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TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Eagles in Ruabon, in the County of Denbigh, on Monday, the List day of June, 1819, at Twelve o'Clock at Nuuu, sub jf et to such Conditions as will be then produced, 'That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, 41 . 1 before Monday, the 14th day of June next, from such p,.-;ors is ;Wray be willing to undertake the ant - ply of COALS f o r service of this Department, for a period of One Year. The c,,a1., must be of the description denominated Adair., Main or i,hton Moor, or Coals of equal quality and goodness, and will he required to be delivered, free of any expellee, except the duty, either on shore or into vessels or craft at any place in :he River Thames, and at Faversham, or at any port or place In the River MedwDy, at the option of the principal Officers ; and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known upon application at the Secre tary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered,- H aled up and endorsed " Proposals for Coals;" bit asp Proposal an be admitted after the said 14th of June, at twelve o'clotk a: noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his_ behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, June 9, IPI3. rilmE COMMITTEE of 11 7 ,11ZAHOUSES of the ' IL UNITED COMPANT e MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, troche: b tht EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, _ . That the Committee will be ready to receive Proposals in wri ting, sealed up, on er before Wednesday the 23d instant (June), from such per.nns as may be willing to supply the Company will TWO HUNDRED AND FIVE TONS of BRII ISH SCRAP IRON. And that the Conditions of the Contract way be seen upon application to Mr. Robert Wisset, Clerk to the said Committee, with whom the Proposals must he left before Twelve o'Clock at Noon, n* the said 2sd day-of June, alter whish hour the Committee will not receive any Tender. EAST-INDIA QUESTION. This day was publiched, price . bd. REMARKS on the EVIDENCE delivered be fore bath Houses a Parliament on the East-ludia Com paq's Affairs; by CHARLES MACLEAN, M.D. Printed for Black, Parry, and. Co. Leadenhall-street. • Ibis day 1V:46 published, In 2 Vols. Bvo. price JCL Is. boards, the Fourth Edition, with cqnsiderable Additions and Improvements, on an entire new plan, of THE PRINCIPLES AND PRAC'ICE OF NAVzIL AND MILITARY COURTS MAR NAL, with an Appendix illustrative of the subject. By JOHN NPAIt I'HUR, LL. D. London : Printed for J. B•Aterworth, Pleet•street. Just published, price L's. in hoards ' PRACTICAL REMARKS on DISEASES re sembling SNYHILIS, by JOHN wtirrsED, Surgeon, Pccerbororgh, Member of the 1C oyal Colley Of Surgeons, London. Diseases have, it is true, in general, a sort of regularity and orch.t a series of causes and everts by which they are known and distinguished. yet wu do now and then meet with such odd lire gularines, suck strange and unusual consequenck s, as puzzle and Warm even the soundest judgment and the lonFest experience, and unless these be noticed the history of distempers will be ini- Terfect.—,PoT T. Peterborough : Printed and sold for the Author, by G. Ro bertson; soldtdso by B. and R. Crosby and Co. Stationers' -court, Ludgate-street; and H..Setdkel and Son, King -street, Covent garden„ I.lndon. .. CA lON ON DEBILI I Y. This-day vim published. price ss. ed. second edition, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS onthe DEBI . lE§, natural and contracted, of the GENER ATI V E ORGANS of both Sexes; including Remarks in Ottani:no, Se.: minal Weakneis, nocturnal Eniission, Gte.ti, Tabes Dorsally, Fluor Albus, &c. &t. with the Theory of Generation. By M. cATON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. SOld at No. U), Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, lenticn. Vheremitiy • be had, Caton's Popular Treatise on the Causes aval itiction of the Varieties of Asthma, with new, simple, and :ceuful instructions for the prevention and treatment of Asth • *•7 Fits, price Ss. SCHOOLS. This day were published, price Haif-a-Crewn, M"I'ERg an the NIM4AGMENT and ECO 1010MY of SCHOOLS, addressed to a Young Clergyman, !nnsuritittittr a Seminary in the country ; including a system Indies, and a Classification of Books, requisite forthe liberal •xtendecYgducation of Professional and Commercial Pupils; . 1 ; the result of the Author's 30 years experience, in his ebtab 4uneties at Mansfield and Wimbledon. • By the Rev. S. CATLOIk, Muter oldie Littrary sod Commercial School at Mansfield . and Wimbledon. midst the multiplied objects on which Books have been ad tett m public notice, no work, having the evidently useful pur _ . . of these le•ters, ever before claimed public attention. No jeer, at the same time, calls more imperiously for serious con• -ration from the numerous persons, male and female, sa ho are -ested in the success of School Establishments. • old by T. Underwood, 92, Fleet -street, and to be bad of all :sellers and Stationers. ABERCROMBIE'S PRACTICAL GARDENING. day was-published, in One large Vol. 12mo. price 9a. boards, I HE' PRACTICAL GARDENER in every De partateut, or improved System of MODERN HORT& I,TURE: adapted either to large or swill Gardens Contain.• tell and dear directions for the laying out and culture of the Kitchen Garden, Pleasure Gebund, Fruit Garden, Nursery, Flower CardA, Ind Shrubbery, Timber Plantation. Ise, the Construction and anarment of the Green-house, :onservatory, Hot-house, and Forcing Garden. lith Copious Tablet of Plants for each Department ; divided where they embrace t!:iferent classes ; enlarged to comprehend new yarieties and recently discovered sad made conformable, in the names, with the lat. et Bova lArmngements • the whole alphabetically arranged, in sepa. Treatises. BY. JOHN ABItRCROMBIE, Author of" Every Man his own G.ird , .ner." nod for T. Carlell and W. ?)ac's, .trued; W. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and M. Keene. D n. Tills day were publ:sbt. In Two large Volume,, Svo, price XI. I Cs. in boards, I XPERIMENTAL RESEARCHES, concern- irg the Philosophy of PERMANENT COLOURS ; and t.st Means of producing them by DYING, CALICO lING, By EDWARD BANCROFT, M.D. flow of the Royal Society of London, and of the American AC3.. kiny of Arts and Sciences ' of the State of Massachnsets Bay. 'nnti l l for T. Cadell and W. l)avies Strand, London ; W. kwuoct, Edinburgh ; and M. lc eene : Dublin. inslKork, In its enlarged state, will include every thing ,Slid Ly the Author worthy ti being preserved, which was iamed the ro note published by hint in the year 1794 ; r with many verylmportant additions concerning the differ .ubjects comprehended therein, and the various new Articles rttd w feuthr thloWork complete, according to the Author's 1 11131 Han. He had intended and earnestly wished to print the iditinns and Corrections n.w mad; in a suparate volume ; but t. that, on Recount of their number and variety, and of the At being differently arranged, his doing so would not access 04.att the possessors of the 1 . 0111114 Publicatiou. R Pcterbl 'Disc disting *Warn' *Wm and tin, perfect, Pete berroof I.udgai garden, PR ORG.' mina, Fluor Lat Wh Distiut success niaiic ~„ enn .-•tut and ex oin7 t i lidnne Late Aml dresstl pose o 1 subject siderat imeres Sold Book si Tkls d: CUI.I 41'141 Cqi Wit static; soatt cies, a fate 'F hints 11 the bt team du Pry Clack N. loans vitt' ai tut • u yarn cepiti 41.1clit tad, CLARE MOTIN r, SURREY. The EXTENSIVE MANORS, NOBLE MANSION, with Offices, Plea.ure Grounds, capital Gardens, Fisheries, Park, and Plantations; and a beautiful adjoining VILLA RESI• DENCE, with Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, Fish Ponds, and Land. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, JuLy 1, at Twelve, in I.ots, THE MAGNIFICENT AND BEAUTIFUL SEAT of CLAREMOUNT, The Noble and Elegant STONE and BRICK-BUILT MAN- I SION, with excellent Offices of all descriptions, spacious Stabling and Coach-houses, beautiful Pleasure-grounds, laid out in Lawns, Shrubberies, and Plantations of fine-grown Forest-trees and Shrubs, ornamental Buildings, fine pieces of Water, well stored with fish, capital Kitchen Garden, walled round, Gardeatei's House, Hot and Succession-houses, &c. At a convenient distance a commodious FARM HOUSE, with excellent Farm Buildings of all descriptions, Brewhouse, Laundry, &c. An extensive Park ot pleasingly cliv,rsified grounds, stocked with, fine-grown Timber, sheets ot Water, or namental Cottages, &c. three Entrance Lodges. Comprising up ' wards of Three Hundred and Thirty Acres, all paled round The whole forming a most complete and elegant Residence fur a Family of distinction. MANORS of ESHER and MILBOURNE, Fines a:td Quit Rents, with extensive Waste Lands, covered with ypung 'Vim ' ber, and plentifully stocked with.C.inse. A beautiful PLANTATION of about Eighty Acres, in a fine thriving state, with extensive Drives and pieces of Water, on the boundary of the waste, forming a delightful appendage to the Park. An elegant VILLA RESIDENCE adjoining the Park, with excellent Garden, Pleasure Grounds, fine piece of Water, with about Fifty Acres of Wood and Meadow Land. To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars of Mr. Webber, the Bailiff, on the Premises; at the Castle, Salt-hill; Bush, Staines; Sun, Kingston; King's Arms, Guildford; Fountain, Portsmouth ; Lamb Inn, Bath; Bush, Bristol; Hes: and Chickens. Birmingham ; at Carraway's; and of Mr: Robins, Warwick , street, Golden-square, where Tickets for viewing may be had, and a Phet of the Estate may be seen. ••• Within a short time after the Sale of the above, the ad-' joining Estate will be Sold by Auction ; consisting of , everal va luable Farms, Mutations, and Wpod Lands, all lying compact, containing together nearly One Thousand Seven Hundred Acres, let to respectable Tenants, part on Lease and part at %VIII. PORTLAND-PLACE, COMMANDING - A VIEW OF 'THE REGEN I'S PARK. Capital LEASEHOLD MANSION, Double Coach-house, Stabling for Seven Horses, and numerous attached and de tached Offices. By Mr. BATE ;, At Carraway's, on Thursday, June 17, at Twelve, by order of the lisecutur4 of the late JOHN De Pots :luau. Esti tleceawd, A MOST desirable and spacious LEASEHOLD ALANS!ON, salable for the Residence of a. Family of (h.+ t.icti oi, being No. 43, on the West side of Portia - id-place, co..inianding a view of the Regen;'s Park; and comprises, no the ground floor, a spacious Entrance-hall, Library, with Green house attached, capital Dlning•parlour, Diltiard•roorn, ancLGets drown's Dressing-room; on-the principal floor, two elegant Drawill•rooms, communicating:. on the second floor, three prim;lpal lled•chamilvrs and a Dressing-room,and tour secondary siiaet-rtents over; prilic•pal Stone Staircase, and back &mt. cum municating with Bed-rooms, Laundry. numerous °fliers, at tached and detached, dm.ble Coach-house, Stabling for seven Horses, Men-screants' Rooms, /cc. The Premises are in a com plete state of repair, tastefully fl!ted up, and abounding with every convenience ; held fur at, unexpired term of upwards of 60 year., at a tiling groioid flf7a. To be viewed by TicAe:s only, which, with descriptive Par culars, may be had of Mr. Bates, No. 5, Wetbeck•street, Cavern. dioi-squart.. • AN EIGHTIETH PART OR SHARE OF THE CORN LXCHANGE, IN MARK-LANE, LONDON. By Mr. STEWART, At the Corn Exchange, Mark-lane, on Friday, June la. at Twelve o'Clock, by order of the Anignees of Messrs. BAGLI. 1101.Eand REOGRAVC, • ONE undivided Eightieth Part or Share, of cer tain MESSUAGES, GROUND, and TENEMEN well known as the CORN EXCHANGE, in Markiane, Lon don, with ail rents and bcnsfits arising from the said Eightieth Part or Share. Particulars niay he had at the Corn richange Coffee house, Mark-lane; Messrs. Rog, 14 and Son, Solicitors, Manchester g,, NVestininster ; and of Mr. Stewart, 194, P,cc FREEHOLD ESTATE, OXFORD-STREET, OPPOSITE I.IERNI:Ru-SuREET. jay Mr. STEINART At Great Room, IN4, PkGdilly , on Wedn6sday, June 23, at 'I we've &Clock, by Oder of the ihvisees itt-tritst or the late Mr. TNOMAS STRUTT, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Cr niprising a Dwelitg-house and Shop ; the situation most excellent, in Oxford-street, No. 380, opposite Berners-street, let to Mr. Clarke, on Lease, for un unexpired Term of thirteen years and are (starter from nelstuntuer, 1813, at the very lOw old rent of Xid per annum, but sm.poseti to be worth £lOO. May be viewed with leave of the Tenant ; Particulars had of Mr. Stewart, 191, Piccadilly. BASINGSTOKE, HANTS. FREEHOLD ESTATE, A LIFE ESTATE OF £lOO PER ANNUM, A REVERSION OF /990 STERLING, AND HE LEASE OF A CAPITAL MALT-HOUSE, &c. By Mr. STEWART, _ _ _ At Mr. Aityrnoin, the Black Boy, Baangsruke, Hants, en Vi'..ikes•lay, at 'l'wo o'Clock, by direction of the l',7oprictor, Mr. JOHN ATTwOOO, leaving Babingitnke, in Four Lo:., • Lot I. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE. Lat 4 tax redeemed, comprising the well-knovro Premises old established Tavern, Liquor Shop, and Brewery, the BLACK BOY, in Cilurch-strist, Basingstoke, excellent Dwel ',llrg House, well adaired Brew-house, large and capacious Store Cellars for Eeer, Wine, and Spirits, let to Mr. Atwood, at the I very low rtnt of .C7O per annum. A liouse adjoining, let to Mr. Hussey, at 4:9 per annum. Lo.: 2. 'I he LEASE of an erenaive MALT-HOUSE, in New street, Basingstoke, comprising convealeneies to wet SO °carters per week, Store-rooms, Dwelling-house, &c. held on Lease for a Term of three years, at the very low rent of £65 pit annum. Lot 3. A LIFE ESTATE on a Freehold Farm, situated at Sherfield-upon-Loddon, in the County of Southampton, during the rite of a Gentleman, aged 34 years, let on Lease for a Term of 21 years, to Mr. William Duckett, at a nett rent of on per annum. lot 4. The absolute REVERSION to the capital Sum of £990 sterling, most amply secured by Money in the Public Punds, and to be paid on the death of a Lady, aged 65 years. Lots 1 ands may be viewed with leave of the Tenants; Par ticulars had of Mr Knight, Solicitor, Basingstoke; the Star, Andover • White Hart Winchester ; Swan, Alresiord ; Swan , Alton ; White Lion, Hartford-bridge ; Bear, Reading ; Messrs. Wilkinson and Young, Solicitors, iViargaret-street, Cavendish-- square r and Air. Stewart, the Auctioneer, 19s, kiccadillY3 Lessilon. ALL that LEASEHOLD ESTATE and IN TEREST for the remainder of a *Ferm of 21 years, com mencing on tote 29th day of September, 1807, of and in an ex tensive IRON WORK and COLLIERY, called the POUICEY, with its Appurtenances, situate in the Township of Morton Above, in the Parish of Ruabon, in the said County of Denbigh, consisting of a Blast Furnace, with Engines, Machine Houses, Railways, Cottages for Workmen, and aU necessary Apparatus and conveniences for raising Coals and Iron Stone for the making of Iron. The above Premises and Machinery are nearly new, in excel lent order, and in full work, the Colliery and Iron Stone Work laie'y opened upon an extensive scale, the Materials of excel!ent quality, and the Iron made at these Works is sold at a superior ;nice to most other Iron made in the neighbourhood. The Premises may be viewed and printed particulars will be prepared and circulated, previous to, and at the time of Sale, and further information may be had in the mean time at the Works, or by drplicat . oti to James Adam Esq. Nicholas -street, Chester; Mr. :+atnuel Smith Adam, Brymbo Iron Works, near Wrexham ; Mr. I homas Wright, of Bersham ; or to Messrs. Claughton and Fitchett, of Warrington. TO IRON-MASTERS, IRON-FOUNDERS, ENGINEERS, • MILL-WRIGHTS, &c. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, Upon the Premises, at liershim, near Wrexham, in the County of Denbigh, on Tuesday, the 2.94 day of June, I 813, and toe following days, until the whole be Sold, at Tea o'Clock in . _ the Morning of each day, ALL those old established IRON WORKS, called BERSHAM IRON WORKS, consistinm of Foun deries, Furnaces, Boring Mills, Rolling Mills, Forges, Machinery for Casting anti Drawing Pattait Lead Piptli, Cannon Foundry, and Machintry for boring and turning Cannon, Smiths' Shops, Carpenters' Shops, Pattern-makers' Shops, Dwelling-houses for Agents and Workmen, with Materith. and Machinery therein,. and all necessary conveniences as lately used for carrying on the Iron Foundry and Engine-making Business on the most eat: alive scale, and now in excellent repair. The Wive WorLs corpese two powerful Falls of Water, upwarls of 70 Acres rof excellent Land in high state of cultivati , ,n, exclusive of Ili:Ay t 0 Acres, forming the Sites of the different Works, good Farta Buildings, Cottages, and the extensive Lrections, containing the Engines .and Machinery. The whole will be Sold together or classed, in the following order: First, The interest for certain long Terms of Years, in two se veral Leases of the Fails of Water, Lands and Buildings tio: re movable. Secondly, The Machinery fixed in, or constructed for the linfitlings in which they respectively are, lam removable. Thirdly, Loose Machinery and ling ric Work, capable of beit•.g applied to its present shape to various useful ptsrpos,:s the construction of Works where Machinery is u-'ed. Fourthly, A large quantity of Castings, Old Iron, and other Matertels. he Premiss., may be viewed, and Printed Catalogtvs with ital s partieulars, will be prepared aml circulated previous to the sale, it'd Plans may be seen, and further information had, %iron the. Premises, or by application to James Adam, Esq si.reet,. Chester;. Mr. S. S. Adam, Erp mho Iron Work-i, near Wrexham; Mr. Thomas Wright, upon the. Preniiscs ; aud Mei.shi,Ciaughton and Fitcbett, of Warrington, Lancashire. • NEW FOREST, HAN rs. An excellent FARM, with Cottagg RESIDENCE and LANDS, in a.finst situation for tulltilag. near Lymington. By Yr. SCO IT. Or Monday, hey 5, at I wn o'Clock, at the Arnie! Inn, at I.y. ailagtnu,in Six Lots, unle , s acceptable offers s I:an be pr.vi- windy nude by Private Contract, with Immediate possess.un, Lot i. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, be:1.16101y situated in a justly-admired part of this favourite county, on the border of the high road through the New Forest, two miles from Lymiugton, 16 from Sout' ampton ; comprising lu5A. SR. VIP. of excellent inclosed Meadow, Arable, Pasture, ' and Coppice Land, part tithe-free, with a neat comfortable Cot tage Residence., Lawn, Gardens, a fine Sheet of Water well s' nerd with fish, Offices and Buildings convenient ter die Resi dence, Ftrm and Dairy, Bailiff's Cottages, &c. The Lam!, are in high cultivation, possessing a pleasing Inc.. quality, fairly timbered, well watered, presenting delightful situ ations ; agreeably elevated and hen'thy, for-building a Family Re 'sidetice to 'command the Isle of Wight and the Cha•inel, rucir cled by rich varied Cultivation and interesting gcenet y, with ex cellent Roads in every direction, Fishing and Field Spurs, in an elegant vicinity. The Estate has been extremely improved at a very great ex pence. is entitled to valuable Forest iti:;ht,i, and the Po it- Rate. very low. The remaining Five Lots comprise 49A. 2R. 221'. e.f rich inclosed Land, .eautifully situated adjoining the Farm, near thevillage of Boldre, pos>essing equal advantages, and presumed to be agreeably divided fur delightful residences. May be viewed 21 days before the Sale, and Particulars had of Mr. King, Solicitor, at Lyntiegton, and at the Angel, Fox, and Hounds, Lyndhurst ; Coach and Horses, Southampton ; George, at inchester : the Mart, and of Mr. Scott, 'a, New 4ridge•street, London, where a Plan may be seen. SOMER3Er. MANOR, ADVOWSON, and LANDS in CHIPSTABLE. TO BE SOLD IN FEE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL that the MANOR or LORDSHIP or re puted MANOR or LORDSHIP of CHIPSTABLE, in the County of Somerset, together with the Commons, Royalties, high and chief rents, Manorial Rights and Immunities, to the same belonging. And also all that the Advowson, Right of Patronage, and Pre sentation to the Rectory Pari.h and Parish Church of Chipsta ble aforesaid, together with the Parsonage House, Gardens, Barns, Out-houses, and 40 Acres, more or less, of excellent Glebe Land thereunto belonging. And also all that Islessuage and Tenement, caved Western Skerdell, together with the Cottages, Gardens, and Out-houses, tLree several Closes, Pieces or Paresis of Meadow Land there unto belonging, containing by estimation four acres and a half, be the same more or less, situated within the Parish and Manor cf Chipstable aforesaid. The Commons or Waste Lands amount to upwards of 100 Acres, and would pay extremely well fur inclosing ; the Manor abounds with Game. The Parish of Chipstable contains 1700 Acres, more or less, exclusive of the Commas, a very large pro- portion of which is Arable Laud, and there is no modus either for great or small Tither. The situation of the Parsonage House is a very desirable one, fronting the south, and commanding a most extensive and plea. sane prtspect, varied with romantic scenery. It is two miles and a half from Wiveliscombe, seven Irons Wellington, twelve from Taunton, and 14 from Tiveron, all excellent siarket Towns. Western Skerdell adjoins the coach road leading from Taunton to Barnstaple, about two miles from Wivescombe, and having a plentiful supply of Water and an easy access to It, is eligibly situated for electing a W'a•tr Mill ut sny description. For a view of the Premises apply at the Parsonage-house afore said ; and for further particulars apply to a l fir. Josiah Easton, Land Surveyor, Bradford, near Taunton; or to Mr. Janie, Waldron; Solicitor, Hartswell, near Wiveliscianbe—if by letter, free of postage. N. E. The whole of the purchase-money to be advanced un approved securities.—Hartswell, 51 St Ni4y, 1313. At the Lo::don Therm, Foxhole -street, Plymouth, on Friday, the 1 sth insta•it, , a( p.4:7' TFIE Good Brig I)IIERCULE, mmsnring shout 160, and capable of carrying about 900 Tons; appears to be Scotch bui t. to• be in good condit;on. well 'druid, and possessing every good quality fur general Mereanfileporposes. Nov lying near the Floating Dry-doek in hiszton paw to his Malerrty's sWps Bu:wark, Hann bal, Royal Soirereigs, and Conquestador. Afterwards, for Exportation, or the Pilchard Fishery, her en tire Cargo, consi,tin of about 190 ions SALT, (to be delivers d from alongside in u n days.) Also, 55 Pipes high-flavoured Cognac Brandy, from 15 to 21 over proof, condemned per General Garen.' For Catalogues, viewing, and further infermarion, apply to Messrs. AWKER and SONS, Merchants, Plymouth. "THE new Chasse Mahe LE kINON, m ea . suring about 35 Tons, also lying in Sutton Pool. } his little Vessel iA well found, appears very firm and strong built, aid would make a very handy li tt l e C oaster or Li ghter. Also, for Exportation, or the Pilchard Eisitbry, her Canis, consisting of about 40 'funs of to be received from along. aide in six days. Prize to his Aesty's• Ship Martial, C. T. LEAVLA, ES* Commander. For Inventories and Ca:alogues and further information, sp • ply to Messrs. Lark lA'oo lead, Navy /Vent:, London ; or to Messrs. HAWKER and SONS, Alerehautt, Pllmouth. 041 THE Ship PRINT, of the following Di . aff, menAuns, per American Register t Length 82 ft. s in. I Depth 12 ft. 4 in. Breadth tit 7 ' Admeasures 2:5 lof Is. Has a figure head, is a well constructed Metchan: Vessel, well found in Stores, suited for general purposes, and requires very little outfit to perform a foreign voyage. Prize to hit Majesty's Ships Colossus and Rhin. For inventories and further information, apply to Metal. John Jackson and Co. New Broad-,tree:, Loudon; or to Maw% HAwasa and Sons, Merchants, Plyntauth. Plymouth, June 5, 181& 301-114 LUSCO Mar, Dram. riT On on ay end nixday, June 411,and 49, at Twelve in his Mrksty's Dock-yard, Woolwich, in the pretence of Commissioner Cu NNINORASi. and a Commission appointed under the authority of the Russian Cover sosent for the purpose, *.THE FOLLOWING RUSSIAN SHIPS 15 .; OF WAR, lying at l'ortsmouth, with their Masts, Yards, and standing Rigging, Cables, Anchors, a proport,on of Sail& whit each, and sundry other Articles, as desenh-t1 in Ca.* talogees which may be had at the Coutotbbinitere Whets in his Majesty's Dock-yards at Portsmouth, Deptford,and Wooilietehl and at Lloyd's, Batson s, and John'. Coffee-home, Load= t 'Fotts. Twerdoy, berth= 2117, Ccipper.fastened and Cori& Bottom b Skoruy - . 1728, Ditto I titto Ratvizan - 1494, iron Ditto Ditto St. Helena - 1751, Ditto Di v° • Sa . afAt 1 1865, Di to Duo Kib!uin . 76G, Ilitto Ditto At the same thee and placewill be StiV, several Lees of Sails and Ruun't.g Rigging, from the above ships; also a Quantity oi Rope and Paper stuff, Old Canvas Hatmuociti, Kersey, Muslin, Copper. Iron, &c. and the S arding Rigging and Cables of rod other 74-gun Ships. The who:e lying hi Purts:not•th Dotk-yard. N. B. t he Cabl. s and F.upe, being Foreign, *hi be sokild folk lengths.—Persoai wi,long to view the shits and St.eut, nmat apply to the Coutnthsiuner of Portsmouth Duck yard fur a nut*. for that purpose. BAY LErs LIQVIDJAIAIi WBAYLEY, Patentee of the urigkal bbcking: • 'Cakes, begs kave to inhale the Public, tkat In eater pi i ince with numerous solieitatious , h: has prepared a I.IQUID JAPAN BLACKING, vitlch poseesses super ur proPeries, and inure speedily tkau any other preparation ut the kind, produces • de, pest black and highest peo..ble lustre; it retains its kril• and will keep In a::y climate. Sold whole-ale and mid by Bayley and Blew. Coelmorostreero London ; and retail by most of the u•ual Ye:mkt!, price Is 6d. the pint bottle. _ _ _ _ a.• Tie Patent Cake. madam to be •old rrice end. FIRST OF FASHION.—rEAUTIFUL LONG STAYS. MA RSTON lc Co. 2.5, HoLYwsu.:s rit Err, St-ando . (to prevent mistal , .e. the Second Sta! Shop du the life.. hand irom Newcasdestreet) near the Now Cantina, (late tote. man and Manazer to Mr. Mitts), be..; have to ace i aa:ut the Ladies in general, that are curiOusln taste and ei:gsucc .• to Loot Stays; which are far superior in taturaad fashion, in any house in I.ond I.adies by puraasing two palr of nne s'ze, wits lw en• ill. d to the wholesate price, fur ready moot IN Ivittg foly tient ta keep twice the ass-rtment of any ether in in. trade. NI Ait s'l' I) N presume. Ladies win iFi tld has Watch 'use f .r i'ateat Corsets worthy their attention, and not to be ecpallieJ for work• manship and cheapness. Beautiful long and improved StiApeEtays Irani 7s. to XI.; strornicoleured Canes from N. to Kw. • sere. rat hundred pairs of C; ildrete Stays, from 54 GI to 7%. id. MAnsToN Sane!s himself, by his !nrg wcptr er.eo foe upwards of Ten Years as Forer..an and sole hianager to Mr. Mills 's basis ness, that be is competent to give every satisfaction to thud' Ladies who choose to honour him w.th their conintands.. MA It e CON is the sole Inventor of the Pawn Tilitna keys. Orders duly executed in Town or Co:tatty. on t'.e shoetree Notice. Coovenietit Rooms to try in.—To prevent insecultion in the trade, all orders 3111 recanted to b.: scut Ly Lind, Of post, paid.—No connexion with any other Nouse ANY LADY, whose situation requites 1 tem. porary retirement, may be accommodated wkh separate Board and lodging, either Qt Town or Cott.dly, agreeable to titer circumstat.crs, their Infzitts put uut to nurse, and to ie s a Care of. ladies, whose lAlllb3fldS are absent in the Arnty, o blavy, or any other occupation, eluting their accouchernent;" whose income is sma:l, will find this mode of boarding a great accrue:: lion, attended with less expense and trJable than can possibly attend their confinement at their own houses. Delicacy, te•tdrt• new, and confidence, hating been the basis of this concern for fifty ears, may be relied on. For Cards of Address anly to Mrs. tr moss, LondotAour a* . yard, St. Paul's Citurch-yard. - UTILITY AND ELEGANCE COMBINED. 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