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I -„, j , • t I ; 4. .s . t`‘ . • Segnr.n. 6046] THURSDAY, JUNE 9,1 R( ASI'LEY'S, WESTMI VSTER BRIDGE. tbt oh an d 6th Nights of the Cotillion and CountriDanee by Horses, with Other Noveltiesii if their Royal Highnesses the Prince of and Duke of York. s Q uA ANNIVERSARY the 13th instant. Dinner at Three o'Clxk. Tickets 146. • Gravesend, sine 1, 1 ROS. DtR.Mi This day was peiti;ht-4, in 1 - `fiE HARP at E • Wuaus of TIIOIIIA By J.( Author sge Voir th e Patrm Wales of , IS EVENING, L . 1 0t h, DAY and , me oted at hal f p - w ;•, h t h e eelebrat. 1112,(Messed Hones; also, o f BRITAIN, a „g l en — PT Horsemanship I .-- merman, br ei F i a , a yED TAILOR, ne Th e popular $ 1311* " f l og a MCI p irto pra arrii Kettst Crosmnan, Ro with the WITCH} Mr. C oo k e ; and C opene d at half Pa letf past eight precis pho Wien at the Thea •• A New Hiirle q uhle • THURSDAY the Pth, FRI SATURDAY the 11th of June, will . past six precisely, a Grand Equestrian ratad Cotillion and Country Dance, by Iso, Two nt w Lyricalgompotit ions, called and SHE'S OFF with ANOTHER; Ex by Mr. Smith and the DoubleCotnpany; / Mr. Crossman ; to conclude with the And his eccentric Horse, Tally ho ! Spectacle of THE HONEST CRlMl croconn of the Brazils, and the Prince arrival at Rio Janeiro; Principal Charm- Rose, and Mrs. Astley ; the whole to eon lES ROUT ; Harlequir, Mr. Taylor; , Columbine, Mrs. Parker. past five — Begin at half past six.—Half precisety. Theatre from ten till three. Infant& is in rehearsal, ant: will shortly be TO TIEN OP FASHION AND MARRII D LADIES. GENTLEMEN'S Clothes continue to he made in the 'Most •elegant and fashionable manner, and in, that highly approved style of cutting which has given universal satis faction to the Nobility and Gentry, by DIETRICHSEN and. CLARK, Taylors, at No. tr., Rathbone-place, London (debt, ter heretofore Foreman to Mr. Allen). They also make young Gentlemen's Suits and Hussar Dresses In the most tasteful and elegant form. Cdtmtry Residents may be inthrmed how to send their measure per Post. Regithentals, Court Dresses, Naval Uniforms, Leather Breeches, Liveries, &c. &c. . Printed fur RICRARD friar, and to be had of afl pf.whom may be had, aol„ iil three volumes, psis This day was pubUshei, with Views of great V. and lettered; (a few copies elegantly bound), 'THE BRITISH -A- Rise, Progress, and from the time of ALFltte. TRAFALGAR, interspersed successive Improvements ' Tactics. By WILL, Master of the 14: • The National Important Work u the above-ment' generally felt. THE HAILLEIAN MISCELLANY. THE First Volume of a new Edition of this curi ons and valuable Collection of rare Tracts, with additional Notes, wilLbe published on the 10th Instant, edited by THOMAS PARK, &sq. F. S. A. Two supplemental Volumes of curious pieces, selected from the Harleian MSS. and Pamphlets reposited in the British Mnsetsm, will be added to the present edition, of which only a very limited number of Copies are printed. London: Printed for John White and John Murray, Fleet street; and John Harding, St. James's-street. - Printed fur RICHARD friars ; and sold by all the Chatham, Cork, Liverpool other ka Parts. Of whom The NAVAL HEROES distinguished Admirals and to Lord Nelson, with 24 bound and lettered, or V l'hib day was publblied, price Is. 6d. ALETTER on TOLE RATION and the ESTA- J3LISHMENT; addressed to the Right Honourable 5P4194• era PERCEVAL, Chancellor of the Exchequer: with some Re marks on his projected Bill. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 6?, Sr. Paul's Church yard ; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, Senheins-street, Great Marlborough -street. TEE Summer Course of LECTURES on ANA- L TONY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, will corn row:la Saturday, the Itch of June, at Seven o'Clock in the trig, by Mr. BROOKES. !sabot Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and replete with gri convenience, arc open from five o'clock in the Morning, k t isparposes of Dissecting and Injeeting, where Mr. Brookes ask to direct the Students, and demonstrate the various parts stky appear on Dissection. i3eiseonvenis n:es usually atter.dirg Anatomical investigations ananteraeted by an antiseptic process, the result of experi ects made by Mr. Brookes on Human Subjects at Paris, in the :Vie, the account of which was delivered to the Royal Se and read on the 17th of June, 1784. This method has ' . been so far improved, that the florid colour of the muscles preserved, and even heightened. Pupils may be accommo tlin the House. Gentlemen established in practice, desirous of renewing eir Anatomical knowledge, may be accommodated with an .artnicnt to Dissect in privately. CENTRE HOTEL, CRESCENT, BUXTON. ) SMITH returns his grateful acknowledgments x• to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, for favours 7ferred upon him the last Season, and hopes by an unremitting ,eiion to the accommodation of those who may honour him cbcir company, to merit their patronage and support. the Ladgiag House recently occupied by Eaten and Hodgson, sans a part of the Centre Hotel, and is fitted up in a contfort. runner ready for the reception cf company. Banos, May ;21, 1808. SURREY.-TO BE LET, NIGHT'S HILL COTTAGE, the Residence .. 1 of the Right Honourable LORD THIJILLOW, deet net:, fear With Coach House, Garden, Stable, &c. and about .four Acres of excAlent Meadow and Pasture Land, lying [ nrea.cc _. th;fisose, pleasantly situated, near adjoining to the Village (Daniel in a most respectable neighbourhood, is perfectly re bed, and communicating with the metropolis (from which it is &nastily sit miles) by good roads. TbeDvrellingliouse is commodious and conveniently fitted up theseconnuoistion of a genteel Family. fsrfertker partitnLus apply at Mr. James's Office, No 5, New art, 'Lincoln's Inn, where Tickets of admission may be bad for viewing the premises. 1 1.4.. SIX PRIM OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. • VAINHILL, 52, CHARING-CROSS, and ST. MARGARET'S HILL, Bonouon. ktiOLVSBY and Co. respectfully acTtaint the No. Al Ilk, Gentry, and the Public, that the SIA rE LO I - - no be drawn in June next, is -inc of the most superb Lot ere known. reketsand Shares are now on sale, at HORNSBY and Co.'s aistal#shed State Lottery Offices, where many of the Capital husia the last and former Lotteries, were shared, sold, and Onierr by letter or carrier, executed exactly on the same s s it present. Ne. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CiIARING-CROSS. rBISH returns hie most grateful Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, for their un- Wad favours in the Lotteries list finished, and acclurints knadat "lieltets and Shares for the SPATE FERN', ttroe • ' g Six Prizes of CO,OOOl. to be drawn the 2.tith of June, tem telling as above; whi.ve, in the Lotteries just tialzbed, sold and sh.mcd 11,455 '4,041 10,448 . '24,6r) No. 17,C11, a Pr:ze of £2.1,C00. - £lO,OOO No. 4,1 R 2 - 6,04'0 9148 - 5,000 17,9`6 - 5,000 24,557 - sco LOO 500 , 14,772 - 3,0( 0 I 5,614 500 'The Fiat-brawn Ticket in the City Lottery, entitled to the t eittlHotelotalued at £25,000, svas sold at Bish's Ofaces in Men Sixteentht ; alto two other of the substantial Fr^ehold ihesn, value 6e410 ; and the fortunate Holders of Prizes in hi State and City Lotteries, may have their Money by applying The state Lottery contain. , 5 t'rizett of 20,0001. besides the 44 Nmob .r of 10,0001 5,0001. 2,0001. &c. &c. &c. Schemes, t :hretkulant, gratis. 1 SCUIT'S 1.1 QUID DYES, la tabor Silk Stockings , Linen, Stockin Co•ten, Silk , Tiffany, Gauze, _ ... 14athers, furs, ecc. SOMT of these DYES are much in use by Thread blf-achers, Woollen and Yarn Nlanufactur:s, 13°°kb ;thlerc, Hat and kcather-dyers, A rttf.rial floss-er r". and various other businesses; all l'ri>;ate Families % , 1 " 11 wry useful to trint any arti•le of I.ady's I)ress, '"`ankita Dee f cr Gentlemen's Pantaloons, etc. giVVe a co twain/is ne, aril are quick and sitnrle to use. ) „,„_ s( ddi teeth dir ect i ons , in bc.tti.es, viz rink 1 1 ye, roi. ;he -4,11 , or Purple Dye. V.F. sd. Nankeen Dye, Is. I.iquid L i ne, from ts. the hot e l-, in several-Vars. Likewise Scott's le Ink, to mark or wri:e or. I.inen with a pen, that will not e, price ts. thelytttle. 'erared and sold, st:holesale and mtail, by Jcihn Fcott, Celottr • to her Ni4j,,ty, 417, in th._, Stra'id, a few dogs from 'Rd-street, and by most venders of bottle articles in the n. SSENTIAL SAl:l' of LEMONS, for taking , Iron M ott li s, Irk Spots, Red Wine, and other Stains, net of ! ", -Muslin, I..tre, t.:. and for many other uses as a substitute Lemons, prke Pl. the box. Having received numerous corn t that coo , pn3itiors sold under the title of Salt of Lemons, Pot only in: flecival,tut that they burn and destray the Linen, .•-zitt necessary to inform the public, that my true Ecscntial tor Lemons is only to he had, wholesale and retail, a: my shop i,," 6 -spur-strtot, alid that none is to be depended upon as mine '7 o ltt his rsy signature on the bottom of each box, and on the ' de tithe w miller. W. BAYLEY. N.B. The Salt of Lemons is particularly useful to Ladies in , . their bands, as it instantly takes eta the stains of fruit, tlee . :.. glnves, • itstlf. Stc. and is nn.cis at more agreeable to use the At tile same place may he had, Bayley's Scosvering Drops, fur tirir Gre.st uut of silJyat all Woolleu Cloth, &c. BROTHER ABRAHAM TO PETER, Dedicated to the Bishop of Norwich and the Rev. Sidn2y Smith. This day was published, price 2s. RROTHERABRAHAM'sANSWERtoPETER " PI.Y.MLEY, E-.q. in two Letters, to which 13 prefixed a " Poetliminous" Preface on the Machinery of Popery•. Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy (Sti , :cessors to the late Mr. Ostell) No.; Ave-Maria-lane, Paternoster-row ; and J. Hatch aril, Piccadilly. VINDICXI'ION 01."I'HE HIGH PRIEST OE THE JEWS, WITH RHSPECT TO THE LATE MR. GOLDSMID. This day was published, price 2s. STATEMENT cif the ?darner and Ch-cnrn -z• stal:ces of the Death of Mr. Gornsmio ; the detailed Lvi. dence of the Witnesses, and the Charu of the Curontr to the Jury. Published by 11. D. gyinrnonds, and to be had of all Booksellers in Posen and Country. • RIVINGTONS' CONTINUATION OF 'IHI-: ANNUAL • REGISTER. This day was published, in One vrry large Volume, price, in hnards, 16. z. r THE ANNUAL REGISTER, or a View of the - 11 - History, Politics, and Literature, for the Yoar 1794. And also, the Volume for the Year Igo2, pri , 7e 1 Gs. being the Second of a New Series, commencing, with the recent Century. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingtos, No. 6; St. Paul's Church yard. Of whom may be had, The ANNUAL REGISTER for the Year 1791, 1792, and 179:i, price in boards 21. Os. 6d. Also The ANNVAL REGISTER, for the Year 1901, being the first of the New Series, price in boarsis 15s. And a GENERAL INDEX to the ANNUAL REGISTER, front the Year 1759 to 1792, both inclusive, price in boards, 14s, or half hound 15s. The Second Volume, containing the Index from 1781 to 1792, may be had separate. N. B. The Volumes for 1795 and 1805 are in the press, and will appear early in the winter. GUTHRIE'S GEOGRAPHICAL GRAMMAR. TH. day W: , .s pcldished, in one very large volume, medium /Ivo, price it t s. bound, the 21st edition, corrected, and considerably • enlarged, of A NEW GEOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, and COMMERCIAL. GRAMMAR, and presont State of the several Kingdoms of the World. To which are added, 1. A Geographical Index, with the Names of Plac..s al phabetically arranged. 2. A Table of the Coins of all Na tions, and their value in English Money. i A Chronological Table of Remarkable Events, from tl.e Creation to the present time. By WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Esq. The Astronomical Part, by James Ferguson, F.R.S. To which have been added, the late Discoveries of Dr. and other eminent .Astronomers, ilins:rattd with a correct set of Maps, engraved trot the most receat Observations and Draughts of Geographical TravAlars. Printed for J. Johnson ; F. and C. Rivingtnn ; J. Walker ; IVilkie and Robinson ;J. Stockdalo; Faultier ;W. Clarke and Sons ; Scat c herd and Letterman ; H. 1). Symonds ; G. Robinson; C. Law ; Cadell and Davies; J. Riclmr.lsurt ; Lackington, Allen, and Co.; Darton and I•Ltraey Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme; li. Crosby; J. Mawman ; J. Asperse; R. Scholey ; H. Ebers ; 'l'.'l egg ; and Wilson and Son, York. Of whom may be had, separate, the MAPS coloured, on fine parr, and half -bound, price ins. lit'. Just Totblishcil,and for sale by Ogle and Aik Taxi, Partiamem-square' Edinburgh : M. Ogle, Gla4,gow ; and R. Ogle, No. :195, Hol born; and T. Hamilton, N. ;t7 , Pazernoster-row, London: T J ECTURES on the P ROPHEC fES of ISAIAH, by Robert Ivl::cculloch, Nhni.ter of the Gospel at Marge, 4 veS. F.vrt. hoard;, 253. Scrme!:s preached on interesting Subjects by the same Author, vols. boa: - 414, 94. The Reviewers in noticing the first volumeopealt thus : "We cordially recommend this volante as plain, pious, practical, and pnw.n lA, from the arguro,mtative strain of most of the dis- C OUTFeS."—r.vaTig. Map. June 1304. Grace and Truth, or the Glory and Fulness of theßen*estre displiyed, in an Attempt to Explain Explain te Types. &C. in the Old Tratalnent, 14y the late Rev. W. M'wan, Dundee, fine yellow demy, boards, ns. An Accaunt of the Lire and Death of Mr. Philip Henry, Mi nister of the Gusp?l, near Whitechurch, Shropshire, 45. 6d. An Account of the Life and Death of Mr. Henry, 12mo. 2s.Cd. Some Remarkable Passages in the Life of Mr. W. Howard; by Joseph Milner, Is. A :icy to the New Testament; by Bishop Percy; Erne fools cap, 12mo. beards, Ps. 6d. Extracts from the Diary, Meditations, and Letters of Mr. Jo ,seph Williams of Kidderminster, new edition, 3s. 6d. 1 he name of Mr. Williams is well known to the religions world, and his praise is in all the churches of the saints. Con verted at the early age of seven, he maintained, to the close of his days, in his 64th y , ar, a growing repu.ation for wisdom and ho lines. This excellent man had been lung in the habit of commit ting to paper his thoughts and observations, without any view of their publication. He carried on too a Christian correspondence with stweral esteemed friend*, and had a particular talent of writ ing serious letters. Some years after his death Extracts from his Diary, Meditations and Letters, were published, which met with an cateasive sale. The present edition contains six or seven ori ginal letters, and very long, to the late Rev. Mr. Randall, with se veral others. it is printed with accuracy and neatness ; and we hope that the ptiblishers will meet with the encouragement which I they doserve. Theological Magazine. on the Nature and Immuta bilit y of Truth, in o pp e. sit ion t F O "Y S 2 ..phistry and Scepticism; by James Beattie, LL. D. sixth ra.tion, lima boards, 4s. ditto gyn. 73. T T is the least phis Tr:entity works of adapted ti an a•ty other, the r:id fact being that ever wits contrived, by certainly atrain a clear at tali at the same the only practimd couroe hi • easily taught in large etm 1. The G:LI.ft&IA a re. Ed. 2. 'Om 'IEOGRAPII. CLAgs, co training fittca Stud l yr, price 3s. 3. TIieGF.OGRAPI-I! CL .VS,containi . lg proje for fiftef n principal AZ: ScniorStud ts t price 3• 4. POPUL,AIt most iuterestin anal er tratedwith sixty Kngravi of MULuis, act. act. pri.;, All by tho _ _ _ Printed for RIcWA a D friars, and to be had of all the Cull allowance to Sch This day was published, ' - f`HE REPORT BOARD of AGI TURF. and USE of topics : 1. Discrimination • 2. Preparation of I 3. Sets. 4. Methods of plat 5. Cialtcre while gr; 6. Distempers. 7. Taking up and 8. ApplicAtion as fi 9. Expences prixlv Printed fOr RICII A k friars, and to he had of a Of whom may be had, of Agriculture:- 1. EX PER! M E N•rs TURF., in the Coininit half-a-crown. A CENERAI. throughout t: it DSO' DI 3. A Ll:rriiß fro the Advantages of CO - It. 541. 4. HINTS on VEO 5. An ACCOUNT BUGGY, and MAI 2.-;, Elkingtan ; drawn up plates. Price Ts. 6d. it 6. Corrected and ' EIGHT COU N TIES formly primet in am tgravlngs, des riling thi fure, Ma.nifacturcs, ' rum Ts. to 15s. each. is Y. This day Ras publish. embellished with Three Pounds in board! gautly.bound, for a Lit' I'HE CABINET -A. best ENTIRE PIE of the BRITI•ill PO: printed In Chronological faced by an Account of Seleetr " If the grain were Works of our National to what is useless in the " The Poets at large, for she quantity of * have long been a heavy Iie."—PRETACE. Printed for Ricnut friars, and to be had of N. B. To afford an above-tuentioned Work, the nausea of the Poets, unabridged, occupy Its Cowley, P %Yeller, Po. Butler, Phil Denham, Ki' Dryden, 1p Prior, Somerville, Pope, Pattisoo, Tlekell, Hammond, Thonuozi, Mae, Gray, R. West, Lyn!etas, Moore, W: Cbomp~on, casvtlsorn, Mlckle, Jeri Stan. • . .. . 1 -i), • e . : .... 41 .. 0 .. - s • . • /1" . „,..„, • • - . t i ll .el • •••••• i ...:'":-.) 11 • 4 .. (L . 1 -4414 *....._ . 1 ; I t t ts. '.' : ‹, __. ~..., ,'•• \. • te. .N.,, , . . . ' • . _ . .. . e . ' ......- . WS. (I ) RICE-Spi-PENCE. • . . - . MODY'S WORKS. FOR SALT BY AUCTION, in two elegant Volumes. price I 4s. boards, A t the IGNiDON TAV22I4, FOXHOLE-STREF.T, PLY- E R IN, consisting of the roast:lt:AL MOUTH, on FRIIMY, theTrth of June; at eleven, 'As Dye moor, now first collected, T HE FOLLOWING GOOD S, VII.. 0. lt AN IVIOI4D, r., I . • About 130 Tons Cocoa • of the Life Of Denuedy. • So Cases Peruvian Bark 472 Ingots of Thi ; Post.t.irs No.ds rkidgeestreet, Flack- Al Bookseller*. Being; the entire Cargo of the Spanish brig Vigilante, chained, in her vayle•from Liam to Spain, by his Majesty's ship Asst- 1, the Peelle al. Wore. of Mrs. ROSlN- price 275. in boards. Tire sr, Michitel Seymour, Esq. Co p unander, and since condem• nod as prize. 'Also, THE NAVY. la pursuance of a Commission of Apperisement and Sala.adire•• , in.a closely printed Volume, embellish* d sad to the Agents of Oaohb Prizes and John Hawker. Victories and a Quart, price 7a. 6d.l:e.smd 50 Hogsheads Sugar, • copies taken on fine Paper, price 10s. bd. Landed feem the Danish brig Hannah. For Catalogues and other Partiehlats apply to [ NEPTUNE, or a History of the JOHN HAWKER, Meechant, PlYntbett. so ad Triumphs of the BRmai NAVY, FOR ACCOUNT OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR RED to the GLORIOUS VICTORY of DANISH PRIZES. petaled with Anecdotes and Notices of the At the London Tavern, Foxisolti•steeet; Plymouth, en Friday the is in Navigation, Ship-Building, and Naval I.7th dity of June inst. sot o'Cloct in the Forenoon.: JAM BURNF.Y, 1.. 1.. D. THE Good Danish ;hinge NALADEN, No. 53, . Naval Academy at Gosport, &c. no figure hasdi-elf timollowing Dimensions : , • ... ante of such a complete and compendious • Length on Deck r 70 Ft. I In, - 14 2 . ntioned, will, at the present moment, be Depth in the Hod Breadth above the Wales .. 91 9 - ; Ad theasures a • a a 133 59.94.T0nin ) Petturs, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black- For viewing, Inventories, and other particulars, apply to lie Booksellers at Portsmouth, Plymouth, Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth, rpool, Hull, Greenock, Falmouth, and ' horn may be had, by the same Author, One of the Agents to the Commissioners for the Sale , )ES of GREAT BRITAIN, or Lives off of Danish Prizes. - and Commanders, from Sir Francis Drake At the London Tavern, Foxhole -street, Plymouth, on Friday, the 24 Portraits and 6 Charts, price 7s. Gd. 17th day of June, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, 10s. 6.1. on fine Paper, deg mtly hound. THE FRENCH LUGGER PRIVATEER GEOGRAPHY. THE I.A SYBILLE, squire stern, pierted for fourteen guns, ire of the following series of Ele- condemned as l'rize to his Majesty's Chip Seine, Thomas-Atkins Geography to say, that they ore better Ese. Cernmander. She is a well built vessel, nearly new , tall; ,as a means of teac I. ing that vs••ful science, remarkably fast, and is admirably calculated for a Yacht or : they form the only .if ctive syst e m tit Packet. wideh persons of alt ages may sp.•elay and DIMENSIONS. and ac. u -ate k o .-leAge of Geography— 1 ehe-h on Deck - -- • 59 Fa. 6111. hey claim a deccsve pr -Aiiimnce, as tbe Breadth - - . - 16 0 which the science can b • se:cessfelly and Admeasures - . 68 10-94 Tons. eninari..e., For viewing the Vessel and Stores, Inventories and further Par It of GEOGRAPHY, with Maps, &r.— titulars, apply to Mr. 101114 HAWKER, Plymouth, 4th Jane, 1804. Merchant, Plymouth. INC .I.L COPY BOOR, for she JUNIOR ---. teen outlue Maps, to ba tilled in by cue Also, by Order of the Commissioners for Sale of Danish Prizes, FOR SAI.F, the good Danish Brig ALVOEN, No. 18, square -lICAL COPY BOOK, for tie. SENIOR stern, aud a suaul bead. le •tions of lints of latited • a: d ..oegi.u.te DIMENEIONs : laps, to be tilled in and tim,..e.l by in. Length - - 37 Ft. 0 In. e.. Br...adth - - 26 0 hit A?1IY, consisting tlir ug 'out of ,h.• Heighth between Decks • 4 a et -rainine I,..oturcs a Geography, illus. Extreme Depth - - 16 fi,•:gs re.:!re •( n ing the manner, aud cus:oms Admeasures 24233-94 Tons. ..e 14s. beend • Condemned as Prize to the Crown. he Rev. J. GOLDSMITH. For viewing the Vessel, Inventories and further Particulars, .D PNILI.irS, No. 6, Bridge street, Black- apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, all Bookseters and D. tiers in Books, with One of the Agents for sale of Danish Prizes. h oh. Plymouth, June 4, 1808. POTATOES. BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE CARE d, in C.o. with Plate., price 7s. ed. sewed, AND DISPOSAL OF DANISH PROPERTY. r of the COMMITTEE of the On the Premises of Messrs. Widow Symons and Son, Brims- -1 RICULT UR E, concernieg the CI L- Side, Plymouth, on Friday, the.l7th instant, at Eleven precisely, POTATOES ; including the fulluning THE• Ship •FORTUNA, No. 97, with all her I of sorts. . Stores and Materials, as she now lays. soils. DIMENSIONS: I ength - - - 79 FL 5 In. anting. Breadth - • 25 Si growing. Admeasures . - 200 15-94 Tons. She is well calculated for the general purposes of Trade. securing the crop. After which will be Sold, food for nun. 275 Whole and 50 Half Barrels Rice, luc.., and value. Part of the Cargo of the Johan Hearich, Jacob Wettern, RD PiliLlirs, No. G, Bridge -street, Black- Master, restored to the Claimant. fall Booksellers. S Half Butts of Wine ; and I Small Cask Ditto, . Part of the Cargo of the Pahnbaum, B. Jorgenson, Master, ad, puWish.d 360 by authority ofthc Board re- stored to the Claimant. And, about S5O 'ions of Salt, '5 TRIED by the BOARD of AM:ICU', Part of the Cargo of the Portuguese ship Admiral Nelson, Lisition of various sums of BREAD. Price Fran. Renicie de Carvalho, Master. Also, by virtue of a Commission of Appraisement and Sale, issued REPORT upon the SIZE of FARMS from the High Court of Admiralty, addressed to the Commis- GRI LAIN, lw 1)r. RittIERTNOS. Pr:ce Li. sinners for Portuguese Propert ,and Edmund I.ockyer, Esq. rota the I...titi. of W1N.21-11.1..-TA, on 8 Chests German Linen, viz. 3 Cask Hare Skins, and 1..) 1' EAGER,. RENTING LAND. Price 4 Chests Sile.ia's 1 Case Hare's Hair 4 Ditto Britannia's IF.TATION, with Queries.' Price Is. 6d. Being part of the Cargo of the Brig Catherine, --- Snip, Muter •of the Mod(; of DR.VIN ING SWAMPY, One third on the Vessel, and 25 per, cent. on the other G30.1‘, -;11Y LANDe, a. practised by Mr. Jeseph in Cash or Bank of England Notes, will be requited as deposi: at s by Mr. Joins Johnstone, with nu serous the time of Sale, and the remainder before the deliver) , of the in boards. Las. The Danish Commissioners will not consider any pm- Improved REPORTS of TWENT. 1 ,.... chase binding on their part, rulers the said deposit is made pri,,: ; in ENGLAND and SCOTLAND, tun- to the purchaser quitting the Sale-room. tavd, and illustrated with numerous En- For viewing the above,and further particular,, apply three days he present State of each County in Agrlcul- before the Sale, at the counting-house of said Po2ulatioe, Produce, Economy, &c.&c.&e. Widow SYMONS and SON, Plymouth. BARK. ma,. i 5....t.r.5. 1.11.554.-ii< 5 . DEAN FOREST, GLOUCESTERSHIRE. hed, in Sit elegant Volumes, post octavo, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .... Portraits by Caltot.let WATSON, price • wards, or Three Potinds Ten Shillings eh- By Order of the Right Honontahle Lord Guinean-rut, Surveyor s I.itorary Present, General of His Majesty's Woods, Forests, die. . ET OF POETRY 1 containing the At the Bear Inn, in Ne , wnham, on Wednesday the 15th day of PIECES which are to Ili found In the Wore, June, 18011, between the hours Dr twelve and two, , or:Ts, from MILTON to BEAVIIE ; T HE BARK of 1052 large Oak Timber Tres, Leal Series, and the Works of Stack Poet pre- -L. directed to be felled in Dean Forest, for the use of the Nay" ; of his Life and Character. and also a quantity of Timber and Cord-Wood, now lying in the zed by S. 1. PRATT, Esq. said Forest. . 'e separated from the chaff which fills the The Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had at the teal Poets, what is truly valuable would be Office of Woods, &c. No. IS, Great Ocorge-etreet, Westminster, be proportioned a molehill to a mountain?' or of Mt. Edward Davies, of Eastbach Court, near Coleford, in et: a el,. the County of Gloucester, Deputy Sutveyor of the said Forest, who ge, like the Statutes at large, ere proverbial , will direct the Lots to be sbewn to-such persons as may be desi- Worthless lumbet which they contain, and rout of viewing the same. ry taz on the purse and patience of the Pub- • - . LEMAN-STREET, GOODMAN% FIELDS. ;an PEIII.LIPSS No. 6, Bridze-street, Black- TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, of all Booksellers. A VERY Valuable LEASEHOLD DWEL. t adequate idea of the singular worth of the irk, it will be necessary simply to enumerate . LING HOUSE in complete repair, with Garden, Conch ts, the best of whose Works, unaltered and House, and thtetNatall Siable, situate in the most &nimble part of , Its pages. Leman-street, adjoining and overlooking a large Field called the VOL. I. Milton. Tenter Ground, suitable for the residence of a Merchant or Pro. VOL. ii. tessional Man, being roomy and convenient.—The tent lo*. Rochester, Halifax, Hughes, • For particulars apply at No. 106, Whiteehapal; or at No. 17, Pomfret, Parnell, Buckingham, Leman.street. Phillips Garth, Fenton, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, King, Rowe, Yalden, Sprat, Addis on, Gay. A most capitaFFREEHOLD ESTATE of 1600 VOL. 111. J- . 1 - ACRES. The present rellts have not been raised fix the Somerville, Savage, Swift, leer seventy yearsc and the Tenants have notice to quit at Mtn Pattison, Hill, Falconer, ehaelmas next--situate In the most desirable part of the county of Hammond, Broome, Watts, Blair. Sussex. The Farms consist of 1000 Acres of rich Arable and Pis. VOL. IV. ture Land ; aho of 600 Ages of regaritable thrifty Wood Lend, A. Phillips, Collins, Akenside, IC hand, well stocked with valuable 'Mob& and Underwood. It Hamilton. Dyer, Young. abounds with game, and is well stored with fish. , VOL V. • A neat Dwelling-house, with Plantation*, on the Dank( of a Churchill, Griin g et * I "g h " ne • Lake, or Sheet of Water, of sdven Acres, forms a Most *harming • Lloyd, Smolder, Bruce, • retENN, distant ss tulles from London. Cunningham, Arenitrong, Chattels:la, Green, Brown, She*, Dodsley, Lovibond, Pin "' in. right wi l t t h is tile CE s pr vanes le of immediate mad on e sod guest Estate; sod ef - of Commonage of above 1000 Acres. 2::itb, Snort, Penrose. VOL VL For particulars enquire of Mr. Watson, No. 119, OxfordottVet. Whitepead, Logan, Mason, bear Cavendish.equare, where a Correct Plan of theEltatintal ienyns • War:on linens, be seen,- and Makes had to view It ; and of Messrs. tarsi's. Sse • Grano, Cotton, Beattie. yens, NA Maples,. &Welton; in the Old Jetirry, LoOdon. Glover, asekick, t r Nose but rind,* need ways ' .