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NO I'O-CLERGYIIEN: . v o i elot . , IbtlißliOLD BY AUCII.OhIe ~_ _ , P TICE is herebyliiveri, • t WILLIAM PORTER, inr ri A 'IIIE COMMISSIONERS POs ' . • DISPOSALAM - DAMSEL PaI,ZES. - I a Minor, little mar i th an. la years (Wage, left his Friends, ~ ts the London Tavern; Foxholz-street, Plyileaush, tie Friday, I went away from the 'Parish &gest Petlham, in the County ...4, the 17th Llarof June, at TMelste oVslair, , Kent; Withoht their Gotten% nn ths Eist of Irtay last. Frain ... 250 TONS of ) ALICANIV. SALTur , e circumstances of a Servant Maid id the Family, of the name A kli k?.. . t Ann Montague; being missing from about' the same period, it . b .. 11- 4P Cacli, 14- the sill' ) km" "i t " 14 " 1 " 9 • 4suliiiosed that she an 4 the Said William Porter are gone together, I.; B. ____,e l) Pditi tatiS'lnter, tabor ` by its 1 4 ,1 04 1 * * *hi? 4d have some. design of getting married. As the Young Mss "Vt Ail / 2 .-46 """ it- ' esmulftsed Ic '' tle Crl i wn • 'tint the eonsenvof hit Friendsto this step," it Is requested that - For "Mien 11.134 ElFllse_ ltaragutarl apply tE Mrriaiiieu Weis lerliTmun; itrwhisse .Patieh Boasted Matrimony hare been . i t ",.. mrr"44lF.* one of t he Ag* . t . 04 for Da!aish. Prises. - _ : pay be publishabetw . ten theabove Parties, would give rot ate notice a inchliproeeedilig to Mr. 11. C. Carter, No: 7, Staple Inn, London ;. atad to Mr.. )olto Palmer, Goose Green, Bast .Peckha near' yontwidge, 'tear, which will be suitably ac ; • • . -, if . tbe Yodng.l4Gad will forthwith return to his Friends, or let ' them know )vhere he . may be spoken with, he may deposal on rbeink Aiwa/ freatett—lune re; Igo& ARMY. cAPTAIN in a Regiment of Infantry, stationed t b e west Indies, wishes to exchange into a Garrison Bat- Address to A. IS. Anderton's Coffee-house, Fleet-street. - - On Wednesday next will be published, The Second Edition of LETTERS on the SUBJECT of the DUTIES on COFFEE. • By EDGAR CORRIE, Afsg- Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand : and sold by I. Richardson, Royal Exchange; and . J. liatchard, - OF TWENT 'r POUNDS. BEGIN DRAW ING Y t.'l3th H of THIS OUSAND MONTH. icHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Bank (w og s, Cornhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing ,Neectfully acquaint the Public, that the New State Lot 7-„ists and Sharts-are now on Sale in Variety of Numbers. pose contains 6 Prizes of £O,OOO. . This day was published, in Bvo. price is. A. LETTER to the COMMISSIONERS of MILITARY INQUIRY, ha reply to some Animadversions of Dr. E. NITIIIMettL BOICROTT, on their Fifth Report. By JAMES M'GRIGOR, M.D. F.R.S.E. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh; Deputy- , Inspector of Army Hospitals, &c. &e. Ste. London; Printed for John Murray, 32, Hert.street; A. Con stable and Co. Edinburgh ; Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin and of every other Bookseller - and Newsman in the-Empire. _ ... o f X 10,000 I 5 . of C I,noo ..... 5,000 7 , 500 2,000 20 100 500 other Prizes, amounting In the whole to A 25,000. NEW ~ 7 g l l'. l - ,( Yrrr Emit. 0 NuzEs OF TWENTY THOUS.d.ND POUNDS, Besides the usual number of Xlll.OOO, £5,000, 2,000, sce. ace. lifirr and Co. No. 11, Poultry, and No. 12, cor i n g-Cross are selling the Tickets and Shares of the L e e t ery,to begin drawing on the 23th June. The ScheMe the same number of Tickets as the last Lottery, with ile, umber of TWENTY TUOUSANDS, a dreams:a:l:e od b e fottlinuwn in so small a I.otte ry. ri g Nosing . Prizi* were sold in shares at Swirr and Co.'s r btkelast Lottery, viz. No. :1,824 a Prize of ,e 20,000 is 6,135 - 1,000 No. 11,387 1,000 8,07 - 1,000 13,6:1.1 - I,oiio 10,231 - 1,000 111,884 , - .500 i i , the preceding six months, No. 11,070, Prize of ./..:20,04); IN, Prize of .C 10,000; No. 5,899, No. 15,078, and No. 0 14,Prizes of LI 000, with others of 0.300, &c. &c. la Lists of the Prizes in the City Freehold Lottery may be oiled gratis at the :.b we O ffi ces. r [tithe Gaud d — ast `157, which begins Drawing . intirg Capital Priacs, all finatinr•—nainely, SIX o f TWF.NTY Tl - 10 IISAND POUNDS li! 6 Prizes of /20,080 7 Prizes of 500 2 10,000 20 100 2 5,000 30 50 3 ~. ...... 2,000 1000 ... ...... 22 5 ......... 1,000 4000 15 And only 25,000 Tickets. For such Capitals, buy 'll;kets or Shares of Sir JAMES BRANSCOMI3 and Co. I..the Temple of Good Fortune, No. 11, HolloaN M t; or 38, HAY NI A a Krt ; where, in the last State Lottery, were sold, in 122 Y.:arcs, the following Capitals Its a I'rizc of £20,000 18,200 a Prizc of £5OO V S 10,000 1, 8 1 4 500 10,41 1,000 3,7119 ..... .... '5OO '4 51 . 1,000 5,7911 ...... ... 500 spo ... ...... 1, 000 I 92,8fi0 500 1,191 1,000 I 17,049 ... ...... 500 &c. &c. amise, No. 2,570. the only Grand 40,0001. Prize ever known, was sold at the above Offices, in 18,,Sisteenths in the preceding Lastery.—And in the last City Lottery, No. 15,820 entitled to L osoo 17,551 4,000 - 9,273 3,000 --- . STATE LOTTERY for ith June, inos, behold the a,l•. Were all Sold, Shared, and Registered. 'Salm Tickets and Shares are note 'selling, and the above Prizes prring on demand, or exchanged for others in the prestalt State Lottery. EXPF.RiMENTAL PHILOSOPHY. day were published, in Two VOItIVIC 4 12mo. illustrated by 555aperior Engravings, price 13s. in boards, and 14s. bound sid lettered, POPULAR LECTURES on VCPERIMEN i lAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, and CHVMIS TO:mended chiefly for the Use of STUDENTS and YOUNG MONS. By GEORGE GREGORY, D. D. . _ Dcttor in Philosop'iy and the Art:, Ste.; Vicar of West-liam Domestic Chaplab to the Lord 'Siahrip of Landaff ; and Au thor of The Economy of Nattfre, &C &C. • • Printed for RiCIIARD YutLt.lrs,6, Bridge-street; and to be harlot all liooksellers. Of whom may also be had, jast published, • The GRAMMAR of IsTAT;:e.st. and Es. rIAINIEN Portoso nm,by the Rev. D. Blair, Author of the Class Book, Ike. price 3s. b blur. ARi I :C. This day was published, closely printed, price 3s. 6(1. bound, with an alloWance of the Book. THE ARITHMETIC of REAL LIFE acid BUSINESS, adapted to the-practical USE of SCHOOLS, 'Meng a complete reform . ..aim et al the Tables of Weights and Jleasutes; the Calculation of Amuities, Leases, Estates, Lives, ilds,&e.&.c.; am'. MORE N U.VIEROI.TS EXAMPLES under clay Itufz than are to be found ia any rth2r Book of this Kind. L'y the Rev. J. JOYCE, • Author of Sole:ICI:1c Dialogues, &e. &c. tr.ny man of business must recollect how much h' had to un-. lurn in the practice of Arithmetic, when having lett school he fast entered into the commerce of life, and also how little he lad learnt which was strictly applicable to real transactions. The passu System of Arithmetic, disregarding the fetters of its pre d..-ccssors, has consulted alone the actual alid prevailing occasions for the exercis:.! of this useful Art. Every branch of trade and toandicture has been sedulously consulted in the new exemplifi cation of the various Tables of Weig'uts and Measures; every thing obsolete o • useless in other hooks of Arithmetic has beau expunged; ai.d e +cry thing has been hitroduced that is esseutiaty - arce.ary. Printea for RICHARD No. 6, Bridgc-street, Black him, and to be had of all Bookseller'. POTATOES. This day was published, in 4to. with Plates, price 7s. ed. sevrea, TIIE REPORT of the COMMITTEE of the - 1 - BOARD of AGRICULTIIR E, concerning the CUL TURE and USE of POTATOES; including the Minn topics 1. Discrimination of sorts. 2. Prtixtrativa of sage. S. Se / Method.: f o planting. / Culture whik g4owing. . 3 . Dig • I • re.pers. 'caking up and seetirirsg the crop. Appircasion as food for swin. • 1). loupe/ices, produce, and value. P:inicd for RICHARD PHiLlarA, N 0.6, Briajr-t.trect, Bkolu• friars, and to he ha.l of all Booksellers. • alllborify of the Bo ard, Of whom may be bad, published also by of Agricaburz. 1. EXPl•.l4.lhir.Yrs TRIED by the BOARD o f AGRICIIL lij the Curaposition various Sorts of BREAD'. Price • v. A GI NERAL REPORT tFon the SIZE of FARMS I throllrhOltt ; i' r BRITAIN, by Dr. Routirrsoil: Price ss: 3. A 1.h.1 tick . from the EARL of WINCHELSEA, on the AdvaatagQs of COTTAGER's RE:STING LAND. Price is. 4. HINTS on VEGETATION, with owkrles. Prime Ig. -- t. An ACCOI3 NT of /hell:lo43ot* DRAINING SWAMPY, LOOt.:Y, and NAW,HY LANDS, as practlctl by Mr. Joseph Elkington ; up by Mr. lobn Johnstone, with ntimerous plates. ?tic.. is. Gd. in boards. Car. - cct•Ni ar.d Improved REPORTS of TWENTY- Ella! .COUNTIES in F.NCLAND and SCOTT AND, uni formly printed in octavo, and illustrated with nun/crows. Eit• tiptusiqs, sitscribirg the press art St to of ea lu cCounty in Agricul f"e* Mlnufrztures, Puptdation, Piodutei tionotnT, tke..Str. fam 7s. to ins. each. • rrie tPe lilts day was published, price 2). A - SERMON preached before his Grace JOHN, Duke of BEDFORD, Lord Lieutenant General, and Gene ral Garet nor of Ireland, President, and the hderethera of the Assixiation imorlsorated for discountenancing Vice, and promo ting the knowledge and practice of the Christian R.:l4km; in St. Peter's Church, on Thursday, 9th April, 1807. the Right Rev. Lord liishop of Clanfert. Prided for T. ead.:ll and W. Davits, Strand. MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, and TRADERS. 'I'tFARMER'S JOURNAL ; and - • MANUFACTURER'S aid TRADER'S REGISTER, A 44 Establishticl.wl respectable Newspaper, Il lished every SAFtIaDAY and MONDAY, forming two diqinct Editions, pike 7 d. eaea, contains, indepindent of the usual contefits of a Newspaper, the most valuable Information for the Merchant, Manufacturer, and •llader, viz. the Issroars iu Loudon, Liverpool, Brittel, and Gairow ; Loudon and Liver pool Prii:es of Provisiods ; I.onJon a id Bristol Leather Markets ; London and Liver Pool Sugar Mark.ts Raw and Refined; the Linen, Cotton, and Wool Trade ; Waterford, Cork, and Belfast Prices ; the Gazeties•, Course of Exchange ; Public Eutads;_Lloyd's List; Scotch and Irish Bankrupts ; East-India Company's Home Trade; Principal Curn and Cattle Markets ; and, gen:rally, the Prices and Fluctuttions of every other descrip tion of Nlerchandiae. The Proprietors assure their Friends and the Publk, that THEII STATE man rs and PAICIS are obtained ct:rat the most respectable Ho t.es and Authorities in Lon don, Liverpool, Bristol, Glasgow, &e. at considerabk trouble and expence, they may therefore be depended upon as the best and latest, and as being perfectly correct. Orders (past paid) sent to Mestriavansandituffy,No.29,Bndge Row, Watling-street, with Reference for Payment in London ; to the Clerks of the Roads, the Postmasters, the Booksellers, or Newsmen, in Town and Country, will be pun :tunEy attended to bouni HAMS, DEVON. TO BE SOLD IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE Impropriate Tithes of the several Parishes of llrixham, Churston, Ferris, and King's NV•.!ar, in the County of Devon, comprising ritzier live thousand five hundred Acres:—For further particulars and to treat for the Tithes, apply to Mr. Spurway, Solicitor, Milverton, near Weliington, Somerset, or to Messrs Biake, Cook's-Court, C....rey-street, Landon. May 13, 1808. HANIPSHIRE. TO BF SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE of 1200 . Acres, which comprises nearly the whole Parish. The principal Farm is let on lease ; the remainder of the lands, with a good family residence, with every canven!ence, are in hand, of which early possession maybe had, and a CVniblerable part of the purchase moaey may remain on the Estate. It is situated betweei 50 and 60 miles from London. For further particulate, apply by letter (post paid, no others will be answere I) to Mr. Prin;L, to be left at the Lest Office, Alresford, Hants. LI.MAN-STREET, GOODMAN'S FIELDS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, VERY Valuable LEASEHOLD DWEL LLNIG HOUSE in en nplete repair. with Garden, Coach,i House, and three-stall Stable, si uste is the•mgst desirable part of I.cman-street, adjoining and ov,:rlooklig a large Field called the Tenter Ground, minable for the residence of a Nletchant or Pio. fessional Man, ban•; roomy and convenient —The rent low. Yor partictlars apply at No. lo 3, Whitechapel; or at No. 17, Leman-street. I.l' MING ON, t•LsNES. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVAIT CONTRACT, And eat ly possession h: d, V A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, consist -1 1 of a Mansion-;muse, with a Coach-house for three Carriages, Stables, Midi-, and requisite Out-Oftices ; together with Pleasure Grouted, capital Kitchen Garden, Farm Yard, Brick Barn, Granary, Poce, and tv. o e weeding rich Mi.adaws, co twining ab JUL Eight Acres aid a 11alf; and adjoining is another, held on Lease, of Inur Acres. The Premises command a beau tiful and emteusive vie .v f the Sea, Isle of Wight, and Needle Rocks, 'lwo good Tawny Pews is the Church are to be dis posed of with the liouse, w Lich h in tom Ate repair, and mo dernly and handsomAy famished; and the Furniture will be includA in the pu. - thase. For further F.rtic.lars rply, if by letter post paid, to'George Ellis, Esq. SolLitor, Abingdon-street, Vestiniuster, of whom I•ickets may be had to view the l'remises. Sl'Rkl BE 1.E1., KNIGHT'S HILL COVTAGE, the Re sidenc e of the Rigbt lionour.side LORD THURLOW, deceased, together with -.:oath House, Garden, Stable, arc. and about thirty-four Acres of excellent Meadow and .Pasture Land, lying round the House, pleasantly situated, near adjoining to the Village of Dulwich in ainost respectable neighbourhooe., is perfectly re tired, and communicating with the metropods (from which it is distant only six miles) by good roads. The Durcitiag House is commodious and e mveniently fitted up for the accomntodation of a genteel Family. For further particulars apply at Mr. James's Office, No S, New Boswell-Court, 1.111C013 . 5 inn, where Tickets of admission may also be had for viewing the premises. BEDFORDSHI I4 g. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, A very Valuable, Compact FREEHOLD FARM, situate at Tod &pro'', three miles from Woburn, and six, from Dunstable, At the George Inn, Woburn, on Friday, the 24th day of Lune inst. at 12 o'clock at noon, AN Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE , called HERNE FARM ; consisting of 11 closes of pasture land, and four closes of arable land, containing by admeasurement 134 aeres Y roads 9 poles, now iu the occupation of Frances Butcher, widow.--Tlit Estate may be viewed, on application being made to the tenant ; and p.tr.iculars may be had of Measrs.Stronii, Still, and Strong, Lincoln's Inn ; of Mr. James Lilburne, of Soutbill, of Mr. Thomas Lilburne, of C.ardington ; and of Mr. Gardner, Auctioneer, Woburn. • ---- TO BE SOLD, Within the Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, upon the 7th day of July next, at two o'clock, P. M. if not previously disposed of by private bargain, ril 'HE Benefit of a LEASE of the whole SEAMS 1 of COAL within that part of the Estate of Elpbingston called • DIJIIMO RE PARK, vvhich is situate on the righeh and side of the highway that leads at present front the town of Airth to Kezar Ferry, and to the west of the march of the estate of Airth, with the whole Machinery, Utensils, Horses, Waggons, &c. belonging to the Colliery, 'as particularly specified is an inventory and in s tack granted by the Right Honourable George Lord Viscou ationt Fin castle, for ill years after Candlemas : , 1800, with an oblign to lengthen the reriud of efidura.ice adjoining therein mentioned. 'lbis Colliery being immediately the harbdur of En& more, is eligibly situated for export trade; the Coals are of ex. cellent quality, and the work is every way aficulated sO as to be carried oo to great advautage. Fur particulars, application maybe made to Mr. Gray,olWest. mu& ; Mr. Atchd Wallace, merchant in Glasgow ; Mr. Mow. bray, writer tothe ere, Edinburgh; Thais Graham andMarcsid the in w k l ontro merie, writers in Glsogovr ;at Mr. Taus. Jack, g near the Colliery. . . THE HARLEIAN MISCELLANY. T - HE First Volume of a new Edition of this curi ous and valuable. Collection of rare Trans, witb additional Ilbtes, will be published on the 10th it:it:int, edited by Ti-toNIAS PARK, Esq. P. S. A. Two supplemental Volumes of curious pieces, select,:3 Irons the litrleiaa MSS. and Pamphlets reposited in the British Museum, will be added to th,: present edition, of which only a very limited nitinb;:r of Copies are printed. London: Printed for John White and Jokti Murray, Fleet - street ; and '1 ohn Harding, St. James's-street. • This day was published, price Ste. A . N ANALYSIS of WARD'S ERRATA of , the PROTESTANT BIBLE ; a work published in Eng land, in the year 1688, for the purpose of exposing the Pro- Instant Bitile and Prote , ,tant Clergy to ridicule and contempt; and re-publithed is Dublin, for toe same purpose, in Septem ber, IEO7. By the Res. EDWARD 12.4 - A`7, D.D. Author of " 'lke History cf the Eff...cts of Religion on 1 Mankind," he. Printcd for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This day were vt.blished, • Handsomely printed in Octavo, price 12t. in boards, A/fEMOIRS of Captain GEORGE CARLE IN'A 'lOl4, an English Officer ; anecdotes of the War in Spain under the Earl of Pa 'tau RO Ut; n, and Many interesting Particulars relating to the Manners of skit Spaiiiards in the begin ning of the last Century. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and John Murray, 32, Fleet-street, London. e„' A very few Copihi are printed in Royal Octavo, price 11. 11s. 6d. in hoards. This day were published, in Bv4. price 95. boards. RACTE RISTIC AL VIEWS of the PAST Cand ache PRESENT STATE of the PEOPLE of OI'AIN and ITALY, addressed to an English Traveller. Ey JOHN ANDREWS, L. L. D. Printed for C. Chapple, 66, Pall-Mall; Craddock and Jay, ; and 11. D. Syniouds, 20, Paternostra;row. Where inky be had, just published, - 1 A Standard of the Eellish Concitution, with a Retrospee• tive View of Historical Occurrences b.:fore and after the Revo lution, inscribed pi.rmission) to his Royal Highness the. Duke of Kent, by James ferris, Esq. Cs. boards. 4. Memoirs of flu! Generals Pichegru and Moreau, by Louis Fauche l3ord, Esq. Prisoner iu the Temple thirty-three months, 4s. bd. sewed. - BY THE AUTHOR OF ALL THE TALENTS. This day was published, price 3s. Gd. sewed, TIDE COM E T. A MOCK NEWSPAPER. 1 Printed ler Stockdale. jun. 41, P:.11 Mall ; and Gilbert and HAT. s, l.a Grange and Keene, Dahlia—where may be Lal tha following c.:.kbrated Satires. J. d. AU the Talents, I9i.h Edit. 6% on Drawing Paper 10 6 All the Talents' Garland, uel editi on 4 0 All the Talents in Ireland, :1(.1 edition 1 6 More Talents Still ..- 1 0 Flagellum Flagellated 1 6 Britanniad and Hiberniad 2 6 The Simpliciad • 2 0 R B lied ook, or Francii the First 2 6 Pursuits of Agriculture, Cillito 1. ••• .. 2 6 The Second Canto is iii the ?fess. A Parody oil Ovid, by the Author of All the Talents, in a few days. • --- SO. much attenton has SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCORBUTIe DROPS gained in those Diseases this excellent alterative has been preicribedf . ir, that in the con•plaints of Scrophola E ru p t ions, increased action of the Glands , and dis eases depending upon obstruction'of the digestive Organs, it lira become the praoti;t•, from iri calehrity, to apply to it on the fir.t. appearance of th,:se e vils, or iu the re,noe'al of Scorbutic andithen imatic Alfection3, or Ulcerations, existing , from want of power M elderly people. This medicine is now sold in Bottles of ss. ed.—Double Bot tles inn,--.and larger 11. 4a. duty included, haring the.wortis— I By the King's Patent—express , s l on the Bottle, bill of Direction, and Outside: Wrapper. Tne King's duty also is primed is black ink. An allowance of rid. in eanli bo:tlf: on taking half a dozen. ------ GAM3LL'S BRITISH Tr..... TIIE Rev. .1. G ANIIII.1.: has beea favoured with - 11 - . many Cases of its elileacy, and the congratulations of nu merous Clery, , ymen—for the het.efit of the afflicted, the following few Cases are subjoined : TQ'TIIE RI Y. J. °AMBLE, SYDLINC, DORSET. Sir —Having labonred tinder a continual sick head-ache, and bi lious vomiting for the last t.O years, I purchased at your wholesale Agent's, Mr. BUTLER, No. 4, Cheapside, a packet of your Bri tish Tea. By taking it agreeably to the directions, I was relieved, and have continued taking It invariably to this time. I have the pleasure to Inform you I have not, for these last three months, ex perienced any sick heathach or bilious disorder, which I cutirely attribute to taking your Tea. In justice to you for so happy a discovery, and for the good of the commntihy, you are at liberty Make my case knows.- - 1 remain, Sir, your obedient servant, to .. .- . . .. - ELI'!.. PINCOT. go. r 7, Sunooreet, Bishopsgate, London. Jan. 29t $.43,-..Q‘tiag tOS sedentary life and the free use of Foreign Tea, my nerves were at times so much affected as to be deprived of rest —my thoughts were occupied with tire most frightful lon but e. nations sod starting.; in my steep. • I had the most abl g e h advice, to no patios. Varian maws tree tried, but without success. 1 wrt prevailed on to try Gast axes BRITISU TaA—l procured a packet at Messrs. Hazard and Binn's, Bath, which I dr.elk every . rivarnbig, and have continued it for throe months. Its salubrious Te t a or , ed l f na tt e 4 t i o ts good e b ful eal t t ff h e , c b ts. ut ! I f a a t m an s y ir tin y t o e ur l R.. BROWN. ll'ir:rtnbn;t:slltefen.sogerilret'et,. Bath, January 30, 1903. Sold .wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapslde, corner of Paternoster-row, London t Mr. Baxter, Edinburgh '_and Olasgow; and retailby most C o untry Booktellas and *di 'cine Venders, hi packets at 2s. 91. and ss. 641. caCh. • - . . , - - - - BY ORDEL "Or 'llia C-HaMiSSIONEKS FOR with QA.H.lir ANL) DiSPOS.-1.1. OF DANIIH MLLES. At the London ism, Plymouth, on friday twos , the 17th Yaw • at il o'Clock la the Forenoon, • THE Good Brig TRENDRE BRODR.E, Chris. , topher Poulson master. No: 79. • Length /NS W& Breadth Depth ' . Admeasurea aar . susions. • - - - • 1 71iFt. 0 Ts. - ' 21 . . '. 4 4 13 . 12t 52424 Tong. . Condemned as prioa.to the OVUM, and novalliff 44 eglivia• Atte, the good Gallia ANNA CHltisTiNA.' No. 4.i. length on Deck l•readth Admeasures DIM IL NSIO N b . .. a 55 Ft. 2 In: - 17 8 67 3-94 'runs. Condemned as prizeto the Crown, and 'lying iu Caswater. For viewing the Vessels, and any f urther particulars, apply at the Counting-house of • - Mr. THOMAS LOCKYER, Merchant, One of the Agents for Danish Prizes.. At tliti..ondon Tavern, Foxhole-stunt, Plymouth, on Friday, the 11th instant, ABOUT 180 Tons Lisbon Salt ; S Casks Wine, and 160 Boxes 1.0310111 and Oranges. Restored to the Claimants oa the Hirrvair, from Uibon. For view? g, and further informatioli, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, M.:lL:ant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the LONDON. TAVERN, FOXHOLE-STREET, PLY. MOU on FRIDAY, the 17th of lune ' at eleven, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, About 130 TOM Cocoa • So Cases PeruvLut Bark . 475 Ingots of Being the emir:: C.rgo of the Spanish brig Vigilamc, dtained, on her voyage from Litll4 to Spain, by his 'll , llk:sty's skip Aus.- rav sT. Michael Seymour, Esq. Commander, and 4 . ancg condem ned.as prize. Also, In pursuance of a COMlTlliti= of Appraisanent and Sale, addre sedtsi the Agents of Danish Prizes and John Hawiza, 50 Hogsheads Sugar, Landed from the Danish brig Hannah. 1 1 For Catalogues and other Particulars apply to JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. FOR ACCOUNT OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR DANISH PRIZES. At the Loudon Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday the 17th day of June Inst. at I 1 o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE Good Danish Barque NAIADEN , No. 53, • no figure head, of the following Dimensions: Length on Deck 70 Ft. 1 In. Dipth in the Hold 14 S Bre tith above the Wales 41 9 Adm mitare3 132 59-9 i Tons. For vi.wlnl, Inventories, and other particulars, apply to MM. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth, One Atli: Agents to the Commissioners for the Sale - of Danish Prizes. dt the ' London Tavern a , Ids.holo-etreet,l l lyinouth, on the 17th instant, IsoB. THE Copper-bottomed Brig VIGILANTE, Prize to his Majesty's Ship Amethyst, hilcitara Sri:moult, Commander. She is a fast sailer, and is well calculated foe dis• patch and general purposes of trade. Length on Deck, Al Ft. I In. lireadth abo4ve, —. 1!6 I Height between Decks, 5 15 Admeasures, • 204 59-24 Pons. For viewing, inventories and other particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Metthant, Plymouth. At the Lundon Tavern, Foxbol.:-street, Plymouth, on Friday, the 17th day of June, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, THE FRENCH LUGGER PRIVATEER LA SYMLLE, square stern, pierced for fourteen };stns, condemned u Prize to his Majesty'i ship Seine, Thomas Atkins, Esq. Commander. She is a well built vessel, nearly new sails rema rkably fast, and is admirably calculated fur a Yac ht or Packet. . DIMENSIONS. - Length on Deck - - 59 Ft. 6 In. Breadth - ' - - - 16 0 Admeasures - - 69 10-94 Tons. For viewing the Vessel and Stoics, Inventories and futther Par ticulars., apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER Plymouth, 4th June, 1 SOS. Merchant, Plymouth. Also, by Order of the Comsnissiothrs for Sale of Danish Prises, FOR SALE, the good Danish Brig ALVOEN, No. 18, square stern, and a sexual head. Diu 2 xsio it s : Length - • • 11,7 Ft. 0 In. Breadth - - 26 0 lieighth between Decks - 4 9 i Extreme Depth - le Ot Adineasures . 242 33-94 Toos. Condemned as Prize to the Crown. For viewing the Vessel, Inventories, and further Particulirs, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, One of the Agents for sale of Danish Prises. BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE CARE • AND DISPOSAL OF DANISK PROPERTY. On the Premises of Mesas.. Widow *nano* and Son, Briton- Side, Plymouth, on Friday, the 17th instant, at Eleven preciiely, THE Ship FORTUNA, No. 97, with all her Stoles and Materials, as she now lays. DIMENS101,11: - length - - - TO Ft. 5 In: Breadth - - 25 si Admeasures - - 900 15-94 'tons. She Is well calculated for the general purposes of Trade. After which will be Sold, 275 Whole and 59 Halt Barrels Riee, Part of the Cargo of the Johan Henrich, Jacob. Wettern, Master, restored to the Claimant. 3 Half Butt of Wine, and 1 Small Cask Ditto, Part of the Cargo of the Pahnbaum, B. Jofgenson, Muter, re stored to the Minuet. And, about 350 Tons of Sok, Part of the Cargo of the Portuguese ship Admiral Nelson, Fran. Benido de Combo, Master. Also, by virtues( a Commission of Appralsament and Slllll. ism' AAkio, from the High Court of Admiralty, addressed to the Commis sioners Proper / for Port ug uese , and Edmund I.ockyer, Esq. it Chests German Linen, viz. z Cask Hare Skins, and 4 Chests m a 's 1 Case Hare's. Hair - 4 Ditto Britannia's ' Being part of the Cargo of the Cailwrina, --•- Snip, Mager. One third on the Vassel, and 25 per cent. on the other Goo.:s, i n c as h or Binh of England Notes, ate. be required aa deposit .:t the Bine of Sale, apd the remainder beftee sila delivery of at. Lop The The Danish Commissiomn will not consider acy pur chase binding on their part, unless the aid deposit is tnide prior to the purchaser quitting the Sale-room. per v iewing the above, and further portkulars, apply thee &ye before the Sale, at the counting -home timid . Widow SY:4ONS and3ol4, Plymouth.