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* at, wilick b. DiNct.e. cly from the hit* proper. •int. P g e. balance wilt will be duly ) cure them- ra-tuVv w•ge, was fp nue, and tbe iY ac p dat a annou nt i n f the original red 4w offal y and ream winced, by s ftl4is Taos! It away tbnfe :o the gores, be forface of y a new ens • corroded no d is withal to l'lwie d loperistity s e Q,ptet). , be Ott , Bedford. 1 for-ign 1, as a meet :ononon jot •ednefs to tbe I. if teed coo. Mitt, and we. bets liable to No. 4, of aloft coma .. 9d. tact. wind Teed'. OTIS PiL IS Ir. Buchan, Stints of the this calming, and fatal sltf fit f and cure a Portant Cervix In the Paten: rtenfive fak el •fervedly ants; and kids dicating vlt powerfulty votes diforders nplaints, javn. y an the Inca sablie and the ridenee of tee icy byre never tin and fpetdy £2 15 1 8 • tiaz, rated for it s , Aloctiagu. tain ret are ay-malty 1, rod agog Oree.k. IL each, dm ft 600 the iinilat ". )T F %he ratan at um - C[3H and Bookhdlet HE NUA Right Hon. L i r r, rBo7. I be he for a ID,. ~ces,,,,tay in the e Con 4 ld th a o t f tti l Called apes to:ceding' Bushd other ma wendsr- l ead; an a :d PO h lone Ciltilt rime owned' joigN ONI JOSEPH., , torpore At CHAS. F . lm aGilead wee of r ums The president -I* had no) , c 0„, whrt. at thin time. SOCIJ rr the nut % r ANNIVE _ - • . - e .. -. „ . , s • ", 'L • - • - •• W:'%tri s taZ4/ .. -V 41 ~ .• . '' • • • Z)... jct .. • • . . • . 1 . . • , . . , . _ . • . . . . ,• _ efleZt# ..' '• • ' . a 1; a s. , ..) .... - • ~_' - ' .. '' . ,• ' - f , — ... • .• , • ----..tind ' . No - .• , , • 111 s - Ale .. .... . 1 - • ' • • • • - . . t '.14,.? \ .. • ''4 . . . - ----=G4. i i , . .....(, )--- . 1 ~.. . .. ,• .. ~ • • • ..„... --,-.......A....w. 'AIL * • ' ••" ". * • • • . . • `' • • 4 1 ' '''' /. 4 ~... a, sc... •" , .... , ,_...,..„.,.s 111. APP . • - • - • , . ... . • . .. . . . WEI)NES I) X N' t A Pllll._ 27 1808. . . [Pi - lc it S. x-pc , \(• , - _ . —..--b..-e---•-•-• OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR - PICKERING'S LETTER TO SULLIVAN. V . ICTUALLI NU OFFICE, A 1 pril 18, 808. 13Y ORDER. Tab See,Le. This day was pubished, price is. THE COMMISSIONERS for TICTUALLIN G OF PRUSSiAN PRIZES, t . FOR BALE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, - ALETTER from the Honourable TIMOTHY • : PICKERING, a Senator of tee United States, from tee HIS MAJESTT's NAVY , do hereby eve Notice, A t the London Tavern, Foxhole - street , Pl y mouth, on F: illy t) • State of Massachusets, to his Constituents--A View of the im- That on Thursday the 28th inst. at 11 o'clock precisely, in the - fel of May next, at Eleven o'Cloek in the forenoon,' . . minent Danger of an UNNECtiStARY and RUINOUS WAR. Asi- forenoon, they will be ready to sell to the highest bidder, at his (For Home Consumption), dressed to his Excellency JAMES SULI.IVAN, Governor of the Majesty's Victualling Premises, at : Deptford, sundry lots of the A QUANTITY of Old Pi r and Hogslic:t I said State. following Provisions and Victualling Stores, vie. Bread, Bread- i -a- Staves shook from Casks, being the entire Cargo of Vt: America, printed—London : re-printed for J. M. Richardson, Prussian gelliot Petrus, and condemned to the Crown. No. 23, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange . dust, Bakehousosweepings, Flour, Flour-sweepings, Raisins, Cur- • . • For particulate, arly to Mr. JOHN HAWKE .2, rants, Rice, Peas, Pease-screenings, Callavances, Oat-meal, Doll, pi e , o ,„e, Ap s e 9 , 180 8. • Merchant, Plena:au:h. CAPITAL. AMERICAN PAMPHLETS. - Foreign-meal, Butter, Grease, Slush and Scrapings, Cheese, Sugar, This day was published, price Is. ftd. Molasses, Veil, Suet, Pork, Packing and other Scraps, le °vision- A LETTER from the Hon. T. PICKERING, FOR ACCOUNT OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR TIIE SALE OF DANISH PRIZES, t casks, New Board end Doublet Ends Runs Puncheon Staves, -I- 3 - a Senator of the United States, from the State of Massa- ' ' chusetts, and Secretary of State under General Waihington ; ex- Wine Pipe, Rum l'uncheon, and Brandy Piece Heads, Iron I At the London Tavern,•Fozholo street, Plymouth, on Friday, tee 6th of May next, at Eleven o'Clock inlnuth, the Forenoon, , hibiting a view of the imminent dangers of an unnecessary and Hoops, broken, bent; and in faggots, and a quantity of l'ere-wood i ruinous War with Great Britain. lying in his Majesty's Victualling Premises at Deptford. ' THE Good Datelsh Ship TRENDRE SUSTRE, , Boston : Printed—Reprinted for Stockdale, junior, 41, Pall- No. 102.--Diat a NsioN s. A Deposit of 423 per cent. is to be made upon the amount of each lot, a Mall; and Gilbert and Hodges, La Grange and Keene, Dublin. Length on Deck ' . - 95 Ft. Ile In. I Where may be had, price 4s. the time of sale ; and if the remainder of the money be not paid, and de Breadth beluev the Wales 26 4 ( 4 V THE BRITISH TREATY. By GoVerneUr Morris, Esq. of New particulars tat en away, within twenty working days afserwards, the Height between Decks -5 1 . 1 York. And by Wm. Cobbett, Esq. au elegant Refutation of his deposit will he forfeited, and the Goods remain the property of de Crows, - 975, 39-94 Tons. • i own Political Principles. e Tireuthele Conditions may he seen, and printed Cataloguer may be had, horse P ool. t ed 4s a u s re P s rize to the Crown, and now lying in Stow - ' Gosrp.M.RGIAZINE AND THEOLOGICAL REVIEW, at the Secretary's Offi:e. Also, the good Danish Bark ALIDA GEORGINIA„ (No. 2) On the Ist of May will be published, price 91 No. IV. of • square Stern, no Figure Head. 'THE GOSPEL MAGAZINE AND THEO. VICTUALLING OFFICE, April 25, 1808. DIMENSIoNS. I- LOGICAL REVIEW ; containing, Hints on Arts xxii. 8— THE COMMISSIONERS for FICILriILLING Length on Deck - 86 Ft. 3 In. Luther and Melancthoe on Justification, an original translation— HIS MAJIESTrs NAVY do hereby give Notice, Breadth Depth of Hold . . 20 4 Thoughts on Numb. ix:. le —Epistolary Communications frofn • -•13 7 That on Tuesday the 3d of May next, they will be ready to Admeasures - 150, 77.94 Tons. Mr. B— to his friend Tamuz—Abrahaeds Journey—A True Minister of Christ, by whom known—Reflections on Smithfield receive 'renders in writieg (sealed up) and treat fur TWO liUN- Condemned as Prize to the Crown, and now lying in Cate Market—'Thoughts on Peigneneuve's Glance on Eliezer's Re. ' DEED TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR ; to be answerable i water. . .. For Inventories and other Particulars, apply at the Connt•ng 7 marks on a Sermon - Act s of Omnipotence--Review of the Pos- to Samples to be proditeed with the 'renders ;to be delivered in House of Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plyfitoutla, my of thuroous Essays of Abraham Booih ;of Dr. Hawker's Letter 5 o the original packages, at the rate of from Seventy to Eighty Tons the As,-ente for sale of Danish Prizes. i a Barrisiet e ; of Moore's 'Way to Heaven Delineated, &c.—Reli- I Sinus and Foreign Int elligence—Obituary, &. per Wcek, into the Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be Plymot.th, April 9, 1808. Vol. I. and 11. may be had in boards, price 9s. 6d. each. paid fur by Bills earable with interest ninety days after date. At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Frid,..... London: Sold by Jones and Bumford, Newgate-street. The Conditions el the Couract may be seen at the Secretary's the Oth of FO MayL L next, OWING oc GOO at eleven o'clk in the forenoon, Office. . 'THE DS, viz. I ' . • Printed for the Author, No regard will be had to any Tender in which the price shall nest be - 1 - 4 Pieces Brandy . 119 Hkds. French White Welt And sold by Crosby and. Co. Stalloner's-court, Ludgate-eill, 126 Half Pieces French White, 1 Hhd. Muscadel Wine In Two elegant Volumes, price les. boards, needed ;swords at le.gth, sr that shall net be delivered to the Board Wine 1 Case AbchoviesBcSalad Oil i r THE PRIVATE HISTORY of the COURT of before One o'clock on the said Tuesday the 3J of May next, nor unless Being part of the Cargo, of the MARIANA; and condemned te ENGLAND. the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attend. to His Majesty's Ship Ac rive, R. H. MOWRILAY, Esq. Commander. Aiosi vale Monde. answer ,then calla Isl.. Also, Mottos to some in the Chapters : An Heir Apparent A Mystery—A Character ATLAS INSURANCE COMPANY. 3 Hhds. Red Wine A Tender Attadsment All INJURED PRINCESS AT a MEETING of the COMMITTEE held at the Danish Brig JOHANNA CATHERINA, an.: Landed front . A Victim to Gratitude An Investigation, and Tour to J- -a- Will's Coffee-House, Cornhill, the 20th instant, restored to the Claimants. 1 • • .Also, 290 Hhds. Red Wine-30 Half Pieces Ditto. 1 The Deniers of a Court • the North CHRISTOPHER SMITH, Esq. Aid . arc. Chairman , , Mistaken Confidence Exeentricity—Nobility— Resolved unanimously, For Catalogues and other particulars, apply to i • A Cra ft y Widow Penance " That the Subscriptions to this Institution do cloce on or be- dr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. . 1 i A valuable Friendandintrigaing Fashionable Depr avit y -of the fore the 3d of Ma and Business be coin:neared on Jr before the Mi stress I Sat Century 2Oh of June next Y . l At the London Tavern, F o xhole-sweet, Plymouth, on Friday , ths I Princely Recreations Artful Palau, and Fashionable Subscriptions to this Establishment are receiving at the Bank- sitp May next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for home cen- A Ttiwnph—A Reformation Folly . ing Houses of Sir James Lsdaile, Esdaile and Hemmets, Lobs- sumPl3" ' English Reba lion, and French Dissolatioo of aseOrropt Partial' bard-street; Down, Thornton, and Free, Bareholomew-lane ; FORTY Logs of Prime Honduras MAHOGANY, Policy meat . . Masterman, Peters, and Co. Lombard-street; Baron Dimsdale containing about Twenty-five Thousand Feet. In Recursion to France Delights of ConstantintOde and Co. Cornhill ; and lismmersley and Co. Pall-Mall ; where For viewing the same, and catalogues, apply to 1. • A shoot Pace with a treacle- A careful Htuhand—Exalted the Prospectus may be had Mr. JOHN HAWKER, eons Enemy Virtue B y Order of the Committee, - Plymouth, April 23, leoB. Merchant, Plymouth. 1 . A ce.ration to the earthly Sor- Ambition, and Disappointed Committee Room, JOHN CHALK, Secretary. - - 6 rows of an Unfortunate Love d'ill's Coffee-House, April 20 , 180 e. At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Tuesday, the 3d day of May, 0 The Chance of War All assorted Attachment—A at twelve o clock precisely, . . .. "British Ladies of farmer days Letter BOOKS in VARIOUS LANGUAGES, ARTS stud SCIENCE'''. THE CApital Fast-sailing Ketch-rigged FRENCH , Disappointed Ambition Mystery elucidated—Female TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-I'y Mr. RiCI:AeIDSON, PRIVATEER, GLANEUR, I t. A Change of Ministry degradation That during a period of two years did more mischief to our teal., Nava ruperior to Justice Prophecies—Conclusion By Order of the Ekecutors, on the Pl•ernise.i, No. 9, Yi.rl:- than at.y vessel other class, either before or since. for 4'o- • This day was published, followhig Pays, and an Monday, May 23, and Abe eight fol- 1 oreth on deck - - 65 Ft. 3 In. I i lowhagDays, at Twelee. SIR Price Is. Or ICH. a dozen for distribution" Breatlth extreme - -19 9 I >ply TOSEF'H's CONSIDERATION : A SERMON, THE Valuable and Extensive COLLECTION of. Admeasures - - 96 73-94 Tons. 1 r it, J preached in Clar-Haß Chapel, Cambridge, on Monday, Fe- BOOKS, the sole property of the late Mr. John Sotheby , This vessel is pierced for twenty guns, and most abundantly I I are b • the 29th, 19 0 8; being the Day of administering the Holy Eoukseller, deceased, including the most reiterated Authors in found in stores, which are in good order and condition—she ma; [IX, Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, at the Division of the Term. Divinity, History, Voyages; Travels, Biography, Natural His- be sent to sea in a few days, if required; was captured by GE, By the Rev. JAMES PLUMPTRE, bIL A. • tory, wets fine coloured Plates ; best Editions of the Classics, jesty's So op of war Scorpion, Francis Stsnfell, esq. Conunander, El', Fellow of Clare Hall. many extremely rare and in elegant binding.—To be viewed on after a long and severe cha t e. p r i nte d f or Tr. c nn d f ; Ra v i ngton , N e , ge, e s , p i e, ch u m,. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday previous, and mornings of sale. Also, the GLANEUSE„ an improvement on the -Model of the ma - yard ; sold also by J. Hate hard, No. 190, Pic iadilly • Delight= 'Catalogues, price Ss. (allowed to purchasers) may by bad cn Glineur, being built under the immediate inspection of the for. and Nicholson, Cambridge ; and Cooke and Parker, b e r m e the Premises , of Mr. Clarke , Bond-street ; Mr. Ford, Mulches. mer Commander of that s vessel ; had been only six days at see. anti- Of whom may be•had, by the same Author, ter; Mr. Dsighton, Cambrdge; Mr. Cooke, Oxford; and of when she was decoyed under the guns of the Scorpion, and even tilt)", A COLLECTION of SONGS, Moral, Sentimental, Instructive Mr. Richardson, No. 31, Strand. then no.: captured iill af.er an obstinate chace. and Amusing. Elegantly printed in Three large Volumes, 12mo. . IMENSIONS. Length on deck - - 74 Ft. 10 In. e, by Price in Boards, 11. Is. FREEHOI.D ESTATE AT CROYDON, SURREY. Breadth extreme - - 23 5' ',„* These Volumes contain the Words of upwards of seven TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Depth . - - - 8 5 hundred Songs ; some of them original, but principally selected A N excellent FAMILY DWELLING HOUSE iedmeasures • - - 153 79-94 Tons. Ilt t° from the works of tile most approved Writer:, divested _of every rithin thing which has any tendeneeta indecency and profaneness. With ds- in good repair in the most eligible part of the Town of This veuel is ales pierced for twenty guns, partially cepper fu- ck. an introductory Letter, and a New Preface. Croydon in Surrey. The Land-Tax redeemed, consisting of a tened, and "Host amply found in stores, wilich are new, and re - 1 clonal The first Volume, which contains chiefly the Rural, Naval and Nall, two large Parlours end Breakfast Parlour, good Kitch as qnires little or nothing to put i n toles. Both these vessels will Military Songs, Ste. may be had separately, Printed 01l an interior and other domestic 011:es, capital Cellars and Wine Vaults, be sold with their stores , as they were brought in ; they arc ex- iginal Paper, Price in Boards 4s. 6d. for those who may wish to pur. eight Bed Rooms, a large Garden well cropped and planted, and actly adapted for the employ wherein they have been e ngaged, a *tomb n• of well chosen eon and other Fruit-trees, &c. Ike. a and there cannot be a finer opportumty for prwateering specula- '. MIS" chase it as a Present to the lower classes. Lite- SUSSEX. Out-houses. May be entered on immediately. After - whidh wilt be Sold, the beautiful fast sailing copper-bot- in tl e BY 'THE BOARD OF AGRICUDTURE. For particulArs toil:tire of H. F. Smith, Chemist, at Croydata, comet brig ELlZA.—Dieszesto NS. : most This day was publishecLlllustrared by Twenty Engravings, rept-. or at No. Hay-market, London. .. , Length Aloft t - - 82 Ft. 6 In. Breadth extreme - '22 0 wh ich seating Implements in Husbandry, Buildings, and Live Steak, with a Sketch of the Soil, price Fourteen Shillings in Boards, I Iolleli., NEAR PLYMOUTH. , Depth - . II . 6 rn°°ll' GENERAL VTEW of the AGRICULTURE ` - r 0 BE LET, a three Ready Furnished, with immediate . • Adowasures - - 170 Tons. Condemned *" prize to his Majesty's ship Tribune, Thomas azette, A of the COUNTY of SUSSEX, drawn up for the Board of . 2 - possession, for a Term of three years e snhjsct to determine- . . . Biker, F.sq. Commander. The properties of this vessel as a fast sailer, are unrivalled • ' Agriculture and Internal Improvement, distinguishing and de - tion on the part of tae owner, on giving six . months no tice , WIDEY HOUSE, situated about two miles and a . hale from Ply- she would make a capital private ship of war, or would answe, Edition scribing the Geogrephical situation and K . meal circumstances of k Pest- the County ; the Seim cf Property ; the Buildings, and Mode e s mouth and Plymouth Dock, the entrance gate adjoining the Ta r for ally other employ where extraordinary dispatch is required. Occupation ; the Implements ; Er.closirg ; she Arable Land, in vistock Turnpike Road. Also, the good Ketch FANNY.—DieteNSLO NS. roes to every kind of Culture ; , the Grass .Londs ; the Gardens and The - House stands in an extensive Lawn, containing Shrubberees Length Aloft - - '7O Ft. 9 In. Orcherds ; the 'roods and Plantations ; the Wastes the Improve- and several Plantations of forest el re 9%, having a walled Garden Breadth extreme - 22 7 sr. has al- rants, general and p art i cu l ar; the Live Stock ; theßural Eco-o- and Kitchen Garden, the fanner co staining a Hot-house and Depth • - 11 6 of The my, and the Political -Economy, Including Raab, Capals, Corn- Green-house, with 'gables, Coach -hou weDairy, Wash-house, Bce. Aduwasures - 160 9-94 Tons. spapete, meree, fitinufaleures,the Population, Socnties, &c. &e. &c. and contains three Sitting-rooms . on the ground-floor, a Drawing This vessel is quite new, abundantly found in stores, takes tNi ty Vo- By the Rev. ARTHUR YOUNG. Room, and several Chambers and Closets on the first floor, a nd ground well, and will carry a very large cargo. Condemned es ith the Printed for Ric t i A tki) puma's, Bridge-street, Brackfriars ; and various Servants' Apartments in the Attic Storey, a Kitchen, Ser- prize to his Majesty's ship Indefatigable, John Tremayne Redd, 'rorn the sold by all Booksellers in Great Britain sod Ireland. vents' Hall, Butler's Pantry, Scullery, Cellars, and various other Esq. Commander. Of whom may also be had, corrected and enlarged Stort a l d * 28 Offices. And also, tee beautiful fast sailing Ship ANN, condemned s Ace, at Counties, recently published nr.det the direction of the of The Taker troy rent the Lawn or not t his option, and may prize to his Majesty's ship Euridice Sir Wm. Bolton, Comma - . Agriculture, uniformly printed in Octavo, and done up in 'earth, be ac: omtnoda.ed at Midsummer next with ehree Fields of Pa-S- der, and his Mejesty's gun-brig Conflict, Lieutenant Batt, Co.: .......s.-- N. B. Sets, as fir as . published, uniformly done up,or paßicular tore Ground. , mender. DISENSIONS. Reports, May be bad of all Booksellers, at the pleasure of the For further 'nearmetien and for leave to Inspeet the House and Length on Deck • - 87 Ft. 6 In. Grounds, application must be made at Mr. H. Woollcombe's Breadth above 26 8 . . , . ' - as p er - Putcheser. Office, No. 24, Frankfort-Row, Pis moutle Height between Decks - 5 2 51.110T1C TOURIST'S PORTABLE COMPANION. • 'or many This day. was' published, in six ovum volumes, soya Ismo. . Plymouth, April 4, 1808. Adineasures - • 251 51-94 Tons. . _ , , This Ship is -But a year old, abundantly found in stn . , s, r.:-.3, now the illeatilited with coloured Moos, the Tama Eamon, much By 01;114 of die Commissioners for the Disposal of Danish Prizt.s. m a y be sent to-lea at a very trifling expence—sbe sails 4.11C0*4. , : has led impro•vcdand enlarged, PriCC One Guinea and a halfinlmasisi WUI be SOLD, at the London Inn, Plymou:b, on Friday, the cleanly fast, stows a large cargo, has good accommedatioes, an I rodicates ally, and or Thirty4ix Shillings neatlY bound, , • 6th May next, at eleven o'clock, is altogether every superior vessel. i taken at rrliz.zp.l.Tipil TOURIST'S; or, TRAWL- i THE GOOD BRIG AURORA, No. 19. Also, that beautifurfast-sailing dopper-bottomed brig T:iL riction of -a- LER'S • COMPANION, through ENGLAND, WALES, DIMENSIONS. MARY, pierced for 20 Guns, has had a compleat overhaul ;Ina • SCOTLAND, and IRELAND, including accurate Doscriptions Length aloft - - 76 ft. Sein. outfit; having a British Register may be ready for sea in a we: ; e, if they of every part of the United Kingdom • and comprehending the Breadth - - ' 23 11 has an abundant Inventory, arid her Stores ere in the best possol eme may mess celebrated and most intereoing Mi:dernilloura through every Admeasuros, 179 17-94th tons. • . Its. part of the liritis'n Islends, particularly those .51. op2 l Also the Goad Brig IDOCHETEN, No..eeo. condition. She has boardiug-uatinga, and is one of tke fastest sailing vents that has been taken during the war. , anus:est-oats: 'AI PEWVANT, SeLLVAN. .14SSELS, GRANT, DIMENSIONS. • rich, an WYNDHAM, YOUNG, MoRITZ, HOLMES, Length aloft - • 76ft. 4iill. Length on Deck -83 Ft. 10In.. • ad. , 'ids:sag:4, SHAW, ROBERTSON, iT. FOND, Breadth --- 22 3 Breeeth extreme - SS Ot ' • Depth in Hold 10 11 i n will be Hoectisosoirs ' Newez, SERIN', &C. Om i efficacy ; With several Original. Tours aommunicated to the Editor. Adm.easures 152 72-94th tons. . Likewise the Good Brig MARTINE and CIiRIS'IIANE, Admeasures - 184 Toss. • a, arenot . -13 t WI.LLIANI MAW* LL. P. o jteccor of Stonesfield, No. 117. This Vessel, la am her superior properties of sailing, and beingt any name Vicart a liurley, & e. &C. DIMENSIONS, completely ready foe sea, is well worth attention. xto fulfil Printed for R*NARD•PHILLITO, No: 6, Bridge4street, and sold I.ength aloft • -66 ft. Tin. ~ Also, the good Brig JANE. This is a very handsome Vesai‘: ! and stows a large Cargo; she has a British Register, and bailee by all Booksellers, particularly by those on the great Roads, and Breadth • - - 19 11 I could gain at the Watering Paces. s Admerasures 105 86-94th tons. lately had a col:oldest overhaul is ready for seleat theshortest pap was not a Of whew H o y be had, All lying in Catwater, and condemned as Prize to the Crown. bible notice. evizestoes: Length on Deck - • 70Ft. 1 litre uld make The GUIDE o r all the WATERING PI.ACES for 1803, price A Deposit of one-third part of the purchue-money will be re- • Breadth . 22 10 as this is te e . In beards, or 135. 6d. bound in red. I quired at the.time of sale, sod the remainder before the delivery s him, not . The PICTURE Of LONDON for 1806, price ss. bound. lof the Vessels. Depth - 14 2 : Admeneres - 144 61-94 Tons. • t ,value, The TOPOGRAPHIC Al. I).L'TIONARY of the UNITED ; For viewing the Vessels, and for Inventories sad eery further moseill be KINCDOM, with kortpoixisewly drawn Maps, 255. in boards, particuleb apply at the Counting-house of For Inventories and further particu'orc, apply to W.P. %tern s , :r. Francis or toes. coloured. Mr. THOMA S `LOCKYER, Merchant, Seq. Georgeotreet Dock, or ;6 1 Ise disTLA.S o: die UNITED KINGDOM, Paw half bousi4 Puy of Use Agents far Danish Prizes. kitnlealth,Aptil 29. 1808. JAM'S SLADE, Pim a 10. • . . , ' .. . . !ed . ! ,is masa- gum r Pans ford ardcate Arc bifhop at ibtiltior • 4 , ebesPfides Stafford area. Baxter, Etna dcrs Ls Tows lay is engrave/ .?rapper of card . Price ss. 61. ways derive irecting almost IV:IS WWl' mow con which ha: and the extracsr [year., Messrs. .s service, have of their investi icine superior to aent to observe pposite to those !very vestige of not in the Irma rates the system nd facilitatevai !prow constitu it not onlyprt rt.stores ;our. Nuastrr-. r dlicacy of this as a pew, f ttut from an excew: nsidious, though Lth of both wart icholy witty of 7 vice, there atg debility and de =start, the to seek te ess as to Mid easepling fanatic mode of man bletsixygt, a ver cause arising, 1, Messrs. Currie cr lAA with t* 40. 107, Hattarl he particulars flt I Bank wore, will anY Tart of tb. hem Garlic's. - kFITT;f qr'" L Carql Temeorwar FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. A,ORD TEIC:NMOUTH, President. AL MEETING of this SOCIETY, • the New London Tavern, Cheapside, on f May 1608, at Eleven o'Clock, when the Committee during the last Year will be re iusiness connected with the Gensral Meeting IWEN, HUGHES, Secretaries. STEINKOPFF, _ will take the Chair precisely at Twelve IETY IN SCOTLAND; _,, A. :ERSARY SERMON, before the correspoudilg Board, in London, of the Society in Scot boor pro psgsiiag Christian Knowledge in the Highlands and u o ss, will be preached on the forenoon of Sunday neat, the Ist E r y d pl a y, at St. Ann's, Blackfriars, by the Rev. WILLIAM Goa, Rector of that Church. id e a to begin at a quarter past ten o'clock precisely. ne f n e n& of the Instituon will dineether at the Crownfith J os achor Tavern, in t he Strand, on W ednesday it gall tat Grace, the DUKE of ARGYLE, in the Chair. • IrreWAILDS. T. c . Aberiebs, Esq. Alexander Leslie, Esq. Akrioder Blades Es 4 William Moir, Esq. David Gordon, Esq. John Proudfoot, Esq. Robert Stewart, Esq. A.Augusi"Gre.illands tn. William limiter, Esq. . hoses J. Henderson Valentine, Esq. J. Lswiens E 9 4 1. Dimly on table at half past four o'clock. Thre ate now in the iarious Schools of the Society about soot llsonsand Children of both Sexes ; v. lio.are taught the sos a the Protestant Religion. .lic...inlg. W e l t i ng , an d o t atec; and also trained up.to Labour, Industry, and useful f o ospoents ; besides Missionaries, &c. w et% its. &I. to be had of the Ste:vards ; at the Bar of the foot; and of• THOMAe RUTLEDGr., D. 51. c __,..• ' ROI' . .IT •TO U NG, D. D. GRAN.I) S rATE LOTTERY , which nes D.-,..ving JUNE 28, is the only Lottery that eva 000lood SIX PRIZES of XlO,OOO. • SCHEME.- £90,000 10,000. 5,000 2,000 1,000 500 100 • e Poises et . 0 12 0 , 03 ° 20,000 10,000 - 0,000 51 000 • • *IWO • 2,000 . 1,500 22,000 60,000 1,000 44300 ••••••••• WO Tries. X 250,000 NO FIXED PRIZE. TAN ayl Shares are selling at all the I/tensed °Sees Laimadby their Agents In the Country. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket .ElO 15 0 I Eighth S 9 O .Sixteenth Z7O 195. me Quaff THE EF(ENIX. UL BLAGDONS POPULAR SUNDAY NEWSPAPER. Vast Increase of Sale! tonsecmce of the great and rising Demand fc a this LOY M.. and CONSTITUTIONAL PAPER, the Pr' r letor has teem: himself under the necessity or :NOT Orrice at the We Quarter ef the Town, in or to pupil) with punctuality, the numerous Requests which are made for rod to receive Order, and Communications : The Public therefore respectfully inforined, that the Offices of the PH(ENI are at those most Centrical Situations, EXETER tHANGI. h the STRAND ; and also at No. 19, GREAT NEW-STREET, GOUGH-SQUARE. Superiority of the PHOENIX over every other Sunday News. piper printed in London. 1. The Paper is of the largest size that is allowed tote mans kneed; and is not merely as good, but much better its quality drethat of soy other Weekly Newspaper in London. • !The Types are perfectly new, ar.d were cast on psgpose, tad the principal Founders in London. S. The Printing of the Paper is particularly attended to. 4. Fran the number of hands employed upon it, it is sent put at such anzr D l , hour, n that the Public may recant it w'• twelve mils of every Sunday morning by ten so'clocl. 5. It it conducted upon the most Loyal and Constitutional hnciples, though with the most perfect independence. 6. Upwards of one third of the Paper is filled with Cri Compositions, on Politics, the Drama, the Arts, Poetry, and alaneous Literature, written by some of the most emin ent ray Characters of t he present age. 7. Every Number of the Phoenix will be found to contain whole Sul:stance of the News of the Week, condensed In the agreeable manner, particularly the ParlLvnentary Debates,wl will preserve the essence of all the respective Speeches. S. The SECOND EDITION, publi led on Monday Afterm will contain, besides all the News that may arrive down to o'clock, all the Military Promotions from the London Gaze 4 addition net to be found in any other Weekly Paper. ••• Subscribers in the Country may have the Sunday's Edit sent off so as to arrive at any part of England on the Blank I' illy, when no letters are received from Lordon. These and many other peculiar advantages too numer( mention, render it seperior to any other Weekly Newspapt:: N.B. The high literary reputation which the Editor met acquired, is now staked upon his management of Pitoxix. Besides his long connection with Newspapp be has bens the Anther or Editor of upwari.'s of Thirty tomes of Books, all of which have . been stamped wit most decided marks of approbation, and which have sold fn price of .s. to SO guineas per volume! rr Letters from the Country should be sent to the Offh Inter Char t IMPOITANT DISCOVERY. A GENTLEMAN of respectability, who way 4 & titularly interested in finding out a Cu au for 'the Scot LEPROSY, SCROFULA KING'S EVIL, Etc. after having foe Ir"r3, almost explored Nature to obt ain the object, has no 'animas to inform the Public, that kind Pions:tines ha him to the discovery of a Medi:isle, which completely erocli4 these diseases. It is free from Mercury, taken intense* strengthens and invigorates the whole body. It may be any season, without confinement, and requires no restrict Mime& He proposes snaking the discovery known to the Public, Iva sabscrile a sum equivalent to its value. This schen,- alerar novel, bet his reasons (ernongst others) for' aa el. 1. op2 e are, that the knowled ge o f it m a y at once be universaHy teethe poor may enjoy the bene fi t of it as well as the rich, a n thtlisedreadful malady may be eldrpated from mackini 'r• convince the Public of its reality, no subscription binding till the Medicine has given dein full proof of its mittens the names of such is do not chuse to give them, regaled, is their subscription will be accepted with an , they may please to affix, depending upon their honour their engagements. 'llse discerning reader must see that the Advertiser cc. "'Mug, but lose considerably, if the above statement was f et.—lf he was a men of independent fortune, he vionle the discovery known without any compensation ; but, ' net the case, he is in daq bound to those dependent on L., make it known until a sum is subscribed equal to its Letters, stating the sum subscribers are willing to give, re ~,''ted (post paha) address e d to Pasty , care of Mr , ":" 451 1, druggist, Salford, Maneheituf.