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~.. ~.J_ `MWW Il fb'WV iltrm4e r ilrlM THU. PAPTRA LAID aavootr. T'llE ittit”lr ay IvorECTING Slit 140MV. r0P11.394. • (Continsati from aue Pater 0,/ Thip r I,y, ) No. ITl.Hcopy .) From Sir Home I>oritm.l to 'Capt. Spats!. Filial the report of the Builderi reweeling the worthiness of , the Sensible to be.repaired and new coppered, .from the opinion of Mr. Stothart, the Naval Arebiteet,llow , in Calcutta, that she has the finest bottom he ever saw, and from my own jodg., silent 'after a minute examination of her timbers in e lock, I have determined that she shall be repaired and coppered accordingly ; you will therefore use your utmost exertions to-forward the repairs of the sail ship, seeing that the black carpenters, who are naturally indolent, work the whole time they are. on board, and give every other superintenden. cy in your power to forward this work. Y-;ti will also return all stores that are unserviceable, and likely to be so in The course of a short time, .as it will he very difficult to replace them on our arrival in the Red Sea, and indent for every thing necessary to complete her with six months stores. Yottwill see . that the proper ()Ricers take the - rcgoisite receipts from the Naval Oflker, and that they are particular so ,the examination of all stores delivered, rejecting such as are not in every respell tit for His Majesty's Service. Your exertions to get His Majesty's ship under youreommand fitted with every Possible dis., patch is at this moment very much desired, as 'he' is wanted to return to the Red Sea with a convo' rif Vittuallers antl Transports :.after she is out of clock you will take the earliest opportunity of re. 'porting to me when,, in your judgment, she will be ready for sea, that I may make ray arrangements accordingly. (Signed) Home POPHAM. Copy of aletrer from Wtt.t.ra:m Mmtsocrr, Esti. Secretary to the Admiralty, to' Captain sir 110t.%2 porkiAm ; dated gth of MArCh, 1804. I have received and communicated to . mi Lords Commissioners of the AdMiralty your litter of the 6th instant; and I ant cwnmanded by their Loa. ships to acquaint "you, rh.it the Papers which 'have been referred to the Commissioners of Inquiry, re. late merely to the Expenditure and Purchases of the Stores and ProVigions for the Ships late under :your orders, and the Stir of such Articles .as were sent on shore, the circum,tance.s of which their Lord. -td ups had neither time nor poWers fully to investi. gate; and their Lordships will dire& that you may he furnished with Copies of the Reports made by the goy and ViCtualling hoards on this suhjen, on your Making application to them for that purpose, I am, &c. WM, MA.KsDEN• Copy of :a Letter from Sir 'Two Poruoit to Navy Board ; dared r ith March, 1804. York. Place, March 11, 1804. CENTLEMRII, _ _ The expression which your Report, with reopen to the Supplies to the Squadron lately under my command, drew froth my Lords Commissioners of the 4elmiralty, made it indispensibly necessary that sliciold be furnished with such Report or Reports Emit Papers relating thereto ; and I therefore applied tat their Lordships to dirett the same to be trans. witted to me, as you will see by the enclosed Copy of a Letter to their Secretary, accompanied by his answer, from which I trust you will do tne the fa, your of direCting all the Papers conneCted with this subjett to be transmitted to me as soon as it may suit your convenience. I have the honour to he, Honourable Gentlemen, your most obedient lognlsle Servant, TO the Hoe. the Principal HOMU POrilAtte (Veers and Conoeissren. era of His Witco's Na. ru, Lorick". 011.0. 1 . 0010 Copy of II Letter from Sir HOMIt POTIMPAII, Ks M. to WILLIAM Mmtspett, Esq. Secretary of the Admiralty ; dated 6.h March, 'So+. , I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Letter of the 4th instant, acqoairitinkme that the Reports which have been made to their Lord. ships from the Commissioners of the Navy and Vittualling, on the sutra of the Expenditure, Purchnses, end on, , of Stores and Provisions for the Ships late under my orders in the East Indies rand the necount of sales of such articles as were sent on shore to Mr. Louis, (beint of the most ex. traortlinery complexion) their Lordships have deemed it expedient to lay the whole before the Coinraissioners of lequiry into Navel Abuses, &c. In answsr to which, I cannot help expressing my eurprise, that rheir Lordshipe should have decided so refer an ex tart, statement of the Navy Board to the Commissioners for Inquiry into Naval Abuses,* who cannot, from the nature of their Institution, take into consideration the circumstances under which 1 aeled, °r enter fairly into a detail of the ab. so l ut e se rvices I rendered my Country,_ dating the lime I commanded in the Red Sea. I need scarce repeat to you, that on the first 'assembling of the Committee of Investigation at Chatham, I had some difficulty in abtaining per. mission even to be present, and then I was not at. to ask any question whatever ; and I have frequently, since Ilia pariMl, applied in vain to at . tend the Commissioners of the Navy, for the pur. soces of exylaining any circumsvinces which, when led into a reference, might occa.ion considerable tielay. I hold my concluft totally independent and equal. ly uncormened with the tranatiorts of Mr. Louis, the Naval Officer at Calcutta, appointed by Ad. wird Rainier, and who, by his order, of the Bth of Au , teat, t 8,.) 1, already s ubmitted to the Corn. 11 , 1 ,biOttcrs oldie Navy, dire6lecl me to apply to Mr. Lodi, f such Stoics as I deemed necessary for His L1,6 2 13/ 1 4 acrv)ce. Ijitlet t hr.sr Otcumstances, I beg leave to request, LON DO'N : Minted by It 144 the 1.-J•ina OFF 4 that you will move their Lordship to dire& a Copy of such Report or Reports, as have been mat by the Navy or ViCtualling Board respeeling my self, to be transmitted to me, agreeably to the as surance of Lord St. Vincent, in his Letter of the 3d.of July, where he says, .That the. Admiralty Board have clitcded the Commissioners of the Navy to report on the subjeit of the Expences incurred by the Ships late under my orders in tee East Indies, and when that Report is received, a Copy of it will Ile transmitted to Sir Home Popham, with such re. marks as the Board may think lit to make ; and which Report I : feel, absolutely., essential for me, to determine what steps it will be most expedient to take for the proteCtion end justification of my con. dot and charafter. • I have the Honour to be, Sir, Your most obedient humble Servant, (Signed) • ITIO . Nie rorstam: COURT OF CIIANCRY. CONTINUATION 07 TUC CAVSZ, 51 1 .YINOUlt. ZUSTON. Y E -rsaDAY the ArroltNET-GNPRAL , resumed the speech, which' our Readers will remember was interrupted by the CHANCLLOR. We were not in Court early enough' to near the commencement. He said, 'that if his Lordship was to make the decree wished for by the opposite side, it would form the' . basis of a goad novel ; 'his Lordship would be a standing jest for every old Woman in the country. He,objetted to the probability of so. young a child being so deeply affefted in its health as the Physi. clans seemed to think ; . that the pleasure and 'novel.. ty 'of associating with its brothers and sisters, and visiting its relations, would soon efface the impressions of regret it might feel at leaving Mrs. Fitzherbett. lie thought it inconsistent with rite laws' that any'Catholic should have the guar. dianship of is Protestant ; that it was one of their principal tenets, that no religion,, except their own, came within the pale of salvation ; that as that was the 'case, Mrs. F.'a conduft to the infant Might have somewhat the appearance of indifference towards religion. His Learned Friend (Mr. ER. SUNS) had rut a strong case to his Lordship's feelings '; he had supposed the child might die in Case of the fatal 'removal—what would be the sen timents of ,his Lordship, , when lie reproached him. self as the murderer of the unhappy orphan I He (the AT roaxEl7.Gittra RAO WOu;ii stlopoSe Mrs. F. on her death-bed, the Priest refusiog her absolution, because she had not complied with the tenets of the Roman Catholics,' but educated, or caused this child to be educated, as, an heretif... Might not this scene have the most dangerous tendency on the Mind of the child ? What would be more likely than this scene to effeft a change in its religious principles ? The Reverend Mr. Crofts said in his affidavit, 'that' theehild was likely . to be a firm member of the Church of England. .He thought the Rev. Gentle. man assumed tnOinuch ; that he could' not conceive how Mr. Croft 'was authorised to say, that a girl of five or Six years old was likely 'o be firm member of the establishment. He finished by saying, that it . was not' only improper, but illegal, to leave the child with Mrs. Fitzerbert. .Mt. RICH/Alas was OM the same Side as the AT. TORNEY•GaNaRAL. He thought that Lord Hugh Seymour. by his will, wished Lord Euston 'and Lord Henry SeyMour to be guarcii;ma ; that, on the contrary, there was not a word which implied a wish,'or gave the most distant hint of a desire, that Mrs. F. aballid have the care of the child ; that all the laws of the Realm enjoined that every child should be educated in titieatablislied religion of the Church of England'; that the laws guarded more particularly against Catholics than anyseft of Chris. cians, although they were 'as lenient as they could be, with safety to the Constitution ; that it was his firm belief that Mrs. liltzbetbert was a strifl and conscientious Catholic ; he also believed, that she wished the child 'to be brought up a Protestant, but situated as it then was, there were many chances against it ; that Mrs. Fitzherbert must abitain, from all n conversatio with it on religious topics, but was it gitite clear - that n• one had accey to ,the child .who would not scruple to do that which 'the mistress of the family declined'? No intimate, no visitor, no papist servant, a favourite of child.? TheCiteattaStaaCe of IVlrs.Fitzhethert refraining from attempting what would give her so' much pleasure and satisfaftion, would have Mach weight on a mind of so much 'sensibility and affellion as the child w.as said to be possessed of. The words father and proteltor, which His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales stated le have been made use,of by Lidy Horatio, with regard to him, were commonly used merely 1111 figUrfl.the that they could have no other meaning, us Lady H. supposed Lord Hugh to be living, and in good health, as,• indeed, lie was at that time, although absent. He did not think that.the Court of Chancery, should be frig/ward from its duty by the affidavits of physicians • every One knew how soon impressions were made on young minds, and how soon era Ced; with regard to buys going to school it wasj " The tear forgot AS soon AS shed.'" He noticed a small inconsistency in the affidavits of the ehpieians. The CHANCELLOR was in haste to attend tl,e House, and Mr. RICHARUS concluded in much the name manner 'as the ATTORtar-GENsitm..—The remainder will he heard to.day. ItoLT,Atttst, in his Letters on the English Nation, says,' that he is surprized there should 'be any Md. ney . Lenders in England where,' insread•of paying sixty per Cent. a person for a small sum may obtain a Prize in the Lottery, sufficient to place him a6ove • . all want. sk • - - • No. 29, Arundel-street, Sept. 15 °4. LIOR Eleven Years I have relinqutshed all other P ra6tioe for, the Treatment f Vnere f il.Censplaints, and the cure of those deficiencies wrirch,are the aonsequenoes of a-destrudive habit. The undoubted qualifications which I possess, as a Mem ber of the Royal College' of Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon in the Army, and the extent, of rur experience m this peculiar line, constitute My tr.laiin to that superiority, which "cannot be attained by the illiterate, or even by the most respeCtable general PratittiOner, whose mind is harassedbY attention to an jitarnenie variety of Disorders. The very singular complaints of Disease and Debility, in which from every part of the world I have been consulted, must have considerably conduced to my perfeilt comprelien. slots or the most cornplicated. Lases. if Diseases arise from tne indiscretion of as unguarded mo ment, and if such Cities of distressful disarrangement do exist, as those. which are ,the consequences of an habitual vice, can any Man assume a better title to treat them than a regular Surgeon, resigning all other Practiee for the Treat. latent of these, andi concentrating his attention and studies to this particular point ? In recent Cases of Infection, all Pain, Danger, and Die. trues may be avoided, and In the first sensations or local WeAttess, much ftiture misery may be prevented, by such means of re-animation as wilt restore health and strength to the Constitution. _ _ . . . Through inconsiderate inlet the slightest cases became important, but it is the acquirement of exclusive experience in this line - to give a safe and permanent restoration, even when other PrAditioners have tailed: The terms of remuneration are precisely stated on the first interview, ,but no letters arc answeredwiless x Sink NOW is MARTIN ItREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. No. 29, Arundel-street, Strand, near . 'remple-bar. Thep: is an additional entrance in hater-street, adjoining. • ro Ttioros TAYLOR, Esq. Deer Sir, No. 9, New Bridzo-Strect, London. I. 1? EEL it a Duty incumbent upo n me, to inform you or the very ' real and extra° . s inark Cute I have re. ceived from your invaluable Medicine, LEAK E's PATENT PI LLS. , About two Years ago, 1 was attacked with a VENEREAL DISORDER, which j treated rather stlghtly fin some time, but the Disease at lengthspreading all over my body, I was obliged to apply to the most eminent of the Faculty, but their assistance alfurded only temporary relief I we at through various Countos uf Salivation, and from being tathi of -a coroutent habit, was reduced to a mare skeleton. The Ulcers 'that spread all over my Limbs raikiered me a com plete Object, so that my Friends despaiied of hly recovery. - \Vhen brought to this situation, I considered death as inevi table, but a relation of mine commenting upon the . many Cases in which your Pills had succeeded, I was Induced to try a got of them, which 1 thought rather relieved me, and by persuvering for two or three months, and f0110 , ...ing your directions, 1 experienced tlw most unaccountable relaxation frwn pain, the sores gradually subsiding ; 1 am now; thank God, perfeCtly recovered, and Walking out daily: I doubt not, but one more box Which 1 think•cautioUs to take, will estash my bealth inits original state, It with the most heart-telt gratitude, that I subscribe, myself, Sir, your much obliged humble Servant, Deans ate, Manchester, My r, 1801. W, P k:ARSON. P. S. For the public benefit, Ido not °lnca to the above being published, but leave you to act as your own better judgment shall dietate. Prepared and Sold by the pole Prnprictor, • , Tiro:. TA a boa, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street ; • Where, attar a constant residence of more than Thirty-six Years, in a practice particularly . direCted to the Cure of Venereal Cinnplaints, and those incidental t o th e P arrs Generation in both Sexier., with that inviolable secrecy which Men of his Protessioo should always observe, he flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous ly administers to Persons takieg this Medicine, 'will be esteemed by a diseerning Public, as an advantage saldorn • to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also send, by his Apppintimtt, tor the convenience D I those living at -a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Al ban'S-Street. Pall' Mall; the 'foyattop, No: tai, Oxford street ; Mr. Disborough's No. - .7, Fish. s treet-hill ; M r . Steel's, Bookseller, Nip. I,'Union- r o w, Littie Tower-hill Mr. liaxter's South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Callwell's, ; Mr. Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson's,:Man cheater ; and by one Person in every considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Poxes or only as: 9d, each, sealed up with:full and plain directions, wheteby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, ape - A, secrecy, and satety, N. IL Every Box sold in Great Britain Is sealed up' with 2 stami), ou.which - ,' by favour of the commisseriera,,isprint-• ar ne stamp-office, " T. Taylor, NO, 9, NeW bridge. sire , i oTi ii a r e which is Felony, and all Other 4 are court. ter Li t 4. SHIP NEWS. POSLIC, APRIL 24. Arrived—the Charlotte, Fuller, ;nit Arne, Wedind, from Weymouth ; Anna, King, Old Nra. Sr... •Contonad, Congo, front London ; Industry, Brooks, 2nd lacob,,Tucker. !tom Exeter; Atlive, Grittittu!, from CatllArvon ; flope, Nethe r . v.vott, tram thistinp ; Young Roseius, Banger, from Val. moutti; and Commerce, Coc.kran, trout Tormirion. Sailed—the Spring, Warren, for Wltrainichi ; Minerva, Bell, for Waterriod ; Good Intent, Thai:hell, awl Hope Mane laws, for F.ihnouth ; Vrothers, Lambert, Jul Bristol ; Sue-. cess, and Resolution, Wilscin, tor Liverpool., , pulltsheci w It. r A ail iz)* t , ,, the Letters fthe 1, o.S futh ti n-stme,t, ...,rosvenot.s.VV l ; 'cumin II Arot Is (of No. 4, Martiett-cotrt,).4,,vl.sri- er oe, No. 112, Strand ; tvlicre Ailiertosextits, Orders at t ot (post.taidi s (DUI( tic addr"l". curedjadrEeele,Tcogalvo.TeiiriUgryTiS kELAX E 0, . long.o e rea N na D S l Zl.nntsißue Consumptive p i l. h tl i e v c o 1 441 G b l i i L 1 i mmedia t e , li s A rc D s l ; o l :::: llll l i L :v ei e 01: ),! 11 : :1•11 / 1 1:141 ::: C: i i l c°1 ; :c . ::t i n t A h m is s' the 4 t v io itai flesh, firm ant repair of blood, an t emaciated lit 411 0,! ',,,i t t vol t and balsamic, and the HMO bd c Persons w h o * i l l haveirichiti.tsimththiNtseoatt:uliecilnhole4ilptiolpliiriesiritticvcic.ihtite.asnigset;oret h s :abcny:hdli 1:11.:‘;-;:ci:it j_varittg;iclioi,roijirou:','lia:lileittlii orative nt w b irl bec ome dilit arnnaThei itmon o ue powers be n it o chn t ed e ch n r :i ra t r e li l dl y scP cle is s tis t sirbh4YlPecal:4iii:":illr4°4ll:l4.4 T reSid4d in hbt Cliniz' Geutletlic imortant atartitehleeol2llStea'Ultriati°dtlifl..icsic ni'w.en lbe t j the 11°1°41 L s iwith excruciating pains in' the. bowels, and i b i t i , e t s , t 31:11arCisli means and o f relate restoring irienl° t v h ent o : l ig i s a r t i l liw t - t st::ffirnici;edli:vii ti c l.r i t - i j- 1 11 s 3 l :ya r te' e .3 . _.„ Fe v er in Atrterica. It 4ives imrriediate relief.; ;two, rer getrihnecic:thiunliict.sanndsefiatto4tatelycirt,esm. eves the conli"j" ) iritsF ?.''' gum' and nervous debility it cherishes the animal tt iliti at or givestom permanent vigour t o the system. In c u , ,Tl:ing the P r ;:. stomach it has unparalielatl,virtue4, by accco,, 0 , r ent gress cf digestion, corietting critiitie:4 and :jl ) c c ''' ' in t; tl h liOi streams In i e e d : N, t t oati o Nal t r i l 1 :: : I ( t l it S 3, e lis s i : .t t : f l , l r i m i t i ..1.6.6 t:y7sclire::::ecoltr:s:: (litl.:::l)itl';s.' i :P i c °: 11 0 “: t l e i ri l joi rl nil :: ~ 0 00. ...... f l o w _rent it turtnot be pUrc. „,,N., pr. , , fur purit Orig. the Lllood and rotorilig the . .' 5 ,,,, No 1 °, 1 ) ,0; 1 ' .r f ro m ie.,,tt p ai r e d ABS iNit,:irT:isidi,c,ery:::::t..)::l.ll::iii.:::(l4:l .11:4f, o:Lrrc::tario•yo,:i ir: ; Tit i: ll,tiii::l , ls. twfthegreresattud on l y trestocer 14 hei'ilpr-rh11",11.6,::,,,,5, (5,1. Pints 4,, urfacc or the hulhAtt oa f } , o alt , Oat tear • tit% . Prepared by Dr. Solor.ion; Gilead -100e, ~ Oa 0 10 1• tel. 6d. and 33a. lluttles - the litter Luntaii. 00 , F ri ,r o a b i y a w s l t i a ic m h p t 1111pt,u1r, c:l)teatsre: 1 6 , 440"! 9 1 1 . ' i 1. :1;( t : 1 0 1,1 N , 141 ' ;; liPttle it vro pap „to, Address' .. s. 1 . ~. ~., to 1 , awl. Solomon, Livapool, ~ . „,01, felony..- no P" ' I)6ubie Postage of all Letters to Dr. Solool- ' oi ce. some of which are trcatud on under the filia,7 l .; w o ile c ~,r1 ii usba t ul , .1i Itter _Advice to Nervous Pati:nts •-.Asthrna CO whit' .1 0 ' n 1 u 6: GOOtTPIavi.LAIE, ,a‘NtiitoesilowaiiiPEiute;AittoidToislbouliii,vv.sbirtii:ei;4l;zi;itiNtici.ilr.di,iiirite:tttot;,it...:,..;trieriveTl;;livil tistsSniiir):l:l3esti.rslial_vmßli:::rsS_xpiottilsientklfrrcttihrotaiu7):::•_ter.—utieti:rS;;_tora°:.l•ll:3oCtrfsliitiol,',l ‘l-(1.::f14'ill,t1h)Y:.; t r i ° :_ t C' t: l ,, k, : j . , Al l r l c i: i ll ll ; ' ',, C . r o ,; t.: . ; °P i l't ie l !? l-4 : 1i 1: 111 : ii t : : : 1' i '.. 4 4 ! . I° Sold by yrs. itLitheivi, No. IS. 6' l ' 3l '' ' ?pith ' , and acS!,.:,3o.Bo;:caSiinui:thil t:li r i g fl l l . l r;lit,.l3it:::b;l:rin!rilvf .kr:el),ri','ll":i i,•1;?:,:::! W. Carneton, C reetimik „.• G . lirowttino ~ ors) t'o, ~,,,: tord, KilmAritockt W. Voting. 114404-; A. i.".. 10 ;! , ' I.: , '' Whiteside, Ayr; W. Craw 6).(1, C;ii'V3llir ivi.Cro,,' "). D°u&las ; T. NI ‘Mill.in, Kirl:Lttibrig.llr.,; ' ~,.; AV l i i :l::' It/ 4 Y i . nlYtit; Leveti ; I . l),liiipter, +-01"..ii i, te,,,f, dcc; 1.. Craigie, Nl,,litroie ; ~,litt.:ll.4l,l,,,':"ln'ycr 0. ~.yi at.wrdeen ; Or. Whit, p an it ; ;Wird' )5; ~... 1,,,1D,, :11 : ; W ~,.. i.l,l;A‘.l:3':.irit.to:et'i,,,,,l.ki::.tir:eli'utici..zi.ll:l ce : r.ri l i t i i i i : : : au . t:kils:(treinl,lkriv:l.l..',l%_;llll:4lll:ll;:ila,c4i;t:itie::ei i ';',..:.:, r : 1 0 . . 1 'fiTk,S.,li:iT'::‘:lllii.,l:l:iii,;:t: , Ill i Ct il ) o r t: is td ,) , , - k i ,1;: 3 t : . !1 : ::‘ :0: 4 t , i t ‘ :: : : : i :. ) ,Ic 'r t 11 ; 1 : ; : 00 . 1: 1;- :,, ' .. :: ~tl', - Oa" ei" 1. terlit-itt; A. rsl4l..),,ltaiti, 'frolopt.'. 6 14'!"1,,,;i ii' i 1 . . . . 4 1 ,1,1RRLED. OnTuevi.tv list, at th, war Ch:ettrueld. Der. byshirr, the Rev. 1;.0r„..e Hutton. B. D. View of Sultetton„. Lincolnshire, to Miss Charlotte Gladwin, ditughter of the late' General G fad win, of Stubbing. On Tuesday, IVlllia,it Ford Stevenson, Esq. of Lincoln's. inn, to :vladdock, .cldest daughter of !Leary Maddock, Esq.' of thc ::.aute place. 0n Thursday last; Sir Thomas Tattered, B att . of Sidney Lodge, in the County of Southampton, to Miss Harriet Crewe, secontl.dau4liter of the Rev. (Alley Crewe, of Mux ton, Staffordshire. - Yesterday, at Wandsworth Cluireh, Daniel Henry Rucker, Esq. oft est LULL, to Miss Caroline: Cardiner, third daugh ter of Henry GarOiner, Esq. ot•powne I.OtiO. • This day, Mr. Charles Green, of Great Russell-street, to liss Clarke • of Fulham. DIED On Sunday the 210 inst. at Midgham-Houte, 'in Berk: . shirr, after a long and painful illness, Mrs, Poyntz, wife of Voyntz Esq. ' (In T yesday die 23d inst. in .Margaret,street, Cavendish squarr, Mr. john Hunt, of Birrriingham. 00 the 2.ith inst. at .Chester, Captain. S. C. bee, of the 3 ist Foot,. Brigade Major in that District. 'The'saine day, Mr. Edward Orines, of - the Master At tendants' ,Office, East-India House, aged 67, nearly forty years' in the Service of the Honourable Com pally': S TUC . RbAY. India Stock, India Builds, South Sca Stock, Exclumucrißills, xs, dis. is, prem. Orunkum, nil 3 Imperial 3 poi . Cant. shut Ditto Amt. shut Cons. tar 24 May, 58i ; rRICA ut YIESTZ Bank Stock, • Navy ,s :per Cr. SS 119 per Cent. 1797, • Irish s per Cent. ' 4 per Ccnt. 73i 74 per,cent. Kett. 57 , ,5 6 .3 3 ;ier Ct Con. 57 D 5 so Bank L, Ann. 16 9..16tns Vitt° Short Ann. FOR THE STONE AND GRAVEL. EVER AL years successful Profile; has now ecta.. S blished the reputation of ADA MS's SOLVENT, for curing the above afflieting Disordefs in either Kidneys,or Blad der, after fruitless trials of Soap, Lime, and Soda - Waters thereby saving thousands 'front the pairl and danger of the knife; but as many persons may not have heard of this happy Discovery, the Proprietor avails himself ut the hene.. volent disposition of those who wish to be3r testimony. of its efficacy and'ltinOcency, among whom are Lord Sackville, the lion.. Mr. Germaine, - Edward Knatchbull, Bart. T. U. Lane, Esq. of Dover Caitle ; j • Shipdem, Esq. late Mayor of Lleal • the Revorend Cox Peary, of Elluntisham, near St. Eve's Deal; Rev. Mr. Molyneaux, of Carboldisham, NOrfulk ; Tomah "Thoinits,• Esj. Bristol; S. Baker,.' Esq. Blagden, near Bristol; Aniyatt, Esq. M. P. P. Gibbs, Esq. Lath ; with a great number of the Faculty, viz. Dr. Boot, Physician of the 1' preEs.; Mr. Cunning, Mr. 13e11, Mr. Home, Dr. Livingstone ' and Dr. Stevenson, whose fa ther Was. cured by this Me dicine just as he wss about to undergo the operation; and recently, since the fast P tiblica tion, klias elikaed a singular and happy cure of a near relation .of Admiral Sir Richard King,. hart. Solvent is Sold by the Proprietor, Mr, Perry, Sur geon, No. 9, Southainpion-street, Bloomsbury-square ; and at 'llacnn's No. tio, Oxford.street, in Bottles, At. 4s: ed. is. and dne.Pounct Two Shillings, two of which last never fail to corral' the, calculous .diatliesiei in the habit, and thereby prevent the formation of a Stone in Sedentary Persons. • N. IL A Treatise on the Disorder and the. Regimen to be observed, with Cases of Cure, to be had of flighley, 13ook seller, Fleet-street; price as. • • , . N , A VICABLE CAVA!. PRO,Rt FiTY,, UNION cOPb I'ER.:-MINT., an{ C LODI'. INSUKANCY. SHAM, MONTHLY SAL F. , ,• ____ liy Mr. SCOTT % . ' ' Oa Friday; May 3 at Twelve o'Clocki. at Garraway's, Et . 4:Loge-Alley; Loraldn H ARES in the tonnwing't4AViGATlONS, viz. -, . LI Tho'G WigRANP CTIO N, MONNitilli'll, SV, AN- S EA', PAK. T, SHTON and OLIHIAM, A ROCHDA L LE, FORES LA N C ASTE It, DUDLEY, and the WILTS and I3F.RKS CANALS. • lhe 'UNION COPPER-MINE, in .CORN WALL, Seven Shares. , , 'the GLOBE, INSURANCE 20001 Subscription, hcar-• , . ing at present s per Cent. interest, with good prospetti of increasing. 'Printed Particulars at the Tien and:Chickens, Birmingham; at Hair ell's Hotel, Piccadilly; at. GurrawaY's; and o h Scott, 1, New,Bridge-street,- Londoii-______..:; B Lo y t a. IV CORNWALL. TO BE' SOLD BY AUCTION; At Garraway's Co ff ee-house; London, on Wednesday the S!h lessrs.' HODSKINSON, ABBOTT, and CO*, of May next, in Lots, rir i x tit.lEe Hundred and an a d i t, )f ibu C r O ties N O N t . the most extensive Rights and privileges; Corniniiiiig 6 e Y° ' sal small Farms, Manorial Royalties, 1 orisdietiom, Mises over large Trads of Laud, abounding with Lodes of Tit , 44 Copper, Wrecks of the Sea, a Court of Record, and 111 111 other Immunities granted by Charters of the Lads of Coro: r wall and conlitnual by tho Mugs and QIICrIS ai f the l ike are not possessed by any other Sub, ed in tile WOO Kingdom. Lot a. The Mines in and over the Estate of °yin, in" the Ereßt:rWiQtlll4,olll;oVylittligt Parish of CrOwan, iucluding • Wheel Abraham Aline, .lu t now come into a due course of working', and picirluatl.l copper, contiguous to the old very rich Mine called W''``," eiden, near Rao fathoms deep , with her leve;; broug ht , l l: c; to Wheal AbraltaM Sett, and which Sett a:stain " Salle Lode h e fathoms. c rvren* Lot 3. The Manor of Tresithney, in the j'arist ,9 ',,„ fich including Cosgarne Downs, comprising la y r 001 nop, Copper Mines of Wheal Virgin, Viti,..al l'ortun r, W ily Frietulship, Ale and Cakes, and the United Maury 11 :1 1 ,,,„ justly be stile(' the richest spot discovered in the KW i nf o . Lot 4. The Manors of Nansholron, 'fregeorlowi4l,l, oi goriek, wherein is the Great Tin Mine ot Polgn'''',l4 be which, for peculiar rich motel and usattity is iv' :he Manor of Lanitern, with•the 'Wil e ' and' f ' s -1111 * 1 1. ' equalled in the World. . to . T-- If: A l vd s it to l6i n lich Cornw:all tY barticulare may be had of hiestrs: Wal ll.l 0 ; 1 il alo b t li J l l % t: will be added, several other Lot:Willi the ° No, 23, Shepherd's Market, Picicadilly • awl 0 1. N1 e45 ' 1 .1 •at• the Platy of Sale • of 311. • 103,is— kinson, No. 3 - Arundel-street, S', l' ....) 1 /nut , ~ -...* ----...- , ------------ Th . o Five frolleving..MA'NOß9, VO NT,NII?I, I , wiv th vo . tit" , CHESTER, cororroN ABB 'AS With i s t ll "oo3 , Y wEsT oßctimw, iimu:aitovE, ;ma mvi... Al BAS, all in the CO UNTY' of DOILSIIT. ~ Will be SOLD by AUCTION, in Five Lots, 1 c o. 13,y Mesirs. HODSKIIgSON A1313011:,241,1,' pest, At Garraway's, London, on.Wechies*day the Sth of "' - ' 1 , 1 i0),, 4. M . ANOR of FON TNIELL, th w ge: TH.'; it the - •• C 14 E ST ER, extending oVer 2,330 Acres, / 4 ,'_,kagieb i vz i rsitin in Fee of several Leaehold and LO CK l;'), l `,,„' ile add by Lives, amounting to • Sia ACres (iul";',/ilis,to l',"rvvn 1--21114), and estimated, with s.:verall/3111,1b16,,, 0,00 r or the' aunual value of I r 431, Also .FOlitlTonodar • arm, in theoccupation of Mr. Nietyarj. T{T.,oll%„;{ of to year ; CO4t3iilitlg, WWI the.. Down, 477 AL'lgst "*. Cisr.Knatcd 'annual value of a 671. •.. , . / terit hi g Tle aor of Compton Abbas with ToiyOrPt --, ~,:a•• over i l3oo M Ac n rus, with the Reversion ill Fee of seYociu, able Estates, held by Live, amounting t,) (Ai Mitt v .ut, re o p t t ' o t ti be A L:o b v: % L vo a r n t d b , z a i t o n. l l,. of the estimated al 1,1 " tk o et 1 8111. • And al so the Advowson ' l, —of the it " The.Mannr, or. reputed Mari Pore; in cc. Coin ing . over 638' Acres, with the Reversion in fcc of i ; p ole :f tir ‘ ' v . ~I f tt . 0 rchird e t v : s . t i en c a a : pital Farms. held by LiVe-4; containing 44.; m.lc s ' 4 estimated annual vAlue of Bi 4 I. - ' svtrinlieg 401.f0 T 2v. i ic r oil m Ail a ci n ,re o a r i: , or reputed Maitor, of tlArtgr.°Ve' ..) VO" Over 78 . 5 Acres with the Reversion iii Pee 01 ticriot:loo4 0 hold and Cepihold Estates, held . by Lives, 1, 1,, , , I ,i fl..(t' 49 1 Acres, exclusive of Black Feon ConintiT .„ 4 .' t , tettii T gstyt he h M e RancovreroslinviorinlAlie:lhbeFeu4:rAelyidonv:Aotscrvbaysogas:ll,vii•lilltcul xivkl'aTi:ovlivtic.itictr;3l°,;ol:6olotet:7r ..,_l;,:iyaaativitl.. Right to the great and small .Tythes, woA" ' 1 tei -- Dy . Lim. amounting to t rzz Acres, and of tile till,'" nisei value of 11571. , 00, 0 ' Printed particulars may be had of 'Mr...Baivse3,: Al la %,.' Shaveftsbury ; or of Messrs. Horlskinson, AvoIv1" SurnYori. Artsnilei:strcet, Strand, LOntioilt