dire& Ins them of the irritating efihtfts'of common Binigres, that they fusee ed where males and other violent mcans'havt For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is hi paler! if Daran's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement et refrain in dice unaccefigy. To amble I.int tq att‘nd patinas at their own hhufes, he has provided the afliltainte of a &intr. men of the Faculty. Perfons hi the country mil/ be eared by flatingtheir cafes in letters, pelt paid. Jut publiihed, price as; 6sl. Fifth Edition, csslarred;—.A Treadle on the above Complaints, illultratpd with the varions trisptoms and Cafes &ming the peinfal and dangaas d rifts Of Canftic Bougies; ertmprosled inithod of treating go. norrheas, ite. Ste. Printed fhe .Garbler, Crown-corn, Soho, and H. 'ES.. Symonds, Pe ; alto to In' hod at Atigizemea, Excter-Chanae, and. 4 . MSDKINE .ACT: At the only Warehorft forlnaff P lloo4 l*. No. 45, !it: Paul's Church-yard,a few door* foci the Corn cral•Chcaymie, THE following MEDICINES 4fe told, At the prices annexed, loclufive of the Stain'," Dodds it:tided by tb's Aft; but no additional charge hat Vzen made upon Dr. James's Powder; which is continued at the origlrea mite of u. 6d. per packet. It may alto be had at x14:1. per dozen; Of he quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle,lur zi. as. 6d„duty ncluded, fo that the Public are no fufferers. But in order to facilitate the operation, and to frffea fhe bon then of this Adt, witichWould in a great meafere have piortd a tax upon 1 enevoience, all the other Meditiner are fold to any perfoos pitrobatusg half a dozen. or more, tree from the carom of the Stamps. a. • he. Dr. Junces Powder -a 6 "'Dr. ikeirs's Opodeidot a 6 Analeptic Pills 4 6: ••/..: Cattrußion OS s 6 Cattle Powder N . Dr. Hooper's Pills A 4 amps - tti Dr. Auftin's Chalyboate • ...-.—. Cuumosic brops t 5 Pills - 4 0 EdMeilf Cultdmi 3 9 &Try's Bilious Bills s o Effence of Pcppenriint r t Dalby'sCartninathe t Omit:irk Modleities 3 9 Tkkell's JEthcrial Spirit 3 6 Olds's ?divas • 6 GrocnouglisTinetures . a , z Inglies Scots 1 o Tutu Lozenges lit Grant's Dropi - tti Mr. Spence'vDentrifice 4 o Norton's Drops 5 o Freake's Tindture ofßark 3 4 Spilibury's Dropi 3 o Huston's ditto 1 6 Speedirnan's Pia s 0 Eagliih, Coffee a 9 Dr. Sc lander's Teo a 9 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Jones's Rheumatic fiadture, 3a 6d. Affo the Genuine ltrquebnlade lately imported, and Mei (tithe other Proprietary Medicines in repute. Orders I* um tatkin are fupphed without. Stamps as before this Ad. N.B. As many perfons, particularly ferrants and menages., miftake the houfe, F. NEWBERY, the Proprietor, is und-t the neceffity of pointing out, that It is at the Fait End of lb. Paul's, neateft to Cheapfide, and that It has I great white • cud front, with theft words Iskribal _ _ Tut ONLY W OK /Ma Da.Jas lBll'S POV/1112. WHEN PrOfeffional Men of education and fponfibinty deviate from the general ()Mem by the cabin of a peculiar Branch, the fan lion of long coatis forcers is the belt criterioo of fuperiorlty. Eight years have I devoted my predict to the mclenve treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the faccefsful rdult Ot my plea gives me additional ardour to oppole da fkr a I Mt able the ravages of thole complaints which are await& import ant in the eatalogae of human informitlet. After initiation into every branch as an Army Smanso.l formed a wills at an earl y pesiod of Endicc to refcue ls from the ignorance of uneducated IYlen,'or die equally Ma. gartoosprocipitmcy of general 'Praditlowat. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cute of which lisNeih voted my attention, comprise every (pecks or VENEREAL iNrscnot4, whether of a recent or long duriticim—un). An kinds of DEBH.II'Y, whether coifing 'from the Habit's of Sekoothom, or the Indulgence of mature age, and lailiy that dr rangement of the fyitern in Women which iocalled BARREN NESS eff STEIULITY. Numerous difeaka are the refult of ignorance or balk in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and It not unfrequehtly 'hap pens that the feeds of life are polkaed by the indiferetkon of as unguarded hour. By a furrier method filth complaints are easily cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that I may prefunte to offer a radical re-eftahnihment. Few however are the cafes of compikated Mirth in this dfforder compared with the calamitous Swathing of Menotho from indttlgence Inc soixrAßY VICE, or the remMell Irage des of a Whit:amble late. acquire *matte of Dealt, what I. the unavoidable confequencc of fuck pemidous habits. Where the urhappy (offerer broods over his ml(,Ty.but hilly conceals his misfortune, it may be fame eonfolatina fir him to know, that although it be anehjed of doubt or trier- Minty with other Praditionera, the removal of theft IfEhl- CI ENCI ES by the gradual pn of Renovation is theacquicv ment of my experience. If the rites of Becalms or Woo, baw begun to reduce manly vigour, Moth anzloytwill be pree;atc I by an only courtcradion of this languid Sete, and ki drier 'aim no great dillacalties will occur. But where this Deistic-sky has itr year mined. a primer IV • freers:ice is Indifpenlibly requilitc to revive the umbring fracas of 1 Afe, and to rc-anknatc the Confbtatlon. MAP.RITD WOhIEN, who have king herr. difappointa Made Mmedations of a Family, may bellalbred, sitar in moil Dui anew furl duke* are curable by Medical Shill The SECRECY which is fo dfa wial to my vimisrtaking,Ari the Obaltheadons which I have prefmsed to Rate, farm •ia Bans ,d thy Pretennoss, and ft coincidence with fed kills in'. • lunation is even, their Mr may Se cordultod POWAY (or by Raters locking afoull note) at his hank, No ac, Arm • fireet, Strand. sear Tampa -Bar There is an 24,11th:coal entrance in Water-greet a.tjuialois and the name is can both the doors. M. R. Member of the Royal Coaeire at ihrrgwaraw LONDON. Printed for the Po e n l e/one, ti FHN DANIEL. (ot carriaby-ttrtet) , at the Sroa total ty... Oreies, Na a. Carry-ftrect; and ptblllfied k nit. KEW, Of Conterborrylace. I.tanhel ).• at Nok t. elof " Mott. and at the Stoa-Orrtea, l'entrat4bar ; to wltisb Office all dramatisations tot We Estrous we marled W be 641,4'4