Star. — London, England, 1806-11-21 00:00:00

• LA, INTELLIGEhCE. COURT OF ROWS BENCH. NOT. so. ?ma KING V. 14111.111, 101111 , 11 11411. L. • This had bees an indiament amain!! the Defen dant. for 'prising and publrfhing a lihellons l e tt e r, a d dyed's.] rn pallor Hat wood, one nt the ProtetforP of the Unive fits of Canibt idge. Mr. Hall, during the la Term, had appeared to receive the lenience of the Court. but time was given to the profecutor to Wirer the mattets contained in an affidavit made is initigntion of puniffiment. Tl.e cafe was again brought before their Lordfhips for their judgment, when the affiJav'ts on both fides were read The circumflances which led to the writing of this letter to Dr. Harwood, were as follow : The Defendant was Rector of the parifb of Bartlow, in Cambridge- Aire, near to whole parfonage the profecutor came to reticle. The parties lived in mutual friendfhip to gether, until Dr. Harwood objeaing to the direairt of a font path acrofs his grounds, propofed to remove it nearer to thole of Mr. Hall. To this the Defen dant objeard. flaring, that it would lead the paffen gets towards his garden. The Frofefror infifted, and removed the path within about ten yards of the grounds of the Defendant. From this time acinio fity broke nut, mutual provocations took place, aid the Defendant returned a piaure with which the Doane had privinufly prefented him. Under theft imprcffions the libel complained off was written, of which lane of the mnfl prominent paffages were as follow You hand conviaed, by the verdia of every one who has obferved your behaviour of late, of the meanefl condna—pour very workmen blurb for you, the patting villager fpeaks with contempt of you, and the traveller loghs for you." It then went on—" My friends wonder that my alts of kindnefs and hofpitality timid be obliterated from yDur me• mnry ; but gratitude is a quality which never was your's." It then expreffed the Defendant's perrua. fool, that if ever he Mould he in want af bread, the profecutor would have no dtfficulty in denying it w him. The affidavit of the Defendant was then read ; ir enumerated many ate of the profecutor, which had bias intended to provoke and mortify the Defen dant. It alluded to arkeleton. which Dr. Harwood had procured, to terrify perfnns from puritting the old road, that they might adopt the new path ; and • concluded, by imploring their Lotdfhips to pats a lenient judgment. In anfwer to this, was the affida vit of Trorefror Harwood. which controlled the moll material fads in the ttatement of Mr. Hall.— It explained the circumfkance of the fkeleton, which was merely placed as a kind of bugbear, to terrify the thieves, who had fucceeded in robbing the Doaor's garden, and which was taken down the day after wards, at the requefk fof the Defendant. Mr. Gamow w s 'heard in eieenottion of the crime committed r. Hall. He adverted to the numerous circa s of provocatirm received from the profecntr- a trotted, that a lenient judgment would be pal: a y theC-ourt. Sir V. Grass afterwjjds addreffed the Bench on the part of the ptorecution. 0 Lord Eccar manual, obferved, that there were circumflances on both fides of the cafe, which the Court Ma regard with confiderable difpleafure, par tieulatly the contradiCtion which exitted in the Oh. davits of the parties. His Lordihip then adverted to the &citron and caR a confederable degree of blame upon the defendant, who had introduced that fob pa, as an aggravation by Dr. Haywood, when Mr. Hall had even expreffed his approbation of the plan. Mr. Jullice Gans' then fined the defendant 'him marks, as a punithment for his offence. TKII WHIG V. JOSIlli 11111 .. .11/4MII kumtincs.. Theft perfons, who are bun, tnd and wite, had been found guilty at the kiampthire Atlizcs be fore „Mr. Baron Temper son, of Oinking, obliruilf ing, and putting in fear of his life, John Fox, an officer of the .Revenue. The faits of the cafe were as follow: The Officers Infpefted that the defendants, who live in the We 'of Wight, had in their poll - elion a quantity of contraband goods, and, for the put. pole of a difcovery. Fos, accompanied by two others, went to fearch the houfe. They entered it without any oppofition, and were commencing their operations without any obßruelinn, when one of them thought that the wife teemed very large, and ;allied upon (catching her. This both the defen dants flrenuoufly refitted, declaring that the Officers had no power to (catch a woman. They pertified, and Fox feized the woman's hands, whilit fhe called out to her hot - hand for • cafe knife, that the might run ate fellows through. Eldridge was about to give her a knife, when it was wreffed from him by an uf. ficer, and they fucceeded in the examination. They found in the woman's pocket about three pounds and, a half of green tea, in a tin caniller, and in a clofct in the fame room, about a like quantity of black tea. There they feized, and the penalty of tot. was afterwards enforced spina the defendants for hay. ing it in their polletrion, without a permit. After Counfel had been heard on both fides, the Court threfted the defendants to be committed, and brought up un Wednefday next. —The affiritolt of beld.was (watt before one 13 rt homme, a Notary Pubic at Paris. The fignature of Bonhumme was verified by the affidavit of Mr. Slade- I who &pored alto, that he was ti Magiftrate, duly authorifed by the laws of France to adminitler nod's, 'and take affidavits, and upon this being produced before one of the Judges of the King's B-nch, at Chambers, he granted 'an order, as is uftral in fuck cafes, to hold the Defendant to bail. Sir Vicatty Goias, who moved the Rule AV, ob tained it upon the ground that an affidavit (worn in a foreign country, was not loch an affidavit as was requited by the §zat. t 2 Geb. I. which requires an affidavit of debt, in order to hold the Defendant to bail i and he cited Pomp v. Lodwixon, a Burr. 655. to (hew that affidavits (worn abroad could not be re ceived. Lord ELLansoention, Chief Jurlice lilted, that upon inquiry it appeared to have been die praffice to grant sutlers for the holding to bail upon affidavits In fwmn and verified, as to the authority and figna ture of the perfnn taking the affidavit, for 7o or 8o years back, tot the time of Chief intik, Lee, in 1740, which was only five years after the pairing of the AIL On the part of theVlaintiff, the cafe of Dalman o. Barnard, 7 T. Rep. qt. was cited, wherein an affidavit fworn before the High Bailiff of the Ifle of Man, was received in a motion to fet afide an annuity. It was alto raid, that it was every day's pralltce to receive affidavits a this kind from Ireland, upon which the parties were held to bail ; and it was con tended, that there cafes were not diilinguifhable from the prefenr. Lord E LLLLL otouost, Chief Janice, raid, that it could not he denied that the pratlice was In, and that there could he no diilinait'ln between affidavits !Worn in Ireland, the Ifk of Man, or in Paris ; but that the important qneilion would be, whether fueh SIR affidavit WWI Me open which the party, if he ever came to Eileen& cmildbe indiaed for perju7 cottl if note tibetUr it ()nett to be received under the Aa of Parlienstnt ? This*, thpsigbf a matt important queflion, ana, order that% might be more fully difraiffcd, the further argument was put off till next Term. Mr. Pea writ e referred to a pofition in Hawkins, P. C. (but to which he could only refer (mom me mory) that upon an affidavit taken abroad, if a Court of Juilice here be induced %m a, the party making it may be puniffied as for peirtint, We have noticed this cafe, although it It not &tided ; Pitt:ink it will be fear to involve confcquences of great im;oftance. THii KING t• JOHN CHALK• The Defend.int, in this, cafe, was alfggbrooght up for judgment. He had been indifted fn a common affault at the Quarter Seffions ; the indiftment was afterwards removed into this Court, by Geriiirori, and tried before Mr. Baron Thompfun, the lab affixes forNincheller, when the Defendant wasfound guilty. h appeared that the profecutor, of the name of Mothem, who was upwards of 70 year, of age, bad a ditch at the batons of his garden, where he ufed to lepofit the refute of the garden Ulf; to make manure. Opt day, he caught the ntpitew of the Defendant carrying away a barrow tilled with this duff, which he prevented, and threw it back ; at that moment the Defendant came up, abu(ed the old man grail'', sod *tack him oojthe arm, gave him a black eye, and cut his note to the bone. Lord Et.t.sasneouom thought this cafe, of all others, only fit fur the (.tarter Set Eons. He repro. bated the idea of removing loch paltry matters Into that C-urt.—The Defendant was then (cadenced to pay a fine of 4os. IPMO. WIWJL. Mr. Panic and Mr. Pang; Is& thawed enure againft 3 Rule to flew caufe why the Defendant fhrndd not be difcharged upon filing conmuon bail. O'biceley, the Plaiottfi; now in Pada, held the defendant to bail far 13541. foe money had and tteeited in America. BIRTHS. Ow Wed'sAbr, moiselsx, Ste Wife fsf novas Efq. to' Upper C6qiisits4lest. Fltsrwrfquare, if a Sao. At itaiiikate. Mrs. Cam:roil, ut Loebicl, ors Gm. THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD t hi ns t h e blood, cafes the molt violent pains in the head sod itomach, and promotes gentle perfpiratioa. By the Nobility and gentry this Medicine Is much admired, being pleafast to the tafte awel Ousel!, gently aftringing the fibres of the Itomach, and giving that proper tenfity which a good distflion requires. Mathews and Leigh, IS.Strand, have jai received a very vale. able fupply of the celebrated Cordial UM of Gilead, for Debillth a Nervous Diforders, wealtru Res peculiar to female., hyficrical affec tions and lovrnefs of (pints, lola of appetite and sad, con rumptive complaints In general, Ste. price tea. 6d. and I. cafes with as half guinea bottles, oa which II 6s. is fared to the porehater This medicine has been coo (tautly nfed with invariable faeces its eftabilthed ellittacy haying Rood the teft of half. century. Double pottage of all letters to Dr. Solomon, Gilead Hook, near Liverpool, matt be paid, and a fee of rem 6d. enclofed for advieer. I N profeffing myfelf a regulArly educated MEM. ber of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS In LON. DON, I think ft Incumbent on me to fognify, that my Diplom from the College of Surgeon., u well a Certificates from the He*.ls, and 118,101.11 Profanes under whom I fludied Phyfit, Surgery, and Midwifery, have been for years placed in one of my Parlours, open to the infpedtkon of any one whu happens to be there, or i. of fuch namivarion. TntartxNi',Ass I have rcligned all other Practice, for the Study and Treatment of Yell, 14 I' AL Comet/ um re and DECLITY —but it was not till 1 had experience as an Army Surgeon and Ge neral Practitioner.that I thought my(elf jultified in the Seleetion of this peculiar branch. The concentrated force of the human inflated, when dire4,,l to a particular point, mull acquire Cope• riority within the circle of its own aelion,and a long continued Inc refs, is a &tided proof, that my stflorts have not been le s bene ficial to other• than advmuape.ius snyfric. Thr diltras and rho inirery which arils from a certain &Brae the baba, fo prrnicinui to fehoolboys, have lien iregpently polar trayed by the moratiftsof the age. But it is the duty of every Pra. 4 litioner, when called upon, to relieve (uch fefferings by Medi• cal •a Ifiltattre; and it is the acquirement of my cecinas , e tape r•ence in this liue to offer in every filch tars a fate and certain re• eitabliibment. - In 'eight cafes of delialancy produced by free Hying, re{dence in warm Climates, or too muds indulmuce of fedurtive Pelicans, and In an recent Vonerenl Compfaintaosarly application infores its tin • OKA late care. But In the molt complicated Cates of Dean.' re accoomnaled by fever or Dil,rden of the fyltem miring from ne skald infedlotis forme perfeeerance is indifpenfahly requilite for she re-aninution of the Conaliution and reams:ton to health and all cafes with either fez, the molt invl,dalik feerecy I obierved, and dictums of remuneration are plainly Rated on the arit tatareicw. MARTIN BREE, Member oldie Royal Collett of 'gorgeous in London, No. 7,,Aronstel-ftrtat, mined, near Temple Bat. There Is an additional entrance in Water-it;tet meters tram toms or country arc czpeted to sontain a ►ank note. • . CORP. OP ilil'oflE ANT) CR AV . ; 1.. MR. PERRY, Sctrxerm; Swift, pzon•firee , Bleleenfisury flaw, Proprietor ad RDA M;'. SOLVES' r, a ruild- an efficacious Cure of STONh and G RAVEL in the • BLADDER or KIDNEYS, acquaMta the istibLe. that he has for hone years deemed hit whole proteillomd attention to the above Diftafes, and their complication with that of Coot. lie any be confulted daily at his own Houk and more efpecially on Wednet. days and Fridays, where he di fpenfes the Solvent in bottles of 48.6,1. its. and LI as. &amps included, ciao of which fait (eagerly erce fail to correift the minions diathrfis iu the habit aodtheteby prevent the concretion of Mime iu ptrfrins of a featentary life. Sold alio at Saraband Co's, to, 00014.11 nm and at Bohores, fr , nt of the Road Exchange; where situ may be had lull p,nb tithed, the Author's. ihrquifitioo of the Stone and Gruel," &nth Edition, price a a 64 palatine out flair Caufr and the Oise to he .oliferved during the Owe, with many ratraordinary ear*, tome of peeled r.:eiavery am alter the operation had bccri rdonrcil on. A CERTAIN f`l R FOR CORNI INFALLIBLE GERMAN Ct RN .PLAISTER. 'HE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent REMEDY io fo wain of its Macy having sorer Medi In a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does nut eradicate tie Corn, rose and branch, TO ICTUIN "Olt MONIST. And he berth:are to add, that it has Infinitely the advantage a the runriberkfs foes. casinos Ointments, Salves, he. as nun huadrads of Meted pest fats an ready, amens whom are lona of th. Sell chata:ton seh this kingdom. Sold Wholefale and Retail by T.Axtell,Nn a, Finch-laws need the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavtfteellf ftreet ; Mr. Wilfon, Na. 3y, St. Janus's-Ern. t ; Mr. Hildetg No. at, Pall-Mall k Mr. Wad, No. aa, Holborn; sod jcbould and Co. No. tso, Oxfnrd-flrect. At Drifted, by Mr. Bt..gin and kft.Shcppard, Bonkfcliers Bath, By Hazard, bookfelles, and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Batter, South Bridge. Ponies and Gofpoet, Mr. Harding.. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. japes ,bostreace. Port fmouth , Mr. Motley, book fetter. And by moil of the Venders of Medicine. in England. RHEUMATISMS,!Cies, and Gouty A.fleCtionsi wide thdr ufual concomitants, Sp fins. or Flying Pains, Ms , tulency, Ineligeftlea, and general Debility (originating in whateve. tourer), are relieved and frequently cured by WHITEHEADVi ESSENCE*, MUSTARD PILLS, after every ot her ineunaball faded. The FLUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD (tared with the Pills, ha thole complaints where neeeffary),lsperham the moR sc• tiee,penetratlng, and effeetud Remedy in the world. generally cur: ing the f R SPRAINS and BRUISES, in Ids than half ike time ufually taken by any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and If sled imm edi ately after nay accilent, It prevents the pen taunt* black. WHI fEHEAD's FAMILY CERATE is equally ell. carious In Ulcerated Sore Legi, Scrwbutlc Eruptions, Illatcleal, Pimples, Ring worms, Bkingla, Breaklngs eon on the Flee. %Ye; Ears, and Eyelids; Sore and inflamed Eyes, Berns, and Seeids, Sage Heads,trid Sore', and Scorbutic Humours of every didertmlon. Prepared only, and fold by R. Joe NITON, Apothecary, No. ti. I roreck-ftreet, Soho, London. The Efface and Pills at ,_aa. 9d, inch ; the Cerate at is til. and as. 9d. Sold by every Yeutter In the United Kingdom. ••• The Gamine has a Black lab Sump, with the Abe Kir JOUNIT•111 iafeelantw Its NEW MEDICINE ALT. NEWBERY and SONS, No. 4c, St. A. • Church yard, London, Prnpricust of Dr James's Powder, and other valuable preparations, Inform the Pith*, that in coon*. quenec of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medidne will be In future as. ed. per Packet, or a 4 gs. bd. per Dozen; bet tee - quantity of a Dozen Packets in afoeile (as made up fur the Arnvp• and Navy) may be had for 11 es And as the words, "P. klew•. bcry, No. 45, St. Paul's," arc enstaved in the Stamps, white is perfumed will he a fuilielent fecurity agaiva inmate:feats, kip fignature no the label, wW be difcnattoued. • The following are the prkes of their other Medicine', lamps included, but thole who purchafe fu or 1110,1 e, at a thine, will be allowed the Itatupa gratis . - & 1 8. A Dr. James's Powder s 9 Dalby's Carminative t p Ditto% a &tile 24 o Dr. Auftin's Clulybeate Ditty" Amaltptit Pills 4 6 Pills - 4 * Ditto In a large Boa se 0 Preake's Mod. of Bark 4 • Ihe Autibilinus Pills 2 p Dates Husham's ditto 3cs 1 Dr. Stecr's Opodridoe 1 6 'I omit Pals - ,s ss Ditto Couvullion OU s 6 Emilia Coffee . s 9 Ditto Nitre Drops s 6 Carruther's Drops a p Ditto Camomile Drops A 9 Efrnse of Ginger 2 Ditto Paregoric Lot. a fi Ditto Peppermint a Amaibaud's Blois ditto lif Dr. Hnoper's Mlle a F &nee of Coltsfoot 3 6 Grant's Drops . 1 1 Mr. Spence 's Dentifrice 4 0 Ingliat's gems Pals a o Ceph.lie Snuff t 0 Henry's Magmas s 6 Jones's Rheum. Tint . 3 6 Norton ' s Drops . 3 6 Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spillbury's DrOpll s 6 Oisfs's Msgnerts 3 6 Dr. Solander's Tca s 9 Wilton's Alterativ• 4 6 Greeuoush's Tindtures a a King's Odootalgie s 9 Ditto Toiu Lomiages t 1 N. B. As matey parrot's mistake the heute of Mars. Newiserp, &Carve that k is at the Fait Bed of St. Peel's, four doors fro% Cheap6dc. with tittle words infcribal on. tho [root, " The only Wart:hoofs foo Dr. Jsasca's Powders." . _ To T. TAYLOR, &neon, No. 9, New Bridge.ftrect, Logsdon; - sia, Edinburgh, May a, !Soo.. EN the fpring of 1794 I was afflieted with a Vene. real Complaint, which 1 treated with Indifference for fiefs months; but was dm obliged toapply to a regular Phybcian,whis put a temporary flop to the virulence of the (Keefe (by mere,. rial application) for fosse time; hut growing, ie (pete at all meal. erne and the advice of the fiat Gentlemen of the Faculty here, work and work, for two, years, I was reduced to a flute almuft unparalleled and beyond defeription, being an entire leper,and ulce rated from had to foot. My head, throat, mouth, note, legs, arms,fite. have been alternately he danger of becoming ufelefs in Rost, I have bad from 20 to 30 eating ulcer, on my body, mid, nearly totally deprived of fight. It would be voluminous to par tienlarife all my cafe--fulfice it to ray, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous or of a more totoplicated Oa. tare. 1 wa, king looked upon by my Mends, and hasgiaed my felt beyond all hopes of recovery, and, indeed, in my then condl. doe, death was prekrahle to my more than microbic time. In this dreadful Sentinel did I drag a molt miferable esiflaice,til!Drei s & PIKIVIDaNCI threw in my way a nerripaper containing the cafe pf i•Mr. B. of Plymouth —my friend, read It. I could not. I feel and procured Fame of your Lance's PATIN? PILLS, which, by *hag from dote to time, am now , and have lo ng been, (after more than four years Indeferiaide diftrefe), In a s p a d a pat er: , health as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving.heal thy child born to ow a few months ago. In gratitude to Goo, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creatures fervice I requeß you to puhlith this ; and you :my at any time refer pekomi, who with to be fatisfied of the truth of this, or further particulars, to. me or my friends, by letter or reckon. As few cafes for badpeis will ever equal mine, and none exceed it, !have from repellence, every reafun to agure mankind, that Ira your Luau e's PILL they will find a fun, freely, Ink, and rub. ,eel cure. J.l'. Prepared and fold by the Sole Proprietor, Tiene.Ml To y 1.0%, Member of the Royal Collect of Surgeons ss London, as his book. Na 9, New bridge-Brat; where be sin g:va advice. without * fee, to perfnn, taking theft Pills, and will a .fn, r Patients letters. lira paid, on the fame terms, °Nerving In air eases the mon in. violahk feertcy, no perfon's name .r cafe havb, !hen mentioned, burst their own particular reerea, by th I t erietor, during d* eoerfr of mare than 36 Tram that he Inef blid , the vindudirp of an esti:alive tale of the above Medicine, and the roldlice alien/ therefrom. They aft sift, fold, by his appuntmeit, for tbegoovenienee of thole living at a diftenee, by Mr. bairter,Searth Midge, Edinnurgh. Mr. Kennon', printer, °Live, to Whom elf./ Mr. T. refers foe his addrefs ; at the Perfumer's, No. 33, Bt. Altswes-areet, Pall- Mall; Mr Robertion's Toy-Ptop, No. gel, t..siord.ftreet; MP Daborough`e, No. 7, Pifk.fireet•liiii, nearly oppofite the Motu. merit ; Mr. Steel',, hooky, Ike, Nu. r, Union-row, Little Tower bill; Mr. Calhvers, Dublin ; and by one Ferrell in every confider able town in Orme Britain and Ireland, to Boxes of only 11.91. each, kaled up with fall and plain IMO/Mona, whereby Paean of either les may cure themiches with cafe and ferrocy. • MOH WATER AT Low Dow hALT343II 70.1010113101 1 r. Morrdag - • 3 athaare after It Aftenseee • • js inhastre after it A:MD(IN: Printed an,' pliblifbed by LEVEL KENT. (of Cop terbury•Place. I.ambeth) at the Sr.* .1 OF/ ice No. I, 4!e6* Erect. YubLibed AK° at the STAR (11 , 111CP, TRITISCaIT• 00111r)11 •N'THII b. WATIR - 11 •ND Ormaas. In behalf of the defendants in this cafe, Mr. Gas., aow applied to the Court for a Rule to thew caaLk why the plantiffs, or their attorney, (hyoid not be called upon to produce certain papers, containing minutes, ( hip's journals, and corre.pondence of maH terial importance to the defendants. This was one. of eight aftions brought upon a policy of Inforance on the Ihip " Tom," rat a voyage to the Southern Whale Fdhery and home. The policy was lisped in 11302, when the vdfel left England in the profecu• tion of her voyage. Next year the plaintiffs thought it might turn out to their benefit were the veffel poi reflect of a letter of marque. and accordingly they obtained one, and fent h out after the Tom Prior to this, they feat to Mr. Wrier; 8 memorandum, to be figned in regard to the fail of the letter of marque, to be added to the p•dicy ; but_he, not choofing fo precarious an ialurance. declined. In December ' laR, he, with the other Underwriters, were applied to for payment of a total loft, the Tom having bean captured in entering the Spanißs port of Afcenfion, on the coati of Chili. The Learned Counfel explain. ed the objea of his motion to be, that the Court fhould flay proceedings until the papers he had men tiohed in the nutlet Ihould be'produced, as it was nearly certain fetch documents etilled. Indeed, their exitlence was put beyond all doubt. by the fall of the letter of marque having been received or. board the Tom the year after fhe left England, which ne ceffarily gave her a new charafter, and all Jared her to chace ; confequently journals and minutes of her count would be kept. Ibis, he alfo contended, vi• 'hoed the policy, as it was not what the plaintiffs, the owners, ought to have done. The attorney for the plaintiff denied having airy loth documents, and laid. they might go into a Court of Equity, and file a bill of difcovery. Lord E PI told Mr. GARROW that he might appeal to the jurifdiCtion the Court had. The Court could grant him an impedance. Mr. Jullice GROSS obferved, that the Learned Costae' teemed to ufe the Court as if it was a Court of Difeuvery. Lord ELLIIIIIIOROUCII raid, he thought the motion went too far ; it was too much to ilk. when it was not pofitively 'mown that loch papers were in era. tence.—.Rule refuted. ADMIRALTY COURT—DOCTORS COMMONS. . THUIP.I.DAY 1110 V.. 20. This day the. Right Finn. Sir WM. SCOTT pro eaeded to the adjudication of the following cites. Wilbelmibuig, Lublen miner.—This veffet failed under a licence fern the port of London to Ham. burgh, and from thence to the River Jr la Plate. ssitE a cargo of various merchandize.—This cafe came on upon further proof, which was held to be Ittfficient, and the flip and cargo were rellored as claimed. Charlotte Sophia, Mollar marten—This wail, on a voyage from Hamburgh to Spain, was captured by the private flip cf war Qteenborough, Jnhn Day Commander, and broaght to Plymouth.—Ship and cargo condemned. Sophia Elizabeth, Prott ff . ! was captored by the private Chip of wa►, Aaron grout Blewett Commander, and hr..ught to Ply - mouth.—Ship and cargo condemned. Dcr Klein Jurgen. Hinriclien mailer.—This Da. nigh Slip, with a cargo of linen, was, cloth, and other articles, on a voyage from Tonninget, was captured by the private Chip of war Happy Return, Nicholas Irwin Commander, and blought to Plymouth.— Ship and cargo condemned. Page Lammers, Lammers utafler.—Ship and cargo condemned. Vrow Hendrica, Altus maser.—Ship and cargo condemned, except a (mall quantity of goods, which were relieved. SALES EY AUCTION.- At tie London Tavern. Foxhole-newt, Plymotith, on Friasylle 22th toccembir next, SUNDRY Valuable aft,. very Ure ful SHIP STORES,lassdal nut of the Preach Reigate la PRESIDENT captured ea her Voyage tram Africa, by the Squadma under the creamed of ReartAdmiral Sir Tristan' Louis, Bart Ceidlablit ef Cables, Hoofer", Stsedivg and keening lt liming. and Coil. of New Rope ON wallow Ora.), guile, Caevas, Iron and Bears Guns, Swlvel..lron bound Calks of voters lino, Gunpowder, Provitions, Iron &Batt Shot, Btoeks, Iron-woe& in Stanebeons, Bars Chains, Ste. Leed, Copper Kettles. and a 'variety of other Boatfwaln* Gunner's, Carpenter's, slid (pare Stores, es will be fully sod particularly 'sneered in the Catalorues. Alf° about ar Elephants Teeth of different liars. For viewing the Stores, Teeth, and further information, apply to Peter Too kin, and W.P. Smith, Efqrs. the Aeting Agent.; to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, or Mr. JAMES SLADE, Merchant', at Plymouth. A depart of erg per cent. will be requital in Calk or Bank of England Note., at the time of Sale. Plymouth. Nov. 6, 'Sod. At the London Tavern, Foxhole *met, Plunnath, en Friday the tub December nest, Immediat.ly after the Stores per Preßdent, SUNDRY Valuable and Ufeul STORES. landed from the French Frigates la MIHIRVI and FARM, IDF, confining of New Cordage, Shroud Hawfers, Cables, Standing and Running Rigging Sails, Malts, Tank, Double and Single Blocks, Beats and Boit . ..Oars, Sheet, and other Lead. New and Old Sheet. Copper, Brafs Sheaves, a quantity Round and Flat Iron. Beef, Pork. Finer, Calevanees, Emus, Wine, Oil, Vinegar and Salt, Water Calm, Leasers, Half Lemma, Butts and Hog &ads; alto IS Pounder Guns and g Pounder Ditto, and Car ronades, Cutlaffm. Mulkets, Bayonets, Brafs Swivels, Gunpow der, Round, Douhle Headed, Centiliter, and Grape Shot, Match Stuff, Iron Baltafl, Fire Wood, &c. &e. and a v'ariety of 80.. ti% wain'', Gunner's, and Cy rpenter's Stereo, Sta. as will b 4 fully and particularly expreffedaa the Catalogues. Fur viewing the Stores, Catalogues, and further Informaion apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, Nov. le, At the Loinloct kb, Plymouth. en hider, the ads inft. at ikven o'clock, 'THE FRENCH FRIGATE LA LIDRE.-•- Admeafttres about tits° Tons Copper bottomed. end well adapted tot a tranfport.•er fo# arty other purred; where a Tetra of bee dintenflont may Met a few to bit Mijefty's Alp of war la I.elre, P. L. Maitland, Efq. Chew mender, and Fgyptienne.P. C. Heentfkid, Pkg. Commander For Mewing the ' , era , and for any further particulars, apply to Edward Lyne, Ffq the Agent; or to THOMAS uocicyea, Wows Plymouth, Nov. 9, /Pod. . . At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the sgth at Eleven o'clock. THE handiome Schooner PINCESSA DE LA PAlX—rtstatitioßt ; Length y 6 feet t Inch Breadth at feet Atlmearures 140 Toss. Iltde interior to new, i s admirably well Inhofe(' for I rpr r ate (hip of w.r, or for any other purport where ditpatch is reqt Pitt ; the hull it In molt excellent condition—A prise can. ("tatted to bin Mak-By% 'Lip of war I oire, commanded by F. L. Maitland. Era. now lyint In Stonehoufe Pool, sad there to be delive red. ..... For viewing the verrl, and for any further particulars, apply to Edward Lyoe, EN. the Agent, or to THOMA 3 LOCKYER, Broker. Plymouth, November 8, 3806. At the London inn, Plemweth. on Aida'', the zed' let at Elvven (Mixt. • I'IIE FOLLOWING GOOD S, VIZ.- FOR EXPORTATION 308 Cafes of HAVANN all SUGAR. Being the Cargoes of fundry Spaniftt Ve6•etr, names unknown, condemned as prize to his Majcfty's Nos of war Hercule. For• tunee, Echo, soil Supecior, taken in 6gbt of his Majefty's fhip Surv.illante Sarwle" of the Sugars may be fen three days previa , " to the Ede. and Cataloguer had by applying at the Counting Houk of Edward Lyme, Efq the Agent. nun THOMAS LOCEYER, Broker. Piro's* Not. S, 'W. GLOOVESTF.RSHIRE By Mr. WEBB. At the Run Inn. Ctrencener, on Tut** the ad day of Decembers 1806, at Twelve o'Cloek, In Four Lots, 'THE MANOR of Winfon, in the County of Oleveeiter, extending over upwards of zoom Acres, and the Filbert in a Trout Stream running through the Para. Two Freehold Farms at Winfon and Cairo. to the County of Glow mfter, containing together about you Acres. The Mite lies nearly within a Ring Fence, well Wooded, abounding in Gams. and In a fine Sporting Country, and poireges form eligible fituations for building, and the Materials may be dog on the fpot. Printed Partienlars may be had of Mani Vernon and Franck• tin, Lincoln's Imo; of Mr. Webb, the Auttloceer ; and at the Ram Inn, Cirenceiter. 1 1 t "di