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K r SIMKSPERIAA'A. (so. vii.) ANNoTATioNs ON TILE TEM""st. ?VA 46.--My master through his art foresees the danger That you, his friend, are in; and sends me forth; PO else his project dies, to keep them living. Dr. Joumos has chorea to alter the second line thus—" that Asa his friends are in,"—in order, by the plurallfriordr, to form an accordant expression to the phrase them, in the third line. This, in my opinion, is palpably incorrect. Gonzalo is the friend of Prot pro ; Alonzo avowedly not : therefore SHANSPEARE could never indite friends. The passage written as follows is correspondent with the sense of the drama ; and it tans, in all probability, so left by our author : Mt , Master through his art foresees the danger That you, his friend*, are in ; and sends me forth, For else his project dies, to keep Are living. Sir THOMAS HATIMF.tr wrote vi to keep you living," treating the subject in the same sense. Dr. WAn atmrom attempted to confute him ; but was convicted of error by Dr. JoitvsoN, though not on this particu lar point of the speech. Mr. MALONE afterwards pro ,posed altering project, in the third line, to projects ; making the latter the co-relative to them ; and to ac count for the plaral noun being joined to a verb in the singular number, which this alteration would display, indicate% that SHAESPEARV., in repeated instances, wrote bad grammar. I think, at all events, it is not necessary, in the one before us, to multiply his errors on his head. Page eg.---My best way is to creep under his Zalvedihr. Gaberdir.e was undoubtedly a than comprehended M by ide - by r At the A " of By Order At Os Friday on her ship Plover. peily, on the \ the time Room ; the Sale or Bath mouths, to be For Cargo, House the Agetu ply or fo tim r id:, Haim 1 . In' by At the Well adapt 'ions 0 pluck the Pule •it ple•tiutc s 4nd not t' he wolithied by its thorn, has been the forourit4 objedl of mankind ,though in this they have been too often difappointed; happily for therms) of lode y, the baneful effeels of illicit intercom - re are only remOved if application is made to that invaluable preparation of Dr. Ficatt. ma We, termed GUf•CA SALLY FARIS. Thrife Diuretic Vege table Drops contain no mercurial poifon to undermine the eolith union, and plant difeafe where the aim is to refit:ire health, which fo many boafted Inecifies of the day do ; on the contrary, fo in nascent is this moll efficacious preparation, that it is adminiltued with fafety to children of the molt tender age, fo fuecefsful are its powers as to eradicate from the habit in a fhort time the feeds of difeafe, however latent they may be, or Want the time of of fediini. The mat ohitinate sleets, hifs of bone and palate. and,. in Ihort, the worth appearances of the adion of a certain difeafe;' have yielded, in a very Ihort period, to their influence. To this Medicine how many thoufantis liar.: been indebted for the refto ration of health, after being difmiffed the Hofpitals, and havii.g one through all the routine of common moilscine; nor are is virtues confined alone to countered a certain Weak ; wherever a morbid state of the fluids eitifts, as in fetchutic and nervous com plaints, it is no las a never failing remedy. Sold wholefale at Mr. Butler's, No. 4.Cheapfide, corner of Paternoftir•roty ; and retail by molt Coming Bookfellers, in bettlis at as. 0. and 45.6 d. with ample 4irt4iens. Also. late V 1 tly life DIXON'S CF.LPBItATED ANTIBILIOUS P,1.1.5. THEAF.- Pills have long obtained a j nit celebrity/. in the private practice ef the Proprietor, Mr. Di ten, Apothe cary, nd from their peat success in many obstinate bilious • Disor ders. on nuto crests / edema of distinction and others, particularly tile Duke of Belford, Sir t;e6ige 'Warren, Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and See, the Viscountess Bulkeley, &c. Btc. he was persuaded to offer them to the public, under the appro- Dation and sanction of their name. , The *Bowing is a prod of the'. elßcary " Deal Castle, litiverfOrd West, South Wares, • February 24, 1803.* •-' ' • " Captain Lloyd presents his nosepliments w Mr:Dhatait: though not personally aerainted with him.; would take it as a fa our, if he would send him foam or five boxes of his Pills as soon ail he possibly can. 'Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used the Medi-, eine, Is now pregnant, and very envie!, ; for the great service they' havelseento.Mrs. Lloyd, es well a,s to CoL Bishop and all his•fa tally, Capt. Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the pillswitare-• ever he goes ; he really thinks V Mr. Dixon would appoint some persons as venders in this county, it wotild be a benefit to the community." • The Pills are found to be an Incomparable reitiedy for restoring the tone of the stomach, for.euring *digestion. Als•Preeenting crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructations and llatu lesteley. They prevent habitual and . temporary Costiyeness, sick head-aches and heart-burn, occasioned by ,'.pregnancy; ands debilitated atom* whether arising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intemperate gbeti er drinking to MOW' Sold wholesale and retail at ,Me..Butles's, NO. 4, Cilliair4.l - bf Paternoster-row, London itad retail blyngitfialoot Median* Voila. bat! it pit ; 0 " a. 1.: ti. 11,12 L e'lLal:Lta .0% P tom:._' lute the Woid, L prior to Danish For viewing rtyrawatk. r i Siore4 186 HG, which only 40 Rat 5 HoglhCati , ; Barrel•' 177 Bags' 199 Bap By These Coasters.--, glared befo , of ErtglAsid tone, ravel* 'minx% SIIAKSPEARE in a more extended . sense than by . ivir. 'NEWCASTLE COAL. fan. 25. Jan. 27. tan... 29. Str.F.vrss, who sayS that it is properly the coarse Adair's Main 2 r,:t 6 n frock, or outer garment of a peasant. Shyloci, in Bigg's Main 256 2 511 7'he Merchant of Venice, speaks of his Jewish saber- B_r r yst!it x i i ain n 2 53 0 51 0 I 52 0 glint," and I take it to have generally intended a c rn ol iso t n s loose cloak. Gateshead Park 153 I 51 0 1 1 56 0 Page all the wine in my bottle will recover him I will th ai bb its urn o lt t i h ai r, n un a 54 0 help his ague : Comc,—Amen! I will pour some in " Keaton Main 1 SS 0 thy other mouth. Murton Main 1 '•5O 6 P_ont t o e p . 1 54 0 1 53 6 Our modern dramas are more abundant of stage. 1 . . 53 6 direction than the old ones. If such direction had V a n nf i e l k i ' W hi m's*" • 1 S 4 6 hien here given, I think it would have been thus : Townley Main ,4.! 6 Wall's End Sisrphane.-1 will help his ague :(pots the bottle to Caliban's mouth, Walker I $6 57 6 1: 57 6 • 1 who swallows greedily)—Come—(disengages the bottle • Wall's End Temple's st 6 • from Calibas)--Attien! Whiteheld a SO 0 The term amen,According to Mr. STZEVE. kr: meats Wylam Moor 2 $l. ~ Bell and Brown's Wall's End 4 SS 6 1 55 stop your draught. South Hebburn ISB t f ! . Page 32. Moon calf! Cowpen Main 51 6 6 It is prnbable, that nothing was meant by this ap- 2 SI 0 Hartkl 'UNDF N pellative, more than ideal - monster, or beast, under the . sa 0 influence of the moon. Mr. STEEVENS'S reference to 54 0 PLINY, who attempts to describe such an ideal being, Nesdbottle Moor 1 SI 0 I once thought worthy attention ; but, upon further Wear's Wall's End I S 3 o considering, I cannot see its exact application to the .1.•••1 1 0 Ships 18 is 5 . character or circumstances of Calihan. f.../iira-111 swear upon that bottle, Ste. 15,11.0dtent-in;ilsTaiiint:r RLA D. snerH. On Thursday the 28th ultimo, at Richmond, the Lady of the I think this, and the following passages of Stephan° Rev. S.D. Haslewood, of a daughter. and Trinculo, might be assisted likewise by stage-direr - On the 22d ultimo, at Weymouth, Lady Elizeieth Fielding, of a lion. Thus : daughter. near Lately i;li at !the Chief Secretary's Lodge in the Phernix Park, swear upon that bottle, to be thy true subject ; for Dublin, the Lady of the Right Hun. Sir Arthur Wellesiey, • the liquor is not earthly. K. B. of a son. I Stepkanc--(Giving tie bottle to Calika).—Herel--(Then address- Monday afternoon,. at Uffington, nearner Stamford:the Lady of ing himself to Triindo)—Swear then how thou escap'dst. the Rev. Brownlow Layard, Trinnilo--Swain ashore, man! like a duck— I can swim like a DIED. dutk, fin4Oro y _ rn. ifilY l snifhing the bottle from Caliban, who is still On Friday night last, at his house in town, the Right Honour- able Henry Viscount Lord . Gage, of the kingdom of Ireland, who whensuecee succeeded E to ng th li e sh f . l az o l y ti e tl f e ( o ; n ag t e he bee d a e m ath e euxtthinisetunctleleinin married drinking, ( and pushing it to reineslo)—Here, kiss the I•'' • I. a. in 1789, Miss Skinner, daughter of the late General, by whom be N toi had several children. ' The title and estate devolve on the eldest • i. e. Gonzalo. • a •• son, lienry,just come of age. Su 'day seanight, at his how, in Alfred-street, Bath, Philip C sby, Esq. aged 77, Admiral of the Red Sips ,drun. OXFORD, JANMIR r 30. HIGH WATER:AT LONDON BRIDOE TOsMURROW. Saturday the 23d instant, in Convocation, Mr Andrew Dickes Morning . s 4 minutes after 4 was elected inferior Bedell in Divinity, in the room of Mr. Bliss. ..... 51 minutes after 4 Wednesday the '27th instant, the Rev. John Teach, M.A. and Student in Divinity, of Brasenose College, was admitted Bachelor \\TANT EI) to Rent, Furnished, a respectable in Divinity. FAMILY HOUSE, with Coach House, Stabling, O ffi ces, Messrs. Charles Milman Mount and William,Buckland, of eis,- and from 10 to 20 Acres of Meadow Land, within twelve miles pus Christi College ; the Rev. Thomas Fawcett, ofehri-t Church ; 01 London. '1 he Rooms must be lofty, and of good dimensions, and the Hertfordshire side of London would be preferrud. the Rev. James Grooby and Thomas Chambers, of Worcester College Rev. William Dobson, of St. John's College ; Rev. Da- Apply to Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad- street, Royal Exchange. nigh Wayland and Itir. Robert Booth Rawer, of St. Edmund Hall, B. A. were admitted Masters of Arts. 0 pluck the pule plealth rand not tu he wntithsed Messrs. Henry Dawson Rounds 1 , of Brasenose College • and I by its thorn, has been the f. vo rite ob• nof ma iki d h h Li:combe Clarke, of New College-, were admitted Bachelors of in this they haae l hee s n too often i ' lifap u pointe!t e : - hapmly o'r l t a he l gen t o sd ug of Arts. the baneful raids of illicit intercoarfe are rainy rem6ved The same day, Mr. Joseph Pring, Student in Music, of Mag- if application is made to that invaluable preparation of Dr. I:Ras- a:den Hall, and Organist of Bangor Cathedral, was admitted , MAWR, termed GUTTA SAI . IJ FARIS. Ehofe Diuretic %rev- Bachelor and Doctor in Music ; and Mr. Wm. Russell, Student in table Drops contain no mercurial poifon to undermine Music, of Magdalen Hall, Organist of St. Ann's, Linsekouse, and a union, sod plant difeafe where the aim Is to reftore health, which the Foundling Hospital, London, was admitted Bachelnr in Music. fo many boated fpecifies of the day do ;on the contrary, 'o in noccut is this moll ef fi cacious preparation, that it is adminiltcred Thursday the Rev. William Adams, M. A. and Student in Di- with fafety to children of the molt tender age, Co fuccefsful arc let vinity, of Pembroke College, and Vicar of Hilstead in Essex, wits admitted Bachelor and Doctor in Divinity, Grand Compoundei. powers as to eradicate from the habit in a Ilium time the feeds of however_ h latent they may be, or dlltant the time of of The Rev. Hamlett Harrison, M.A. and Student in Divinity, ofl difeafe, t.tet e w n o w it itohttinate sleets, lolk of bone and palate. and Brasenose College, was admixed Bachelor in Divinity, Grand' in Ihort, 111 the appearances of the action of a certain diked Compounder. have yielded, in a very fhort period, to their influence. To thii The Rev. Francis Skin-ray, of Lincoln College ; and Josdas Pratt Medicine how mazy thoufands have been indebted for the rettu of St. Edmund Hall, M. A. and Students in Divinity, were admit- ration of health, after being difmiffed the Hufpitals, and i • • , taws ted Bachelors in Divinity. one through all the routine of common medscine; nor are n John Mitchell, E. B. A. of Christ Church, was admitted virtues confined alone to counteradt a certain Weak ; wherever Master of Arts, Grand Compounder. morbid !late of the fluids ealfts, as in feerhutic and nervous cost plaints, it is no las a never failing remedy. Sold whnkfak at MI The Rev. George Arnold and John Round, B. A. of Baliol College, were admitted Masters of Arts, Grand Compounders. Be.tler ' ,, NO. 4.Cheapfide, corner of Parcrnoftir•roW ; and retal bp mot Country Bookfcllers, in battlis at as. yd . and 41.44.10411 Yesterday the Rey. Edward Bather B. A. of Oriel College, ample diredions. was admitted Master of Arts, Grand Compounder. The same day, in Convocation, the Rev. Michael Marlow, DIXON'S CF4..EBRATBD ANTIBILIOUS PiLLS. D. D. President of St. John's College, and Senior Pro-Vire-Chan- , Tin E-Pills have long obtained a just celehrip cellar, seas unanimously electedone of the Curators of the Theatre' in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Di ten, Apotht is the of the Rev. H. Richards, D. D. lateßector of Exeter I cary, and from their great success in many obstinate bilious •Disoi C o ll e ge, deceased. And also, in Convocation, Messrs. William I ders , on nutricrousiatlentiof distinction and others,partienbrly tl Rhodes, M. A. pf Worcester College,and George Valentine Cox, ! Duke of Bedford, Sir (;etiige Warren, Sir Gregory Page Turn e B. A.'of New College , were unanimously elected Coroners, ar- the Dowager Lady Say and Sett, the Vivernintess Bulkeley, & cordiag to,the terms of the charter granted to the University by Ste. he was persuaded to offer them to the public, under the vim Bang Charles the First. Dation and sanction of their name. . s. The fo ll owing is a proof of their Meaty : " Deal Castle , ItiverfOrtt West, South Wart The case of several Scrophulotts Ulcers at York, • x , February 24, 1N03.' •-' ' Ingested in the public papers, and stated as advan-. :" Captain Lloyd presents his compliments to Mr:E/tatii: 't cing towards recovery, and as having existed for t.h ot u r ir h if n h o e t p w er m s g ally n send r arer " r with him.; would take it seven preceding years, in the habit of a young girl fit possibly can. f mri. Lloyd, o w T h 6 o v h e a b° s l e a s ray of s tli u s se P d ili tl s ie ali M s : aged fourteen, with much injury to her health, is now • eine, is now pregnant, and very nnwell ; for the great service th declared, on the mother's authority, healed, and the hrtel.)nen!lto.Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to- CoL Bishop and all Isis l trily, Capt. Lloyd feels it Isis duty recornnumd the pills wises girl restored to health, by the sole operation of SPILB- I ever he goes ; he really thinks V Mr. Dixon would appoint sot Erni -' Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, as administered n.sons as venders in this county, it wotild be a benefit to t in Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, and eruptive corn- 1 P eons ' inanity." • plaints. Those persons, anxious as to this case, are The Pills are found to be an Incomparable **tidy for *wool I the tone of the stomach, for . euring *digestion..fOr•Preventi • Wormed, the original letters may be seen at theyDiorks: I rrndities, and e their eonse h i b u i e t nt disa g r e eable eructatiols and Itai vas •ry, in Soho.square, London ; -and at rs. Dancer will give all necessary information.--- , he.a_A - eten any prevent bean - horn , wh a ia l lr " rie;T i pt , en ek s l e n li It. is. sequested you will ask for the Patent Antiscor- ands debilitated notes* whether arising from the Y aer . 3 the redundant bile, intemperat e diet; or drinking la Maar • ony butior : Drops,. with a black ink stamp, in bottles of 6s. 6d. double bottles 10s. and larger 11. 2s. duty itL. Sold wholesale and retail at hir.silutles'a, NO. 4 1 C. 1,410 eorneraaf Paternoster - row, London lad retail by pea 4 . 4 . d. An allowance on udaig• half a dozen. Midisine Vostikri s *bars it *1.51E10414 oie. .: • • • SX ta1.12 t io1a:1:1•P 0: ./.7)! - " T 'i , " Ott P /94 • • • , . • • . - . , T.ITONGfianAteTiS and IAND PHLLI- 4 1Pa i ! ‘1 44 ' . ... . - %ALES BY AUCTI ON. SALT'S B' AT7Criov . ..... ve .a_...a...a.a.a froompenuiiiiie:din --a.- i SUGAR B P i Ltr o T ss A r, lyL edos Order T of ave the rn C , oFmoimboie.sieet,issionereofsionostiDstsish P , ro o p o e; idav y, IA! • (Successor* to Mr. Simla is) ' It t st i°uUsi disposed ed YLA.N A at T C::--"' ('N " ~.. .- 7a • ath of Fehmnel N es pe 'of .-. ."' iti tie Garraw aEndNootoiNhou a oe y's r ,on oocvs lue G sel y :, the 10th f by May, s a el .p. aaaL 10131 1 1.4) Tious i boT I PFroashfpeo r r : street : P A ly L mou l . • Parish of Saint G eorge, Es in ta J t am e c a i i ) c n a tu ,.a n ho s,abouceieza‘ i ni o l f at t e ht m • C ast ar e g r o , cs;otafrtodDinbyishmisShmiPa Majesty's aldp sc . l e a ß o p re/Wa low , o Danish hostilities, and since condemned to the Crown. rtaln orange flay , from which there is about a Mile A i l viewing samples, and further information , apply to with . upwards of one hundred and ten Slav a er °4 , a ti a.a earin fi.,_, Mr. ioHri HataassltElt, la ( rr ne ckm ortb ts e Ptl' As : n o u. s ith t oth, Jan . 961 1 808 ._......._..-...-.....—.-a--- and eleven sAeres of Land, a considerable quantaTor,ii, ....ea Cane, about three hundred in Pasture, and fif t y i n G ....:aat Printed particulars ate preparing, and when ready , - Z. UM I der of the Commissioners Property. Printed Care and Disposal of it the Jamaica and Garraway's Conae-liouses ; H s ?' --a Bush Tavern, Bristol; of Francis Robertson, Fs" a. the Forenoon, t ida t tyhethiem:trldamyToAfvleßenersbheiruary inst. by Eleven o'clock in aell.square; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillip s N --. 1E Danish Brig ALEXANDER, with all her :menu , near the Royal Exchange. IPERPETUAL ADVOWSON and NEXT P ------. IS Stores and Materials, F. Hillebrant law Master, detained 1 T LANDsAbri) LEAD ~,,,E., IN., .. 11EzeraryalorAavritowwisioinsaioartind.e near t P rese*L ent . al enT ra To H S , nei ß x.k fiaf i ' ll... j oa Natio OXFORDSHIRF.. • Mover. TO from Si.. Croix co Copen h agen, by his Majesty's ! TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT Length - - - - 76 ft. itl in . .1 lly Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, 1 Breadth above the main wales - 22 10 4 (Successors to Mr. Smir u) • Jacob Heighth between decks and half deck S li Depth of hold - - - - 9 7 i Admeasures - - 163 Tons 4-44 Miles from, Henley, five gford, and f ' I A - cans* By the 'Tide-surveyor's measurement. London, in the County of O rford . "fhe Rectorialril After which will be sold her Cargo, consisting of fogsheads of Sugar, part of 60 Puncheons Runt. HI! ich is sea damaged, and 2') Half Hogsheads Ditto outlserAorabesoutof9o6olebe.Acrwesithof a neat pationn L ane d ,Fichiee"., -, aas - y fi t fur Distillers 2 Pipes Wine Barns, and Premises, in good repair. The Lit' on will 2 CAses Wine and Cordials for scree years, has netted 250 L per annum, deemtd a •Ch larreis Ditto fogsheads Coffee I Cane Preserved Fruit per annum to a resident Rector ; the present Inc 1 Case Prepared Medicines 53 years. Further particulars may be had of Mesa larrels Ditto lags Ditto 5 Bags Tobacco Phillips, No. 62. Old Bread-street, Royal Eachage, - OM lags Cocoa 1 Log Mahogany The above Brig and Cargo condemned to the Crown. I WIT-HA VOTE IN THE COUNTY, TO BE so u ' order of the Agents appointed for the Sale of Danish Pro- ' (If not previously disposed of by Private Barma --',. P On Wednesday, :be lath Day of February., 1800, ~,st m. ." , owl( 9 `IiE LANDS and ESTATE of I .OCHDoi' .: e Vessel, s 3 it n i a n ..,C3asplear orCent. konoftbErntlaarngdo,Nmotoesst, o b f e en n e m - d tb e ird at ' Iselerabints' Hal, se Edinbiergh, at Two in the Aft a .Z • me of Sale, and prior to the Purchaser's quitting the Sale n ; in default of which the Seller will be at liberty to declare .1. ART, With t . Freehold Qualification, in the county a • „„. ale void. as f l es . r c m o tri oi y of a sh dv , er soous tis_td ri ,. rt in g er a hae ou , o eue t .. in ot tle p f u o t it ur ow e. ia tanaais r.a d . .. a-- ie remainder of the Purchasa, Money also to be paid in Cash, ink of England Notts , at the expiration of the prompt of two . a. t . the li, or at the tithe the Goods ate demanded by the Purchasers oraatning - c lnthis lot there is a very rich Lead , Mine, whlli has ."l I and &live:red.—These Conditions will be strictly attended to. , beta already wrought upon a smad s c ale , arid pro. GP t Inventories, Catalogues, and viewing the Samples of the i ELT ta, apply, six days previous to the sale, at the Compting- duce : very fi ne potter's ore. N. B. If this lot is not sold separately,. it . will be set a? 0 Tiv se of Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth, one of along with the following one, consimang of wogs! agents for the Care and Disposal of Danish Property.' Imolai, January 113, 1806.. . A. IL F . g, E wicb - ' 981 4 Itte, ............r. ma : Innerheryie - - 429 3 0 After which will be Sold, ft* Home Consumption, • Tc Stronta - - 417 0 I) S 4 Hogsheads Brimstone ; 19 Bags Amtiseed. Coriandorati • • . d 319 0 4 a Catalogues. and viewing the Samples, apply to Mesa,* . ne , Crituilaroch . 31, St. Babe, and Marten, London • and at the Compting. - - 280 0 1 a • ae a Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Mertbasa. ' ------ ,tell 1 . Co a. lnnerhagernieabeg, containing 745 0 slt • lymoutb, Jan. is, 3 n0 9 . Plymouth . set innerhagarnipenore - Sge 9 9 trder of the Gonitnisaiont•rs lor disposal ut Danish Property, p al atial . . 615 2 7 . he London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the 19th day of Fe- Liaragan a - - 1014 224 binary inst. at la o'clock, . Portnellan, with the Wand and Lock 'HE good Ship FRIEHEDEN, (Ni. 87.) ' of Lo.hdochart - 460 034 • DIMENMONII. ---aare • . - I.ength on Deck - 86 Feet 6 Inches. W 1 Breadth - 96 0 Total - an" i Ca Heighth between Decks 3 at I All as presently possessed by James Nl' laitilay;-a said . , t h o Admeasures 2::6 62-94 Tons. the low ground having been annexed to CrunLetxla is j i l dr II fautd in all her principal Stores, and appears to be well I since the above measurements we re made. a surd for a Transport. or any other service or trade her dimen- 1 If the Lands shall be disposed of in lots, the Freehold Qat S a may suit, now lying in Catwater, and there to be delivered. cation will either he annexed to one p wricular lot, or , : 3 Also, the good Brit COURAGE, (No. 7.) 1 among the airerent lots, as purchaser may incline. 4 Dl/14.1:NAONN,, , The public burden:, affecting this estate are very Mtn • • 10 Length on Deck 62 Feet 9 Inches. ' tiering its extent ; and the tennis were valued in the yor lin SO Breadth 18 4 There is plenty .of lime-stone upon the lands, arid Depth in Hold . ' - it a • . wrought at a very small opener, as the rock lies tomtit ' • Admeasures ea 42-94 l' o ne„ the King's road, and rises considerably Aare the lerelaffe L And, also the good Brig EMANUF.L, (No. 48.) -' joining ground. There is also pod grouse noon,* on NI Istatessions. A von onsicierable part of the price will be allowed Mk' Length on Deck - 60 Feet 6 Inches. the haedeatfahe purchasers upon proper security. Breadth - 19 1 • • If thaddiolt or any part of the lands shall be scaltfptintel* Depth in Hold - 10 . , ;; . galeadoehotice will be given by advertisement, 14 as Admeasures a .87 52-94 Tons. . toelalidzy of sale. ha the mean , time, intending .... These Vessels take the Ground well,ami would make excellent iwalpfer further informalon to John ()dominoes, w, j, asters.—A deposit of I-3d et the purchase money :viii be rag burgh, in whose hands are the titlealeeds, and ,silk vito red before the purchaser quits the Sale Room, in cash or Bank beaten plan of te whole lands, and ass a pa* England Notes, and the remainder before delivery of theVesseL pion a eaeltaeparate farm ; h sr to Charles Berry, Na Woo For inventories and other particulars apply at the Countinr etistet,Alisiphi, London. . nise of THOMAS LOCKVER • CDRII OF SIUNk. ANU GRAVfL. One of the .Agents flw Dania iniperif.- ik 4R. PERRY, Surgeon, South.onfotticeli. Plymouth. lan. 22, 1508. ' • ' - ''- 1 - 1 ' I Blosmibury Wart, Proprietor p( ADAknSOI. I I4.I:I, Order of the Commissiouers ter the Cate and Disposal of Da- a mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and BROM ia If nish Property, . BLADDER or KIDNEYS, acquaints the Pubtlatkaticlok , . the I.ondon inn, Plymouth, on Friday,- dbelimblialkenary . fame years Masted his whole prufelSonal owns to the in , • inst. at twelve o'clock io the . Difeafes. and their complication, with that of Gout . He sat rHE GOOD BRIG ELIZABE TH , No. 130, conflated daily at his own Hoare and more efpecially calla .. LY. I. Soestath, late Master, comdenteledto dal trown, end days and Edda) s, where he difpenfct the aoivent in betdrsoil 'I w lying in Sutton Pool. its. and al as. Scamps lscluded, two of which lea imam • Length on deck 09 Feet 4,1 Indies •ail to coma the calms/me diathelis in the habit, lab* Breadth above the wales at I . prevent the concretion of Stone in parlous of a fedentarylk Depth in hold 14 0 Sold alfo at Bacon and c 0.., tsc, 0 x ford•ftnet, andel/1A Admeasures - 125 50-94ths Tons. front of the Royal Exchange ; where ago nuY be ba 4 ''''''' • Also, the Good Ketch STERKODF:R. No. 67, Jacob Berg, I lithe& the Atithor's " Dilquifition of the Stare aid Grata's. 't to Master, condemned to the Crown, now lying in Sutton Pool. Edition, price i a lid pointing out their Caufe and the I , 7oa i t t Length on deck - s:s Feet 3 inches ehfervell during the Cure, with many extraordinary cafes, • Breadth above the wales id el perfeet etc/leery even after the operation had been refoleada Depth in the hold - 10 0 RENOVATED HF.ALTYL • Admeasures - 57 22-94th: Tons. The hulls, masts, standiog and running rigging as they now Tie, IT has been too frequently the subject of jilt of . 4 lath all faults and defects. general reprobadon, thetmen destituee of the therm , After which will be sold, the entire CARGO of the Ketch TERKODKR, No. 67, consisting of Deals. medical art, have offered dietitians as candidates Jacobhilt, tronage in the profession•or physic . For the purpose of • • Also, the entire CARGO of the Brij VEINISKABET, No. 72, tier to the result of our stadia; at- exp s as erience and arm" . onsisting of Alicant Salt and Brandy. • ' fr...s acing classed among those empirics whose implores For viewing the Vowels, Stores and Cargoes, and for Inver.- sitar.. have, unfortunitelyfoi satiety, been too Errata* - osier and farther particulars, applY to we beg leave to stitiasit la:lathe abets& asdiedualtabelli Mr. GILES WEL.SFORD, 1 ful atatement of our pursvits and acquirenteste• Mag • • ' '.' ••••• dal dint - illitard, whose lectures end ratlike vre areal Plymouth, lan. 23, 1 0 2 7 2. 0 1 the Agentsfor Danish P ove rty. received a regular medical education as the 'melts of htessrs.. - , . •otkal profeWors and surgeonsof the London Ho-9114 1 e • , ' VALUABLE I.IFF . ntrkiiisr. -. -'er. : - : 4 ourselicee -as student,. in that justly celebrated . . Echoel fit - By Menrs. HOC;GART and Plild-LIPIO: P .. a ,. ' ' t ' aulrounent, the RayekCoßege of EsEnkurgh, and es ti. Siitteessera to Mr . s a erea) ,. ', •alas - e" - - aA t id the different tram - Ws "of Anatomy, Surgery, die tlil: ‘t Qaerayear as en rneldaY. l i stS Peheniesalrt'Vedii•drilriksl practice of Physic, Chemistry,' Midw if ery, Besn''. 4 t aaa t a c ' in two lots, by order' of the AssignAM r . sof Hefiry St. rohn, those eminent professors,Drs. Mout*, Gregory, Slant so"' 1 'HE IN'T ' EREST 4 6filifils • ISt.. 4d. Three. per Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not ___,b"i tt a . a .,'' • •., - 1 - Cent. Reduced Annuities, amounting so 11001. per. aonunt, sumptuous in saying that tour proficiency 3:id ocilm•71:" luring the joint lives of Mr. St. John, aged about 3A years, whose , not inconsiderable. Having fora long series of years iv inaT id life Is insurable. and his_Wife aged about 35 years, with the abso- real complaints , ond•e 'stations d'aeas" D , F-81 ham Tilit lute reversion, on the elensise th of hive. St. - John, to tho object wbole of titular sf :ostr,stsidles 4nd Prgleek i t W.al/2 Wi . -- ' 7 it the Stack. ' ' '.., iis. , - s'aarosi. b. z .)., lowed that we have acquired superier knowledge of thdf . I Paleo o l4 l e* mat ltr u tVa:. the sale, of. Messrs. went and cure. In aright and recent - catakof in . fadeM ~. pope, -Redd, , mad .. tk, • . ' oa th Dock; Messes. M.-establishment is completed - in the short period omit', ' nobly( hod Horton, • Wcitdri, , • • • F • text ;at Gars and, in chow of the utmost inlet:trail, where other , ' - rovesy'et . ant Of• Messrs. Hestia • - i4sa. 62, Broad- have (mind of sucrs,lsalirapdocluverante in our P'. 11 1,5. street, itofil i Enisange. • . -. 5 1,, -- :;-,:..., .. • meat, ensures to • tient atfife andrarUcarcure• .-: ~ . ; ... Je. —a ' Amidst the mei:in olgrariety of ditcrders width tees,car d , 11%4G 'PAPER MILLS, near ADIIMISIr'ISUNSP-X- of a habit long and nalatunhappily purstaal . 1 4 tle'li ni ?-. By Melva- HOGGART =it 1 4 1HU4APS. : .. 1 SCLeS, there arc none agoreilarraing or Ins" . . • . (Slice an es°976 "m onk g0 Mf" , * 114 79. ' — : those deticietwiei and deb s ilitios Which frequently .. . At Gamma:olOn l'Ul/flUak : 1 11 71 .° T l.'sks., , , bitter the marthattodjal Stitt. Ito onit persona it Ironies AvA.L.vABLE T xilit, if., 2 LI - aid •. * sill* ( Rig rellettiott flitiovi feu they may now, be a nestres" Payt'COPVHOLD iSTATO,',N.6lnPliehttirn Idilh,sub- . &ode of nkntment,'be restated to that greatest of ad • . skim heeled and ineleeeillett rvidi, eipilne ea • • 'sings, a strong, mtudy, and vigorotts constitution. la ° . . • white rs,of the finest quality; WWI emollient springwasar. 'debility, frprn whiteverleause arising, as well as is ear' " 'for masking rigs, nine feet fall, and constant supphg : of water on of venereal4idection;Weinaybe consulted by patient° °' •" . thelxank of the river Ann e al Ipiog, eight miles troth Petersfield; • with the greatest seereef and bhnour. Hoursaf 0 , *lateen inn" Goclalminjourteet froen Chichester, fifty frond' , home from ten to three; hillitrom six in the essui n f' o 7 Londoni•ftve front LObdc,'lnsd don from , Midhursty in the :aighipl. , ~. -rpm Mit - Vs Cmisty of Sneak . ; with a Maroon workhouse, two engitoblaouses4 Patientso.tbocqungparesequested.to state the..P0r i " 111 06 ,044 two water-witens, and irjszAtnen, rag-hosiees, finishing-coma, their- case, age; andrferal habit of living, dr - lofsas.Yardas and remises, and a Worlquanse to the small iremittanie'for advice at;tl 'Medicines, when theesne m ; two Cottages- a new-built • manager's house, stable, Ana; or sent to any part of the . IDIOM++. To none the ~.. and a quantity of irable' Unit COntiguotts, cootalsing altogether !essentiaj to on ; . , ,rat clue postage of letlessZ a ' sit uridertri beelines 'sates erg% Was. Also, a large .Proebold 'fete- I to , dui account rpi ;Imes. CURRIE and' Co• .. meat, at Minuted; with* productive nrc.bard, and a close of land Novembet' , 0;06, '' ' ' No. 107, Nano. To be viewed lay. pp' ing to Mr. Payne, the Mana ger , . "COW abo l t R •ies M pletahhi ej4% C'T.t .Pirof it easae tl: Containing aboutWv • acres. • Mill ;and Partienhoi ;tirently days previcins to thriale, at the diligAtice, .skilf, and humantty with which ' , e at Fountain inn, Portsmouth ; 9priad - ftglee,Aodbuest4 Sean, Chi. din4i..assigaed. Own trilig ;b e 'l'm they W cbester;•Aliebbr, Llphook.; Dolpilin retetille/d; -Willie Heise . wen and Practice. ' Hasiemere ; George, Golitdmin ; oi Messitfia Bkillbolibut 1 41 01 4 • - w° P d P- S e 66ll°nl, ... 1 - 10 0Ples. 44 to , t!of : - sand LONDON. 'Pristud .- and ' tut by LE hillirll - 1 . •• ' s and of Lo CO RII . lito:snlie Certi ...E4ooo6. StaNe lit . I NS ' • 1 0 - obtain! also file S r SseaLOittlig7 ~. or P dm . • NliuiVA L ~ , . S a' • ; 1 ., - ' i7 v L 5 '. 116 '1. 1- -efOr wrtutigp Kull ; T i i s l : l ttrtv!, 7 zi, boll Igor t: :iv , -,.•;.• •:e. l "',,, .1 . .2. 4 v, ... r....; Evil.* Lib .S t A. 4 v hjeallpau Atm •E ve...s w.,1 - .41 arrt.)• ;1 ; :ia a' I aft; n' at . • , . . • . . . . . . AGRICULTURAL REPORT for JANUARY*. The sudden and severe frosts in the course of the I month have checked, and in some parts evidently in jured the young Wheats, particularly on tender lands. The Rape plants for seed have also suffered much from the same changeable severity of the weather.— The season for general sowing of Beans and Peas has been protracted from the wetness of the season, but few soils having been yet found in a working state for this course of cropping. The Lent corn of .dif fereni kinds must be got in late in general, owing . to the same cause. The few Turnips remaining having been materially injured, and the Ryes, and Winter Tares kept back by the frosts, and cold rains, unless we should he favoured with an early and a genial spring, all kinds of seed must he found extremely scarce. The Markets continue well supplied with Hay at steady prices. The early falls of Dorset lambs have proved unfavourable, from the severity of the weather. Smithfield has had an advance in most ar ticles, particularly in prime Beef and Mutton ; but the graziers experience a considerable drawback in their sheep, from their skins being nearly unsaleable, on account of the expected war:with the American States. The Wool markets are dull, and with dif ficulty retain the last month's prices. FROM THE. LONDON GAZETTE, lAN. 30. Average Price of CORN in England and Wales, from the returns ending the 2Sd of January, 18014. Wheal Rye. Barbi. Oats. Beans. Peas. s. d. s. s. d. s. d. s. d. a. d . 68 11 46 6 38 7 29 7 55 10 74 2 The average Price of SUGAP, computed from the returns madc •la the week ending January 27, is 315.5 d. per hundred weight. SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, JAN. 80. CAIIMOZS, SULU, and MICR% Monday, I Wednead . j Friday, J, 2.7 Jan. 27. Jan. 29.