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LvrrauGENCO..l. - • . rowesuotrw, Aram V). Ptit 'welt tisTitsjesty's rtuFr< Ylelp' witeme, Ji ro _ wedary, atoll Asaarereths, gitn the tlcet foi• the West ludies.-+Yrasl W. porauntiklialL 14. Calile in His 111ajest3''s shiproSiriolktw, Scorpion, and La Recife, trou► a . erlft* Cockatrice I.ud Eagle, with a vonvey front the Downs. The Four ! Shiers, of this port, from Wales, was run down, on Finlay la-V, otf the Eddystone, by a large cutter, and sunk itatnediatety ; the crew saved. A vignal is made at Maker-Tower, for five sail of the line to the westwitrd, suoposed to be Admiral Duckworth's *quadrats. PALI4OdTII. APRIL 17. Sailed the brig Pilo, is Kan., with the Andrews; Mary, Dusmore ; Erperitneat,----, for blnlt.e: and the Dili:;ente, store-ships for Gibraltar, tojoia the outvrard-tioand Nlerliterrancan fleet now of this uort, under convoy of the Volu , taire, of 40 Runs, and Serapit, armed en Pte. The fleet con sisted of about 40 sail, and proceeded down Chautiel with a tine Breese. Yesterday sailed the Prin-ess Charlotte packet, Gibbon, with mails of the Gth in for Barbadoes and Jamaica; and the Duke of Kent, Coatessvortii. with mails of nine date for klalifax and New Ydrk. DELI, ♦I'RIL 19. Sia ea Ilia Majesty's whip Leda. fur Sheerness. iutl Southerly. Hel.T. APRIL 19, • The Providence Goodwill, Captain Briggs, ar rived herr, en Saturday evening, from Loudon, and brings information, that on the NMIe wort:- inc, about six o'clock, a smack-bullt privateer, i‘h rigged topsail-yard and black sides, fell 'Ai with a fleet of about saii of light collies, awl brought fear of them to, Saltfleet hearing W. by S. June lowerel his stern haat, and boarded theta ; they afterwards bore away with him s steering E.S.E. appearing to be captured. RIDDELLUN SYSTEM Colonel Riddell has dedicated hi, late publi cation of Tie ilithlelliax SOCA, to the M em b e r. of both Mouses of Parlianient, and the followiog extract ws his rs.uson for isa doing : ts From that source of 'authentic information (the debates of .butte Houses , of have repeatedly read, that on the most accurate and moderate calculation, many thousilinis of our brave troops: and seamen are annually sweist aw:sv 1 - 4,) the dreadful ravages of the Yellaw Fever, and other tfopicaldisordero, iocidesit to the . sVest India Islands. This circumstance alone would plead my excuse for the liberty A have now taken ; as asy sal design is to inform "Vet:, Wail have by long study, and considerable practice, discovered a safe and efficacious medicine, which erfecnially cures and eradicates every kind of fever, in a short time, and which I hare every reason to helieae will put an cad to those inexorable devastations of the human specissi. " lam willing and desirous that His Majesty's is_iovernment should have au oriportuoity of evinc ing their uttentioa to the fate of our breve forces by sea and laud, in those climates, snore especially, where disease is se inuxh more destructive than the ; And I hereby offer to attend any naval or military hospital, under the express inspection and Ituperintentlitutce of physicians appointed by them selves, and to administer my tniedieine (even in the most desperate vas's? peivided I may have others not so far advanegd'lri the rued of death ; and by a fair and, impartial trial of its sorperior el;eacy, I am determined to stand or fall in their estimation." An Account of all the Sums of Nfooey drawn by Treasury W'arrant out of the handset the Receivers Cenral of the Land Revenue, for the service of the department of the Surveyor General of Woods cud Forests, since the year 1797 ; distinguishing the amount so received in each year respectively : Dates rran o t f Sums .1. Ro lIIN lON. Esst Surveyor Ileneral. Ws. 179.—Winds.,r Crest Park, for erectia a kairper'a 1 L 5,911 II 4 Hampton Court Park, relatildiag fences, ace. - 7y•--.Wliittlewood Foust, Ri pairs to alio--Blishr Park, Repairs to Li.dee Simnel, Dep. Sneaciii• of Woods, eke. Salary and Expenses iadsor itoresk, Repairs Swialey Lodi"' - St. James's and Hyde Parks, Repairs in iil,l Rirbruntal Park, Repairs of Deputy „ Raorrea Lodge Bushy Park, I:nprisses of an facto sure of Waste - Whitiltwood Forest, Works and Re- 1 ,01.$0 0 0 sal 4 0 SOO 0 U i• 3 7 II A, 3 1 1,119 5 9 1,i , 4 5 141 )•M) 9 10 • pain Richmond Pork, ditto - Ragebot Lodge, dato itt•-2--Llitsby Valk, cotta tAird ut RVIr, Sone% (ieseral I BEIS—WiRdROE Forma nod Port., Work' there tit. James's and Hplr ilitto tana—Richmor• rook, %11,,te Lulgo Re. pairs, au Lord ROBERT sprn CFR, Surveyor General lao7—Balanre on final soros:lt of Itlallt Hon. ehnrlro !MORI ERB, u late Racemes Eveßtrill, Smith Nalco II 5 :id, 5 In 6,:15 u ni Jai II 11 1.0.10 0 0 O,SOO 0 0 1.:t11 0 10 Tatra - - L. u , a tI; 11 CORN EXCII !AGE, APRIL '2O. This day therms\ arrivala of Wheat are few, but the Bur r% at baud quite meal to We desuaud--samph a of meoiol sod ulterior qualities are rather . tu aper Earley sod Malt roily at last price'. Beans of each descriptiou are somewhat lower. Terefew Whitt. Pots There ire tol rah:e supplit a of Oats sad this trade is aratly at last prices. H ear plcauml , and heavy sale at the prices quoted. COItItIE.NT PRICE OF GRAIN. %limit Cis. atie. 70s. Tick Barer (()ki) 410. 50.64.. 1 las ditto .. ;it. 7lin Oats ass. 3.11. WS. 1:. - e 4 AL 4.4. Poland J9s. 4411. ad. . bsiti ..4414 474. Old, , Petahre ditt0....... 4dll. ad. :Al LAI Wilk Pr . ISos too.. the I% ' Site. 6ta. 111:40‘ Pima ... ...... asp. 344. became aim 3,3 a. ite361( 4 )1d).....5t5: 5433 Ed COArMARK , Ara's. ea. • 1144 at Market. Sold. Price. • 72.. Nwcustle as .... us. ad. • 33a. ad. £l..st.ad,.;:m4 a .... ate. 0.1. a 431. et 2..1ft...et Cool ii.C..i.iiiia •.•.•••••• s .•.. 4,. *A. el. O. . Hooke lately pobledted by J. MAW MAN, No. Yt, Poultry: I. tilt; IIiSTORY of FRANCE, under the Kip of the nee Valois, tram the steeeveivie of tee fifty is IJtia, to the Death of Cliedre tbe Niuth le as-e. Ny NATHANIEL WILLIAM WHANALL, Leg. Thu Hakim, with very cousiderable Auglosidetioes. g Yoh. goo. Vie. beard,. Re the ease Author TOI.; It THROUGH the W ESTEIth , SZ)UTH ERN, end INTERIOR PROVINCES of PRANCE, to the Teem ins mud inti. Third Edition, corrected sad augmented, price es. boarile. a. The TRAVELS of ANACHARSIS the Youitper, Groom, Morin , : the Altddleof the Fowetb Century, Woe thp Christmas Ara tressilittd from the Frisch of the late .41,1 m Barthelemy. 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Prestdeot of IL Collar of New J say, A wrici, tort.. 64. bustia A LL 'TRUTH ZS .ALT.TTAIr.tY TO SIA% tom. a n d whoever discovers or &rows it Is tug pOithea. renders an essecf.al Service to Lis Country auttliais hand. Profesaimist Men Lave, of late, through the miwfin,oe or the Press, laid befuse the public eye the serious syraploms of disorders, w hich, hosever ' to the delicate mad sitaimvu, ble mind, it is only necemaryfor us to Omni at. 11: bare the happloass .to inform those persona, who, citin r from coast autiou or acciale4t, ur acquired habit, fr, Q , hail study, claitoge of climate, violert tlivippo;:ttin e nt, h a . moderate grief, or excesses of any kuol, Labour oilier thous diserttes Lich result from a deratoteusent of ittatVlth SYSTEM, a genera Joe partial DEBILITY, that, Ir.'s.' die union of more accurate gummiest knowledge, w4l, ‘,„„„ elaborate chemical auialysis, we have it in our pow, r to lienne, in most mows, a perfect re - establielnacat of heaith cud strength. . . . The lim"ka, steel, and other tonic medicines, which have been nstmlly almiuiste rid, in one clam of those complaint,: we lime found, from experience, to be by an urer ~ . g a d eq „4 to the performance o a complete and lioitiag care; am SIERCURY, the ordinary specific in other cases is MM. venially known to be proalactier 4 of the , hiev up effect, on the human constitution; we Inert therefore la boured, by taming thew hole of oar attention reclusively to thi s sobjert, pod by the aid of 17 years esperience is an ev teasers practice, to utter to the public a male of tremiaert entirely new, which has in nu OW instance hitherto b...., known to fail. As a great part of these diseases has iM seat that has been particularly attended to iu the present tuctli.:d of cure; Ina, as it is a fact, well known to professional me n , that pyrstum of each are, and of all ages, of all situations 11l hie, and every description of character, are liable to dim s di.urdcra, ders, particularl) those of elegant ;nd rulrirsited ennuis, very refined seutiroeuts mud feelings, sod of studious sedr:._ tar) habits, most especially those of a quick mi.! lively fancy, and fertile imaginatio.:--thr Post, the Paiatee, 2,4 the:\ ovelist—and these shorn an atlhient fortune and hixk ✓ank in society have excluded from all manual labour, and regular employment; fur the sake of such Patients, minds, naturally tiwi4, are roylereel still inure so by the .wy nature of their complaint, the strictest atisottou to *brae,' sad secrecy, and a rattle, a permanent and 174. decal Cure, is solemnly promised. Messrs. CURRIL sad CO. Surgeons, may be consulted al their , honey Nu. 107, Hatton-Ganleu, by Pat,-ma of ✓at's' sex, peraunally, ur Ly letter (post pool inch, ing Dank NOW, when tlte necessary Advice scirl 31stliciuta be peen, or sent to any part of the kiWami. Patients in the moictrs ant crepitated to Ilwrib.'the par_ similar, of their complaints, ages, sod general habit of to 7, Hatton Garde*. THE LATE MR. WALKER'. VALUABLE WO&I►S FOR SCHOOLS, AND FOR YOURO FUSON,. NEV EDITIONS. (Fee an interesting account4l;i ot;, sad of Writhapf see The Attie: weft, No. Ix) • The day are published, 1. I li CRITICAL I'Itt.)NoUNCING DIC. TIONARY, sod EXPOSITOR of the ENGLISH ,LAFIGDAGF : Its which the meaning of setri Word is es. }kissed, Sound of every Sy liable is clearly elms ; and whi l e ova, a re ■nbjert to different Prussuriemtiuns, the Au thorities of our best Pronouncing Dietiomuries are fully es. hibited, a Masons far each are at large displayed; and do pnleruble Pronnuelatiuti is pointed out. 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Malin, Farey's.ear, Nadity&ace, Highgate, b. crier and thapataa .. . I 11 • DIVIDEND. John I)iiiple, Wa:drvorth. Smell, whites.' amAgirrt*r i i raiet tIF STOCKii YkitiTZILW. PMI stuck 3 per Cent. .. • • ••• •• • rA,r, t•r • • 134 1:.1 3 per rent. Coto: of 4 per Cent r . F3l) 5 per Crut. Neel ..... i Imp. Autkulties -tu Irish 3 per Celle IpAin Buthis risfotlit. I his. Exclirpter 111114 India for 1.'t:...... -174 Cousuis fur Silt; BIS!), nsuck-isreker, 4, Co :mill, and 9, ClUriug Cron. ";Luttii,‘GEs. Yesterday, at Citelsta by the Rev. Clement Cottrell, firmer Kintlerloy,mi Lit:coati's No, Fag. t 3liss A.tmus, eldest daughter of Jolla Adams, :me of Peterweil, In the county of Cardigan, Fail. ou'remaley„ at St. Years, Corret-gartleu, by thr Rev. Dr. Munn, Mr. Wilily, to the tis)nmrket, to 31its Blks, of King-street, Cureut-g attest. On the, 101 l i;,stri.t, at tit. Mary, I.rmbetlo, Tipping Thn aw Rigby, Uri. of the Ann. r to Ants Gliu, aiesimel daughier siJobn Cuusirs, llsq. of South Lambed'. HIGH WATIUI, THIS I)AV, AT LOND(Hi-HRUHIZ. Slurs. 37....55iu. after.. to— P.vom. 23....rniu. after.. •11 SALE BY AUC7IOI4. VALUABLE COAL AND IRON WARES FOR s.u.r. To he exposed to .VoleAtary PUBLIC SALE, with)) the Royal Evehenire Cudrr-►cause, littiohtergh, upon X9'1:!)• NINDAY, the If th of Jane peel, at 'two tedeek in the Afternoon, A LI. that V aIUu4Ie PROPERTY and CON ./ IL CERN, Iw4unginfir to the CALI)ER COAL COM PANY, intaated an the Pennine of OW and New AlsAlard, innl Shire wilaoarlc. i'rewasescosisist of the fullowitigg 1. A Lease, correi.t for twenty-live years,irl May 1794, of the COAL, in the whole Lands and Estates of Gaeta herrie and o th e rs, the property of John Biondi .11 I'.sq. This Cosi is of an extelleot crudity, and has long been "iron& to 'Mit advantage. Ur:MO.OSe at present Latvian eighty sad ninety Colliers, and three are Illirsas 03 the Pre- mixes for at least that chamber. The initput foe some years h.:. been, front 50, , f00 to 00719 cat is ;airmail, ; and, se the Company bare a coati tel to supply a single C ustomer with 25.000 Carts annually, and ale wt.., entit:ed by the feu right of the Calder.l %lurk!, I. furir..ll the alto iltiC. R it !endued by that Couripria, there is as croon to npptebead a diminu tion ante ontpat, espeimily at the Colliery is sidling' tea miles of Glioi.on, and there to a rare cat fS to thr l'atial to the Colliery, by wh:ris the. meals may he (suave niently trawsported to that City, and its tielt amd populous treighbourhood. The Cootpaoy'e buts, o Web are amply sulficient far this pur i sm% as well au a et:napkin St, k Horses fuel Carts, and of all Mschritery, Toots, sod 1 4rsiis, necaarty for carrying us tee Contiltris, tett& the Stuck el Minerals on Ihe Premises at the pctfoill of the Sale, will be sold Moog with Wurbs. 11. The littrA IA ORES belonging .tricthw .13sespasy, erected ',pot a feu from Mr. Colt,'"Withlsotiwir mil., of, Andrie, and ten of Glasgow, nna. ling of two Blast Por tiere., biotin h y r a ilm:Ae-power Slam Encine, with the s bole of their M achinery, Boadicea, snot I . lengths, tli reto belonging. The Company find • testi)? Salt fur their Iron. which, front the near mialiboolliouel of theltfunlilsoil they hare it in ,her power to transport at a moderate expense to Glaszow, snit thence bi the Forth and Clyde Camel, to rvcry other part of 11w rotary. There is a large and commodious House for the 31ansier, and a sufficie.try of Homes fur the ttorkmen. There are, betides, upon the Premises, Eieetious fo: a Steel NI ansfactory sod fouacli•ry, with the nere.aary tiarhierry for thew ! "frith way be vaittageonsle wrought in coonection wi.h the Tree Worke-.... The whole Buildings and Machinery have Wen coniteurted within three few yi me, arm thetnost approved pew - Vt.; and the Tools and I tectsls thteeriry Oaf carrying cm this extensive Establishineet are in the completcst order. The Company bold Leases of Iron Stone, eitbio a mode rate rfistmom tithe Works, which atrard attempts supply far the Foustscvs, fur a measlier of years. Theta Looms it ill be assigned to the Putchoser. 111. The Leases "(the Lends of GARTUR K, and etherai belonging to Mr. Colt, actleinsw!ing of about ion South, est Ito English Acres of ;nod Arahle land. Them imuils, beirig is the vicinity of the Worts, forth ap essen tial port of the Elitahllehateut. The Ceases are current for the same tri mu( years as the Cum/tsar' Lease of the Cont. 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