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• . I 3 • . - ~r •" , •WIN 4 !: "~ ~ . -- ''',- •It- . ' . , . , 44 - • • • . . • I i t ~ ot. P As - C 4 , I * . 4 . 1 . • . ) • . 4 514. -if# 4 14• 4 t 411 ,-. 1 1.• 1 . . illie ill! . . • I .. . .I. • • '~.: _ . _, ~~ , \`+ uu ~.,.. 1 , %I\. ~. ~; a; • 111111===rat== NUMBER 8129. BOTANICAL LOTTERY. Qwtrr and Co. respectfully acquaint the Public.. 3.1 that Government has fixed the Dressing of the CAL Jour I'ERY for the 6th of MAY ne=t. lathls Lottery there are box* Tickets, one half di which are Prises of various denominations, valued according to the undermentioned Scale, =ratted from the Schedule of the A 63 of Parliament. Prizes. I Valued at £5,080 aC5,0110 AO 15,910 30 6,06)0 660 9,000 1,000 5 10,000 7,000 3 ......... 21,0(10 -, 10,000 Prism. ' 1e67,000 The whole 'Pickets, prise 52.55. each, are selling at their MO, Ne.ll, Poultry, No. 12, Charing-Cross, and No. St, Anivee High-street, where Schemes may be had gratis. MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS IN THE FATE LOTTERY WHICH BEGINS DRAWING •STH MAY, AND ON THAT DAY EVERY TICKET DRAWN WILL RE A PRIZE. SCHEME. ITrizea.Value. Ilea! Vatue. $ of ue20,000 are 460,000 9 10,000 30,000 4 „s II ••• ••• re • 70 4,00() 1,000 ••• 00000 SOO•••••• •• 4,000 500 • 200 5,000 100 2,000 •••.1. 4. • 40, 20. &c. 82,000 The hrs•-drawn 4(1)0 Blanks, S2O each; The secerrl-drawn 1,000 Blanks, stlo each. First -doyen Prize above £9O, SVOND DAY, £20,000 'first-drawn ,Prize above £4O, THIPD DAY, XlO,OOO 10,1.9 Prizes, and only 20,000 Tickets. The above hcheine is adapted to every Class of Adventurers, as more than One Half of all the Tick: rs and Shares bought (on an avtragr). WILL. BE PRIZES, besides their Chance ior ALL the CAPITALS. Tickets and Shares are :telling by T. BIM, the Contractor, ak his fortunate Ofiices, 4, Cornhill, aud 9, Cha r.i,g Cross, Landau. • • Persons in the Conoiry who find any dif f iculty in getting au / flied wi h Tid(((e, Awes, or Schemes, of the Agents, are desired to send tip tr O. ter; direct to the Contractor as above. XS .« SO 40 BELOE'S ANECDOTES OF LITERATURE COIVI ?LEM t'ay was Filth:he& handsomely printed In octavo, on a fine pa r, in six large volumes, with a general Index, price in boars Bs. - ANECDOTES of LITERATURE and SCARCE BOOKS.—By the Rev. Vill LIAM BELOR. Translator of a rod,tus, Etc. Printed ior F. C and i. Rhrinvon, N0.1t2, St.Patirs Church pird j mid itlso ty 3. iic.chard, No. 19e, Piccadilly. N. P. The S•h and 6th volumes may be had separately, to complete Sets. _ This day was published, Ins Yds 12mo. the Leath Edition, price 15s. board., LEI"rERS from the MOUNTAINS, being the real Cerrt...rc.ndence of a Lady, between the tears 1773 and 1807. Printed for Longman, Hurst. 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Where may be had, Cron's Popuhr i remise nu the Came, and Distinct dit of the Varieties 0r Asthma, with new, simple, and sateessful inscuctions ter the prevention and treatment of Asthmatic Fits, prt.A. 25. • Thif day was published, Is 3 yes. ties the Fourth Editiun, with an ;anion of more than • 140 Sp. e., price XI. I t.s. beards, ANIMAL 8100 KAPHY ; of , POPULAR ZOOL. ,GY ; compridn s authentic Anecdotes of chit Ero homy, tiabi:s e.f Use. Instincts, and Sagacity of the Autmsl ttgation. Arranged accortl‘ng t the. Sys:ein of Linnaeus. Ey the Rev. W. BlNfil.t.Y, A.M. Fellow of the Linaccan Society, &-. &e. " The labour at neatly 'wo years, and tree careful inspection of almost one thousand volumes, arc solia proms of the compi ler's diligence Ind perseveltoce, From the perusal of these anec dotes ti r young of both sexes may reap tr.uch entart.Q.64ll and ins , ructietu, 'without encountentig a single passage which can alarm toe modesty or wound moot !eelingt vh.ch canstitine the arkament and column of our condition."—Monthly Review. . . . London : t rtiord rl. U. and J. Riving: 1)u, LongmAn, Hu-st, •Jane, and Co. J. Walker, Dartr•y and Co. C. Law, E. Jatery, R. soh, It y, J. Booker, Sherwood, and Co. Cradikk,and Joy. GAle and Co. and I. Hamilton. - - NEW AND ELEOANI' EDITIONS OF SH. 4 KSYLARE. This day ts , as published, Elegantly printed in 21 Volumes, on a fine &my paper, price Zia. I am! a iew enpii son a superfine t a7al paper, Al 8. I }l.. with a Portrait of the tchor by Hal, and miser'illustrative prints, a new Edition, cartintly corrected, being th-: sisth , of ri-HE. PLAYS OF WILLIAM SHAKI:S 4. if:ARE. With the Corrections aud Illustrations pf various Coutmentators. '1 o which are adde.l, Notes by Smartt. Joux s.nt and t; anima &rice NS. Revised and augmented by !Lion }tarp. Wrba irdex. Pl owed for J. likliels anti son, F. C. and J. Rivington, J. Stockd.Je, W. Loondes, W 'tie and Rubinson, JigvEson, .1. Walkkr, J. Nona, W. Clarke and sons, se:neaten' atut Cu. Bar ker and Nun, J. Cudsell, M. I.ea, Laclungton and Co. C. Law, J. rmillhtbn, White and Co. Cremby and Lb. tray and Sun, Lung. wan and Co. I. Blacks J. Morr.y, Li. Itoblustm, Cade.: and I.)a -'ces, It. it Evan% J. booker S.b.agoter J. 114avernan,"black and Go. J. * (Soo J. M. Richard., in, $ .l. Wink wn...ni and t o. R. Hu bey, I. licho ey, J. Ast erne. J. tautder, lt. Cradock E d Joy, J. Johnson and Cu. lisle an.l Co ; and Wilson aid 5. 4 0 n, York. Of the &bevemet, , ,ioned Booksellers my he ha', several Edi th as of Si akeopvare's Flays, Lately putnith‘d, in Vanua* a zes. tatitpAv,..mAacH, 25, 1813. '! ' - buena, ON .r.,4 ,mit in *vie peke Is. .. . 1 RA respecting the NEGOCL I 4? '. l •L t W: tile ii"etAVIAI, a the an-114Pa COM& PAST% exiiineive PRIVILEIGES. . • Printed foe Mat t Perm and Co. LeatlonliaS4trieo. TRADI AND 00 ; FERNMENT OF INDIA. This day was published, in royal two. price lhs. in boards, A. 'HE EXPEDIENCY MAINTAINED o f Cod tinning the System by *Nth the Trade and Gwearariant of. India ant n ..w regulated. By ROBERT GRANT, Egg Locsdon. Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. Lem.. Minelifteci 1 and 1. Hatchard, Piccadilly. This day was published, Neatly printed in One Volume, price Ss. in boards, APOPULAR ESSAY eqs, the DISORDER familiarly teemed a COLD, in which the means of ob viating the various causes, which are !bible, either remotely to contribute to the production of this complaint, or which more immedimely excite ic; together with the most effeetualanethod of canoe* it when present, are explained is lA, familiar to every capacity ; and to. which 6 added, `L ap proved Receipts and °lrritations as the By L L. warn,. tiorgeos, - Primed for T. 04 ell and W. Davies, Strand. This day was pahlidued, in ova. price tie. in boards, I i A PRACTICAL INQUIRY INTO DISOIt -43. DEFIED RESPIRATION; clisingebhing the Spades of convulsive Minna, their causes and indications of cure. By ROBERT BRIE, M.D. P. R. 8. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians. The Fourth Edition, with additional Practical Observations. London : Printed for John CaUow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown -court, Prince'rstreet, Soho. Where may be had, just publhhed, price se. the Second Edition, with Additions, ,Cursory Remarks on Corpulence. Bye Member of the Col lege of Surgeons. YOUNG'S NEW LATIN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY. • • This day was published., In Roo. prke )3s. 6d. bound, a New Edition of A NEW LATIN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY, -k containing all the Words proper for reading the Classic Writers, with the Authorities subjoined. To which is preSsed, an ENGLISH-LATIN DICTIONARY, ea& fully compiled from the best Authors. By the late Rev. WILLIAM YOUNG, „. Editor of Ainsworth's Dictionary. Printed at the University Press, Edinburgh, in veld% the Qo3Rtitilti have been attendel to with the greatest Care, aid* whole rendered much more correct than any former 'Witten. It is presumed the present Edition of Young's Lathe Die tionary will be found more acceptable than any other : the *hole has been corrected with the greatest care, and the sheets tufted by an en:ingot Lexicographer. ...• Edinburgh: Priaeed for Doig sad Stirling, Edinburgh; R. &holey, Lackington and Co. and Cradock and Joy. I.ondon. This day was published, In one large Volume, Octavo, price 124. In boards, !THE GARDENER'S REMEMBRANCER - 11 - THROUGHOUT the YEAR; exhibiting the newest and most improved Methods of Manuring, Digging, Sowing, Piaui ing, Pruning ; and ['raining, the nature of Earth, Water, Heat, Air, and Climate, best adapted for the culture of Plants, and pm duction of Fruits, Flowers, and Esculent Vegetables, In the na tural and to the fs rein way; the Cause* and Symptoms of Dar ease and Barrenness In Trees of every kind; with Means of Pre vention and Cure. To which is prefixed, a View of Mr,Fitesitli% Treatise on Trees —By JAMES MiFHAIL, Term, row Gardener to tats Fart of Civerpool. Feinted far T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1, A Treatise on the Culture of the Cucumber. Second Edition, price ss. in boards. 2. Hints and Observations on the Improvement of Agrieul ture, 6s. in boards. This day were published, Elegantly printed by BiI•SLIT, in 4 Vols. royal 4W. price Six teen Guineas in boards, with a Portrait of the Author. and 93 Engravings from Original Drawings, illustrative of the Natur = al History, Scenery, Antiquities, and Costume, and Including Portraits of several distinguished Characters, O RIENTAL MEMOIRS, selected and abridge) from a Series of familiar Letters, written during seveu teen years' residence in India; including Observations on parts of Africa and South America; and a Narrative of Occurrences is four India Voyages.—By JAMEi FORBES, F.R.S. &c. Printed fur the Author. Published by White, Cochrane, and Co. Horace's Head, Fleet-street. _ _ The subjects of Natural History have been engraved and co loured by Hooker in a style of great accuracy and beauty ; and the Landscapes and other subjects by' C. Heath, Angus, Storer, Greig, &c. FA4HIONABLE DANENG. -I—.—'- -itivatetnitimi J hdr. HOPKINS begs leave to tettire his most genteel Maks tikhis Friends and the Public in general, for the e;ry die , . . ed patronage he has so long etperienced, and rosp , :sllilly a mittinuante of their favours. Ladies and ilerlseisen no have brier acquired this accomplishment, er those vy:uf, Dttli me not attained the present fashionable mode, may be etpedi- Mud, instructed in the most private manner to qualify them it the first Assemblies, on vplicatiogat his residence, Coach ushers' Hall, Noble-stett, rater-lace, Cimapside. . pußut sAif: fp? ;AL INDIA COTTON S I'OCKINGS, selling 06 Without reshve with a quantity of White and Black SILK STQC,KINGS, and some curious White and fancy-coloured French Kid GLOVES, at the following prices, via. White or Brown Cott at is. 6d. a pair; Fine b.Super as.; Tatra 3s. M. Silk Stoeki with Coften Feet 6s. 6d. all silk 7s. 6d. very cm rinks 10s. Good Gioia is. a pair upwards.--Please to be pant./ obi in the mime and number, that you. way not be impend upon.—RADFORD's, No. 56, Cheapside. CHEAP PATENT LAMP OIL, by the pe dal Widish Oil and Colour Company, 460, Strand, only House in London for the eels of VANHERMAN's rißld LAMP OILS, his I . cheap Paint fee all work et ' CZ: 1 12 4 weathers imprwred . Paiu without smell fowl* "of IFLesesi i e te,‘ qfimi r reties ant linse aunts, (all pthetst iiputitihs, and haposltipsts on the paha)! Lump Oil, 41e. tikLper Good ditto, - 6d. ditto. Gamine Sloefinsto l end all other Oils at the most reasonable prices. —Orders addressed u above trill be punctually attended to HARVEY'S SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME. STEAKS, km • T HE above admired Article continues to be pre pared only at LAZENBY's Warehouse, No. 6. Edward street, Portman-square, and is respectfully recommended to the Nobility and Gentry; as a most excellent Sauce tor all kinds of Fisb; it is pardeularly excelihnt with Game, Steaks, cold Meat, Ste. T. prevent imposition, nape can possibly be genuine unless the label on each bottle is signed by me, Extzwarr i a LAXattsv. N. B. E. L. takes this opportunity to recommend her geanine .Essence of Anchovies, fine Salad Oil, French Olives, which; with a variety of rich Sauces and Pickle s , In be had for family use • and exportatian. ON DISEASES OF tE SKIN . A FAMILIAR TREATISE on the DANGER. .1" OUS USE of PRIVATE and - DOMESTIC REMiinIES In ERUPTIVE and other DISORDERS of thISKIN, wilt shortly be published by Mr. WILSON. Surgeon, No. Coe. Piccadity, (near St. James's Church). Mr. W. Sik's his Practice to Dis eases of the Skin solely : and It is expedient to a:mos:nee that the time be must appropriate to professional visits abroad, will not permit his being consulted at Isis own house atter two iirclnek daily. In consultations by letter, he require) the utmost agatracy of description. MONEY. NOBJ,EMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully infomned, that they maybe supplied with Money to any amount, ou terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy hotd, L'sirhold Land, or Houses, Money :n the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Clergymeti's Livings, or any other property. Persons of respostability may be supplied dethele personal security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accom modation, without delay. ApPlimtinn from twelve to two, or letters (past-paid) addressed to Messrs. Will. and Co. No. 49, Soutbsstreet, Berkely-square. HAWK iNS and DUNN, MAnufacturers of the ESSPNCE of COFFEE, in complanae with the•numerous vaguests of their custotners,have,in addition to their warehou 11 049 . fireta Titchileld-street, No. 8, Hoz:on-square, and No mr.reat Vitssidwater-atrest, Chp,rppolrted doff. !:.s Of sale: Needham and Co. No 47, Ltidgate-bill ; and 70, White Lion-street, Pentoostille; W. Keen, 122, Ahlersgate--..., a ct ; Biddle, Bersters-street, opposite the lititolesex Hnopitsl; J. Stone, 1, Sacsvillo-street, Piccadilly; J. Whistanee 9, Newington causeway; and J. Austin, 24, Clare-street. Cl are-market. Sold in half plut bottles, each equal to 18 ounces of the best Coffee of the respective kinds, Turkey 6d Bourbon !3s. 6d. ; Plantation 2s. 6d. A tea-spoon-full of this Esser.ce put into a coffer-cap with sugar and cream , and fil le d up with boiling water, will in stantly make a cup of strong coffee, of a most superior flavour, perfectly mear, and without the least sediment. TO THII NOBILITY, GENTRY, AND THE PUBLIC IN • GENERAL r rU RME AU and SEWARD, Invhtors of the 1 patent LIVERPOOL LAMP, feel it a duty they owe the Public to state, that the very great demand for their Lamps has induced a few needy individuals to attempt introducing to the Public a Lamp resemblirg , he Patent Liverpool—only in its out. ward appearance, hut in principle the same as the Argand (than which none can be worse for burning common oil). The im mense number of Patent Liverpool Lamps now in use in the houses of the Nobility and Gentry, as well as in the shops of Tradesmen, are the most convincing proof of their eminent su periority over every Lamp hitherto invented; they pruduce Si much brilliant pure light as any three other Lamps with the me of common oil -only, without smell or smoke. 'The only Wareituses belonging so the Proprietors are n No. 15e, Drury-lane, opposite Long Acre ' • and No. 62., Church street, Livurpool ; where the best wick oil and glasses may be bad for the above. HER ROYAL. HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS Or WALES. AT this memorable crisis; it cannot be otherwise 1 - than highly interesting to every person in the kingdom to have an authentic PORTRAI I' of her Royal Highness the PRINCESS of WALES; h is therefore the purpose of the Pro prietor of LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE to give one in the next Number of that Work, to be published on the Ist of April next. It will be finished in the most excellent style of Engraving, by permission, from the original and much esteemed picture painted at Montague House, Blackheath, by Sir William &Way. THE BOOK known by the title of the . DELICATE INVES TIGATION, which at present is unfortunately the subject of oiscussion and general conversation, will be completely given In the lint Numbers of La Belle Assemblre, as Supplententacy Sheets, which may either be detached from, or preserved in that Work. 1;,: order to obviate any abjection, that might be made to the Introduction of this subj,ct into fernaie societies, the oZensive passages will be printed distinctly on a separate leaf, so that it may be detached from the general narrative before submitting is to the notice of seeders in gcnerii, and still the investsgatiots, fee. wilt ace be imperfect, as the defence of Me. Perceval will be he. 4 chided, which will be particularly and suSeimtly erPhlkaid wJtL proper delicacy at terms. This Nutnbil. of LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE will abound In beautiful Embellishments, and most interesting Literature. Ins dependent of die above particulars ' two very beautiful Prints of ' . the preseet Fashions, an original S ong, and a Pattern for Needle Work, will also be included. The Boot which is sold by krelf for One Guinea, will be given verbatim in the course of the present, and the two nest socervtling Numbers of Ls Belie Assembler._ _ _ Priute4l fur J. &11, Weekly Messenger Office, Southampton+ street. tram!. SQUIKKELL'S (Author of the Maxims of Ileattb) CONIC POWDERS and DROPS hsve been pre scribed for Indigestion and its effects for So years with astonish ing success.. _ _ _ i'llese admirable medicines, taken jointly, evacuate bile, phlegm and water, give strength to the organs of diseetion,invi gorate the nerves, remove pain and spasm of the stomach, expel wind, produce an appetite, and correct acidity. They also cure disosses of the liver, and those incident to warm elimates, or too free living. N. B. The Powders taken alone remedy a costive habit, re move obstructions, lessen irritability, diminish heat, carry off fever, cure the head-act.e, and base singular efficacy in removing a fit of itifia%mnatory gout.' l'he Powders 2s. 9d or 6s. The Drops 2s. 9d. or 6s. sold at the late'Putt's, Royal Exchange ; Uarke, see, High-street, Bo rough; Mitchell, 9, Charles-strcet ' Soho-square; bed the Pro prietor (from Soho-square), 39, C h ariton-street, Somers Town; also by all the wholesale Vender. in London. Merchants and Captains of obi,* allowed an ample dissout. FAMILY Bki,AING. BY THE KING'S ROYAL LE MRS PATENT. KTEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. respectfully solid! the attention of the Nobility, Oentry, and the Public, to their 'OR 'ABLE FAMILY BRE.WIN3 MACHINE. It combines all the Utensils in ONE; is durable, convenient, and compact in its form; rates to pieces with ease, and is always sweet and ready for use ; the consumption of fuel is very email, and It occas;ons neither din nor steam. _ _ The method of using it is equally simple and certain; it re quires no fixing, NO MASHING OF ^.* Aer, NOR ANY PREVIPIT4 KNt•WLIIDGE OP ball 0, and inva riably produess.kle nr Beer, of any degree ngth, of the TRUE 301141.q/k.:I4rED FLAVOUIte.*: le ctiktraus: par T ent. o Gentlemen engaged In agricultural pursuits, this Machine wilt be found particularly useful as a Potatoe Steamer for Cattle, making Vinegar and Hay Tea, sod for extracting the Essence of all Vegetable and Animal Substances. It maybe fitted up for distillation of simple Waters, and other chemical operations. Sold by the Proprietors, Skinner-street, London; and Wine. street, Bristol; also by the following furnishing Irormongers: LONDON : Messrs. Feitham 105, St. Martin's-lane ; Sum mers, IPS, New Bond-street • R o bert a , May, and Co.66,oxford street; Downer aad Sand ers, 158, Fleet-street; Larkins and Eade, Wholesale ironmongers, 56, Chiswell-srreet.— NOR- Foi: Messrs. Aggs and Curr, Ironfounden,Norsvich.—LlN. COLN: Mr. Ashton, Louth ; Mr. Taylor, Heekington. near Arnold.— NORTHUMBERLAND: Mr. Marshall Mather, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.—LANCASTER : Mr. Mollneux, Or ford-street ; Hassell and Overton,Castle-street, Liverpool; Hope, Architect, No. 6, Swan-court, Market -street, Manchester— DERBY s Messrs. Cu= & Weatherhead, Derby.—WARWICK Mr. Havel, Coventry.—WORCESTER: Mr. Bradley, Wor cester.—GLOUCESTER : Mr. Tovey, Gloucester.—HEßE FOßD: Mr. Honiatt, Hereford.—MONMOUTH Mr. Bird, Newport.—CORNWALL. Mr. Broad, sec. Penzance.—SO, MERSET : Mr. Stothert, Bath.—DEVON: Messrs. Kingdon, Exeter; Heathman, Plymouth; Randall, Tiverton; Dimmett Taunton; Ramsay, Plymouth Dock. DORSET: Messrs.' . Thorne, Sherburne.—WlLTS: Mr. Russell,Mariborough ; Mr: Barnes, Salisbury.--BERKS: Mr.Brown,Newburg.—HAN - I'S. Mr. Chubb, Portsea; Toomer, Southampton —WALES: Mr. D. 'Thomas , Newcastle, Carma r then ; Bathrd, jun. Cowbridgr; Dyke, Merthyr-Tydvil, Glamorgan ; Partridge, Cardiff. N. R. and Co. brew for Public Inspection every Tuesday, In ilbiunes-street, Leaden; sp4 Wimpasrest , &Wei. _ RIC P 71 • XTBN cx,44.l,vosimr. . _ ,--; IMPORTANT T O I THS ARMY. and W. RIDGF.i. of CHICHESTER, having a-r• s tabli be 4. eitet:sPec Viartly.triee in that City, bet leave - to offer !heir bewsires in kirt . ilibiog the Ann. it 0 nerPt. bet more particularly Regameats Owing th , he Sussex pis.. trio, with Men et,'" Cuthing, unl • m its , Orrery description. 'I bar St o r es ar e so ea .at sw-h arranges °. :Units have beet made to merit patronage ai.pr its.iessotbaS . a Regiment may be supplied Notke wins 'vary aw.., ticA. required f the complete equknsent of ttie Acsidler N. is. Retmtmts going so or returi.ing from the Petsintllbl e would fusi great advamagesin the oontiguky of the above soiree houses InJr'oilamouth_ -~ ~ ,otr- PLYMOUI a F(P. SALE BY PUBLIC Aucrrots, f r, the Leaden Tav e rn, Foils°le-etreet, Plylioxith, an Met, , the Ilth day of 3pril met'. at Nato), HE tchoon, r EjCPERIMEN f, okt Baltinsonk 1 birnansiopf (net American Revoter), Leastir - 80 ft oin Pe- •h - •Is 4 IS Breadtb r ail • I A . • e 131 'Pries Baltimore Bails,. sails remarkahli swig:, ( es It If letter-of-marque) was captured after 'a veil lost br his sr Majesty's sh•p keys F. Etine - Laces, 1•4. Cassandra% She is in good condition, n well foun4l,in stores, sild Pray , be sent to sea at a very moderate spent, Of oullt--will be 'roe , duties the torch nee, andahete fore particularly worthyatteatis. ImmedistetrafterwarJs how Quint • . 11 Ni r 62 Casks Fresh and New Craolloa Raw. 1 120 jales Sea Island Cotton. For InvAnries or Catalogues.o Wesel and cop, twir eg 4 . lathes Sykes, En. Arundel•street. Lebtlat ; wher4 araitp%s wit b e & e s% six days pjeceding the Sale; and for vi ew i ng , or *t h ee informatiim apply,si Messrs. Hawker and Suns, Merghants, in t. mouth. • Also, The Brig PIiPIICTATION, built Oat Phlladelpida, se die be* materials, and toppere3, - Dimencons pet America Registers Long 90 feet S intake Breffidth floc bar. Depth •I I Admeares Tons. • • Has • a Woman Figur e so ail, is a *cry !madame nio '44, very fast and is well fund in stores. Also her cargo osasisthse of 4::9 Bale, and Hap dt bk.* (Means Cotton, Ciptur by andeoradertured as Fese to H. M. S.'* BitITOSI,. dir TUOIKAS STATtiss Captain. Also, The Ship PRINT, of Boston, of the following dimensions (pet American Rs gists r): Lengrh • • - 82 ft. it in. I Depth - 12 kSi in. Breadth - '24 • 7 Admeasures 215 Eons. Has a 'gum bead, is a well constructed Merchant Vessel, Well found an .-ores, suited for general. purposes And respires voef outlit to perform a foreign voyage. Attervrarils, part of her Cargo, oor.siering of 100 Halts New Orleans COTIO Ns Captured and cuudetnned uprise to his Majesty's ship CoLoisos add R din. " Irventor:es and Cata,lopes of the liktpeitatihn and Print, net Catrres, may he bad it Messer. John Jackson and Co. New Hroad-street, London, where samples of the Latter will be aide 'hired sir thyq Rretrising the Fate, Fur viewing and foriaer information, apply to Meseta. Haw. lier and Sons, Merchants, PlymOuth. Also, for Ells: Cation; . • 111 Inpes and rw., Casks Matarsi Wine, ex Trellis Brodre, straidtai at this port.. on ha vorspe fro* Ma. lags ; sa.nplei whereof may be tasted, at Messrs. samp.un, Sharp, sod Bastard, Merchants, I.ontlson, six days precetibts rtae sale.— ViewiNA tatting, sad fatrtjaer informatidts rJay Ae oata:4l.a4 br applylnt to Me-srs. Hawker aid Sons Merchants, Ply now:h. Aleo ' the Dais COFFEE PLANTER; fortjg-i-hullt—hai a British register, 1. eoppertql, 1,4% a figure-bead and quarter, badges, taxis vary fuer, and is wai found. _ Virr!nsious: Length, - ft. 11 in. I llepth, - 10 ft.lo. tirrasith, - 26 fr. lot f . Admeasures $56 took i las lately d 14; Tons of Goods, hunt Sicily, at the Fott of Du bli:. ; is a vrry handy and desirable *easel f..r the Spanitel e l'or ugal, and Nrwfutindiduid Iradts t and may he sant to Bra •nimed!ati.iy. For Inviziortes,i7Nselog, and furt!•er Information. aitply at the Counting-house of Metal*. Havrk.r and Sons, M. re' ants. Ply mouth. 301114 LliaCqitlß., Broker. Plymouth, 16th March, ISp . . 'IV HE SOLD BY Alit:110N, Ori Satyrday, the ad day of April, tut,. lietw. en the blurs of Twelve and One, at the Steynr Hotel, Worthing, No-ses, order of, and before theCiariimisiittners turned a is authorized in and by a Corn nissirm of Bankrupt awarded and issued forth against loafs BA ATts rv, "THREE truly dreirAble FREEHOLD RESL I)ENCES, sitpate at Worthing afosetaltl, a••ct cottprislog the whole of POR IIaAKD PLACE, firmly and unitorody built with gtey StoCk Brick, Slated Roofs, and at Iron trade to the first Floor. Each of the above Dweing Houses comprises-1u the Basement. a Kitchen, Scollzry, Servants' Hall, HOusekeep.,.r's Room, Cellar, Ilutl,r's and Meat Pantries; Ground Floor, a neat Entrance and Stairca-t;, a well-prorortion. ed Eating RooM with a Recess, and a Breakfast ft.p)ni: Floor, a handsume Drawing Room with Windows to the fl or, and a large Bed Chamber • :ecorid Fle t w, two tic:Bent Bed Chambers; Third Poor, four good Bed Ciiam'aers, and four Att:cs. These nooses were built about three years slice. wi h Etna Memerrimber, and the best Materials af «very ft-ertiloon and are neatly fitted up whit Chimney pieces, Papering, amid other Ortiamerts. Also a very detirabl-.• FRBEFIOLD RESIDENCE, being No. 5, West of Pur.land Mice, comprs'ng—,n the Bas• toast, Kit. chen, Scullery, Servant s Hall, Butler's Store, and Mrat Pan. tries, and Cellar ' - Droned Floor, a neat Entrance, Eating Room, with folding Dinsra to the Breakfast Room ; First Floor, a hand. some Drawing genial, with a Colonnade and a good Bedchamber g Second. sloor Iwo good Bed Chamben ; Third Haar, too Bed MTS . :I,le Garrets over. Further eulare may be ltn..wn on application to Mesas. Johnson, Price, and Freeland, Solicitors, Miesetter. STOKE CLIFF VILLA, ON THE BANKS OF THE DART, DEVONSHIRE. Ey WINSTANLEY and SON, At the Auction Mart, early in May, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, r rHE very compact, exceedingly convenient, and much admired FREEHOLD VILLA, called STOKE CLIFF, beautifully situated on the elevated Hanks of the River Dan, near the town and entrance to the harbour of Dartmouth, four miles from Torb'ay, se from Plymouth, and alum SO from Exeter, is the County of Devon, with all requisite attached and detached Offices Stabling, productive Kitchen and Mantra Gardens, Shrubberies, dm. The House has recently been repaired and improved In Mir most complete manner, rtgardless of expense, fitted up and finished in a stile of peculiar Neatness, commanling a fine view of the harbour and river and the surrounding romantic scenery* The Apartments comprise Dining and Drawing-rue/11s of good proportion, Morning-pariour. Study, four principal Bed-chant. hers, three Dressing•rooms, Store and China-rooms, and Water. closet. The attached Offices consist of a spacious Kitchen and Soldiery, Servants'-hall, Butlers'-pantry, Servants'-chambers, dm. the whole MAI aluply supplied with excellent spring water. The Day of Sale will be notified in this and other Papers; in the interim, the Home may be viewed, sad farther particulate known, on application to Messrs. Prideaux and Brooking. ten, Dartmouth; of Messrs Helped and Mug, t'optbait.cou r t, Throgmorton-street; and dt Messrs. Winstankty and Son, Pates% nostemow, whore as Sjovaaioa and kook of kbo Promises mar bonen.