Star. — London, England, 1812-03-11 00:00:00

~~ i , r;'A ~;;~: Alko t ..lllll4o bovsd jI J I ' •,•-• , ) a "' r 1 S -- ""N • i c ; r r , .) 57. • - 1 s 4 [PRICE SIXPENI NUMBER 78041 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1812. THEATRE ROYAL, COVEN'T-OARDE.N. TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF PERTH. GENTLILIMIZN, IBEG leave to 'return you my sincere and grateful A thanks for the many and flittering marks of friendship I have received during my canvass of the County, and, as the Sheriff has fixed the day of Election for Thursday the 19th instant, I have earnestly to solicit the honour of your support and early attendance on that day at Perth, which will conter on me an additional and lasting obligation. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient and humble 'errant, strathallan, March 5, 1811. JAMES DRU MMOND. LLOYD'S, FEBRUARY 27, ism SUBSCRIPTION for cite RELIEF of the WIDOWS and FAMILIES of the OFFICERS and MEN lately lost in his Majesty% Ships ST. GEORGE, of 98 guns, HERO, of 74 guns, DEFENCE, of 74 guns, and SALDANHA, of 36 guns. TO -MORROW EVENING, MARCH 12, will be performed, 'THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. To which vriU be added, LA PEROUSE. t atur day, Julius Cwsar. Monday, The Virgin of the Sun. YOSITIVELY I'HE LAST WEEK BUT ONE vf t h e popular Horse l'ieces, the Sagacious Elephant, the Learned Dogs, &c. &c. NEW PAVILION THEATRE, ASTLEY'S, NEWCAS I LE-STREET, STRAND. (Established by authority of the Lord Chamberlain). PrOMORROW, ThursdAy 12, Saturday 14th, and 1 Moody 16th March, will be pre-esited, a Musical Piece, in Opt Act, with appropriate Scenery, Music, &c. called app THE THREE FIVES ; - - OR, PENNY WISE AND POUND FOOLISH! Immediately after which, with its dependent Scenery, Muhl say, extemive Liatform Work, Am. will be acted, the popular Hone Spectacle, in Two Acts, called BAGVA N-HO ; OR, THE TAR I AR sIARrAR'D. livid& will be introduced (for the few remaining Nights of duSeason) divers pertormancts by the sagacious Elephant. The Piece will terminate with a General Attack Man to Mon, Horse to Horse, fenniag a dramatic stage picture of a field of battle of the owe sinking znd impressive effect ever produced on any stage. To conclude with a grand Pantumbnical Selection, eallid HARLEQUIN's OLIO ; or, JEWELS NEW SET; la which will be introduced Two astonishing learned La-dogs. Doors open at half-past rive, and begin at Half-past Six.— Second Price half-past Eight tASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at No. s! , errar 4- street, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any ag?, who have never learut that accomplishment, or have not the modern style Mr ALLAN'S system of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom It is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite fur genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching may learn at a small expense, with a respectable set of pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the profes sion. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. NEW PATTERN REGIMENTALS. OFFICERS may have every information, and see the Pattems established by the Commander in Chief, at lotosiox and Son's Military Establishment, New-street,Covent- Garda; where Gentlemen may be completely equipped for any Regiment in the Service, at twelve hour notice, and from 15 to 20 per Cent. under the usual credit charges, fur ready money, , fligeikts acceptances only. MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully 41 informed, that they may be supplied with Money to any Swint, on terms equal to mortgage secured on Freehold, Copy isid,Leasehold Land, or Houses, mortgage, m the Funds, Marriage bdtlements, Widows' Jotn - t r s, Clergy t: ogs, or any ober property. Persons of rcs,,LCtabitity lisay be supplied on their personal security only. Gentlemen mdi find every liberal acvan siodation, without delay. Application from twelve to two, or kters (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49, Smith -street, Berkely-sqllote. T BISH, after returning his most grateful thanks • to the Public for their unbounded favours in the late Lat ino, respectfully acquaints them, that 'rickets and Shares are belling in great Variety for the New Ifittery of only 12,000 ?sluts, all to be drawn the 30th of NEX r MONTH. PRESENT PRICE•••••••••TiCkft, £2l le 0 Half Quarter The Scheme on inspection will be Sound novel, and may be bad gratis, at 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS, Where 85 Capital Prizes have been Sold and Shared in the Lot.. eerie 4 of 1810 and 1811, and the Prizes paid on demand. ;• Persons in die Country who find any difficulty in being sappii•d by the Agents, are desired to write (post paid) to either uY BlSH's Others as above. CARROLL and Co. Stock-Brokcrs, 26, Oxford street, respectfully inform their Friends and the Public in general, that tLey are now selling TickLts and Shares for the New S FATE LOTTERY, which draws on the SUth of Nk.X MONTH. 1 Prize of SCHEME. a 520,000 15,000 - 10,000 - 5,000 • 4 3 000 • 3,000 - 2,000 • 1 3 000 500 • 400 • 300 - 200 • 100 50 - 40 • 30 • 25 - 15 - £20,000 1,1,0u0 10,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 4,000 4,000 3,000 3,008 2,400 2,000 2,500 2,800 3,t)00 3,100 80,000 12 20 SO 100 124 2 ,000 11 ;000 Tickets. £120,000 N 0.6,345, the last Prize of £30,000 ever Shared in Three "Oktkl and Ten Sixteenths ; No. 12,103, the last Prize of 5 0 1000 ever Shared, in Sixteen Sixteenths, were Sold by CAR IOU and CO. swIFT and Co. Contractors with Government, re spectfully beg leave to solicit the Patronage of the Public 'muds the SCHEME of the PRESENT STATE LOTTERY, %lush will be drawn on the 3Gth of next Month (April). SCHEME. I Prize of £20,000 is 1 15,000 10,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,009 500 400 SOO 200 100 50 40 S 15 £20,000 13,000 10,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 4,000 4,000 3,000 3,200 3,000 2,100 2,000 2,500 2,800 3,000 3000 30,000 10 12 29 40 70 100 194 2 .000 12,000 • •caets. .C 120,000 .2 10 „..riekets in this Lott er y are all of different Numbers; and, Lettery will be determined in One Day. rickets and Shares art selling by Swtur and Co. at their offices, ;hee, in the 11, P op i t ,,, , 1 12 , Charing-Cross, and 31, Aldgate High-street ; last Lottery, drawn i 21st January, No. 5,497, a p riz r ,, e . °f _,X 2o sl)oo, was sold in sixteen 16t1is ; and No. 995, a -- •••1 4000, in twelve share. CT. US fa mitt). meat at et 0120" pacer rs ; the pi' of WO Lvdy tO ffendint r: (Web• a res.' ay rig' . tbeln• start) I ntwtDal Knee hey wl" ley W e calk to ariag the R!° Ps" is whoa method! CA ii ol4 116 boo, without° ruts c ues or :ng be . ruyriettP [ the DV the Ili' lace, far. FOREIGN BOOKS, Including some valuable recent importations from he Continent. Just published by T. Boosey, 4, Broad -street, Exchanze, ASUPPLEMENT to his CATALOGUE of French, Italian, Spanish, and German BOOKS; amongst which will be found a variety of editions of the most celebrated French Authors. In the Spanish Part of this Catalogue are some very scarce, as well as elegant ettions of the most esteemed works In that language, besides a lar;e assortment of new Ger man Books, very lately imported. A Catalogue of Spanish and German Books to be had separate. This day was published, price 40. Gd. THE SECOND PA RTefT RACTS on LEGAL and other SUBJECTS. By the Hon. Sir W. C. SMI l'H, Bart. L L.D. F.R.S. & M.R.I.A. Third Baron of the Court of Eachequer in Ireland. Conuiniug, 1. Observations on that part of the Law of Evidence, which relates to the Proof of Deeds. 2. Brief Notices of the Law, as applicable to Actions for ma licious Prosecution; together with the Report of a Trial in such a Ca4e ; and a Cursory Inquiry as to the Mode in which Records should be proved. Printed for T. t adell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be bad, the First Part of the above Work, price 45. ed. This day was published, in tvo. price ,el. Is. boards, A PRACTICAL ABRIDGMENT of the LAWS of the CUSTOMS,relative to the Import, Export,and Coast ing Trade of Great Britain and her Dependencies, (except the East Indies), including a statement of the Duties, Drawbacks, and Bounties, directed to be paid and allowed; the whole inter spersed with Orders in. Conned; and brought up to Jan. 1812. — To be continued at the end of each Session of Parliament. By CHARLES POPE, Controlling Surveyor of the Warehouses in Bristol, and Author of the " Compendium of the Warehousing Laws." Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row. 'the • fABLLS of the DUTIES of CUSTOMS may be had sepa rately, in Svc). price ss. boards. 1 his day was published, price (coloured) 10s. 6d. ANEW CHAR I of HISTORY, exhibiting the most material Revolutions that have taken place in the principal Empires, Kingdoms, and Stutts : front the artiest au • thentic records, to the commencement of the preftnt year. With a Description, in which a.te contained some strictures and re marks on Dr. Priestley 's Chart. tie FRANCIS BAILY. Sold by J. Johnson and Co. No. 72, St. Paul's Church-yard; and John Richardson, Roost Exchange. ••• The uti'i v and convenience of Charts of this kind have been long acknowledged by those who are in the habit of using them. They afford the same means of information and facility of study in History, as M.ps do in Geography. The latter pre sent the very figure and situation of the country to the eye; and thereby elucidate the description of its rivers, its mountains, and its general features. The former, in like manner, represent in one view all the principal Revolutions of Empire, whether con temporaneous or successive, that have taken place in the different kingdoms and states of the world; and thus serve to explain, in a cl•tsr and simple manner, the most intricate and obscure parts of History and Chronology. Just published, a Ned► Edkios. price Ss. illustrated with Cases, APRACTICAL TREATISE on the PRE VENTION and CURE of cite VENEREAL DISEASE, particularly , its consequences, as Strictures, Gleets, Ste. including copintut and practical 05servations on Tabcs Dorsalia, Hypochon driasm, Onanism, &mina Weakness, Mucal Discharges, &c. di vested of all technical obscurities. By M. CATON, Surgeon. I.ate of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row • Sa muelHighley, Fieet-street; C. Chapple, Pall-Mall; and Lin dsell, Wigmore-street, Cavendish-square, London. Also, by the same Author, price Ss. A POPULAR TREATISE on the PREVENTION and CURE of the different species of ASTHMA, with Practical Observations on the use of the STRAMONIUM, and Its preparations in those affections as well as the Hooping Cough, inclndstig Remarks on the nutritious properties of the Sassafras Nut in Diseases of do Longs and Stomach. SPANISH BALLADS, ILLUSTRATIVE OF DO% QUIXO Thla day was published. in two handsome vols. crown Bvo. on very fine paper, price XI Is. in boards, THE HISTORY of CHARLES the GREAT and ORLANDO, from the Latin of Abp. Torun N, in Span. helm's Lives of Ecclesiastical Wnttrs ; together with the most celebrated Ancient Ballads of the Twelve Peers of France, men tioned so frequently in Don Quixote, taken from a very scarce Vo- lume in Spanish in the possession of the Editor, with English Me trical Versions. By THOMAS RODD. The admirers of Don Quixote's adventures must feel grateful to the Translator for the publication of these volumes in Spanish and, English. 1 hey are correctly and neatly printed, and in every respect highly creditable to the Author's talents and tase.—Anti gallican Rev. Feb. Printed for T. Boosey, 4, Old Broad-street, Exchange; and T. Rudd, 2, Great Newport-street, Lang Acre. Where may be had, Fcraud's.Cartas Mercantilas, 12mo. 4s. 6d. El Diablo Cojuelo, IBmo. 4s. 6d. Also, T. Boosey's Catalogue of Spanish Books for 1814. • This day was pubUshe:d, In two large Volumes, tto. price five guineas in boards, a new Edition, carefully corrected, and very considerably enlarged, by J. T. H. H. Des Carrieres, A.M. In the University of Paris, of A - --- • NEW DICTIONARY, ENGLISH AND FRENCH, and FRENCH and ENGLISH. Containing the signification of Words, with their different Uses; the Con structions, Forms of Speech, Idioms, and Proverbs used in both Languages; the terms of Arts, Sciences, and trades. The whole extracted from the best Writers. By LEWIS CHAM BAUD. Printed for T. CadeU and W. Davies, F. C. and J. Rivington, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, J. CutheU, Scatchard and Letterman, R. I.ea, I.ackington and Co. B. and R. Crosby; J. Harris, R. Baldwin, Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; and Dulau and Co.—Of whom may also be had, 1. An Abridgement of Chambaud's Dictionary, French and English, and English and French ; by Mr. Perrin; new edition, corrected and improved by Mr. Moysaut, price 4s. 6d. bound. 9. Chambaud's Grammar of the French Tongue; sixteenth edition. revised and considerably Unproved, by Mr. Des Car rieres *To. Ss. bound. s. bhaishaud's French and English Vocabulary; eighteenth I edition, Ss. 4. Chamband's Exercises to the Rules aid Constructions of the French Speech ; Loth edit. revised by Mr. Des Carrieret, Ss. I s. Chantbaud'a Rudacents of the french Tongue; 17th I etiltion, 21. •. - • NAVY OAK TIMBER.-HANTS. To be SOLD by AUCTION, in Lots, at the Anchor lon, Red• bridge, on Friday the sd of April next, at three o'clock, 'PROM £4OOO to £7OOO worth of large OAK A- NAVY TIMBER, standing at Brockenhurst, Dibden, Swanwick, and Titchfield. After the 24th of March, Mr. Toomer, at Brockenhorst, Mr. James Gandy, at Dibden, and Mr. John Fisher, of Curbridge, will slim the Timber and give particulars. Mes•rs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury, will also furnish particulars. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Loudon Tavern, Fozhnle-itreet, Plymouth, on Friday, _ _ the inth March in tent, ABOUT 1100 Quintals COD FISH, now on board the schooner Prudentia, of Gloucester, United States, lately detained and sent in here by his Majesty's ship Belle Peale, Charles Brisbane, Etq. Captain, and Dryad, Edward Gal- way, Esq. Captain, and condemned as Prise. For viewing and further information, apply to Messrs. Hawses and Sons, Merchanta, Plymouth. JOHN LUSCOMBE, Broker. Immediately afterwards, About 1000 QPilltak COD FISH, now on board the schooner Abigail, of Newbury Port, United States, lately detained and sent in here by his Majesty's ship Niemen, Carain Sir M. Seymour, Bart. and condemned as Prize. Far viewing and further information, apply to Messrs. lisalc la and SON., Merchants, Plymouth. Plymouth, March s, ten. JOHN INSCOMBE, Broker. The Committee chosen for the likulagement of this Subscrip tion, in order to make known the extraordinary claims and mag nitude of the calamity requiring relief, bcg to state, thee the number of lives lost in the above-mentioned amoure:A to upwards or 2300, and much exceeds the atitutser 01 those in either of the ;,neat Battles of the Nile, Copenhagen, ur Trafalgar. The following were elected as a Committee The Right Honourab'e Admiral Lott! Ritosrucx. The Right lionguruble Admiral Lord GAUSI6.It. Vice-Admiral Sir J.O.IES SA UPentit, Bart. Sir WIL,AAhI LelGii (ON, Kett:;lit and Aldernisn. J. P. Anderdon, Wuudbtae Parish, Esq. John Julius Angerstein, Esq. Joshua Reeve, Esq. George Blackman, Esq. Thomas Rowcrofr, Esq. Thomson Boner, Esq. Benjamin Shaw, Esq. Horatio Clagett, E-q. Robert Shed len, Esq. Won. Henry Hoare, Esq. ilasketh Smi h, Esq. Thomas King, Esq. John Kenton Tritton, Esq. Germain Lavie, Esq. John Tann% Esq. George Munro, Esq. Wm. Vaughan, Esq. Subscriptions received by the Masters afthis House; at Mewl. Huares, Fleet-street; Messrs. Barclay, rritton, Bevan ait.l Co. the Hon. Simon Frazer, Perrin and Co. ; Messrs. Smith, Payne and Smiths; Ate sirs. Willis, Wood, Percival, and Co.; and alt the other Bankers in I.undon. Subscriptions already advertised, £3,158 2 6 List of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels, whose Officers and Men have already subscribed Two Days Pay: Victory Hyperion Daphne Royal William Desiree Cruiser Bellerophon Pyramus Fylla Betona Phcebe Plover Warrior Porcupine Ariel Defiance Furietbe Woodlark Elephant Solebay Ruse Norge Niobe Redbreast Namur Briseis Thresher Egmont Hazard Censor Ralsonable Alert Vixen L. opard Chanticleer Acute Argo Portia Starling Fisgard Ranger Aggressor Horatio Utile Algerine, and Jason. The Mercers'Company 105 0 Baring, Brothers, & Co. 21 0 Ihe Royal Exchange .1s- Leys, Maslen, and Co. sulance Office 105 0 Aberdeen 21 0 The London Assurance D. Davenport, Esq. 10 10 Office 105 0 A Wager lost in George- The English Cokrer street 1 1 Company 31 10 H. Bromtield, Esq. 2 0 The East-India Corn- I General Kirkpatrick 10 0 pany 105 0 Sh. Reed, •.sq. 10 10 A Collection at the Pa- Vice-Admiral Douglas 10 10 rish of Eakring: near Capt. Rodham Douglas, 011erton, per the Rev. R. N 5 5 J. H. Browne, Rector 5 0 Capt. T. Hand, R. N. 5 5 A Friend 1 0 Cobb and Co. Margate 5 0 Inhabitants of Brigham, Admiral Fortescue 10 10 Torbay, transmitted M. B. 5 0 by Mr. W. Wheaton 60 0 C. M. .5 5 Lieut. H. G. Hardacre, Rev. Richard Harrington 2 2 R. N. 2 2 Sir C. Bunkury, Bart. 10 10 Yellow Fever Remedy S. P. 2 0 -____ _ . _ _ Institution 5 SIG. M. Aylmer, Esq. 5 5 Goslings and Sharpe 21 0 Mr. Newton 21 0 P. L. Dublin 10 10 Rear-Admiral Peyton 6 0 Thomas Harvey 5 5 Mrs. Vivian 10 0 E. Squire, Esq. 2 2 Mrs. Cath. Poulton, The Wells Volunteers, Little Marlow 5 5 per 1. G. W.Jorn, Esq. 5 5 Sir Wm. Geary, Bart. 10 10 LLOYD'S. MARCH 7. A General Meeting of the Subscribers will be held at the Merchant Seamen.' Office. over the Royal Exchange, on ritirlAY NEXT, the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock precisely, to take into consideration the propriety of allowing the Widows and Families of the Officers and men, belonging to his Majesty's late gun-brig FANCY, of 12 guns and 50 men, to puticipate in the Subs:rip• tion now raising, that vessel having belonged to the same cons vey, and lost at the same time. THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. No, 3, George-yard, Lombsrd—treet. THIRD ADVER ISE.MEN 4'. WEST MIDDLESEX WATER WORKS. NOTICE is hereby given, that a SPECIAL GENERAL ASSEMBLY will be held at the Company's Office, in ttemers-street on Friday, the Roth day of March next, at Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of consider- ring and determining upon the Mcasures to be now adopted for carrying into effect the objects of the last Special General Assembly, and also that of electing a Director in the stead of William Lewis, Esq. resigned. ROBT. S. 21-OPER. Office of the West Middlesex Water Works, Chief Clerk. 51, Berner'-street, Feb. 27, 1512. THE NOBILITY and FAMILIES of this Me tropolis, also Tuwn and Country Drapers, are respectfully apprized, that the entire STOCK in 1 RADE of the MAN CH E.SI'ER , SCOTCH, and IRISH FACTORS, No. to, Pickett street, Temple-bar, opposite St. Clement's Chute', is now on Sale, the,whole of which, amounting to L 17,5001. must be im. mediately cleared off, in consequence of the death of Mr. STIL rues PERKINS, one of the Proprietors, amongst which the fol lowing articles will be found particularly worthy of attention, viz. a line quantity of grass-bleached Irish linens of known celebrity, Russia and Lancashire Sheeting', dowlasses, and Suffolk hemp', 1500 pieces of India and British jacono.s, mulls and cambrics for gentlemen's cravats and ladies dresses, 500 pieces of Indian nankeens, 2000 silk, Imitation, and wove-'n shawls, 150 pieces of rich printed bed-furnitures, counterpanes, quilts, blankets, table-linen, &c. with an assortment of printed cambrics and calicoes. No. 6, Pickett -street, Temple.bar, the large corner Shop, with a Golden Unicorn in front.—Assistants Wanted. N. B. The above extensive Premises to be disposed of. PLYMOTTrIt. By Vir:ue of a Commission fres the High Conn of Admiral of England, addre•sed •ts thoesas Cole, Esi. TO lIE : , OLD HY ADC; ['ION, At the London Tee 4m, Foirhol--street, talyntouth, on Friday & the 110th day of March, .4t e, at 1 wenre, {HE handsome fast-seilinx Ship GA LLICIA, (late the Q 1,18812 Cherlo•te, of London, A. I.) length -1101 k. Oin. I Height b t di Decks 6f . Breadth - 22 11 Derk in the Hold 7. fl Adis's...tree - 180,8444 Thas. This very desirabL., and well lintrAtt Ship, was built of the best Emu:l-tali, at Emsworih. purpo-eiu for the Packet Sertice, in which eti.ploy she coninued : car red by the enemy. She is coppered and copper-fareocd ath a Figure Head, pi t Tred for I S gulls. his ten Ist-pound CarTollll.leq, and two long ti-poundas minted , with a large hull, etteeS accomtoodatinns, and is wed calculated fur a Packet or Trans , ,tor, Letter of Marque, or ter the West Itid.a, Mediterranean, to any ether trade requiring lr.:rtlien and dispatch. Alan, the iulluwirg Goods, landed out of the mid Skip; 3 Trunk. containing Calico. Cotton, end Nankeens 4 C: ses ----- Cotton, Irish Linen, and Pladilae Dttto -- Priam", II Ditto Checks 4 Dittu ••••-... Irish Linen Siktias Sheeting, Toarentrg, Diaper, and Threa d. 2 Ditto ---. As..,:rted Pieces Packing Carrot 2 Bales &ire and Iltorel, 4 Casts, 1 Trunk Shot.* 2 Cases Stationery, 1 Trui.k Perfumery 8 Cases Assorted Na.!,, 4 Cases Shot 1 Care Cuti e.ies, 16 Shovels 2 Casks, 1 Bag, Hamlet:6's and Shackles 3 Long Iran Chairs, 3 Rolls Lead 3 Casks Nails, Tools, Throwers sod Ironmongery In Iron Halt-hundred Weights, 1 Quarter ditto 2 Cases of Agricul•ural Instruments 2 Medicine Chests, 1 large Brant and Scales 8 Cases Pickles, Sancta, Oil, &c. 4 Cases itaalia. 6 Kegs Tongues 330 Bars Irqp. 1 bonds Iron Hoops; !Cask, 1 Case Fishing Linn 1 Gish, 2 Jars Paint ; 1 Case Tstri. , e, 2 Cases Glass 93 Iron Pots, 43 Woo d Bowls; 8 Casks Flour, 3 Kegs Lard 16 Casks Provision, 2 do. Herrings ; 6 do. Rum, 4 Casks Rice 16 Jars Grote, Peas, Ike. • a Half Hilda . American Tobacco 84 Iron-bound Rum and Water Puncheons, and a quantity of loose Staves. 6 Half-Barrel, 4 Qu'arter-Barrele Powder, one Cask Ball-Car tridges, and a quaitity of Muskets, Curasses, and other Warlike Stores, Sm. After which will beSold, the handsome fast-sailing Schooner GENERAL PALAFOX, about 130 tons measurement. Site is a well-built servLeable vessel, coppered and copper fastened, figure bead, sails remarkably fast, pierced for 14 guns has good accommodations, will stow a large cargo, and is des erving the attention of persons In want of such a Schooner. And then the following Goods, landed out of the said vessel; SO Puncheons Rice j 9 large Iron Hatch Bare, and 4 7 Ditto Rum I Iron Rods fur Bolts 29 Hhds. 2 small Casks Ame- I A quan:ity of empty Calks and rican Tobacco iron Hoops 13 Barrels salted Herrirgs One Bale of Coarse Blue Cot -85 Deals, from 18 to 19 It. long ton, sod all her Powder and 1 large spare Iron Cabbouse Shires and Boiler The above Vessels were captured near the Coast of Aran, br his Majesty's ship Amelia, the Hon. Frederick Paul Irby, Cap. tain, and with their Cargoes are condemned as Prises. For Catalogues, inventories, or further Paniculars, apply to the said Commissioner. George Street, Plymouth. PLYMOUTH. -10 as BOLD by At the London Tavern, Foxhole. street, Plymowh, on Friday, the ueth instant, at Twelve, THE beautiful fast-sailing Schooner MATCH LESS, about 120 Tons measurement.—This most &air. able schooner is New-York built, copper-bottomed and fastened, and pearly new ; sails re•markably last, and stows a good cargo ; she is in excellent condi , ion, well found In stores, and might be sent to sea immediatel ; captured on her voyage from New York to Boureleaux. Also, the Part of her CARGO under mentioned, viz. 152 Boxes Waite :u!ar 16 Bales New Orleans Cotton 21 Tierce 66 Bags IC . °f Wool. ee. 2 Barrels Provisions. 163 El.pluelts Teeth. 10 Deal Enos. 6 Boxes indigo. About 2 Tons Logwood. _ . Afterwards, the hanisonte cepper•bottomed schoonrr YOUNG . CAROLINE; about 1 to Tons measurement.— f bis Is a tact-sailing •essel, with good mpee ty for stowage, copper lanes' pierced fur 16 guns, wal found lu stores, and might soon be got ready for sea, at a trifling elpenee ; capturel on her •oyage from Bourdeauz to New Orleans And then her CARGO, consisting of 129 HU:. superior Claret, tMedoe de Moot 1 erran3„) four iroa hoops each. 14 Cooks Vinile Grave, (about 40 canons each). 105 Cases choke old Claiet, (14/Irdue de St. Julian, 11102,) one dozen each. . 94 Basket* Olive Oil ditto. _ l 170 Cases Eiu de Cologile, (9 bottles each.) 72 Bags Claret Corks-12 Boxes Prunes. 1 Ca.e Aniseed Cordial. 19 Cases and Trunks, containing Silks Satins, Cambric, and Cambric Handkerchiefs ; Lawns, Silk Fringe, and Jewellery ; Silk and Satan Ribbon; Chenille, bilk Handkerchief and Shawls ; Criprs,Silk Umbrellas, and Parasols; elegant Lace Veils, Silk Robes, and Pelisses; Silk. and Kid Gloves, Artificial Flowers, Pumatunis, Essences, and l'erfumery ; Snuff Boles, Buttons,. Razors ' ands variety of other articles. And One valuable Musical I init.-piece, (by Bourdier, Parts) plays 116 Opera Airs ;Ind Waltzes; in an elegant Mahogany Case, with a Ladies' Secretary and Book-case.. _ Both the above Cargoes are p.rfcctly dry, and in excellent order and condition. After which will be Sold the French Transport Oolliott LE MULE'', about 1113 Tons measurement. She is a rentarkobly strong vessel, will burthen shout 250 Tons, pecul arty adapted to the timber trade, and having been purposely fitted for that ser vice is well worth e attention of Merchants in want of a vessel for that employ. Also, a quantil of strait French Oak sided Timber, and Crak and Elm Plank of large dimensions and sup.rior quality, intended for the French Arsenal at Rochefort, and landed out of the said galliot. And then the strong New York built Ship LOUISIANA. Length - -75 ft. 4 in. Depth - - 11 ft. tin. Breadth - - 23 5 I Adm-asures 167, 78-98 Tons. She is a very handsome little ship, sails remarkably fast, has Figurehead, temporary, betwe-st Decks 6 feet It Inch high, and excellent accommodations. She is equally ca l su l ared for a packet or for a running ship, Is well adspti.4 for the Newfoundlind or Mediterranean trade, and her Stores, being in good condition, she might be sent to Sea at a small expellee. Afterwards the Good Brig FOR FUNA, Length 77 ft. 7t in. 'Depth 11 ft. 2 In. Breadth 21 ft. in. Adnieasures 150 73-94 tons. This is a strong Oak-built Brig, ab.)ut 200 tons burthea, well found, and in good repair; has adarge bold, of easy draught of water, is well calculated for the timber trade, and might be soot to Sea immediately. All the before-mentioned Vessels and Cargoes were captured by his Majesty's ship Semiramis, Charles Richardson, B q. Cap tain, and condemned as prize to the said irigate.—One concern. And the then following 000I)S, viz. 41 Hogsheads prime American Tobacco (York and J amesßiver) I Pipe high flavoured Bourdeaux Brandy 230 Bales Juniper Berrie-12,000 French Ridge Tiles 2 Hogsheads Red Ocre.—And for Exportation, About 16,000 Wine Hogsheads Staves and Heading. All regularly ron.lenmed u Prize. Tor Samples, Inventories, Catalogues, or further particulars apply to Mr. Thomas Cole, °torts-street, Plymouth. Plymouth, February 27, ISM I r . r ' Ms : i d•O• 4 4s Q• it- n• ti. :jai IN I sr ;Tie ;kelt, G and me el e net- ictosy , Co:. [ tithe I, N. 10S, 111,.iu 1 ,i