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INI - L110:...:•CE. COURT OP RlN..'s BENCH, JUL? I. L•'tD s. 1,118 , 111/11 V.COVINTRY• This was an ililie fr..nt the Court of Chancery, rn, laving the valiiity of a Codicil to the Will of the lat, Lord Beaulieu, Leth June. 1797. At en early peri.d, it appeared. that the Willi Lord, being dein us of leaving his fortune to the younger branch cf Come noble family, had related that of Lord Coventry. In conlequence of an accef Gon of wealth, however. coming t.o that family from another quarter, and the family of the Duke of Leeds, to who m he was related, having fullained thine inffes, he changed his mind, and executed the Codicil in qneflhis, in favour of the prefent Plaintiff. In Feb. )790, a Commiffinn of Lnnaey was taken out againtl the TenAtor ; and the (willful was, whether he was in found mind on the Lath of Juste preceding, when the Codicil was executed ? To prove his Lordfhip's fanity, Donors Pitcairne and Warren were called, who Ilarcci that his Lord Ship laboured under extreme debility of nerves, and ' , they thought it likely to terminate in infinity, which had actually been the cafe ; but at the petiod when the codicil was written, it was their opinion that his Lordthip was of found mind and underllanding. Se veral other witneffes gave a Similar fort rif tellimony. On the other fide, all his Lnrdfhip's domeflics were called, who Paid that he would get out of his carri age, and make his coachman walk betide him, telling every one he mot that he kept a coachman who could not drive, and that in confequence be was compelled to walk on foot. He would alfo keep them up all night, call them continually into his room, and on one occafica kicked them out again. In fhort, to ufe their own expreflion, " they were Cure liii Lordfhip was wad, becatife he could not be governed by his own fereasts." The trial occupied nearly the whole of the dly, and terminated in a verdi& for the plaintiff, eflablifhing the codicil, and his Lordfhip's found mind at the time of making it. . . JOLT 12.-...1101T011 V. SLACIET. This was an anion for goods fold and delivered, amounting to 411. In this caufe a part of the demand in quell:on cone:fled of goods fold and delivered to the Defen. dant's wife, while fhe was a few foie, and unmarried, and as the aelion was brought againff the hatband alone, Lord ELL 111110.617611 told the kir'', that in order to recover the whale of his demand, the Plaintiff ihould have joined the wife altng with the hatband, in the action ; but not having done fo, he could only Dow have a verdict for the goods fold linoe the mar. riage took place. The Jury found their verdict ac- cordingly. V. PATIJCIC• This was en aeliun of debt, brought under the flit tote of the gth Ann, chap. IS, which provides, that any perfon toting upwards of la. at play, at any one fitting, &all recover the overplut. The Plaintiff charged the Defendant with having won upwards of tol. from bins at play, at one James's, who kept the Huffar's Head public houfe. But it appearing in evidence, that no more than a guinea was won or Intl - at the time dated in the declaration, on either fide, the Plaintiff was nonfuited. WTI V. CIOTTI. This was an aiftion brought to recover ?fill. Isis. being the value of a package loft by the negligence of the Defendant's fervant. Sir V. Grass Rated, that the Plaintiff was the chief mate of the Walmer Caine Ealt Indianian, and the Defendant was proprietor of Rage coaches, at the Green Dragon Inn, Bitbopfgate-Itreet. The package in queßion confifted of a quantity of millinery and haberdafhery, for the India market, and the Defen• dant had engaged to convey it in his own cart, to Dartford. and there fafely deliver it for the Plaintiff. The Defendant's fervant fet out with the cart and package, in the month of December, at fix o'clock in the morning, while it was yet dark. on his way to Dartford; and in paffing through Kent-flreet, he difeovered the tail of his cart down, and the package gone. It further appeared, that the Defendant cir culated a hand bill, offering a reward of so guineas to recover it, and matte every other poffiuteezertion in hie power for that purpore. On the part of the Defendant it was contended, that this was not the cafe of a ermmon easier, as the Defendant was not in the habit of letting out his cart for hire, it being only ofed for his own private porpofis ; and at the time in quellion, let out at the Plaintiff's own particular requeti, and as an aft of friendfhip, in which all disc diligence had been ufe(l by the Defendant. But dig was to be confidered as coming within the meaning of the cafe of a common carrier, then the Defendant could not be liable, as the package in queffi^o was above the value of sl. and not entered and paid fur as fuch, according to the notice let up in the Defendant's office. Lord ES.LISISfoItOUGH explained to the Jury the nature of the law in such cafes ; and they, after a Ihort confultation, found a verchtt of ifitl. r 9s. for the Plaintiff. In confequence of the inattention.of the attoreies to their duty in Court, many records were with drawn on Ftiday, and about ten caufes frock r•ff the litl. itutti ling all the legal expenfes to the patties, without the interpolition of a Britilb July. Lord °notion, on that medium, Lid, that the con duit of the attornies was &undid, and be *deiced the parties injured by their negligence, to apply to the Court next term, that the Sackers might be re rpontible for the cons in there 'Mons thus rendered ilellattal. On Saturday a fimilar inattention, though not to the lime extent, was (hewn ; on w:tich his Lordthip obforved, that no attorney, guilty of this difregard to his public duty, ought to be allowed to attend the Court.; and that, during the whole of bis experience, he never met wiflr a concurrence of eircun.flances fr contrmouhns to the Court, and fo prejudicial to the parties. It may not be generally known, that if an Advocate ur Attorney betray the cattfe of his client, ur being retained, 'meat to ape pear at the trial, by which the caufe mil:carries, he is liable to an attion n the cafe fur a reparation to the injured client. This dojrine is grounded on the equity of the Statutes of Weaminner 2. • 13 Edw. 1. a. It, and t. Rich 11. c. it. Sec Final. 188. • Ir i ' if OLD BAILEY. Friday an Admiralty &Mon was held at the,oli 4 Nile*, before Sir WILLIAM OCOTT, and Mr. Juilice s BLANC. /140 W, a Malay, was indifted for the wilful murder f a man called Anguin, on the 24th May. James Robert Oliver, Second Mare of the Travers halt Indiaman, fated, that on the 24th of May, the vett I was in the Ealt India Docks; he had charge of he watch at twelve o'cl..ck that night ; ti e prifonet, rho was taken on board at Bengal, was in hi. watch. The decealeal, Arpin, was a C who en 'reed nn hoard .he velfel with the i ruiner, and he officiated as cook. Allow two o'clock, on the morn ing of the 25th, wirnefs heard a crying noife : . orward, which teemed to come from the fnrecaille, but our going thither, he found it proceeded from the fore• hatchway. Witnefs fent down two officers, to fee what was go ing on, when one of them thortiv after called out, .6 wonder has keen committed." Witnefs called up the (hip's furgron, and ..n going below hint. fel, he obfereed the ptifoner in cuflody of the . (firers he had fent below. He was covered with blood ; and on feeing wiritefs he exclaimed, 6 6 Me till Arpin; Zrzoin tell me lie ; to morrow you hair, me 4inefil l lhion;" and lie gave himfelf op to whneti. with the 'smolt comp: fore. After having fecund the prifoner, the wiertefs proceeded to the fore hatchway, where he obferved the deceafed lying, with his head nearly fevered from his body, near to his hammock. He had alfo many dteatiol wounds in different parts of his body ; and he expired immediately. Whorls had not miffed the pt if !rer mote than five minutes before he heard thect jet of the deceafed. decealed was of an entertaining dirpofition, and beloved by the whole flip's crew. This teltimony was cirroborated by a number of %similes, and the Jury found the ptifnner He was fentenced to be executed on Monday, but was refpited till Friday by Sir Was. SCOTT, on account of the (late of the tide. Richard Kirling, ?bows MO, John Samadere, ?ho mer: Aced, and lobo laulwood, weie indizsed for Real ing, cm the High Seas, 65 fathoms of cable, value 581. and an anchor, value tol. the property of Joreph Whales and Gambol Jones. The prifoners are all Pilots, who refided on the coaft of Kent, and three of them went on board tire Traveller brig, Captain Ballard, to condo& the veffel, which had been injured by an anchor, into Rainfgate, from the Downs : while on board, a plan was entered into by the prifoners and the Captain, to cut away the cable, and that a 1 , rope fhould be faftened to it, by which it could be re covered by two men who were in a boa , . This was i done, and the Captain, according to his own fate. went, committed this fraud, in conjunction with the , prifoners, to make.the loft more revere on the Under writers, and eor.fequently more profitable to the, Owners, who very laudably infituted this profecu• dm. The trial excited a good deal of interell, but our limits will only allow us to give this abaraft.— Three of the prifoners were found Guilty ; and Saun ders and Reed, who were in the boat, were acquit ted, the evidence nor being fatisfaftorily eftabliahed again tt them. The Jury tetired upwards of *about. LJNDON MARKETS. FROM THE LONDON OAZETTF, MILT 5. Avenge Pelee of Corn in England and Wala, from the returns eking the sth of July, 1806. "feat Rye. Barley. I CM. I Beans. Peals. •d. 4. s. L • L • 4. a. L St to 41 7 37 10 et 9 43 II Is 4 The average Pries of &ape, computed from the Returns made in the week endinA July 9, is 404. 1 id• per hundred weight. SMI IHFIELD MARKET, July U. To fink the 0t.4--per Rene of kb. Beef 45 od to 36 od I Vcal Cd to SS od biome 46 44 to pof Pork 40 Id to 56 44 Lomb sa Ed to 64 6d. NEWOATE and LEADIBIOIHALL, July it. Per Root of AM. by the thecae. Best gs 6d to 4s 6d I Vcal 36 •3 to 41 114 Master 4s od to 45 63 Peek 45 24 to do 44 Lamb a 4d to 54 Id. PRICE OP HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bap 61 os to 71 :co Pockets 61 to to 81 co PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 46 od Town Tallow 68. 04 to 04 Pare Market 40 04 Yellow Ruffle 676 to od Whiteehapel Market White ditto 656 al to co (pa Roue of 811 s.) p '44 Soap ditto 646 to to od Melted Stuff 330 to jos od 111 94 Ditto rough 366 oil to Os Average Prke 35 id Grooves t od Good Dregs sosto 06 Yellow Soop. Roes to al.—Mottled, 90*--Cuttl, 90 Price oi Can !1,. per loam , tto 04—Moutio. sso al PRICE Or LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENIIA I.L. Butts, so to 36116 each stf.i to sod Ditto. 6b to 631 b 23d so 16d Merchants Bocke old to 6361 Drollog Hides sBd to sod Floc Couch Hides *oil to ssd Crop Hides for Cutting sid to sod Fiat Ordinary ;Sid to sod Calf Skins, 30 to 401 b per dozen sed to 41d Ditto so to 7oits 36d to 423 Ditto 70 to 8011, 35d to 383 • Snag Seals (Greenland). per lk 36 34 to 31 Large ditto woe to illos per doe. Tanned Hoek Hides sot to 33s cacti Go-t Skin. 134 to 63* SEA-COAL ME TER'S OFFICE, LONDON, JULY IS. CAROOt I SOLD, mid CRICKS. July 7. July 9. July NF.WCASTLE COAL.. PlusuLy. Weilnefd. Friday. A dales Main 1146 0 I I. 46 o Benton Long 3 46 o Biggs Main ' I 0 1 49 3 Fightno Moor EFfion Main Heiton M..in Haborn Main 941( roam' Perry kid', Phntop—qirnpfon't . Po mTer—Winsffor's South Moor Tantleld Moor 'learn Trawniry Maio Ws ier Wslra And 3 v I z 2 . 2 45 6 yo 49 3 49 0 Temple' Wall', End %It'dlinstrut Wybm Moor Smith Hcl-burn Hartley Stone Coal . _ _ 43 0 46 9 43 c So 3 SUNUERLAND COAL. Bourn MOW F..fen Main Prinimie Main It Akira Alain Humbles Vigo Main 50 6 48 6 So A So Y Total, Ships I, 49 6 so • 50 0 49 0 44 0 .50'6 44a 44 6 44 6 6o 6 44 6 45 6 44 6 43 0 4 1 3 ELEGANT VILLA and FIITATE,STRIATHAM,SURREY. By Mr. CI - MINIM-. At hie Oust awn, In Nil Mall, at Wednefday, the 23d of July. at one n'elnek. In Five Lots, HIGHLY valuable and fingnlarly eligible A I.RKEHODD PS r.tTr.. del ghtrully dratted. eii'st Mites from London, In the Villagestf Streatham Surrey, Colliffikng of Lot t. An elegant Manfines nr fpacious Villa part Int nrniated, with excellent Stabling. Oilers, and capital Walled Kitchen Gar dens, with Hot and Greets Monica. The Dwelling rental on a Lawn and Pinafore Ground 11. med to a Paddock. and Meadows, In the whole SS A. JP. commands molt enchanting View, has Nen built and impr ved at great capture, and isnot of the molt enviable in the vicinity of the Metropolis . _ Lot a. An ortiamtnte t Cottage, on an dented (pot on the verge of a finely wooded Park. of t4A 3 haviog a double approach, by a private toad from the Common, and ►y a road from the Village . Lots 1,4. and A. A Laundry Hoare In hand, and Guidry Tent merits on the road•fidc to the village ut Streatham, tet to Tenants on I.e .le, of wird' 3 years will be unexpired at Mkhaelmas neat, at II per be wholt. t nate (Fiery A ere. within a ring knee) comprifea many charmh g foots for erceling Villa*, with frparate paddocks and prder.ta a molt lucrative nl•)rct for fpteulation. Printed putitular. may he hid a• the Cir ,, yhound at Streatham of Mr Wateman, the Bailiff of Tooting heck hi-nor. who win Otew thetflate of ;Henri. Browns and Ciutobed, Norfolk•freet, strand; at Carraw.y% Coffee Houfe and of Mr. Chtiltie, Pall. Mali, whirs a Plan at doe Haw way be Lao. BADS AeUTION • ?deft Deltralge RESIDENCE at CLIFTON, near BbMal. fly Mr. S l'H ENS, On Saturday Os al of Augn it nest, at ..ne o'cl ,, cll In the a er. noor , at the rgeNanee Coffee Hoare, brined, lubjeet to leCit coodithres as will be then capragrd, rf`HE Capital Fi DW F * YALING HOUSE, . fate the teildence of Mrs. El flat, deerafed r keyless attached LI it a Email P.eltlek, Plegfure-grostod, and - three good Oard. in, with an excellent four-light Melon pit, anti Gotten-tour,. The Host, confide of three parioun, hoe/eke-peels-room, and . ar t n i ,kiirat a its . c p .h a aeo r n . it tev ey.i., , , :: ,44i t e he ... fi r r t ft hr...f door; :ntitr hall, back k ri i r if ..in chhe t e . nf t ,, h rr r v ee :ol b r i e. g ,fc. and finsil dairy, with cellars, arc falably conven c. acts•leasle, and four Italkd liable, wood-hnefrtient. There le a I "'ule i t i f nu i g d n a a . th n t : 4h null r pollee ' ca, on o j pKernel, w6ad n os e w ow, u l s y :,, it ni ti i. :lt ti h h. , a f t , h , c t a pe The fbnat.on at the Hog& removed at a proper tbitince from the Rod, the peul ar advantage of a Southern street, n at i t c d hes wi t t h b is tii re e tv e l erai v o ( t f e w or k s fon eept uy og w a is o tl oo n t . e i r a rlap ,,,.. t i t u i p a l ) .h r eO t . eir „it agreeable on Cilium Hill. One of the 0 whirl ia shoot 200 feet long, and tor the greater parr 100 .kry, ra.4dai Vi tag tin; principal notice in Client, and rionmaodint a pietti:ve which malt C.sitioue uointerroeted,. render click pre.iefoi . tremely valuable for R. be hien only on Tattles's, Weil., thy., '('i i'f. an, they . Friday., between the boon , ' tw,lve and 1., by . prht anon tiir a Rahn at line houle of Mr. St,gh• us In C-unie 'land. greet, whet-- farther a.utieutan malt I.:Arnett. I. etch (p. Rage paid) diredted to J.Etillet, Isfep at litf.or, whit v defy acts-awed te. ELEGANT VILLA, BANKS of the I'IiAMP.S, S lAMBS. NU R TO BE SOl.O BY PRIVATE CONTRAZT, Dy Mr. CiliCS r E, THAT Delightful and h admired VILLA, - with Coach hook, Stabling fo four Hoek', Office", Lawr, and Plcifure•Ormind, &ailed (receding trees and doped to the Thames, and Afeadilw a. d Inclotbre adjuiring, uD the oath and- Surrey fide of the Midge, at Seuitkis. The Prernifes are completely embowered, endue fitted up with elegant tale, and may he entered on immedlatety n held on leak. (which may be extend. d to 45 years) at a very trig ng May be viewed with tieketa, which, with infant . piniculars, may he hadbad of Mr. Chriltie, Pall WORSTiII AND. YARN MANUFAC I OAT, NEWTON . POPPLEFORD, DEVON. By order of the Agignees of John HOOO, a ifsnitrupt, To be DISPOSED OF by Pitt viat. COWER/M-1% Forthe remainder of a Term of pg Years, determinable on the deatbs of three healthy lives, toed refpcarrely about 10,2t,11,4 ti al Years, held by Leak from the Kifibt Han. Lied Rdle, en. der the yearly rut AN extentive and complete WORSTED and YARN MII.I. and MANUFACTORY, with the mill gear, tackle, and Appurtenaoces.thereto belonging, well worth the elevation of any otereintile gentleman or matudaddurer, hay. lag been ere ded ma the bell plan, la in complete repair and order, and capable re bring trended to as I rgr a kale mean be withal fitoate at Newtou Poppeford, to the County of iievem, about elsven mike hoot the City of Elder, on the Nerve Otter, which agerds a conitatt (apply of water. and the we mill-tat, fice. ran be kept in repair at a viry erlgmg stmeial remote. Alto for the Ike term and int‘rett (bang ir.clu 'ed le t he firing kale with the mill , ai d Innate adjoiniug lento), a very lama Drirenirt Flutec it able, and two field., COlitaiiiing about 4 ones of extremely rich pallor, land. The hid', wit kis u bill ut br:cli and gone, en.italcs three loan, Rawl , . is, a fpacious yard foetal which is a very coincident range of buildings, C' .itillting of • dwelling hook. mounting hook, par. ten' lodge, walkhoule, ware rooms, work mops. (tore rooms, and legs aver ; aid the whole ineompaßed by a fuhfiatitial wall. is the fields are a v-ry good drying kiln. a loft for the drying of wool, end a large honor i.e Heading and drying (mop. Ago. to be deputed of, all the Machinery and liter.fi Is of Trade, In the kid mill. which arc In complete repair, and made upon the beg covitrudlion ; enntprifing three feribbfing engine:l..lnd carded, three carding ditto, lye roviog Dillies, twenty-three finding Ica. tiles; one wool breaker, nue ditto ratter, twenty wonted frames, 4 two roving ditto; five drawing ditto, nineteen weaving looms and 1110,10118 ohor Implements. Alin, five betakes waggon, two carts, and other articles belonging to the concern. For further particulars, apply to Marrs Crsnch and Marching,. the Atfignees; or to Mars. Phillips and Ocare,Solicitars, Exeter. Rafter, June aB, is/n. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. MESSRS.CUR RIE and Co. Stsrgeonv, having for Lv.a• a long feria olyein made the V eNEREAL DIsFASE the particular object of reit* loveiligetiem, ere Dow enabbd to an. mousier the dikovcry of a Medicine fuperior co Mercury in the Cure of that Difeafe. It In at prefent fulhciest for them to (Mt ne that its effects are diametrically oppolite to thole of Mercury, for though it compl,tel?ernlicatei entry veflige of the virus In it' mat confirmed Rage., yet it does not um the leaft irjure the emelt'. tut on, or alter the c.implezion ; on the contrary, It rtnovates the fyftem In all its natural funetions, promotes Appetite, and (acid. tea Digeltion. Numberkfa julienne., are on recent record of the fuperior efficacy of this Medicii,e, it. inherent and fpecific virtues, acting a. a perpetual corndive to bodily debility, whether pro. "ceding from an ea. efs of conjugal and illicit pleafore, or from the more infidious though not lets deftrudive iodulgerice in a certain pernicious habit. Amin the melancholy suttee of Difordera which arc the ciinfegurceuf this feathery vice, there are rune n ate atßidting than thole Demigods and 11111111.1 rigs that prevent or embitter the niatrinuodat Rate. The wretched fakeer broods over his misfortunes, :interned to leek relief till it has brought him to Inch a gate id miler) , as to render life opprelve. To that en. happy Pertote It will he a amfollog react:lion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be rcltored to that greeted of all human bicifings, a thong, mealy, and vigor. out Conflitutitio. 'I Mars. Currie and Co. may be eonfulted by Patients of either Sex, at their Hule, No e , y. Hatton Garden, Prifonsils or by letter (poll paid) !tidal% a Bank Note, when the neeeffary mt. vice and Medicines will be given or fent to any part nt the King. 'dom.—Patients In the Couu ry are regretted to (Late their co and eneral mode of Hiring. No. toy, Matadi 041.4!T1. j HAVING detlicAted myfelf to the Iludy, mild been gratified by the molt eonfiderahle prietlce in that branch which I thought pr peT to tetra. I true that I have not sure tuff emphwed my time than th•+fe whn, in the eitenflve field of the prwelGon, are occafius ally imme•frd in not rtaiuty, and cannot a.ways attain that hitters which Is acquired by concentrating the tntelledual pnwrr to •ote ollfs uf dibrdera. . .....__ The difea. s eat CY are p-calisrly oilltrelLng, foe then brlop with them a tr.ln of concomitant lymptoms, and by a de. peeflion of all vital energy. taut ace itfelt becomes embittcred.—.. Whether they agile from the prevalence of i!1 example, the deftrue. tine habits of feh.tolboys.tor the indulgences of m mirky, they re. Attire the molt aa.:1111115 prof.ffional dtiti ; but by the Ignorance of uneduemat met., the froptoms arc aggravated, and thee coultitia. tion Is &Item At a NIEMIWR of the ROYAI. COI.ILEOP of SURGEONS, I ground my preteullon. on regularity of cIUC3fIOO, and propelling every privilege to predict. I feel rnyielfentitled to that confidence with which I have hitherto been Co liberally honour:A. In the Sat :emotions of local weaknefoi, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; bat where thefufcrer, from a eonfclouraefs of de uumannoefs of the vice wide% isvreet hit mbfortune,i. fearful of the contempt or emira t e of hi. '..‘ phyfielan, an.! ;moods over his Johnnie! with crest Volk. :.;.• 1 :7', it mutt be fati.fatlory tor him to he allured not ready of eapabil. f of treatment Sit alfu of the moll inviolable roomy. And In recent Yearn:al Connilaines k It poll?* to prevent polo danger or olUtrefa ; in the molt complicated c Fes It is the acqu , ra • meta of eschafive expetlmee in this line to effeet a fate, attain, and (peels , re-cit.:Athol. at. I offer the advantage of this experience bathetic of either fez who are 'SLAW with any kind of DEBILITY, of any Ffroinools of VENbREA I. INFNCTION, am! In all cafes the terms of remu neration are Itatet on the e. ft . • Patient. In the :Aunt ty are es reed to Indere a Bank note, and arc requefted to (pacify their are and manner of living. MARTIN BR bE, Member of the Royal cage of Surgeons, In London. No. asp, A: oriel ftreet, Strand, near Temple liar. . . • 1110 H WATER AT LONDON synod TO MORROW. naming . et minutes after I Aftrrawm • . 53 widower grow OWDON; Princed aid publPh.d by LIMP!. (of Cae• tatra-y-ol le :.7C bee), it Vie ItTar 011110 E. No. t. Greg• Weer hislil44 White the Sr.'s Ouse., To:pie-Cit. SALES BY AUCTION. WSYMOUTIL—FOR EXPORTATION. "By J RICHARDS, Ott Wednefday, the 23 , 1 day of July. ,BA, and following Day., at the Crown Inn, [`HE whole of the CARGO of the JULIANIA, JANS C. CHAR TENS Mailer, on a Voyage irdm Ham 4urah, Bourdeaua, and Corunna, to Senegal, cutflfling of a %wit ,ity of well.afforred Inmonmg ry • Beals Pans, and Tin Ware; %mho., Coral, Olaf's, and other !leads; a Pair of elegant Pier (Malt s. Plats yy by is inches; a few Prints framed and glazed t icw Articles of curious and good Mahogany Houfchold Furnl• lure; a large Quantity of Blue GUilleall ; Pieces of Sheeting, Dimity, Gingham, Cloth, Kerfeymeres. &e. Boots, Shoes, and Hats: Wines. Cordials, and Brandy Fruits in Cafes; Wine and Brandy in Hoeleads a g2antity of Tobacco; Flat and Half Flat liar Iron and Nail Rods with va loos other Articks. Appears to be a well-afforted Cargo for the Coaft of Guinea Market. For viewing the Cargo and for Caralrrt we, apply three Days previous to the Sate, to Mr. John Horstor4, Mr. Samuel Vlcflon or the Broker, Mr. James Richards. Sale In begin each Morning at Eleven &Clock. At the London Inn. Plytnnuth.on Friday. the ssth of July Inft at Ten o'Cinck in the forenoon. THE GOOD SHIP TAPAGEUSE. Ditnentiont. Length nn Dock too feet 6 inches--ftreadrh 2/1 feet 5 inches.. Height between pecks S ft t Inch—Ad -arafures 361 33 A Pelee condemne.l to his Majesty Ship Pallas. the Right Hmamirattle Lord Cuchratie commander, Coppct-how.med with a deep Wad well calculated for the South Sra. or African Trade, a Letter of Marque, or for any other Trade where a veld of her thou-Tifton, can he employed. The Hull and Stores are in fair condition. and the may he fend to Sea at an eafy capture, now lying in Hantoase, and there to be delivered. And Afterwards. All her Warlike and Ordnance Stores confining of Guns, Gin• powder, Mufkits. Pilloh, and varicrit other Articles. For viewing the fame, and fur Catalogues, or any further infor mation, apply to Ediale-d Lockver. Efq or to '1 HOMAS LOCKYER, Sworn Broker. Plymouth, July 3. tgz.6. . . . . At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the :sib July IA after the Sale of Tapagutfe and Stores, THE Good Spanith Schooner EL DRAGONA, admeafurcs about ice Tons, condemned as Prize to his Ma- Jetty's Ship of War Refilla•we, Clarks Adams, Ffq She is quite new a id wc4l caleuhttd for a private Ship of War, or fur any Trade where difyatch is required, now lying in Gloater and there to be delivered. Alfn for Esportation, 111 Bales Writing Paper-149 Cafes of Steel.-16 Barrels of Red Wine, Being the entire r...sgo of the fold Schooner El Drigona Samples of the Paper may he fan, and Catalogues bad at the Counting Houfe of M.Sr.. John Ja:kfott and Co. Old Broad. Erect, London, and at the Broker s Office Oa days previous to the Sale. For viewing the Vera and Cargo and for any further particu. lars, apply to the Lid Metro. John patron and Co. to Edmund Lathier, Efq. or to THOMAS I.OOKYER, Plymouth, pity 3. s go 6. Sworn Broker. At the London Inn. Plymouth, on Friday the sstb July Ina. after th e Sae of El Dtagooa and Cargo. Athe Standing Rigging, Iron Bandit, Lam 4-1. bar, and other Stores landed from the Spantfh Ship ALCMS, condemned u prize to his Majtity's Ship of War Egypticong, commanded by the Honourable Charles Paget. For viewing the fame and for any further particatare, apply to Edmund Lockyer, Pfq. or to THOMAS LOCKYER, Plymouth, July 3,1106. Sworn Broker. At the Leedom Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the sstls July MIL after the Sale of Akides Stores, THE Good Spanifh Loggers ST. ANTONIO and SAN BUANA VENTURA, turthen about st Toes owls, and calculated for any peyote where yodels of their &fair 'ion can be employed. Ago for Exportation or Home Confumption, 48 Bundles Cod Fith—.3 Calk. Red Wine-2 Cann Brandy... 940 Bars Spanilh (ran—' to Bales of Undr,•ffed Flax, Being the intim Cargoes of the flirt Lugger*, condemned as Prise to his Ma)eity's Hired Armed Brig Colpor, commanded by Lieutenant Thorns. UAW. Err *kohl the fame and any further particular+, apply to THOMAS LOCKYER, Plymouth, July 3, t RA. 3w en Breton - STAFFOR WHIRR —By Mr. HENSHALL, On Monday the tub day of .kuguit neat, at three n'elt ek in the afternoon, at the Lyukton's Arma, Penh rid g e, in the county of Stafford, In its Less, (*niers previeupy diipafed of by Pri vate Contradl), A Very valuable and trnly delirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fin ate at Bradley, in the fsid ccanty of Stafford, called SilkelliCoTT HALL ESTATs. In a molt fen i le diftridt. eons prising live complete Farms, with fulaftantial Farm Hooks, Out. buildings, and prom Offices, and nine hundred and twenty Acres of very produdlive and rich Arable, Meadow, a•id Panora Laud, divided into proper Osrd Inclofures, and let to Metre , . Robert Wright. Ruticll, Fotrefter, Cotton, and Walter Wright, Tenants at Will. 7 he Fftate *boon.% with Game, the neighbourhood genteel, atad the land Is capable of great improvemett by irrigation and drainage, For further partietitara apply at the offices eir Mr. James, !And Agent, No. t e, Carey.itreet, I incoin's Inn, London; and at Weilf born, and Warwick; alto at Meffrs. Collins and Fi ene, Solicitors, Stafford; at the lintel, Birmingham; the principal Inns at Wol verhampton, Newport, Neweaftle, Briftel, Worcefter, ate. HANM. By Mr. CHRISTI?. At hh Great Room In Pall Mall, on wednefday the 23d inftant, at one o'clock. A Valuable and Highly eligible FREEHOLD FS rATE,In the Parilh of HecYlletd. aho , t four miles from Hertford Bridge and the Southampton Road, (even from Reading, and 3R from London, in a healthy and pleafant fituailon ; conn ing of kagmore Houk, with proper Mice., Kitchen, Garden, Plantation., and Pleaforc Ground., feared on a dry healthy foil, approached by excellent Roads, and furroonded by aboot Eighty , Acre. of Land. The Premift. are In perfect and fubilantial repair, and a mt It comfortable and convenient refidenee for a genteel Flintily. The Land Is in go ,, d condition ; may he entered on im mediately, and the Purehafer may have the Furniture, Ste at a fair mkt Atop. Pri•,wd particul , n may be had of Mcffrs. SMart and Cr.wflarle, Printers. Reading; at the Crown,Bafintiftokc ; at amtzes, flrrt• ford Bridge; I. l Vin.ifisr; Kan s Arms, Baia.% Lnih, Biafora, and Firoham; at Garrawayl C•Rea Hoare, Curnhill ; and of Mr.Chrillid. Pall Mall. London. •