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. _ _ _____ 7 _ 7 w -- - ..,. ••- . . . . r •.... ./". 1 t . . . . \ ... - • ..i...,.: .. • • \....ti.1, .• , '''' .2 " to it i ._ . dr.: Ab; '- ' 114111 / . . s 0 . i 1,, . , .-_, „....- ;v ...../a; , ,r 4 N,....11 . 1^ . ol ih * tH. s : 1 lki 4p Ct., % . ...,, , - illk Ir.' , .. :k Oi l) - A t, * . _ . . v tufbXl 7 : - i - EPTthtBE YUMBER 5 1 9 01 lO C 1805. LPRICE SIX-I Etc.:L VICTUALLING OFFICE, Seistearks 2,1895, THE COMMISSIO vERS for VICTUALLING HIS MA7B817"8 NAM, ♦ herd" give wae, THE ONLY LOTTERY TO BE DRAWN THIS YEAR. BEGINS SEPTEMBER 30, aos. SCHEME. TIE Propiietors or the LONDON INSTITU TIONS are hereby informed, that the Printed Copy of the Laws and Regulations is ready for Delivery, sod may be had by application to Men,. PHILLIPS and PARDON, George Yard, Lombard-Stat. bAMUEL WOODS, Sept. 9. Secretary to the Committee. That nn Monday the 16th infant, they will be ready to receive • in wr ting. (foaled up) and vest for ▪ ~Rl.l. HONORED CHALDRONS OF PITT'sTANFIELD MOOR COALS, or Coals of equal goedziefs; To be delivered in a whole t ergo or Cargoes, in the (pace of three vt,,!, from the date of the Contrad, winds and weather per • roictirg, alongfide the Wharfs of His Majefty's Vidtualling Pre lude. at Plymou , h amid Southdown, and to be paid for by Rills paphle with interelt ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contra may be fees at the Secretary's 01Ire. No regard swill h bad to any Tender is whieb the trice 'hall Not be ieferted in lv,reh at length, or that ftall not he delivered to the Board before One o'Cloci on the fail Monday, the 16t6 inliant, nor ralfs wl,O ~lies the Tender, or Agee Berlin on his behalf, attends to a l lTver wh , rs called for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Sernieber► 9, 1805. rrHE CO AIIfISSIONERS for VIt:TUALLING HIS MAJESTre NAVY, de bertdy g ive Yaks. That on Monday the 16th inftant, Mr. Thomas Ruffen, their A F , ot at Dover, will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fated vp) with Samp lca for FIVE HUNDRED QUARTERS of CLOS& DRIED AMBER MALT, Tfi be clawed into his Majefty's Viauslling Storm at that Port, I ;armee weeks, and to be paid for by Bills payable with intcreft Wray days after date. The Conditions of tbs Contraa may be feen Upon application to Mr Ruffel aforefail No regard will be bad to any Tender is wbieb the price flail net be iof ted in word' at bitgtb, or that flail not be delivered before twelve ieioebt on the Aid Monday the ifub infant, nor sodefi tLe Perfon lobo oda at Tookr, or Ante ferfoans Lit behalf attends, to dnfwer when ealledfr. VICTUALLINGOIFICE, of;: * 1805. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING XIS MAJES7Ds NAVr, do hereby:ism Notate, That on Wedneftlay the syth of September nett, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) for fuch quantities of IRISH BEEF AND PORK, Of the ht ft quality, and to be cured in the enfang francs, as the terpediv , Merchants and Dealers may think proper to offer, one third part thereof to be packed up in half puncheons, enie third part in tierces, and the remaining one third part in barrels; the latter to be ..1 the exclufive defeription, containing Fifty-two fourpound pi, ces each, to be delivered into Hie Majefty's Victualling Stores a: Dtptford, Portfmoutb, and Plymouth, and into the Army Vic tualling Stores at St. Catherine's, in regular proportions of each de. icri.ntion of CAI by the period undermentioned, •iz. One fourth of the whole, by the 13th of January, One haff if the remaining quantity, by the 3tft March, 1806. And the remainder, by the 3oth June, And to be paid for by Bills payable With intereft ninety days after Tilt Conditions of the Contra et may be teen at the Secretary's C 111(.!. t shin Office ; or by applying to Mr. Danfterville, Agent for the Victualling at Cork ; to the ColleCtors of his Majefty's Cullom at Limerick, Belfait, Newry, and Waterford; and to the Poll 'Matte . General at Dublin, refpeetively. N. B. No render for a lefs quantity than Soo Tierea will be accepted. .iVo rev,' will be bad to any tender in whi.6 the price frail not 6e inn f rdo at length, or tbatiball not be delivered b the Bmrd &for, o.e Atoci on the laid Wednefday the 2.611, of Slimier next, war teall tse perron noln maim the tender, or fame terlM as hie attends' to anfwer when Allied for. EAST-INDIA ROUSE, Argafi at, Mkt. THE COURT OF DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG' LAND, trai l , to the EAST INDIES, do Levelly give notice, That a Quarterly General Court of the laid Company will be lull at their Houle in Leadenhall-ftrect, on Wednefday the 23th September next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. The Court of Dirt Rocs do all, give notice, that at the (aid Gent al Court the following Unanimous Refolution of the Court of D;reetors of this day will be reported to the General Court, agreeably to the Adts of the 39th and 43d of his prefect Alajelty, ay 39 and 63, 1612. 1 hat this Court have every rcafon to believe, that all the per " lons who were on board the (hip Pitt wee or WA Ler at the time " of her hits, have perifficd ; and that the occalion and eircum " names relating to her lois arc wholly unknown ; and, therefore, " that there is an impofEbility of snquiring, fatisfadorily, into the " his of the Lid (hip ; and that this Court are fully fatisficd that " thu (hip was ftored in a futhcient manner at her outfit for her • voyag.:; and that confequently no blame can attach to the • 0 witas ; and that, from the experience and ability of the Corm. " 'minder and Officers, it is reafoi,ably to be inferred, that no blame attaches to them." WILLIAM RAMSAY; Secretary. C ING'S PATENT WORM-DESTROYING LOZENGES have been for Poeml years proved fingtlarly efficacious at this Teafon, in removing the numerous complaints occaSousdby the fucceffive changes of the weather in ours ariable climate; and as opening Phyfic on all oczafions, It is fuperior to every other Medicine. The public are particularly requelled to °Verve, that, in more 'menet eta fpurious compoiltion havina been imputed on the pub lic as Chines Patent Worm Loam& s. each Box and Packet of the e•mtulne Medicine h .ve the name of C!iing and Butler, No 4. Cheapfidc, engraved en the Ramp, by order of the }C)11. Commit- Loom, to imitate which is feta:ly. Sold wholaalc .tt Ching and liutler's, No. 4, Cheapfidc ; and retail by molt Medicine Venders in every town, Io boxes at 11 pd. and V. 6d. ,ach. In a few weeks will he publiited, in three volunws vdtavo, ACOMPENDIUM of MODERN HUSBAN DRY ; principally written durii ' s a Survey of the County of SURREY, made at the defire of the B oard of Agriculture. 1114f trative alto of the heft Practices in the neighbouring ('aunties, KENT, SUSSEX, &c. Is which is comprifed, an AnJylis of Manures, Closing the Chemical Contents, and the proper applica tion of them to Soils and Plants of all Defcriptions.—Alto, an Effay on Timber, exhibiting a view of the inercaag Scarcity of that important Article; with Hints on the means of counteran ing it—together with a variety of Nlifeellancous Subjedts pecu liarly adapted to the prefect State of the Intcrnal Economy of the Kingdom. By JAMES MALCOLM, Land Surveyor to their Royal Hibhntiks the Prince of Wales, and the Dukes of York and Clarence. Illuftrat(d by Plates, and a Map of Surrey, coloured fo as to r oibt out the Vatini , ,ns of &oils In the different Diitt idts. London : Printed fur V. and P.. Baldwin, rim lkidgc-Itrett. are 60,010 siNcoo i,OOO 8,000 6poo Sly 3,000 31GC 9 , :soce 30P,3 3 Prizes of £20,000 1',,000 3.000 1,000 I POO 10 sOO 3 0 - 100 6o so 4,500 20 3.000 Firft-drawn BLintsi entitled t 6 IO =eh 4 ... 7,619 Benefits 17,38! Blanks IMMO illm• . as,ooo Ticket•. 4 ( %sego° fhe Firft-drawa Ticket, stb Day Lcopco Ditto - tth Day 10,000 Ditto - - 7th Day s,oco Are part of the above Capitals. 'ICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICES. Half Q_aarter Price of a Ticket 4 19 13 o zo o 0 I Eighth . - S 1 o I Sixteenth - - Slt o 1 s 6 No. s 6, Cornhill, No. ss, Charing Crag, and ST. MARGARET'. HILL, Borough. HORNSBY and Co. refpeafully acquairt the No. bility. Gentry, and the Public in general, that they may be fopplied with Tickets and Shares, in great variety of Numbers, and at the loweft Prices, at either of the above State Lottery Offices. Prizes paid on demand, Whether a sol. or seDool. Orders by Mail Guard, Carrier, or Pon., executed on the fame terms as if prefent. The Lottery begins Drawing the Both of this month. MONEY FOR BLANKS. SWIFT and Co. No. it, rot/Li - ay, folicit the at tention of the public to the Scheme of the Lottery which te ens the 3oth of this Month. In addition to an extra number of Capital Prises, it contain, an advantage which has not been given in any Scheme for many years, viz. the money allotted to the 3,000 firlt Blanks; therefore the benefit of au early purchafe will be per ceived, as there can be no attual Blanks at the commencement of the Drawing. Thofc who delay their purchafes until after it has begun, will lofe the extraordinary advantage of having for a coufi derable time the chance of the Capitals without tho at of a Blank. PRESENT MONTH, 30th SD.PTEMBER, THE STATE LOT EERY COMMENCES DRAWING. TICKETS and SHARES are on SALE by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Bank-Buildings, Cornhill,and faring the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing ernfs, London. SCHEME. 3 Prizes of L.a0,000 3 . ropoo 3 3. 000 4 --• 2,000 6 1,000 to 3 00 _ _ _ &c. &e. Ste. The loweft Prize mil ago the Three Thoufand firf•drawn Blanks will be entitled to zoL each, making 7,619 Benefits. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCX, and Co. recommend an imtnediate purthafe, there being only Twenty.five Thoufand Tickets in the prefent Lottery, (Five Thoufand leis than In the loft) and from the Scheme being univerfally approved, and the demand very great. Tickets will be farce, and mutt advance coallderably. - PRESENT STATE OF FRANCE. This day was pub li fbed, price 3s. 6d. .1k FAITHFUL Account of the prefent STATE of FRANCE, and of the FRENCH PEOPLE nods the Defpotifm of BONAPARTE; containing Authentic Particulars and Anecdotes of the Government—the Militarythe Police— the Laws—the Public Amufements of Paris—the Manners,Drefs, and Domenic Society—the late Coronation—the Pope and Reli gion—the Legion of Honour—Trade and Manufacturer-the War with England—the Englith in France—the Bourboarthe Price of the Neceffaries of Life, &c. &c. &c. By an ENGLISH GENTLEMAN, Who efcaped from France in the Month of May. Printed for Ric • D Plil LTA PS, Bridge. treet,Blackfriara ; and to be had of all Bookfellers This day was publinted, price 26.611. the 86th Number of I'HE PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE, em- L bellinted with a PORTRAIT of Dr. PRIESTLEY, en graved by MACKENZIE.—A curious non-defcript water infect, and Figures to illuftrate the Theory of Elatticity, engraved by Low ItY. This Number contains the following important articles: Letter to M. Lacepede on the Natural Hiftory of North Ame rica, by B. S. Barton, M. D.—On the Aaion of Platina and Mer cury on each other„by R. Chenevis, Efq. F.V. S. &c.—On polilbing Gtafa, and on the Amalgam ufed for filleting Mirrota.byfl. G. Sage —.Account of the Ruffian Expedition to Japan—On roanufadur. ing Oxida of Mercury on a large fcale, by M. Parmentier—Mr. Snart on a nen•defeript Aquatic Animal—A new Theory of Elalticity, by A. Tilinch—Produdtion of Mariann by the Galva. nig dee impofition of Water, a mil hapertast difc very, by Mr. Peel—Zoological FaCts read in the French Natkmal Inltituts Life of Dr. Prieitley--Proceedinp of Learned Societies—Tra vels, Antiquities,Aftronomy, &c. and a Lift of Ncw Patents. By A. TILLOCH, Honorary Member of the Royal Irilh Acadeftty, &c. &e. To be had at Richardfon's, Longman and Co.'s, Symonds', and the other 13ookfclIcts. This day was publifhed, price as. 6d. (To be continued every other Month) Number IV. of r ENSURA LITE RA R I A, containing Titles and Abftraifts oi Scarce Books, Articles of Biography, and other Literary Antiquities, partly in imitation of the Plan of Oldys's Britiih Librarian. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter.row ; and J. White, Fleet-ftreet. CONTENTS Of NUMBER IV. Arr. I. Jehovah firth. Goo in the Mount; or, England's Parliamentary Chronicle. By John Vicars, 1644. 2. Con's Arke overtopping the World's Waves; or, the Third Part of the Parliamentary Chronicle, 1646, 4to. 3. The Burning Bulb not confunied; or, the Fourth and laft Part of the Parliamentaric Chronicle, 1646, 4to. 4. The Arte of Englifb Poetic. 1 s 89, 4to. S. Webbe's Difcourfe of Emtlifh Poetric, 4to. 1386. 6. Bodin% Si: Booke's of a Common Weal.:, trauflattd by Richard Knollcs,Fol.l6o6. 7. Collins's Odes, Defcriptive and Allegorical, 1746. 8. Watfon's Hiltory of the ancient Earls of Warren and Surrey, 177 6, 4to. 9. Philipot's Col!talon of Knights Bache.laws made by King James, Bvo. 1660. tn. Vivoruin Dodorum de Difciplinis Benemerentium Effigies Xl.lll. A. l'hillippo Amwerpim ; a; 72, fol. t. A Defcription of the Weltern Ines. By M. Martin, Gent 703,8v0. ta. Verfes, expreffive of the Author's regret at not having fuffi ciently cultivated Poetry. 33. Defultory Obfervations on the &Abilities and Eccentrici. tits of Men of Genius. 14. Calendarium Paltorale, t 653. Evo. it. Smith's Chronicon Kultieum-Co (continual). 16. Smith's Tradi on the Corn-Trade, with an Account of the 1.1:e of Mr. Smith, 5334, Bvo. 17. England's Helicon, 1614,8v0. 18. Retirement, a Poetical Fragment, (continued). 39. The Surveyor's Dialogue. By John Norden,sto. 1607. 23. Milton's Cypher, and Harlcian Library. 21. 113011121 NAVIN*. STO. 1747. BIRMINGHAM FIRFAFFICL FHE DIRECTORS of the BIRMINGHAM L FIRE-OFFICE being defirous of appointing Agents in the Cities and principal Towns in the Kingdom, requeft perfone of refpcdtability who would with for the Appointment, to make ap paid, n to the Secretary, who will inform them of the liberal allowance made for tranfadting the Bufiticfs. By order of the Direaers, ROBT. INWOOD WIMBRIDGE, Sec. Birmingham, Sept. t, 18os. RURAL SPORTS. UR. DANIEL's refpeafol compliments to the Noblemen and Gent/emit who have fubferibed to the RURAL SPORTS, in THREE VOLUMES QUARTO, and begs to inform them, that their Copies will be r el y to be deli vered on or before the isth inltaut. The iidifpolition of the Engraver has protratted the time from that before announcal, for deliver; of the Work. SUSSEX. To GROCERS, TEA-DEALERS, TALLOW CHANDLERS, &e. To be LET on LEASE, for FOURTEEN YEARS, AGOOD HOUSE, eqoa I to the accommodation of a large Family, fpacious Stop, Accompting Houfe, ample and eztentivc Ware-rooms, Candle and Soap Manufadory, fitua ted In the centre of the High-Itreet of the Borough of Stryning, between the two principal lons, and contiguous to Barracks that Contain one thoufand men ; with a good meadow of four Acres near the town. Apply to Mi. Tilly, on the premifes, Agent to the Stamp, Sri tith Fire and Life Offices, who intends to decline this bufinefs, which trade, by himfeif and Family, has been conduded on the fpot for near half a century. The Stock in Trade and Fistures to be taken at a valuation, each party to chute his own appraifcr. A part of the money may re main on proper fecurity. Pofeffion may behad at Michaelmas or Chi-Moms. CAPITAL ESTATE AND MANOR, SUFFOLK. 1 TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. HAWKES , On Saturday the sth of Oetober next, at one o'clock, at the Great White Horfc Inn, in Ipfwich. in one Lot, (unicfs an acceptable offer is previoufly made for the fame) THE MANOR of AKENHAM, extending over nearly TWO THOUSAND ACRES of LAND, in a fine fportlng Country, plentifully docked with Game, with Fee Farm and glad Rents, and Copybold Mates, held under the fame ; together with two molt excellent FARMS, comprifing AKEN HAM HALL,a modern built Houk, with (nimble Barns, Stabks, and other Out buildings, and upwards of Three Hundred and Four teen Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land ; likewite NEW FARM, confiding of a very commodious and (in part) new • built Dwelling•Houfe, recrifite Outbuildings, with upwards of One Hundred and Eighty-fix Acres of ettres;sely fertile Arable, Paftnre and Meadow Land ; with about Fifteen Acres of Wood- land in hand. This Eftate is fingidarly eornpaa, and molt advantageoully fituate within three miles of Ipforich, and prefents a very defirable objea for the Sportfman or Landowner, u either of the Farms may be converted with facility into a gent eel refidenec. The Land Tax on the whole is . redeemed. To be viewed by leave of the tenants, Mars. Bolton, and Row land, or whom Particulars may be had; alto at the Printers of the Norwich Mercury, Bury Pod, Chelmsford and Ipfwiels Journals; of Mars. Dyneley's, Gray's Inn, London; Mr. Hawka, Auc tioneer, and Mr. Mandy, Solicitor,Reading,who will receive pro• pore's fir the fuse. WARWICKSHIRE. MOST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE. WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the premifes, on Wednefday the 9th di, of Odtober next, at Twelve o'Cloek at Noon (milers presioufly &pored of by Pri vate Contra t, of which notice will be given), ALL that deferable MANSION HOUSE, late the refidenee of the Rev. Thomas Welch. deceafed, confin ing of Two Sitting Rooms, IS feet by is feet; One Sitting Room, 17 feet 6 inched by as feet 6 inches, a large Kitchen, Dairy, Lar der, and Butler's Pantry, on the ground floor; Five fpacious Bed Rooms, and Three (mall Dreffing Rooms, on the firft floor, over which are Five good Servants Rooms, with excellent Cellars, Coach•houfe, Stabling for four bodes, Walh-houfe, and other con venient outbuildings; a Garden, wailed on two fides, and an Or chard full of choice Fruit Treks, containing ir. the whole tA. 3R. asP. at thereabouts, he the fame more or Ms. Surrounding the above premifes are more than thirty Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Paßure Land. held for a term of yearn, of which twelve willbe unexpired at Lady-day next. under Stjohn's College, in Oxford, in the higbeft Rate of cultivation, and with convenient outbuildings, in excellent repair. The above premifes are delightfully fituatod in the parilh of Waf perton, within about 160 yards of the River Avon, and nearly the fame dills/we from a molt excellent Turnpike t oad, leading from Warwick to Wellelbounie, not quite four miles from Warwick, and about fix miles from Stratford-upon Avon, in a very genteel neighbourhood, and In the centre of Mr. Corbett'a Hunt. There are many other advantages appendant to the above pre. mites, for the particulars of which apply to Mr. Wdch, attorney. at-law, Birmingham, or on the premifes. CHESHIRE-BOLESWORTH CASTLE. To be peremptorily fold, purfuant to a Decree of she High Court i of Chancery, made in a carafe wherein J.,hn Peptoe Monty, Clerk, and others,arePlaintiffs, and Peter Rafbotham and others are Defendants, before Thomas Drake, Gent. the Perfun ap pointed by John Campbell, Efq. one of the Matters of the fvd Court, in leveret diftina Lots or Parcels, on Wednefday, the 2,3 d day of October next, at One o'clock in the afternoon. at the Ho tel in the City of Chefter, THE Real ERatec of the late ()swim) Most.tr, Efq. deceafed, formerly of Bolefworth Calle, In the faid county ; confining of the capital Manton called DOLES WORTH CASTLE, and the Park, Gardens, and pleafure-grounds, with (the Lands and Farms contiguous to and furrounding it, the Manors or reputed Manors of Harthill and of Chowley, In the laid county, fundry Farms in the townihip of Chowley, the tytbes of ' Chowley, and a part of the tythes of the townffiip of Ablerfey. The Elates are in excellent condition, well tenanted, molt at will, and abound with excellent timber. This beautiful Elate is in the vicinity of Chace, not (latent from Liverpool, and fur n.unded by other confiderable towns: the principal Lot, as comprifiag the mitdion of Bolefworth Caftle,with a furrounding Elate, divided into Farms, can he feldom 'net with ; the fituation and !coney is unrivalled, the views extentive to the Dee and Merfey, the Welch Hills, and into Chethire. This Lot eomprifes not only the demefne, but there is added to, and will be fold with it, a part of the Chowley Iltate, which gives the conve nience of Road, and adds to the quantity of Land. The grounds attached to the manfion are laid out with peculiar tale. The turn pike Road from Chef/site into ShropCtire adjoins to this Lin. The whole I (late abounds with game; and there are two packs of fox hounds kept in the neighbourhood, which is of the very firlt clafs Particulars may now be bad grads, at the Office of the raid John Campbell, Efq. in Southaniptorsßuildiags, Chancery-lane, at the Offices of Mr. John Lee, ' , elicitor, No. to, in Chancery lane; Metres. Philpot and Stone, Solicitors, Hare Court, Temple,l,on - don ; of Mr. Philip Humberflone, Solicitor, Friars, Chefter ; at the Hotel, Cheats ; the Feathers Iran, liarnihill, near Dolaworth where a perfon well acquainted with the Elate will attend to three it, at where a map and Curve./ thereof will be found. . LIFE INTEREST, MONEY In the Funds, and Reverfson. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Meffrs. GIBBONS and JACKSON, At Gansway's Cram haute, Exchange alley, Cornhill, no Friday Sept. t 3, at Twelve o'Clock, by diretftion of the ASinces, r rHE Net Annual Income of 2731. 13.. 4d. dnr lug the Life of a healthy Gentleman, aged 34, being Its Dividends of the fum of 6134 and 29681. 91 3d. three per Cent. eonfolldated Bank annuities, with a Right and Intereft in, and to the whole of the bid principal Stock, in the event that no one of five children of the refpedive ages of so years, 9 years, 8 fussy 5 years and 8 months, being a fon, live to attain the age of xi s or being a daughter, Stall attain that age, or be married. Particulars may be had of Mr. Berry, Solicitor, Walbrook t at Garraway's, and of Mars. Gibbons and petits, No. 3, Buck leribury. Cheaplide. NORTH FORELAND-ISLE OF THANET. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, - - - - ALL that fubßantial Brick-bnik Melloage or Te. nement, coned PROSPECT HOUSE, with the Coach. boufes, Stables, Offices, and other °Damien Out-buildings, fur. rounded by a Pleafure ground and inelofed by a ftrong railed Fosse. Ally about One Acre of good Arable Laud, adjoining the fame. Te whole very pleafantly fituate in the Par& of Saint Peter, in the Me of Thane, dote to the North Foreland Light Houle. and oa more elevated ground. On the North fide of the Presnifes the view extends to the Nore and the Coaft of Mks, a dlitanee of about 6o miles; and on the South fide to the Downs and the French Coaft, a Mance of about ao miles. The Houle is within three miles of Margate, three of Ramfgate, and one of Broadftairs, and Is fit for the Summer refidence of any Family of dlftlodina. Immediate poffeffion may be had, and all further particulars, by application to Mr. Boys, Solicitor, Hawley-fquare, Margate. PLYMOUTH. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE GOOD BRIG MARIA, burthen abdut 140 Tons, well found, takes the ground well, and in a con dition to be fent to Sea at a trifling Expence. For an Inventory, or other Information, apply at the Counting Houle of Mr. Edward Lyne, Plymouth. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Cuftom Hook, Faveribam, K,nt, on Thurfday, the 12th day of Septienber, aos, at eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in Sundry Lou, •iz. Vol PRIVATS Oft. 467 Gallons of Gin. to Gallons of Bmadr A Smack of the bultben of 37 tons, and upwards, and her Mate. SUS, 3 (mall Boats, Oars, &c. Which may he viewed on the Morning of the Day of Sale.—A peat of xy per cpu. will be required of the purchsfere TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Cultom.boufe, Dover, on Tburfday the Lath Septembers altos, at Ekven o'Clock in the Morning, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in fundry Lots: A Smack, burthen 36 tom, 4 years old, with her Materials in one Lot. Lying in the Warehoufe, at Dover, About 4330 Gallons Foreign Geneva,, For orivat e 93 ditto Brandy , - as Galls. Foreign Wine, attSibs Black ea, and a Cwt. Salt. Lying in the Warehoufe, at Folkftone, son Gallons Foreign Rum, and eon ditto of Brandy, • of legal itrength for Dealers. 2200 Gallons Foreign Brandy, and 170 ditto Geneva, for Private Ufe. 36 ditto Wine, and 6oB l bs. Black Tea. The Goods will be delivered from the refpedive War:hawk% where they may be viewed and tailed the day before and on the morning of the day of Sale, and ample* of the Goods at &Oakes may be Peen on thole days, iu the Warehoufe at Dover. N. B. A depofit *l as per Cent. will be required, and no Elk or Notes will be taken in payment, but thole of the Bank of Rag land, and of the Banks at Dover. FOR SALE, By PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Loudon Tavern,Foxhole Brew, Plymouth, on Friday, the loth September MR., at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, • rHE Ftigate.built Spool& YDRA, of tba following dimenfions : Length 132 R. IQ In. Breadth • 36 al Between Decks - $ to 'Depth • /2 2 Admeafures 731 61-94 Tons. Pierced for 14 wtne on her Main deck,. and to guns on her fore. cattle and quarter deck ; has a figure bead, and is coopered. Slaw is an uncommon fait failing vefieLand having been but a few days at fea, fine her refitment, will require a very (mall outfit, as her materials are excellent, and very abundant. Having broad gang. ways, the can very eafily be enlivened into a very complet^ lhip for the tranfport ftrvice South Sea May, or any other Trade, where a chip of her ma;uitude and capacity can be employed.— Condemned as prize to his Majetty s flair Melampus, Stephen Poyntz, Efq. Captain. After which, fundry warlike and other STORES : Confining of Guns, Shot, Powder, Iron &Ilan, Water Calks, ' Beef, Pork, Bread, Wine, Spirits, &c. as will be expreffed in the Catalogues, and which, as alfo the Inventory of the Paid Cu p, may be had, and every further information, oq application to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, of P.ymoutti, the Adiug Agent. After the Sale of the YDRA and STORES, 113 sags SHU. MAC, part of the Cargo of the Magdelena Ahda ' &twine,' on her Voyage from Seville by his Majelty'‘ hired Irmeti Luis Caro. line, Lieuten•mt John Derby, Commander, and fin= condemned in his MajLßy',. High Court of Admiralty. • For viewing, coracles, catalogues, and further i..formation, ay. ply to PETER BIRD WOOD and jOHNHAWKER, ages. the Agents. AFTER THE SALE OF THE ABOVE, 169 Bags Gum 8 Elephants Teeth 85 Hoglheads Salt Being the entire Cargo of the Brigantine CECILIA. captured on her voyage from Stneg •Iso Bourdeaus by his Majetty's flap Squir rel. John Shortland, Lfq. Commander, and Lark, Frederick Long ford, Efq. Commander. Alfo the laid Brigantine, of the following Dimenfions; l.tngth 72 ft. It Breadth ao Depth 9 6 Admeafures t 25 Tone. Shc is Bermuda built, a remarkable swift faller, pierced for to guns ; is conftruded with a very convenient poop cabin, and ap pears calculated for a running armed veffel to Africa, the Welt ladies, or Streights, being c palate of carrying nears* proportion. Ate to her admealurement. Her materials arc good, and the hull will require very little outfit. hor Catalogues, Inventories, and further informatiou,apply to the refpeCtive Agents ; or to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. A Depofit of 151 per Cent. will be required at the time of We, in Cads, or Bank of England Notes, and the remainder Wen the delivery of the Vac!, or Goods. • After the above, wil be fold, Ab tit One Hun& 4 and Slaty GUNS, Spool& ao and 16 p dent,' board the :•tanith fr, pc of oar SAN Itaram. and LI flame, tptured by the fpa,tron u d r the eontmaud of Admiral SO ROST ILT CALE, eft. I . IIC CMS Will b. Gold in Lou, and will ha delivered froot the (hip+ to the purchafas. Apply to Air. JOHN HAWIChit, Aiding Agent at Plymouth. Plythouth, kttembee c, atlas. 1