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BRITISH MISCELLANEOUS POEMS, BY W. T. FITZGERALD, ESQ. THE poetical talents of Mr.' FITZGERALD have long been tired in the circle of his friends, hut as his literary. ,effusions have Hitherto had the ad vantage of being recited by himself, it was. difficult to•decide upon- their 'intrinsic merit. He has now colleaed and'presenttd them to the world, -and, in our opinion, he need not fear that Public Criticism will revoke . the favourable decreei of private friendship). Many .of these Poems bear the marks of a liberal heart, as well as of a vivid imagination, and con tain 'such encomiums on contemporary Genius, as shew a mind superior to the mean influence of Envy. We have at present only room for the fol towing tribute to the abilities of the ingenious Author pf THE 13AVIAD and THE 102EVIAD, from whom, we understand, a -translation of JuvExal.'s SATIRES is, indeed, ihortly to be expthed, a work that will doubtless allbrd high gratification to' the Literary World. The volume before us entitles Mr. FITZGERALD to no mean station among the Poetical Authors of the present age, and it is with much pleasure we observe, that his works bear striking marks a loyalty- as well as genius. - - TO WIL4IIIf GIFFORP, ESQ. I 7! I 7 CIFFORD! to thy impressive lines belong 'fbc proud.distinctlons 'of superior song! • The 1.1.5 h thou mak'st the harden'd wretch endure, 'Though it';euti'dcePly=only "cuts td cur:." For all thy wrftings to these objects tend, • To prove thyself the Muse, and Virtue's friend. Proceed, great Poet ! scourge a vicious age, ' Drive Vice and Folly fro in the world's wide stage; 'Gainst impious ribaldry thy faulchion wield, And o'er each 'timid virtue spread thy shield I Be this thy Satire's charader and praise— The strength of fuvEN Al., in 'purer lays ! FASHIONS FOR AIAY. FULL DRESSES.—The patent rustic hat. This light end elegant hat, or bonnet, is made of crimped straw, wove in a frame with silk, turned up on one side, or in front, with a bunch of straw and wild_ corn flowers, or 'a bunch of oats, finished 'at top With a 'straw rosette. Cap of white muslin, with a deep lace binder, ornamented with a green plaited ribbon, and green flower in front. • l'Utlxin of white muslin, ornamented with beads and white ostrich feathers. Hat made of blue silk and turned up in front. Half-dress cap made of white muslin, and orna. mented with green wreaths. Hat of straw and ribbon interwoven, turned up in front, and ornamented withsa bunch of roses. Dress hat of -silk turned up in front, and orna_ , mented with white ostrich feathers. Cap of muslin, ornamented with red roses and white ostrich feathers. Large straw hat, trimmed and tied under the chin with blue ribbons. FULL-LENGTH WALKING DRESSES. —Round dress of white muslin. `fencer cloak of worked muslin, trimmed all round with white lace. Bonnet of white muslin ' • the crown full, and confined acros s with white ribbon. 'Bows of white ribbon before and behind. Blue habit trimmed with gold cord, , Hat trim: med with gold band, and black feather in front. OBSERVATIONS.—The colours are lilac, pea. green, yellow, and navy blue. Split straws, and fine chips, in the Pilgrim and Obi shapes, prevail in hats. A new bona - out girdle and trimming is beginning to 4e much worn round the shoulder and arms. Several new bonnets in crape and satin hive, as usual, been invented this season ; one, called the Grecian shape, is the most appro'ved. Spencer cloaks and short pelices, made of white and coloured muslin trimmed with lace, are becoming general. It is an adage, " that merit. should meet its t just reward," especially when it is accompanied by per severing industry, liberality, and attention to please the amateurs of Natural Philosophy, and the anxious and curious of the works of our great Creator. It is a fad, that' the daily visitants to PIDCOCK'S as. semblage of Beasts and Birds best bespeak his po pularity and public approbation ; and the Beavers' industry, Kangaroo's tricks, an the, late importa tion of the Wandardos (animals of an astonishing nature, from ,Seringaparam) never exhibited here, before--all which are to•be seen in 'the same Exhi bitiorki—aflord.a treat that must givelitlgular sa tisfaffion to the lovers of Natural Hisr, Per sonages of the first distinftion daily Crowd to the Royal Exhibition, Exeter 'Change, and a liberal Public sanftion - the same with their tributary ap_ plause. 811/P NEI'S. . . YARMOUTH, Aritit. 29. Arrived—the John and Elizakth, Taylor; Oak, Archer ; Maria, Staff; and Ann,, Garron, from L on do n • ; and Diana Packet, Captain Osborn, from :uxhaven. GRAVESEND, Ar4iL;9. Passed by—the Albatross, ; Jose Peter, Martin ; Jonge Ann ' —; Vrow Luting, , and William, C lot man, from Amsterdam ; and 'Mermaid, Hilton, from Charles town. Sailed—the Brothers, Pack worid, tioe New-York. PRICE 0, S'IOCKS. TESTIE R D A Bank•Stnck Navy 5 per Cent. g 616 s rer Cent. 1 797, 94,i 4 1 rlsh 5 per Ccnt. 4 per Cent. Con. 7sAk 3 per Cent.. Red. 59 9 6ci per Cent. Con. 60,i 6o 61,A, Ditto Scrip 1::,111; 1.(44g Ann. 18 1-16 IS Ditto Shott Ann. 5 i.. 16 Ditto Selig India Stock 1).4.4t? Bonds s. .F.x t f,:itcquer Bills - s', (Hs- Nit w ditto r.Ottery Tickets. O►nnium 83 j per ecnt. •t)itut -\nu. Bank for Account I thi . ja for May Cons. fOr Alay 6. 4 a, 51 , 6 LON DON : Praire' At the St/x.omm MARRIED. On Tuesday last, at St. Paul's Church, Covent-girden, Witney Mdbourn West; Psq. of Hammersmith, to Miss Crumie, oily dau6ltter of Sir Michael Croinie, DIED.• • On Monday, last, at Lee, near Rumsek, Hants, Mrs. J. Warner, wife of Joseph Warner, jun. Esq. On Monday- evening last, at a very advanced age, Mrs. Hill, relict oethe late Rev Thomas Hill, at the Close, Sa lisbury. • • . Oe ftresday'last, at Ashlek, near Bath, in consequence of a fall front her horse, the Lady of John M'Clintock, Lsq. of Driucar, County of Louth, Ireland. The same day, at his house in Y4)rk-street, St. James's square, Mrs. CiiiSon, wife of john Gibson, Esq. On Sunday, - in C; mat Cumberland-street, Mrs. Jeniungs, wife of _I. C. Jennings, Esq. Lately at Culyham, ut Surrey, aged 75 years, Mt. lienry, urawtor; On the r9th instant, at Ripley, in Surrey, in the 824 year at his age, N-lr. Thomas Harrison. , TO COU - NTRV GENTLEMEN,AND OTHERS. *** The ibllowing Restorative Medicine is In st11;11 Repute, as•to be used and recommended by many of the Faculty. For:NERVOUS DISORDERS'a'ncI'INWARD DECAY, Loss ofAlerrtory, Feebleness, - Dimness of Sigfit, florrcks of the Mind, Pains in the: Back and . Loins, Paralytic Complaints, Szc. Trcmblings, HUNTER's RESTORATIVE , BALSAMIC PILLS, Country Gentlemen and others are informed, that they may be supplied with this valuable Medicine by sending their Orders by Coachmen or Newsmen, or by inclosing Cash in a small rarer}, diree,led to Mr. JOHN WADE, N0.'163, . Fleet-street, London, for which purpose tomplete. Pack ing Boxes are provided tar sending it with - safety to any Bart of tins Kingdom, Ireland, Scotland, &c. &C. ' EFINTER's RESTORATIVE • BALSAM of LI FE and ILEA LTI-1, is the first Medicine in the World for restoring and invigorating the . Constitutions of per sons weakened and debilit44.ll by a course ofdissipaled plea sures, et indeed. by any othei causes.- Every day piodeees 'fresh account's orthe singular success of this invaluable .Re storative Medicine,. and many • Gentlemen have been candid enough to declare, r that. it has .succeeded in cases when every other Medicine proved ineWeclual. * a' Gentlemen of the first distinaion..in this kingdom, - as well as others, whose constitutions were broken and debi litat4(l, have experienced the good ellimis of this Restorative :Medicine. For Nervous DiSorders, proceeding freinexcessive thinking, dissipated pleasures, the immoderate use of tea; or 'froth whatever bccawons great debility and rejaxation of the solids, a better and sail!r Medicine cannot be taken. Num, bets who had undergone too powerful courses of MlPteitry (that bane of - health), which -re.fueed them to a state of mi serable existence, received .the utmost benefit from this Re storative ; for, after foss of strength and vigour, theyizap pity regained their former health.---For pains- in the. Back and Loins, (Accts. anti seminal Weaknesses, perhaps there is not any Alcdicine in public or private pradlice which has been so successful. • Gentlemen froM.the East and West Indies, whose habits were relaxed by the heat of those elitnate3, have received great benefit from this medicine, as well as Officers .hetong ,- ing to the Army and Navy, whose constitutions were iiii pairo by hard service, the, various changes of climate, lize..• Persons far advanced'in years should frequently take a few boXes of this Restorative, which will amazingly strengthen them, be the means. of preventing various disorders, . and in some measure guard against the ravages of time., This ge.• storative may be taken with greatsatety, by both soles, gat • any season of the year, without restraint or confinement. EXtrael era Letter received front 4 Gentleman. As! .to•the Efficacy of the Restoraiive :in my Nervous Complaint, I should feel' myself in a manner ungrateful,' if I did.not acknowledge the great.benutit.-I received, when various other Medicines had been tried to no purpose; and, - therefine, although I have been in the habit of acquiring no small knowledmi in the physical way, I must say; that I have not met with any thing equal to Hunter's Restcna— tive Balsam." • Note. ThiS Restorative is prepared in Pills, which produce more gradual and lasting effects than all the internal forms ; • the finer parts of the ilalsaM are. also better preserved. To be' had at Wade's * Mi.xlicinal. Warehouses, No, 163, .Fleet-strect, and NO. 13; Old Bond-street ; Royal. Exchange; Matthews, Strand;- Walsh, -No. 6, Catherine street ; Crutwell, Printer, . Bath ; Swinney, . Birmingham ; Vesseynian,'York i • I3inns, Leeds ; and of all oth er Vend ers of_ Medicines in Tow n 'and Country, price -6th Id:411e - nevx ; or it may be had in. larger Boxes, .prtee only 11, Bs. , which Contain the quantity of six small Boxes, as Made up for the Army, Navy; &c. A Pamphlet on the • Virtues of the Re s t orat i ve ,- with a List of important Cures annexed, may be had of the VenderS, price 6d. , To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New: Bridge-street, London.- StR s Idinhurgh, May 2, ritoo TN the Spring 'of 179+•.1 'was. afflieted with a IL Venereal Complaint, which I treated with incliner ence Vir five tnonths; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Physician, who pot a • teMporary stop to the virtu lunce .of the Disease (by mercurial applications) for some time; but growing, in spite of all medicine and the advice of • the 'first Gentlemen of the 'Faculty here, worse and worse for two years, I 'was reduced to. a state almost un paralleled and beyond pleseription, being In entire leper, and ulcerated from head •to - tbot.—My head, throat, mouth, nose, legs, arms, Sec, have been alternately in danger of beComing useless; in I. have had f rom . twenty to thirty eating ulcers iriy body, and, nearly totally de prived of sight.—lt would be voluminous to parricidal rize all my case-HsutfiCe it to say ,, there never was,.. or ever will be, one of a more d:togerwis,, or o r, a mo r e compli cated natirie. I Was long Iccikeit triton by - my friends and imagined Myself; beytind , _all hopei -4f recovery; and , in deed, in my • then condition, tie a tn was -preterahle. to my more . than miserable state. In .this dr.-Nairnl situation did 1 dragua mast miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my tray a Newspaper. containing . the case of a Mr. B. of .Plymouth—my friends read it, • I could, I sent arid • procured . some Of our E's PAT4I'• PILLS, which, by using time to time, am now, and . have long :been, falter more than four years itidescribable dist re.Ss), an as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of thii, .1 had a tide; thriving, healthy child, born to me a ti:w montlia ago. .la gratitude to God, and in hopes of • rendering . 10Y tellow-ereatrire„serviee," I reoiLest. you to publiSh this; Lind you may at any time refer peons -who wish to be satiltied of the truth of thiS, or further parti culars*, to me ur my friends, by letter ur person. • • - As few cases for tpthiess elier•CqUal mine;, and none exceed it, I hav,e, .from experience every reason to assure. mankind, that in your I. EA IC, E's PI LLS . they will find a , sure, speedy, safe, and t4(iii4 cure, for that. most dread tiil stageol. the Venereal fircease.__wilich is called a co. FIRMEP LUES. * Insurmountable fainily • reasons prevent. making my name 'and "address public; but creditables persons really. wanting information' may also be referred to the and my friends hy •Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh.; Prepared and. Sold by the. Sole Proprietor T. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal-College of ''Surgeons I in London, at his hoitse, No, y, Nertitridgc-street, Where he ttiill Aive Advice; wittlo. l .lt a fee, to: persons • fak ing these Pills, and will answer patients letters, if post paid, on the Same terms, nbservin,r. in all cases the must myiolable. secrecy, no person's name or ease having been mentioned, but at their Wm particularrecoest by the:Pro- , prietor, during the cour se o f more thait4hi'rty-six years, that he has had - the conduclitig of ariexionsi ve sale of the above Medicine, and the practice arising. therefrom. They are also sold by his App o i n t ment , for theconve nience of those living at a distance, by Mr. Watson, South-bridge; Edinburgh • Mr. hiennOns, Printer, Glas- • gow, to whom also Mr. C. refers for . his address- at the Perri:niers, No. 35, St. -,q1).f.1/1 2 *Attesta..Pall-m a l I ; Mr. Robertson's Toy-shop, go. ios• Oxford-stre e t ; Mr. Dis borough s, No. 7, Eish.street.hill,'fitiirly , oppo site the Mo nument ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, Na:" r,...Umon-roVa' Little Tower-hill ;M r. CallwelPs, Dublin • . and by rine person. in every. considerable town in GreaSSritain !curd' Ireland, ih Boxes of .enlv as. gd. each,. sealed up with till and plain directions, whereby persons . of. ciAct• Sex nay tore them saVes with 'CAS& and set:l-my. N. IL Every sold .ih Creat Britain' es' seal , ...d u' with a. Stamp. on .which, by favour of - the Cornism sioners, vrinted,. at the Stamp,.o . llice -". T. Taylor, No 9, New Ilmik;e-street," to' imitate which is felany, sad all others are counterfeit.. • SALES BY AIJCTIO:\T. ['LyAIOUTH. I A - Rt HOUSE, Woolster-street, , , Ply , 'mouth, On FRI DAN%) the tith of May, at Ten, THE handpine - *as t- sa fling copper-bottomed Sh ip LA HURON'. ; Ditivnisions, length on Deck tcis. feet 41 inches ; breadth blaow 29 feet 6 inches ; depth in the hold 1 3 kit 41 2 1 411e:010 ( es 391 70-94 tons ; square-Stern ed, pierced for twenty guns, has, excellent Quarters, a neat Figure Head, and copper-bottomed 4 appears to be a strong firm built Ship, and is well calculated for an Armed Vessel, Privateer,....Wcst-Indianian, ;ititie4nlin, or any other Trade where great birthea and dispatch is required ; her Null and Stores are in good order, ind may be sent .to sea at a trifling +expellee; now lying inCatnrater; and there ttilie delivered ; captured on her voyagefrom the Isle of France tel3ourcleaux, after along chaee by His Aiajesty's Ships - 6°4S; John Halli clay, Esq. : and Alkicienne Csq; Com manders. At the BROKER'. V Fur viewing the 'said Vessel; Inventdries; and further par. ticulars, apply la' John Harris arid I.dwarcl Lvne, Eqrs. Agents at Plymoulh ; - or to Messrs. Wedderbutrip, Webster, and Cu, - londu):::i , oeto . . , • • PETER SYMONS, Swam Broker. f ter w s will be Sold, - DART of the C arg o o f the a b ove V ess el L'HU. 1. RON consisting of the following GOals, for Exporta t ion : - •, _ _ ~,,. .. • .: . • 1352 nags conee' ' 1320 Plates Tutenague log ,liags Pepper . .134 Pigs ditto 6 Casks ditto , . 3 Casks ditto 35 "E h& Sugar 3 Bags di: to 2 Bags ‘ ditto • She 4 T r Preees of Black Ebony A 36r 3 E n l t e i plia ° i t it ' S rert Te °i et sc h 19 Bales Cotton • - ' 7 Bales Indigo . 7 Casks Cochineal . With a variety ofother Goods, Being part of the Cargo of the French Ship L'Huron, Prize, captured on 14.1 voyage : from"the Isle of France toilourdeaux, by His Majesty's Ships Doris, John Halliday, Esq. and M.:- gicienne, William o,.;ilvie, Esq. Commanders. For viewing the Goods, Catalogues, and further' partial. tars, apply to Edward 1.% ne and John Hartis,lEsqrs. Agents, at Plymouth ;. to Al,;:ssr;.. Wedtle.rbume.., Webster, and Co. .AlerchantS, tsinilon ;Or to - . . .. . ' PETER SYMONg, Sworn Broker. Immeciiatelk after will' be sold sundry war-like: and.other Stores, consiiting of no long 24-pounder, 'One t.-inch Mor tar, Gunpowder and other Stores. LES •D E 1 .1.)11,F RE RES, by- His Majesty's Ship DORIS. THE kirench G un -bri g LES DEUX FRERES : Diineasions, - length on - Deck . 59 fcct g iuchts,treadth below 19 feet r t inches, depth in Hold, adumstires 92 84-94 tons. , French built,- square - stet:led, would answer for , the' coasting, fruit, ora,iv oth,:r trades -whew •bintlien and dis patch-N-reciitiml. • Now icing in - Sutton 'Pool, and there to be at:liven::: -A Prize- 4; Ilis Majesty's Ship Doris, John gsq. Commander. For viewing the VeSsel, 'and for InventOrieappWto ward Lytle:and John Harris, Esqrs. the Agents; or cp.. PETtwlsy:kloNs, Sworn Proker. L , ESPOPIt, , by - Ni S' hip I.'OISEAU, and Pri varisini; of Viar LORD NELSON... T""' Handsome Fast- sa ili ng bigger Privateer lThnension, length on Deck 72 feet 3 incites, bteadth above tV ,, ics t 7 feet 31, depth in the Hold, 7ccet 6 inclit!s; Admeasures 9 36-yi tons, square-sternkd, pierced for t67 k uis, ha; good Quarters, a nd wonlil-make - an excellent Privateer, or is :uirturably well athpted for the Guernsey or any Trade where last sarling .ls a qua4iication ; her Hu ll anti Stores are - in prime condition,4lld - may be sent to sea at little or no c.::penc.. • • . Captiired by His Majest . .'s'Ship L'Oiseau, the Right Hon. Lord Augustus Fifaroy, Commander.; and the private Ship of War Lord Nelson, lumpliry Gibson, Esq, Cominandei. Forviewing the Vessel, InTentories, and Lin i * Pailicn- Lars, pply fo Edward Lvne, Esq. Agent ;or to ' PETER SYMONS,Sworn Broker, Plymouth. L'.%tJRORE, BY HISMAIESTY's SHIP THAMES. • '" Also will be Sold, r i ' I FIE Anchors, Cilhirs, Sails, stand i ng and nul -1 ring Rigging, Blocks, Guns, Gun . .. Carriages, Brass Caronades, Shot, &c. lately landed out of the French Ship L'Aurore, captured 011 her voyage from the Isle of.Erance to Bourdeaux, by His Alajesty's Ship Thames, Willtion'Lukin, Esq. Commander. Hcr Cargo:- consisting of the following Goods: Fur Exportation. .. For Home Consumption. 75 Bags Cotter. s Cask, Rice. • 5 -- Pepper st Bags ditto '4 Casio,' 8 Bi4s; and 24 .16-Bags-Caravances Duxes Indigo . For viewing the'StOres'and Cargo, Catalogues and further particulars, apply to Edward Lyne, :Esq, the Agenli at Plyniouth, to Messrs. Ciiuke apciflaitard„ Merchants, Lon don ;, or to: PETER Ssi/vIONS; Sworn Broker: NIONTIILANC, BY HIS MPESTY's - SHIP Immediately after the Sale_9ffhe t.:argo of the Ship l'Arypre, will besold, — rrHE ffindsome Fast-sailin& Copper-bottomed Schooner MONT BLANC.--LDimensions, length aloft 5 feet 54 inches ; breadth, 18 feet '6 inches ; ' depth in - the . hold .8 tee t; atirrieasures' tog §9-94, tons; square sterned, pierced for ten guns, coppercd to light water mark ; is a're r markahle fast sailer; would make an excellent ~PriVatecr, Letter et Marque, and is suitable for any other service where burthen and d)sPatch ate required ;, captured on her voyage front Cayenne to ['Orient, by His Majesty's Cutter Viper, Jeremiah Coghhin, Esq. Commander ; now lying in Ca r water, *and there to be delivered. • • Alter which will be soki the Cargo landed from said Vessel, consisting of the - following Gccds.: For Exportation. For Exportation. 3 6 _Bags C.:olljg 48 _Casks Annotto I Cask ditto 46_,Ba1es Cotton 5 Casks ClovCs 19,Eleptiants Tenth. .. 6 Brass guns; 4 lion gtzns With a variety of other Stores The'aboye Vessel, Cargo, and Stores, may be viewed, Cab. Inventorielhad i on application to Edward Lyne, Esq. Accut, at Plymouth; to Samuel Pellew, Y.ui, Agent, a tf u lmoutii, or to PETER SY MQ!k:B, - . 'Sworn Broker.. LE JUPITE R, - hy-His Majesty's Ship VIPER. T HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. For Exportation. 380 Hogsheads Red, Wine , 210 Ditto - White ditto Being the entire Cargo ofthe Brig Le Jupiter, prize to His Majesty's Cutter Viper, Jeremiah Coghlan, Esq. Com lnander. For viewing the same, and for Catalogue:;, apply to Ed ward Lyn, e, ktcp• Agent, at Plymouth. ; Samuel Pelleiv, Esq. Aieut, Falmouth ; or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. , LA CECI LLE, by His Majesty's Ship MEGIERA. THE L 1..0 WING, G 0..0 D .viz. . Home Consumption, 27 Barrels Cardini!.s ' 6:“ Salted Bullocks Hides . 763,Ha1l Barrels Ditto .134; Ditto Cal i f Skin. Being tlie.entire Cargo of the Itt-14' La Co.:111e, captured by His,Majcsty's Ship Nlegxra,•l: K. Rit.:kets, Esq. Conunan . .. der.. -- FOr viewing the said Cargo, Catalogues, and further Par— ticular; apply to , Edward Lytle, Esq. the Agent ; or to PETER S ONS,-Sworoalfoker. FAVOuitiTE, by His Majesty'siShip fir kiE F 0 L 1,0 W,.1,N GI) 013 S, . . About it Thousand Red and White Oak Hhd. Stavcs, z. Dine -- - Ditto - Barrel Ditto. 193 Packs of Staves 67 Copper Bolt Rods 257 Salted Oxllides 2 ' Cask Coffee, Yor Eitportation. Being the Cargo landed - from the Brig Favourite, captured by His Majesty's Ship • Doris, John Halliday, ,Esq. cotninan sler. For viewing the sine, )and for Catalogues, apply to John litrtis,..and Edward Lytle,. Lscirs. the Apnts onto. PPq.I.I:.SYMONS, Sworn Broker. T f. A i n ireril 1 i r s 4 e : n6 R cn D i:, E Gl , enu b . • 1 4-vessel LA BOMBARDE gythijol l i.finch, breadth 18 feet si inch, deptla in Hold 4 feet to inches ;! admeasures 96 57-94 tons t-- Litrler-rigged, -square-steruedi French-built, appears ti..ibeneirly stew • would answer for a Privat e e r , an d is yr:tell daleulatectftirlxenieial ethikses ; Prizeto His M a - icsty '.4 Ship Boadicea., 1(.., G. Keates, Esti: •Coninia n d er . Now lying in Sption. Pool, andthere to be delivered. for viewing_ flit: Vessel, and for Inventories, apply to Ed ward Lyne,. li so,. 'Agent - or to. - - • . • P ETER SYMONS,- Sworn Broker. • DIXON's ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THESE Pills are well known in the private F rg# rice of the Proprietor, G J DIXON, A ptheCarY, , 1114 at the request of several Persons of Distind.tion and orltVs.. , who arc accustomed to take th em , were first offered tdlu e They are found to be an excellent Rem e dy f or I ndigegtkll' Crudities in thd Stomach; Loss of Appetite, . Costivenesi. Sick }lead-achs, Flarulencies in the Stomach-and Rowel' , BiliousHumours. These Pills-areniculsry recommended to all Personi whose Stomach. and }lead ate disordered by free' living, which Symptoms they never fail to reremote.‘'i • ,L They are likewise a good aperitive,, and a clean ser of SAN ° Complexiblis from.Obstritaions in the Liver and other cause!' andtwill.l46ie a valuable - addition fie a Medicine Cheat, l a , long ;voyages:, their, frequent use; they will et ewr ! that Change drhabit which generally occurs in hot clinrate - Their operation depends on the state of the Stomach, Pci u° not require any contineinentwr particular.cliet: '',, :ton The following, with many other Letrcrs,- has laleltecceived Dixon l Apothecari, Cheltingdon, Sussex. Sir ) , I cannot resist thepleasure e . -I hare' of .iiforminel.Y e -how Muc h 1 nu indebted to you for the resent state. of rnY health. Whe n , I se n t f or you toßrightort,• I need not rcn l ,l you of the deplorable state I was in with nervous tremblu; and horrors, si r om to those who indulge hein‘W` .the frequentlysiiituous liquors, that'lifebccvne htlair s some to me. For the first fortnight. I took your A ntibi ll °' Pills; it is 'incredible. whatninnsive. matter came Irvin t' t .[now only take a Pill or two i n th c co urse of the syeek T i , t s they never have any cited unless there is something bgen st to c o nic away, , .-•—. • . • 1 remain, your obedient Servant, R. Brighton;.Dec. •STEPII EN TAVLj e I;,, cine Warehouse, No. 4, Cheapside, 'London, in 04c 1., - ; Sold, Wholesale and Retail, at Ching and tititi 4 r,' `" Plymouth its.i ;55}i' ' l S l , 4l P f o ß ri o s u mo le u s tl 2 l: ' , °64 4 B l' l " 7 d' t riraYisat°l3 Nealei, Dover; Gregson's, Liverpool; and GregOrY:' l ! 11rigliton ; and hyOne Vender in:every T . own in the Kin ," At the only wirelt h l o E ti D se l f C or l N .D E r. ACT. O. 45, ,St. Paul's' Church-tard,i(al*tVwS'Ds o67(r)S1V11);:t'llg Corner of Corner of 'heapside, t the r-- rHE following MEDICINI ., :S are SW, 2 • Prices annexed, inclusive of the Stamp : Duties gi g posed hy this Act:.. but no additional charge • has W 11 : 4 1 1 :0 upon ur.' --I:"E'S'6' POWDER, , whioli is conrinn c the ori4inal Price of 25. 6d., per - Paci.t.t. I t n't!Y 4 fl o yen had at 11. 4s. per Dozen; Or the . quantity o ' l ,l %14 ,441 Packets in one B ottle: 7 for 11. as. 6d. 13uty W C— di. 1;15t the Publie-atinciasull4erzs. ' ' - , L cf rk the But in order to facilitate the Operation, and to .'"--- ha ve burdcm,of this- Aet, .which would - J.l,m great ulei ,6 " I. c itieS proved a Tax upon Benevolen ce , a ll , t h e o th W er Mc' I are sold to any Persons purcha s i ng h a lf a Din u zcn, or - free from the cxpetice of the-S tamps. • ' , s. J. . ~ . 1. d. . o 9 Dr. james's Powder a 6 ' C e ph a li c Snur -- ' Anlleptie Pills :4 6 Dr. Steeas's Parego" ti Cattle Powder i 6 r i i . Lozenges. t 9 0 : - . ifoopt . :r's Pills . lti ----!-Canioniile DrOps i Dr. Amtni's Chalybeat E Cci" Pills - 4 o 1: Bern, ';, Bilious Pills 5 o Ormskirl: IVledlcin,:i 5 ; Dalliy's Carminative 1 9 Class's Magnesi.4 3 6 Tickell's2r2thercJi SO_ 1 tWliSh . a Scots Pll 1.; 1 0 . , rit -- ~.. ',. s - 3 6 crones Drops - ; j e s s s e e n n e c e c o a t t i)ep ipts.,7:it. 31 Gyeenouelt's t inctures lii • Norton',s Props ) 0 , Tolu LozVhges : r ri Spilsbitry 1)rops • ) ; Mr.S pence's Dentntrice4 0 Speedinl:tn' l'ilfs 1 Fr94 .1-. e s ,- • •fin, :. ..t. of Balk 3 6 Elizllo. Ci 9 ollec - 9 Huiharn's, by ditto, 2 - 6 Dr, SolargVeS Tea Dr. ,Steee,, , Opodeldoc a 6 . iones'i Rheumatic • ; 6 -- Convulsion t)il ,• a 6 - Tintiore ' - 3 A nd ' Also,;tbe Cciluine Arquebusade, lately impurce4jArdo moitof tile other proprietary Merticin.:4 in repute. ' rare this for Exportation are supp li ed witliQUt Stanips;lts bc•7 ' ' Aol. , - - N. B. As many Persons, particularly Servants and Me i g : s tor, e .; s r s u ' East End of St. Paul's, nearest to,Cneapsine, -and 1 1 1 ;i 0 . ; n ul l v i s r t a i lc h e z. the n has a largelVhite Stuccoed Front, - with these V ily „ r ' oit, il sZ u ty se o ' f F Po ll in E t W ing l3 ( E )u l t, Y stha t t il i tFist' i rt :r t' l e t scribed 1 " "FLIE ()NI Y WAREI - 1(,) USE 'F° l ` . lAMES's roWL!Eg.;" .......... .......` . . IBY BUCHANAN MINI I I,j. N row-Su -rot, Covel:..t.:arCi . 6l.; 21111 :.1 I.y LS. lAM Altu:ny'R Sca (01 . No. 112 ) Strtind ; wher; /Live Hirt atntri Order' fur th - c •Paptr,• Le/ter4 Tor the Sce.• (Port. SALES p,y_AucTioN. ' 1 • 0. • LA DOEIGNI.E USE, per L'OISEAU And Immo. TA Li TE After the Sale of Um Mont Blanc's Cargo, TIFIE - FOLLOWI'N'G' GOODS, viz, - • For r C4,,k Tin 9 Casks CofKee 2 Barrels' Stigar &slis.A.n .: o F tto or Hong. Consumption, .. - 9 Bales Cotton • At the same time will be Sold, the standing'and ninritt Riding,. Sails, Blocks, iron Guns, Brass Swivels, hluskettii a qgantity-of Gunpowder, Shot, Boarding' Pikes, Gun Car- Legars, Butts and other Casks, Bread, liccf„ Rice, Ca• lavances, with a variety of Oilier Stoies and Provisions, Janda! out of the FlClltiti Frigate La., Dedeigncus..: captured by its 'Majesty's ghip' VOiseau; S: Esq. COMinander, iq sight of ,114 Majesty:s.Sh'ilz-I.'lininbrtaiit4 Henry Ha? thant; Esq. CoMpiander: , • For vicwilt_4t* - Goods - and Stores, apply tit Edward Lytle, Esii. Agent ; or at tLo Office of PETER SYMOIsiS t S J tjoriv, ro er, - ....• • LA PETIT FELIX, by His Majesty'sShip•BßlLLlANT , T, lit -. .New' French -. Chasse Mare LA PETIT .FELI X: • .'Diinensions, length on . Deck ist ket 9i inches, bre?dtit below 15 feet to inches, depth in the Hold; feet •ji imahes ; adineastires•s3 r 7-94 tons; round stern, ap p •ars to be almost new,. s4ils. reinarKably well ; would inate a bandy Vessel for the coasting, or any other trade where dis • patch is required. Now lying 111,-41ittun Fool, and there to be delivered. - A Prize taken' from the French by His Ma. jeaty's Ship Brilliant, the Hon. Charles Pact,-Conirriander. s . 3 , kl p so ip h e e s r ß C ra a n rg d o y , c f o o n r sisting of the following Goods: Exportation. y r; 12 Cases Castile Soap.; 21 Ilagshexis ditto 3 13 Hogsheads Tai 11:dfalitfu, ditto. 23 Barrels OW° S lihds.,White Wine 17 Bundl,'s Coopers Twigs 3 Hogsheads Red ditto 2 .I)9U:A Whisk Brooms. ror viewing. the Vessel and Carpi, apply to Edw. j..yge, Esq. Agent, of whom Catalogues and Invontories mai ho had; or at the Office of PETE R SY MQ NS, sworn Bruktt• LE JEUNE, CATHARINE,.by His Majesty's Ship hIA GI CI ENNE. THE French Sloop LE JEUNE CATHARINE. Dimensions, length on Deck 45 feel S inches, breadth above -4 feet 6 inches, depth in Hold 7 feet F.; inches, ad ineasu res 37 , 75 - 9+ tons ; re- sterned, full buitt,*and aP.; pears to be a,ftrm Vessel ; would make a good Coaster , oro well adapted fur general purposes. Nowlying in Sutton Pool; and there to be delivered; a Prize to His Majesty's Ship La . A.lagiciemie William Ogilvie, Esq. Commander. -inundiately afterwards will he sold her Cargo, viz. Red Nine, of a 6 Pipes Brandy superior quality _ 3 Casks Rusin 77 r — - White ditto Barrel Tar Fur.viewing the same, Inventories, and Catalogucs, aPp to Edward Lyne, Esq. Agent, or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broia.r. •' 131 Eli AMIE, by His Majesty's Ship MAGI CI ENNE. THE French Chasse Maree BIEN AMIE. Dl' mensions—bength on Deck 49 feet 6 inches ; breadth above 16 feet 2 inches ; depth in the 'hold 8 feet 4 inches; berth= sz 37-94 tons : round stern, French built, appoit c ; be a tinn, strong built vessel, and carries a large cargo WOttla make an excellent coaster, is ' , well calculated for any °lhic4 trade wherevessel of size is requirt...d.;.a prize taken bx ;, Majesty's Ship Nlagicienne, William Ogilvie, Esq. cog l " minder. • ller Cargo consists of the following Goods : For Exportation. PipesTrandy 33 lads. White Wine Blids. ditto 2 Casks Pruncs toi -- Red Wine' Catalogues, Inventories, and other information, 1112 ) . obtaiio by applying to Edward Lyne, Esq. `Agent, mouth.; of Messrs. Wedderburne, • Webstur and Co. gcr" chants; L'ondon ; Or at the Offi ce of PETER S YMONS, Sworn 13 tol:cr. W:itrninster ;) % paid), inust be addressed. • e