Star. — London, England, 1806-10-20 00:00:00

1, 1 4 • / le7ll.lSt iCINDOTI GAZEITTAViaor 7. ADMIZALTY•OF PIC', °e-mail' to, 1806. Seem of a Lute:front Cie James Saumarea, Bart. and K.B. Rear Admiral of the Red. to William Martden, FA dated at Gaun try, Oditthrr tt. az& Stir—l herewith incinfe, for the information of my Lairds Cans of the Admiralty, a letter I have received from Captain illikkoefe, of his Majefty's (loop Sheldrake, giving an account of • gallant and fpiritrd attack made by the Cooftance, Sheldrhlte, and Strenuous gun brig, commanded by lieutenant Nugent, on the French frigate la Salarnandre, which they fucceeded In captor. Mg after a dote and revere aelion; the enemy's flip being ftm• ported by • finang battery trom the Store, and numerous troops with deal F lues and navOntry. WMIR !Some!, lament the death of Captain Burrows, with the nther brave men who have fallen in this enterprise 1 uniot too highly applaud the perfevering ex ertions made by Captain Thkkneffe. the oaken, sod Men adder ' his milers. to prevent the Conftanec, after Ibe bad taken dal proud• from falling into the enemy's bands; and It Is a farkfaes duo tt. know that their efforts Cu far prevalkd, as to have render. it her totally Wilda to the enemy, having left her a petted wreck rade the battery: the Salamandre Levin alto greuhded, they fucteeded In deftroying, by feting fire to her. I am. &d. -(Signed) lablas Ilankaatt. P. S. I iudole a return of the killed and wounded, as far as 9 train tticknefte has been enabled tes conga the returns. The mum of miCSng has ant yet been trailfmitted to me. The number of French mifoners are fifty.live, formal of whom 27C notnada. Hh Majefty's Ship Sheldrake, St. Auhin's Bay, • Jerky: (Matsu 14. tBo6. Sir—l have the honont to inform you, for the in. formation of the Lords Commiffioners of the Admi ralty, that his Majelty's (hip Committee, in company with the SHILDR•EI. StkINUOUI. and DRITAIIIIIIA hired cotter, weighed on the path inflow at fir A.M. from the anchorage at Chanfey, - with the tide of ebb, and a light breeze at S. E. on !landing in to morn. noitre St. Woe's, a fail was difenvered off Cape Frehel, to which ;he fonadron gave chace, employ. ing their (weeps nearly tho Whole way I it was loon difeovered by her manceaeres; the chace was - an enemy, who about noon filcceeded in getting into Boucle D'Arkie, bawling - elate in with the rocks, and carrying oueboWandqnarter fprings, and other wife preparing for an obtlinate defence, covered by a flrong battery of guns on the hill, as well as field pieces and muiketry employed by the troops brought down for that parpote't in this (tate they waited to receive ns ; their determined appearance only in created the ardor of the brave Captain Buaaowas (who, I am forty to add, fell glovinufly by a grape Oho , in the heat of the allion). The SitsLlMAlta by fuperior failing, had the good fortune to lead into aftion, followed by the Sraemuous, the fquadron being anchored within tot of the enemy, with fprings on their cables; at two P. M. a awn fpirited fire isommenced on both fide*, which was fupported with great gallantry and obßinacy on the part of the enemy's (hip. till four P. M. when it pleated GOD to give us the vietory ; I fent my Fite Lieutenant to take priffelfion of her, and the Britifh colours were immediately hoißed. She proves to be the Sala mander, a French frigate built (tip, mounted with 26 long twelve and eighteen pounders, and manned, by their own account, with ant 'hundred and fifty men, and was commanded - by a Lieutenant de Vaiffeau, who was killed in the action ; the was bound from St. Malcies to 11411, with (kip timber. His Majelly's (tip tousiiebt hivitig taken the ground, and the prise alto' (ground, every elation was ufed to get both HUN offebat I am Corry tel add, without (tweets ; the fire oldie cannon a and mufketry from the fbore becoming now fo 'galling and ere raendous, that the peep% mild not - Thew themfdies on deck : The Corteraiei having cal both cables ' , dating the anion, land the Waifs , which had bee n run out to heave her off. Sot away ; at the nutmeat of her floating, the slated with the wind on &ore, further on the rocks, which obliged the officers and mew to abandon her (without firing her) the decki being tilled with wounded ; obferviog, however, as the tide rote, the began to float, I was induced, great as the rilk was, to make another attempt to Cave her, which alto proved unfuccefsfol, thole employed on this fervice, being either killed or made prifoners.— Night now clofing on us, it became neceffary to con. hilt the &fay of the Snet.new and STRINUOIDa. (the latter with her foretop matt (hot away,) at break of day 1 Rood in to fee if any thing further could, be done, and was happy to ()Verve the Committee was high and dry on the rocks under the battery. and lying keel up, a perfee wreck I the prize, which had not drifted fu far in, I fueceeded in totally defiroy log by fire, at low water ; I have fared about one hundred of the officers and crew of the CON STANCI ; of thole miffing, I hope molt are made prifoners, though I fear tome may have fallen in the fecond at tempt to recover his Majetly's !hip. The lamented death of my refpeeed friend, Captain Boar:owes. (who, had he lived, would have given their Lord. (hips a more clear and detailed account than I am able to do of this affair) leaves me the duty of bear ing tellimeny to the determined courage, coolnefs, and ardour difplayed by every officer and man in the frit:ad:on. I mull particularly mention the affißance I received from my Fiat Lieutenant RICHIAD Ks• •tan, a moll meritorious and old officer, whom I prefume to recommend to their Lordfltips' favoata• ble notice. I ostill alto hear teflithony to the seal and bravery of Lieutenant Nuctimr, commanding the Smelt uous gun brig. who on this, as well it former "oceations, has ever (hewn himfelf a gallant and zealotfs officer. Lieutenant Wltclate Lawi asace, my Second Lieutenant, to whom I commit ted the fervice of deßmying the priie, performed it very much to his own credit and my fatisfaetion. am forryto Rate that MT. 'firma If Matter of the Ss 'Lout ae, who voluateered in the motl gallant manner to accompany Mr. Lc maims, Firli Licute , nant of the Cow iris es, in the fecood attempt to five the ihip, ere simonglt the miffing. I herewith bare the honour to inclofe as cortee a BR of the killed and wounded as, from circuraflances, I have been able to obtain ; as alto a lilt of prifoners laved from the prize. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) ;cont csocemasse. P. S. As Lieutenant Laweisics taw about thirty killed lyiug on the Salamander's decks, I conceive the flauohter on hoard her mull have been very great. Numbers of her crew &aped in boats, avid by fwimming to the flame, on her (hiking. (Signed) JOHN THSCRSISaa- LR of killed and WoUnded nn board kis Majcity's Shiva Coro ft-nce. ttbcklrake, and itrenu.wo. Lo adion on the a nit hat. COX•TaCI. %WM—Captain Burrows; litis;anifn 1 nifty, Ser/eant of Ma tinee; .';ilium Runitate, John Chat-love, Fetward Ryari. lea- I ; (1 2 tart. r Mal Per ; nntert Rahi. n Boat- ! M JAM Stiailtiol,Qvuter allaftet ; John Want ;a) Sinee dead at their Wounds—Lute Cogian, Seaman ; norms Jl4 Andrew, Marine; John Pitt Lectern, Quarter Mailer ; James Gilts, Marine. Slightly Wounded—Mr. Richards, Pirß Lieutenant ; John Navy. John Cl..rk, llamas Howe. I luanas I.irtie• Pet-r Mar row, Edward Trout. John Flynn, Samuelltedur, Robert Wallas, ' Seamen. Badly Weundcd—Daniel M'Cawley,Boatrwain; William Mor ton, Marion. nai 'lnt 3 fee SLOOP SHILDRARIC. KlUeda—john Brown, statnan. Wounded—Edward llunt,and John Culbert.Seamen. HIS MAI !ITT ' S COIN 10/0 SYR rT4I3OUL None killed. Wounded—Robert Bend, Mldthipman, nightly : John Butter- Bey, Marine. fcv, rely ; Henry Howard. Scanlan. Rightly; John Bale, Quarto Malta, dlno ; John Hawking, Marine, ditto. Killed and Wusuded en board the Salamander. Killed Wec known. Wounded (now on board tke Sheldrake) nine ; two Sure dead. (bislaC4) JOHN THICHNZbig. At the Court et the (34ieen't PA.ce,the t Oduher. _lBO6, pnient, the King's Moft F.seillent Majelty in Cooucil. His Mayfly having been 'leafed to deliver the candy of the Privy Seal to the Right Honourable Henry Richard Lord lol land,the oath of Keeper of the P 1 ivy Seal was this day admielftered to him; and his Lordfliip took his place at the Board ueordinglyt gyms's PALACE. ocrnsat 15. This day Count Wedel Jarliburgh. Envoy Extraordinary and MIAOW` Plenipotentiary from the King of Denmak, had an au dime of leave of his Majelty: which be war introduced by Lord Vileountliovrielt, his Majety's Principal Secretary of mate for Foreign aff.rin, and coo duds' by Robert Chefter, Efq. atfildant-Maftcr of the Cere monies. WHITEHALL. OCTOII2II 18. The King has been phafed to order a Cope d'Elire, to pars the Great Seal. empowering the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of St. Aleph to cleft a klifhop to that See, void by the death of the Right Reverend Father In God, Dodor Samuel Hod'. ley, bee Bißop tbereoft end his Majefty has alto been pleated to recommend the Right Reverend Father in God, Dodlor William Cleaver, Bithop of Bangor, to be by them Elated Bifhop of the Laid See of St. Afaph. The King has been pleafed to grant to Aogofta Murray, (com monly called the Right Hon. Lady Augufta Murray), fecond daughter of the Right Hon. John East of Dunmore, hie royal Bernie and authorithat the may, out of reined to her defeent from the family of Dc Antelend, take and sae the futrsame of De Amelaud, inftead of her prefnet Surname of Mortal. IT. pitillieS, OCTOIIIt 14, 1806. The King has been pleafed to appoint Edward Dawfoo ' PIT to be Standard Bearer to his Majefty s Honourable Band of Gentle; men PeriGoocre, vice Edward BoLawea feederkk, M4l. reigned. MILITARY PROMOTIONS—( Prow &amnia, saTiVe Gesithq wAa OPVICt. OCTOBIR 18, 1806. sd Regltnert of Life Onarde—Jaines Moore, Efq. to be Surgeon, vice Barker, who retiree on half pay. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet D. J. Webb to be Lieutenant, without purehafe, vier R. Phibbs, who retires. sith Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Thomas Forger, from half pay of the tR Dragoon Guards, to be Linttnant,vice Ebhan, who submits. loth Ditto—Honourable Joho Coventry to be Cornet, by per chafe, vice William', promoted. xsth Ditto—Cornet Thome* GattAde to be Lieutenant, without portiere, vice Cracralk, who retires; Second Lieutenant Thomas Crawford, from the 95th Foot, to be Cot..et, by porehafe, vice Gard*. t6th Regimtnt of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant George Vernon, from the 23d Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Bolton, We* extbanges. 63d Ditto--Lieetenant A. Bolton, front the z 6th I.ight Dragoons, tote Lieutenant, vice Vernon, who exchanges. tft Regiment of Foot— Henderfun, Gait. to be Enfign, botttiontiturclufe; vier Cantina; difmiffed by thefentente of a General Coen Manta 4,tb eittinotEnago John M'Mahon to be Lieutenant, without porthole, eke George Browoc, who retires. nab DittoLleurenant George 1 ale to be Captain of a Can - peon Whitson palliate, vice Baron Eben , promoted in Fro bag s iteslnunt. s sob Ditto—Esfivi J. Y. King to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. Dittes—Settled Lieutenant Rocbfort Bloomfield, from Brigs : =nes Reginsoot, to be linfign, vice Wbnekr, ilisd Ditto—Second Lieutenant Lorenzo Ball to be Firft Lieute nant, without purebak William Henry Brownfoo, Gent. to be &toed Lieutenant, vice Ball. Oil Ditto—Major Thomas Bodkin, front half-pay of the 9th • loot, to be Mrjor, vice Browne, who exclusive. pd Ditto—Alexander hornet, Gent. tot's Enfign, without pur . Obeli, vice Htatheote, promoted niche 7th Foot. yd Ditto—Edward Up, Gent. teas Fillip, without purchafe, - • - s e j ec w i dow, p nino t o d ; Creighton, Gem. to be linfign, without purchafe, vice Price, promoted. 46th Ditto—John Lear Calder, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe. vice Preston, promoted in the 7th Foot. 49th Ditto.--Captain Chutes Plenderleath to be Major, by por e/ale. vice /Armoire, who retires. 57th En6gn James Talker to be Lieutenant, without putt chafe, vice Gore, promoted in the teeth Foot ; George Knox, Omit, to he Enke, without porthole, vice l'alker. dCeh Ditto*.Hufpital-Mate D. Noble to be Afiftant Surgeon. 66th Ditto—Captain Philip Hay, from the 89th Font, to he Cap tain of a Comma y, vice Foruktue, who exchanges 73d Ditto—Major Maurice Charles O'Connell, front the sth Wdt . India R egiment, to be Major, without porthole, vice M•Donakl, diliniffed by the lenience of a General Court • Mania' i Henry Jackfon, Gent. to be Enhyn, b) purchafe, vice MtGonald, pro muted. 75th Ditto—Lieutenant Jofeph Lewis Young, from half-pay a/the 4 6 th Foot, to be Lieutenant, are Wilkins, who exchanges. 76th Ditio-oEnflgo Chtiftepher Hitrildi, from the a yth Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Shears. detailed. 83d Ditto—Hap:tat Mete Walter Ward to be AfSflant Surgmo. {9th Ditto... Captain William 1.. Fonekur, from the 66th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Hay, who exchanges. 90th Ditto—Lieutenant Francis Llvlngßone, from the adtb Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vier Peterfon, deeeakd aft Welt India Resin:unto-Ear William Ruh Lewin, from the 9cth Font, to be I.leutenant, by purehafe, vice Jam.. Stuart. Regiment—Adolphus dc Dante-, Gent. to be Enfigo, without putchafe. vice Yabouilkt, promoted. Brigadier-General Reyintent—BuGgn Richard Wheriss, front the lath loot, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Bloomfield, who eschangcs. IR Garrifou Battalion—Lieutenant Henry Mayhew, from the 88. h Foot, to be I.leutenant, vice Bordwine, appointed to the 88th Foot; Charles Smith, scot. to be haulm, vice Dillon, pro. tooted in the twit Foot. tit Royal Veteran gattsilon, -- Hicks, late a Lieutenant is the 73d Foot, to be Enlign, vice Early, deccalid. 6th Ditto—Captain Charles Roberts, from the 37th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Ninon, appointed to the sth Royal Veteran Battalion - . Bth Ditto—Lieutenant J4mes Stewart to be Adjutant. vice Ant vitt. appokted Tuven Major of Purtintoutt. STAFF. _ _ _ Henry Imes Reynctt, rfq to be llayinalter of a Reernitios tria7 Aflittant Contruiffary Ri. hard Manby to be a Deputy ControllTary df A:contpt. to the Forces. George Town(bend Courtenay, Gent. to be an Araltent Commit• Cary of Stores, Provifions,and Forage to the Forces. GARRISON. Lieutenant Nathan Athurß, front the Sth Royal Veteran Batts. lion, to be Turrn Major of Port(mouth, vi,e Grant, tleceafed. MI>MORAPiDUM Borges Charles Ilanitam, of the sth Regiment of Foot, Is fu yerfeded, bring abicuit wtthvot leave. Thr under ntentiuned Appolutmcr.it, at Rated in the Gazettes of the atth Marti., 9th Aural, and 7th t.letaber left, have not takes plsec,dz. 9th Li b bt Dragurn•—AlUflant Surgeon James Arthur, from tie 4111 Itragoon Qotr•!., to he Aflittaia burgeon. 17th Chriftopher !lateral to be Lieutenant. 4 lib Ditto—it rkie CciriaitH. Gent. to be 73th Ilitru—Eilf4n John Seott to be Lieutenant, by pun:hale, Conpar,wilo Commiflioits tigticd by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bed"' d.—Bedford Entigt, lames William Arno.. to be Lieutenant. Lata.l Sept. i 6, a. 6. ilerifora Volunteerinfaniry. Lieutenant Jan Pulley to be Cartels, vice Denton, reGgned. Java Thomas Lliburn to be Lieutenant. vice Pulky,ptornoted. Dated September 16. ace. Enrico George Street to be ditto, vice Eiger,deeeafed. illiatu Watkins, Cient. to be Soften, vice Lilburne, prometeeL Dated September t 7, agz6. Geer& Naib, Gent. to be Eufign, vice Street. promoted. Dated September 11, tiafi. Commifilrins figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the tall Riding of the County of York, and Town and County of the Town of Kingttoti upon Hull. In the Militia. •• To be Captains—William Milner, Efq. Dated April t 6, altar. (Mattes Stevan, Ffq. Dated Jute ta, t8..6. • Richard Archer Wadi", Efq. Dated July 5, ILA. John Terry, Efq. Dated July to, sae& • . to be lieutenant.-.. Francis Hall, Gent. Dated May 37,406. Alezander, Sinclair, Gent. Dared Sept: lied. William Befwiek, Gent. Dated Sept. 0,18.4. 'l'o be Enigns—Thane Robinfon, Gent. Dated April 14, a Sos. William Morgan, Galt. Dated May aI. Oki Comistiifion in the Dorfetflaire Regiment of Militia, ' figtted by the Lord Lieutenant. Robert Weddle, Oem. to be Eager, vice Ratter, reigned. Dated Odlober t, tiob. ConamiMons (tried by his Majelly 4 a Lieutenant for the County of Renfrew. Greenock Volunteer Sharpfhooters. Captain William Macdowall to be Captain Commandant, vice Lee,deocafed ; Lieutenautr Thohtte Ritchie to be Captain, vire Macdowall, promoted; Second Lineman Arckibald Baltic to be Reit lieutenant, vice ktacnaught, reigned; Second Lieu • tenant William Laird to be ditto, vice Ritchie, P romoted; Jame. Park, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Laird, proem). ted ; William Galbraltb, Gent. to be ditto, vice Balde r promo ted. Dated September so. tiori. • Renfrewfbire. Yeomanry Infantry. Lieutenant William Black to be Captain, vice Black, deeeafed. Enfign James Semple to be Lieutenant, vice Black, promoted. Dated Weber a, dad. Commiffiona figned by the Lord Lieutenantof Hants. Chrillchurch Volunteer Artillery. To be Captains—Firft Lieutenant Richard Wrlght'Sleat, vice Wakot, rcfigued. PIA Lieutenant John Spicer, vice Lyons, reigned. EAR lieutenant John Sleet, vice Jopp, reigned. Heft lieutenant Jobe Mon, vice Qsartley. reigned. To JacFirit Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant George Aldridge, vice R.. W. Meat, promoted. Second Lieutenant William CLapeott, vice Spicer, promoted. Second Lieutennot Jobe Aldridge, vice J. Moat, promoted. Second Limtenant William Ward Wr i g ht , Nee Elliott , promoted. R A TOI4 IR • former Gazette. For George Henry Rofe, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel of the Chrifteburch Volunteer Artillery, Read Ger;e Henry gate, Efq, to be Lieutenant Colonel of the C.luittchurch Volunteer Irfartey. BANICRUPTS. 'dash Haim, late of Pad Ma-draper, dealer and cbapman, to format, Ottober sit, Noronha 4, and op, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Fletcher, Cecibitreet, Strand. Richard Willett' and jokes Jaws, of Mauchefter,manufadurers and copartners, Noronha 1, 3, end ay, at three, at the BAJO. water Arms„Manchefter. Attornies, Mr. W. H. Cieck, Mao chefter ; or Mr. Bonfield, Bouverie-ftreet, Fleet.itrett, London. Richard Willa', of Salford, Lancalhlre, ousnufadtarer, dealer lad . ehapmas, November 4e51 and vg, at two. at the Baldgewatee- Arms Inn, Mantbefter. Attornles, Mr. Barrett, Manebelter or Marx. J. and R. Willis, WamfOrd caviar, latiann James Lilly, of Staky-Bridge, I.lmcsibiro, cOttun.fpinner, d•akr and ehaptnan, °Bober 30, 3t, and November 1 9 , at two. at the BridisWater Arms, Mtnekolten Atternles,Mr. Barrett, M3ll - ; or Mats. J. and R. Willis, Wamford court, Landoll. James Knowles, of Gwpnda, paritk of Basiwrog, Aoglefey, keeper', dealer and ehapman, Lkiolior if, Nor, 27, and all, at eleven, as tba Sportfman Inn, Carnarron. *Bosnia, Mr. H. R. It/Miami Carnarvon • or Mars. Richard and Geo. Ktimunds, Unbolt:ea lon, Landos. Charles Swain, now or late of Birmingham, tobacconin, dealer and chapman, Nov. 6,7, and 29, at eleven, at the Vauxhall, Farina of Afton, BErminghana. Attornies, Mr. Boutflower, Ds- 1 vonthire•fireet, Queen's-Awe, London; or Mr. Holland, in Birmingham. John Bowler, of !Whop% Wearmouth, Durham, hatter, dealer and chapman, Dauber sp, Nov. 4, and 19, at eleven, at Guildhsil, Londdo. Attorney, Mr. Scott, St. Mildred's mart, Poultry. Simony Metz. late of St. Mary Axe. London, earthing. Odoher 29, Nov +, and my, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Outran, Saint Thomaadrect, Southwark. Charles MHanly, William Simon, Arrowfmith Middleton, and James Lythgoc, of Liverpool, tobacconifts, dealers, chapatti', and partners, Nov. 3,4, and 29, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Maaelsefter. Attotics, Mr. Ralph Ellis, Cnrfitor-Strece, Lao- don ; or Mr. Britoil, William Purbriek, of Gioucefter, linesi.draper, dealer and chap elan. Oettrbet ii, Nov. 4, and 29, at tee, at Oulkihall, Loudon. Attornies, Mara J. and R. Willis, Wanford-avert, Throg morton-ltreit, London.' George PiLiekburne, at London, lnfurana•broker, dealer and eltamnan, Odkober 28, Nov. 4, and 29, at ten, at Otti4dhall Attorney, Mellsonus B.aek Sock St. Miklred's-court, Piwltry. William Clarke, of Wapping Nigh-filrect, Mkiillefez, butcher, 04ftolser 25, Nov.:, aad 29, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jo►n Hadley, Sir William Warren-fnuare, Wapping. Witham Barrow Arnold, late of the pad% of St. Mary, Rother bithe, Surly, carver and vidaaller, Oetober 29, NOV. 4, and 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sweet, Filher•Rreet, Red Llou.fjuarc. • 4 • . . '* Oe4 eat HOMittable COMMIS:IO2Rn°, Estifc for liketland. ; ,•• • • FoshAILI by AUCTION, At dui Star and Carter Tavern, Portfumuth, on Wednefay, tls4 "' • lad - init. it Eleven 'Mods in the-morning, ' STILE FOLLOWING G 0-0 D 6, VIZ.- at Double Fortified lion Guns, 6 pounders 410 Carris o es for ditto I o Sliding Carriages for ditto I • -Bras Locks forint° is Slides fur ditto lAbout iso Candler Shot fordo. About 240 hound Sbqt foe do. ao Cercnadts, 11 rounders 114 Double-headed dh to And fuedry elevating Screwo.Traverflog Bare, Sprig 5, to which have been landed from the Prime of Wales and Royal George ilicife Ships. The fan e may be v:ewed three days before the ale, snd further particulars known by application at the Office of THOMAS B. XOUSEL, Broker end Ship Arm. Batlx-fquare, Pordisooth. • At the Star sad Outer Tavern, Pordrointh, no Vhdoefils% As suliaftAit ILIMbi *Wolk In the Mewling, • • THE good fan Giiing Getter FOX, together with aB her Tackle, Alpert!, Furniture, and Stores. with which ties I s aModant:y fooud. sal may be fen( to lea imosedtately..hig kiikr,rmarishly ine vdrelogioch buYti aduselfures about $6 task and is well calculated fur a Hint host, Packet, Drogber, or sag A other (claim where difpatch and 3eNrilolGdatima• ore required.' ; - For s wkw of the Cower and Stan., inmenories, and bathe* particular*, application may be made th cc daye before the Sale, at the Clam at THOS. IV ROMP., Broker eras ite..4zut,POrtfatooth. DIF1). On Thurfday evening, the Counters of Kevmare, at het houC: in Portman fivare. On 'I hur.'d laR, at Worceßer, John Girdler, Efq. of Nonu• Brett. At the London Inn, Plymouth. on PRIMP the fu oElobet init. by Eloren &Cinch, I"HE Handfume FA-railing 13 , ie CIE ;A R- 7 Drincnftonv.-.Leogtb fret 6, tnebee...-Breadel 44 kit I Inches—Depth in tha Hold t t fret—Admadures 217 t. 94.Taillet Pierced for ta guns, copper-bottomed, and arty Intl:: ..ierfaittit now; la well calculated to carry a eargo to Nona Aro— , 710 hull and Rotas in good condition, and 111: may proceed on aver* immediately.—A prize to a fguadron of biz Maieltea duo. hada aka command ear Samuel Hood. Aid afterwards, all her Warlike and Ordnance St .rep Ago, the good Schooner I.OS TRES AMIGOS.—D • r , 4eortl Length Id feet 4 iochol—Becidth feet 8 filches—l "Ptll feet Stloches...Adoneafures ism 33.94 Tana . The good Schomer JUPlTER—DimenGone—Length 69 feet, brad IS feet tt inches, depth 7 feet 6 tochei--admeafures 99 S 9 94 tons eiiiifevcXch ars remarkable faR (allele, and in good condition; are well cal.:Ward for any trade where difpateh is required. Con demned as Prize to his Majefly's Ship Sybells, commanded b r Robert Winthrop, Efg. COIL tItORTATJOS. About =Torts of Superia Cocoa Aboat 4 Cafes Hams 32, Bags of Coffee zoo la i r n s d of Oil so Cafes of Stem leo Fills 14 ditto ..1 Nails 49. Oda Brandy 463 Bars Flat Iron 37 Cake Rcd Win* 93 Bala Writing Paper 4 Bags French Nal to Barrels Almonds ' Being the mars Cargoes of the Led Schooners les Tess Amigos and Alfo. She good Chafe Manes SAN DOMINGO, Martha' about go Tont. EL PACIFICO, go Tons. EL THOMASA, yo Tins. ALEXANDRO, 15 Tow. Well adapted for the Coating Trade, and eondonned as prise to bleMaltdres brig SURINAM, commanded by `Lake, Efq. FOR 110111 COSSIIIFFTION. 151 Barrels of Flour r Cafe of Sugar 895 Hides In tbe Hair and syo Deal BUFFOS I Calk Black Lead Being the entire Cargoes of the raid Chain Marees. Alfas, the good Cbafre Mom MARIE JOSEPH —Burthen about Go Took and well calculated for arty Trade her Dimen &MS nut Mc. Condemned as prize to his MaJefty's brig Cote. TROT, Lira. Gregory, Commander. FOR ????? TATION. 70 Celts Red Wing 37 Pi P e4 Brandtg9 ditto White]. zo Hardwads Calk of Oil 4 Cates of Roan Being the endre Cargo of the raid Chafe Maree Marie Joleph. And alto the Chafe Manse SANS REPOS, bunk-n about eo tons, and calculated for a Coaftlng Yarn, condemned as Prize to his Majefty's Armed Cutter MOE. Faa EZPOITATRON-40 (Mks of Red Wele, Being the cadre Cargo of the raid Chafe Mane Sans Reyes For viewing the Veffels and Cargoes, and for any furgber ialoP ination,srpply to Edward Lyng, E(q. the Agent, or to Plymouth, Sept. a, Mk, THOMAS LOCXYFR, Broker. TO MY CORRESPONDENTS. 'rHE extended Reputation, which was the fiat C 'Malec% of my amhition in the treatment of VENEREAL COMPLAINTS and DEBILITY, having attended to me various Correfpondente In the United Kingdom of Grtat Britain, and Iron different pare of fittrope and Amalca, I beg rat addrcia this public oodce to fetch carrefponticone The occupation of my time in anfwering letters from chore who rudgenot remuneration, made it meaty foe me, Tome years ago, to obferve, that no letters cooldhc noticed ankh a Bath-mite was inclofed. I spin repeat the ioforruatinn, that no letters without inclofure can be anfwereel, %Weft. from Patients already under my care. And I beg to foggefk, that letters from the Welt Indies, or from any Foreign country. muff ~. main not only. a complete itatetnent of the cafe, but a vary Liberal rum, &Went to compen- fate for the time or ftudying and writing fully on the oomplaiat. A and for the preparation of a conliderable cootie of medicine by a -.. London Cliemitt, if fuck Mould be requifite. When the Oftanee does not admit frequency of correfpondence It le :Jib defireel, that the age, the manner of Hying, and general feelings, as well as every fyntptom that tan poMbly be deferibed, be molt particularly faccified. Letters require 110 other direetion than the Chriftlan and Sur narr .." Martin Bree, Efq London ;" and that the minds of either fez may have the fulled agurance of fealty, the pottage of letters accompanied by fees need not be paid at the time, but will attn. watds be charged to the parties. MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in I.oadoa Arundel-ftmet, Oa. ii, 1/la6. PUELIC ADVANTAGE. 'l'liE advantage the Public mull always derive . 11 - from regularly cdom:ed peon:Donal men directing &lama excluevelv their 'lndies to one (pectin of =tidy, was never more dearly deminitrated than by the unexampled filmes which has attended the adminftrat ion of their New Remedy, and the extra ordinary Cure. it haa Frio:med. For a long fates of years Mans CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly hi his IMajaity's Serv,ec, have made the VENI Rr.Al. DISEASE the particular o':•j:,:t of their Inveffigation, and arc happy in having. difeovered a h.ledlrine fuperior to Mercury in the cure of that complaint; It b fuflicient to ,ebferve in praife of this Ncw Remedy, that its effetfte I arc diametrically appetite to thofe of Mercury, for though It com , nicely eradicates every veftl;e at the Virus In its ninA ecnifirmerd narcs, yet it does not in the Intl injure the conftitution. On the col.tiary it renovates the ryftem In all its natural funflions, pro motes apatite. and facilitates digeltion. Thus Indeed of redwildg a (trove and vigorous conflict:flan to the frightful condition Out lal,...rcury dream on: only preierve. that r matltution In its primi tive (late, but riteeei a nMk and deMlit ,teti one to its natural itreoath and vigour. Numlierkl, i,id.oiere are on recent record : o; the lonelier efficacy of this Medi itie. it' iati, rent and fpecilic ! virtues 'ding as a perpetual correetive t,. bodily Debility, whe ' ther proceeding from the pervie;eus h ibit. ot &hided youth. ov the et ceffes of maturity—imyrud,llCi t i which ergo embitter the mattimonlalttate. rhe unhappy fufFererlirwal a ev..rhis misfortune,. afhawed to reek relief, anti) be is reduced to loch a flare of weak r.• l'S as to emder life opprelnve. Te tech pertain it aloft be a coo -1 fling r,ilerlion to ki10.% that they may now ly a new arid infalli bhr mule of treatment he reft,.nal :., 'hat ereatett of all human , 1 Mclnnes, a itrong, ntaidy, anti vire:nits cor it tut ion. . In all cafes of Debility and D.liciet cy from nhatmer caufe arif ine, us well as in every fpeciev of Venereal InfeCtion, Vars. Currie and Co. may be confutted by Patients of either Sex with the ereateft fecreey af,d hamair, at 1 Or hot,f,., No. soy, Hatton Carden —Letters (pod 1,..1d) rtic!ofine a lath note, will be duly aufwered, and the oecelfary hi...diettle a 1.,: advice fent to any part of the kingdom. N. it. Many Gentlemen of the li• It refpeelabilty who have ex. I ,,, r i ence a t h,. h r ,,, .. - t it this n e w M e. , irme have particularly de fired that a reirrerce may I.e give, to rtu.rn to finials the mind of any peri,m of the real utili!y of this truly important ac.,very. No. 107, Kitten (larder. On the sth loft. at Fnuntainbride, near Edinburgh, Mrs Campbell, widow of the Rev. Mr. Aim Campbell, Minlfter of Ardnamorehan, Argyielhire. Lawty, ?oath Shields, John More, aged lot y ninety of which he w•as a Iceman. On 'herb inft fuddenly, at his boVe In st. Patrick's-ftrect, Cork, John F:anklli, Efq. Solicitor and Attorney. LONDON: Printed and puldifhed by LEVEL KrNr, (of Can. On the 6111 irft. at Edinburgh. ltul.nrt Thomas, Efq. of the j te.lA.ry•Place Lambeth). at On Srea Orrice, No 1, Carey• Royal Mariuts, Ere Pnbliflctl alto at the STAR (mica, Use. DIVIDENDS. °doter al. John Coo, of Penskwood, Somerfetfhire, dealer chapman, at eleven, at the Red Liao Inn, Shaftef bury,llorfctfhire. tober at. Ralph Lowe, late of Kildertoo, near Middlewieh, Chefhire, milky, dealer and charnan, at eleven, at the Whits Bear Inn, Middkwleb. October as. John Motley, of Stewardllone, Plies, miller, dealer and ehapman, at tca, at Guildhall, London. October 22. John Thomas, of Mancheit7r. cotton-fpinner, dealer and chapman, at two, at the Royal Oak No, Mancheiter. Oftnber 23. Stephen Naulkaer, I.th Dillon, and John Handl, late of bolton-en-le moors, Lancathire.coftotapinners, modut-nts ntifaCturen, linen.drapera, dcalcrcard chapruca, at three, at the Star Inn, hlancbcder. October at. George Richasds, of nougts.fquare,London, furrier, dealer anslchapman, at ten, at Gulldlull October 23. Charles . 1 backer. jun. 4te of Caißer, rear Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, feetlfman, dealer and ch.pmau, at disco, at the King's Head. Norwich. _ _ . Oe''tuber 20. - Tbomas Edward., of Wribbenhall, hiaderminfter, Worctllarlhire, thopkeercr, dealer and chapniati, at eleven, at the George Inn, In &welt y, Woreeftertlllre. . . . . _ . . . .• Ot‘loher 20. Ilenjtmlo Oger, late of Falmouth, Cornwall, mer chant, at eleven, at Commin's Hotel, ral.,luuth. _ _ . Oetol.zr 22. John Heyes, r f Charlton•ruw, Larlcafhire, dy,r, dealtr and chapman, at three, at the Bridgew..ter Amu Manchefter. o,fl4er io. Willlan Lawley, late of Cleobury Mortimer, Salop, timber metchai.t, at eleacn, at the Ucurge Dm, Bovdlei, Wor cellerCiire. Odtoher 22. Stephen Dexter, of Helper, Derbythire, dealer and ehlpnr,n, at tkvell at the Spread Nagle Inn, Manchert,r. . Ottobcr 13. John Hawthorne, Jun. of VlthrWorth, Derbythire, linen-draper, dater and ehaprnanot eleven, at the Spread kagle Inn, Mancheller. Otdober 2L John C.trtier and William Wilkinfon, Ire of Stock port, Chentire, mullin ne.o.uladlurcrs, drakrs, chaprnrn, copartners, at eleven, at the Cattle Inn Stockport. OelOber is William Barth, of Chatter, ilium diaper, at twilvo, at the Coach and Hodes Inn, Chatter.