The Sun. — London, England, 1801-04-28 00:00:00

SHIP NEit'S. YARMOUTH, AMU 2.6. Sailed—the Unity; Pidgeon ; Crown, Flight ; Conyers ; John, Scott ; ' Ranger,. List ; Mary, Bennett ; James, Dye; Friends Adventure, Teasdle • Friends Good will, Betti ; Buxton, Davie I-Little Sam, Hall ; Ann, G;tr red ; Pitt, Foreman, and British Queen;'.Corp, Pr NCW CAStIe. .CAAVIESIND, APILIL26. Passed. by—tha Orion, Cunningham, from New York ; Torbay, Parkins, frornDieppo ; Two 13rotheu, ; Ca rolina, Single ; Maria, Barran ; and Concord, Bruce, from Rotterdam. 4iled—the Betsey, Hunt, for •Cork. .13MT11. , „• On Saturday, April the esth, at the Pay..offke, Whitehall, the I.Airof the Right Hon, George Canning, of a Son. M4RRIED. On Thursday last . , at Islington, Mr, John Punlen, of Camden-street,. to Miss lane Greene, Of Newingtonireen. • DIED. On Saturday fasf, at Southend, Kent, Mrs. Burnside, wife of Muirow Burnside, Esq. PBICE 0 I'ISTS Bank fitbck z 63 ii* Navy 5 per Cent. 94 5 , 5 ,per Ceat, k7..97;:9vgy „ tlith i per tent. - • 4 •,^,r'Ceut. Ct.n. ill .., .rer Cent. 1tc%1,7581111 - - kr, , fcent.coo, :59140 ; 7 '. Yr •.. 6:C1111 - • ' _ in k :.0i4,-; Aitti. 17 ti-t 6 I • ~,:r A;;ti. Si -16 ::-,, .i;s 'l 7 STOcirS, k MAX.' ~ - Initli Stock Ditto Bonds s, (lis. .V;iohcquer 'Bins . 6. tag, New ditto :totiery. Tickets ' I. Oninitim 76 tiiii . Inver. 311,er Cent. I )it.to Anti. ;nllk for Account Unita for May ' 59n1'.. for May 60_5910 LAW . REPORT. COURT OF KING'S BENCH.. MOUDAY, APRIL 27. THE H Court did not sit above half an hour, during which no business of public importance took place. . ° Lord KENyo sat at Nisi Prins, at twelve, - but the Causes tha't were tried were interesting only to the Parties concerned. PUBL!C.OFFICE, BOW.STREEt • DEAD BODIES. YESTERDAY several Of the-inhabitants of \Vych street waited upon Mr: FORD, to -complain of a mob that had collteed about the house, late the Queen of Bohemia's Head, where the dead bodies were discovered on Sunday *; the mob were proceed ing hr ads of violence, in consequence of which Mr. ,FORD immediately' direCted a ,party\ of Peace Officers to repair to the. spot, who (dispersed .the crowd without any mischief ensuing. A young man, who was taken, into .custody the preceding night. at the above mentioned house, under .an idea of being one of the Surgeons who caused the bodies to be brought there for disseClion,, was examined ; but nothing further appeared than that he was found in the house on,Sunday night about ten o'clock, and -could not account in a satisfactory manner how he got there ; and &boy, who had waited on the Sur. genus, said he had seen him in company with one Of them a few days ago, which he, however, posi tively denied, and called several respectable persons to Prove that he was a' Midshipman in the Navy, and had only been in town a few days. The boy stated, that he had been erriployedtbout a month by Mr. C—, a Surgeon, to light the fire, and attend upon them at the house wly.i they brought the bodies to disieCt, which, was almost very day ; that the . bodies were brought there in a large box by a man who said he had them from . • the Hospital; that the flesh, and other parts they did not want, were buried in the cellars, and the bones preserved for skeletoins ; he also said, that the house had been hired by Mr. C. of the Landlord, for one year, for the purpose ; and that his father, who is a Carpenter, had made. new locks, doors, &c. Two cases of Sur,rcon's instruments, and, an apron, . stained ,with blood, found in the said house, were proclaced, , ,l A large table, for dissenting on, was 'also foundin the house, and there being a fire light ed in one of the rooms, on Sunday evening, it is probable they were then going to work. On dig ging in one of the cellars, sufficient was discovered to corroborate the boy's testimony as to the bury. ing of the flesh there, and from .this spot there is. sued a most horrible stench. The boy said that he had quitted them about five weeks ago,' not liking so shocking a trade. • Mr. 70RD. recommeoded the parish officers to ply to the Coroner for the distria, to summon a jury as • soon as possible, to make the necessary inquiries concerning the remains of the dead bodies found in the house (which appeared to consist Of a roan, man, and 'child) as the .most proper means to asder. tain.the fast, and tp do away the ncktioacutertairted by the mob, that murders had been committed; and ordered all the *ties who had appeared before him to attend, v(hen that investigation took place. In the afternoon the Coroner's Jury held their Inquest at a neighbouring Public house, and return ed their verdict , that the bodies were brought there by some Surgeon or Surgeons unknown, for the pur pose of flisseftion—the , xemains of the bodies were taken. away .in the evening in shells, and interred in Saint'Clement's church yard. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. )?EWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. SATURDAY, APRS!. 2f. Sir C. Itunbury's Sorcerer, Bst. relb. beat Mr. Concannon's Richmond, 7st. slb. Two M. M. longs. h. , ft. ---7 to 4 00, Sorcerer. I.d Stowell"; ch. o. by Precipitits, cst. 13lb. hot Mr. Cbncannon's Swabina, Bst. Y. C. zsgs.-6 to 4 on Swabloa. At Worcester second Spring Fair, on the Inst. fat cattle and sheep were lower than at the preceding Fair.—At Evesham, on. Monday, there Was a very fine show,. and such reduced prices were offered, 'that the graziers would not accept, and drov . many of their cattle away unsold.—At Shrewsbury, on Wednesday, most articles of live stock experienced a very considerable depression ; cheese sold from dos. to Sos. per cwt. hind butter about. i zs, per gad!n g of i zlb. • • ;.0 N itfinied by I 0 C rtA NAN fyI*NI(LLAN, lot BOw-Strect. Colt/cm - Garden): and Published by tVIII./ d•k wt LB, Apr / (01 Horse.teem—road, wesnailisier ;) At the SuN•Oilics, No. I tz ) Strand ; where ildwertiuments, Orderi for . the roper, Lettiri fOr the Editrr , Sc. (pottlifia), must be addressed. LONDON MARKETS, &c. CORN-EXCHANGE, AFau. z 7, ttot. . _ We had a pretty goal, arrival Of Foreign Ships, with a few English ones, this day, which caused Wheat to decline in price Lull aos. per quarter since this day se'rtnight. Fine runs from Kent, Essex,and Suffolk, went oft' from 1355. to r4os. perquarter. In Rye,- JlO alteration. -- There being a great deal of Barley on hand, caused that ar ticle to be full 7s. per quarter cheap& since this day se'n night. MALT, tll4 ;same as last week, Mkt very dull in sale. Oats are 4i. per quarter cheaper from last Monday, and very heavy sale. • White and . crey. Pease are es. per quarter. cheaper. Tick and Small ;leans are 3 . 5. per quarter . lower. Flout is IN. pitry sack vheapm •N. B. Wheat,,tvuistake, was quoted Ss. per quarter too much on Nortday,4o44.. RETURN C . On board -Shi Whtat get a uss od tine ditto 14es a --a od Rye 63s a ios od !'rime ad Serblk 133rley 15s aUs od Fine ditto - `72,s od Superfine -74 s a od Norfolk Barley 34s a 66s ad Fine - - - 70 s od Milt . 6os a his od E OF CRAIN, p, • as under : Fine Sos od White Pease 905 a cos od Grey ditto - so a6o od Short SM. Oats zss a ass od Fine ditto - —s od Polands ditto zeis a 4os -od Fine —42 s od Small Brans 56s a Os ad Tick ditto . 4os a 52s od Fine - - —s od • RETURN OF 'WHEA By 11,4;!ssrs. CHILI) and M cliaiing only from the 9thc agre.thly to Kaa Parliame zz6 Quarters at 176$ ea 1 76 - at " 175$ od 102 at 1736 od Z IN MARK - LANE, ALP A 3, Meat- Wetherg, in )t. April to the 113th of April, .nt. 103 quarters at i#s 34 1 20 0 12 24 at 17if od 275 at 170$ od 16 16Ss tAI zzo - at 167 s od At 1431 !Da at tos ad 921 at 1425 od 49 71 at 164 s od 155 at 16zs dti 248 573 - at isss od 137 - at 15zs od 3 0 7 too -- at tifis od 5 2 2I 6 57 0 76 1 59 .at 12.6 i od 196 20 . at' loss od 5o 2Z at 148 s od • , 3 1 4 -- at 147 s od ,Total, .9012 (211.1cter tb. Bd. higll...r t, rs—average 14is. 24. .luin last Return. PRICE of FLOUR; nos. to cs, per sack. A RETURN from April sl, to April 3 sacks ;..t 1326.10 d. 2; at TVS. Sd. at i3os. Bd. at 130 i ... od. at tp)s: ad. at ins. 6d. at Lt2BS. od. • at 1275. od. - at 12.65. •11. at tags. 84. -- at 1256. od. at 1244 6d. --- at t 24;. d. at 1241. bd. it3s. 64. at tz,;s. od. at 1225.t0d. at ials. 611. Total ts 794 _tic ZS. 110. lower than last Return. IF FLOUR; 7, from the Coact Office. 25 sacks at 1214, otl. 5 ---- at 12. ts. Sd. S - at 12-13. .od • F ---- ;it 12 , 5. od• I^ at Ito•od. 55 ------ at rtgi. od. 3 ------ at rtes. od. 3 --- at r 154. Sd. 162 -- at r ifs. at, 3 .3 65 - at t 10.3. od. 3 ;+t tagS. Oit • 7 at 1045.' 3d. 2. r at' IcitS. tad. 14 - at I 00S Sd. 2.3 - at coos. od. , Average MSS, 2d. 30 190 2o Average Price of England and Wales, ending April O. ?s MUMS :—Wheat, lios. 6d. Rye, T toS. 7d. Barley, S7i. 9d. Oats, 445. tzd. Beans, /4s. ti 1. Pease. Us. 3d. ENTRY of IMPORTS ,of GttAIN in the POlie of lot Week. Flour, - - o cwt. ~xl? eas e, 6 o at 6 4s7 g o qrs. tlietlnSt • - 27* , LONDON Wheat, 6956 qmarters. Rye, • 390 Bade/. 270 Ciuver•Sced. Z 9 cwt., , HOPS. zsAns. PRICE Kent, 91. 95. to 121. os. Sussex, 91. 9i. to 711. its. Essex, 91. to 111. M. rocic ET$. Kent, ill. os. to JO. os. Sussex, r il. os. to 131. os. Farnham, 141. la. to al. os. SEEDS. Red Clover, (per cwt.) - White Clover, ditto ' - Trefoil, ditto . . Turnip,.(per bushel) . - Ryc Crass, (per quarter) - Cinque Foil, ditto - - White Mustard Seed, (per bushel) Brown ditto, ditto Canary Seed, . • ditto Rape Seed, (per last) - 2.09. to 1205. 2oS. to I ^5. SS. (0 Soti. • 10S. to 1355. 20S. t 9 .4os. SOS. to 6ns. 12S, 10 143. • 14$. to 145. 6d. Sos. ,to 12%. 451. to 521. SMITHFIELD MARKET, April 27. To sink the Offal—per stone of 81b, Beef, 4s. &t. toss. 4d. I p. od, to 7s. 4d. Mutton, 4s. Bd. to 55. 6d. Pork, 0. 84. to Gs. Bci. Lan - 6, 6s. od. to 7s. 6d. HEAD OF CATTLE THIS DAY, Beasts . 2000--Sjieen . and Lambs 7000. NEWCATE and LEAUENHALL MARKET, April 27. Beef, 4s. od. to ss. 1 Veal; 4s. &l. to 6s. 6d. Mutton, 4s. 4d. to 5 1 ". 4(1. Pork, 51. ed. to 6s. Bd. Lamb, ss. od. to 7s. od. RAW HIDES. Hides (p.st„)3s.od.to3s.ad. I Heavy Calf tos. 6d. each. Middling, 25.69. 6:Y2S. nil. I Light Calf, 7d. per lb. Ordinary, as.od. to as, 4fir ) PRICE OF T St. James's Market 3s. rod. Clare Market 35., lid. Whitechapvl Nfartc:et 3s. 3d. per stone ofBlb. 'ALLOW. Town Tallow kiss. oct. Russia do. (candles) Russia do, (Soap) 78s. —s. Melting Snail' shs. —s. Ditto rough 365. —s. Graves rgs. od. Good Dregs Ili. od. Yellow Soap, sos. 88s.—Curd, g4s. Candles; per dozen, 123. 0d.,7-MOIC4, p 4, 115. 511. Aveiage price 3.. 94. St. JAMES's HAY MARKET, April 2j. Hay, L. IoS. oil, to 61. S. od.—Aver. 51. i9s ad. )4s. 6d. to 31. 35; od.- , -fiver. at. liks. 64. WHITECTIAPEI. MARKET, April 25. Hay?, 41. IoS. cd. to 61, os. ss. od. Clover, 61. 65..0d. to 61; tss. oci.—Aver. 61. ros. 641. Straw, 21. 6s. od. to zl. t6s. od.—Aver. 21. us. od. WHEREAS,• MARY WALPOLE, Wife of me, JOHN WALPOLE'. of Lord Hawkesbury's Office, Do*fling...street, London; has left me and gone from home without any cause, on the loth of April, Igo' : This is to Caution any Person nut to gust her on my Account, as I will not bt answerable for any Debt or Del:atilt may COll - _ Witness my Hand, JOHN WALPOLE. April,ls. LARGE OPFICE-PENS PECULIARLY WELL CUT. THE evident Advantage of having Writing Pens well cut and, well shaped to the Filiures, and of that tr' astir Mould, as ripe and seasoned . Qurllsonly are eap. ab:e of answering and bearing that nice exaanes4,ol points, which a titan and open d idit will .tender , smooth and fine, as to write :uly kind of Mxid With i)erleti freedom and pleasant nessi This, CirCIIIT*4IICe rast not only be very convenient, but truly interestin4:to every person in the !mitt ,of writing ; great pains have been taken to select prOper rock of prime qualified and seas o ned Quills .for. this purpose, in ordei to remove the evil of bast Pens, so justly and universally Gam plainest Of in this Country. Made and sold by E. Williams (Successor to hfr. litkrnire); Stationer td the Dike and Ontcheis of York, No. xi, Strand, London. . N. 13. Ohl Pens mended, and made as new. 2468 45 100 I 10 50 4 0 !MN> 2121 SALES- BY -AUCTION. riLymouTH. At the BROKE R's W &REHOUSE, Waoliter-dteet, mouth, . On-FRIDAY, the 15th of May, at Ten, .• THE handsomefast-salting copper-hottetinhip LA HURON.. Dirneniious, length on Deck sus feet 43 inches ; breadth below 19 feet 6 inches ; depth in the-lipid 13 feet 4 inches; admeasures 391 yo- 9 4 tons ; square-stera. ed, pierced for twenty guns, has evelteot Quarters, a tot Figure Head, 'And copper-bottomed ; appears to be a iterikg . firm built Ship, and is well calculated for an Armed Vessel, Privateer, West-Indiaman, Guineaman, or any other Trade where great burthen and dispatch is required ; her Hull and Stores are in good order, and may be sent to sea at a trifling ex pence; now lying iii Catwater. and there to be delivered ; captured on her voyttgArom the. Isle of Fripce to Bourdearc, after l a long ehace tio44l's Majesty's Ships Doris, John Halli day, ,Esq. and Magifienne, William Ogilvie, Esq. pum manders. r • For viewing thesaid Vessel; Inventories, and further par ticulars, apply to John Harris and . Edward Lyne, Esqrs. Agents at Plymouth ; -or to Messrs. Weciderbume, Viebster, and Co. London ; or to' PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. • Afterwards will be Sold, DART of the Cargo of the above Vessel L'EV -11 RON, con feting of the following Goods, for Export.t 135 a . Bags Coffi!e 1320 Plates Tutenague t6B Bags Pepper 534 Pigs ditto Casks.ditto ( 3 Casks ditto 35 Hhds Sugar 3 bap ditto z Bags ditto.' A quantity of Tortoise S:rell 455 Pieces of Black Ebony 368 Elephants Teeth ty Baks Cotton 7 Bales Indigo 7 Casks Cochineal With a variety of other Goods. Being. art -of therCargo of the French - Ship L' H utak, captured on her voyage front the Isle of France to Bourdeaux, by His Maje.ay's - Ships Doris, John Halliday, Esq. and Ida gieienne, William 00Ivie, Esq, Commanders. For viewing the Goo;ls, Catalogues, and. further pa.rtieu lars, apply to Edward l.ynu and John Harris,lEsqrs. Agents, at Plymouth - to Messrs. Wedderburne, Webster, a nd C o . aerciants, Condon ; or to • " PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. Immediately after will be sold sundry war-tike and other Stores, consisting of_cie Ion; 24-pounder, one 52-inch Mor tar, GimpoWder and other Stores. • LES DEUX FRERES, by His Majesty's S-hip DOR! S. T H"French Gun-brig LFS DF.UX.FRERES. Dimensions, lsngth on Deck 59 feet gi inches, breadth below i feet i r inches, depth in Hold, achneastires 9Z 34-94 tons. krench built,. square sterned, would answer for the `coasting, treit, or any other trades where burthen and dis patch is required. Now lying in Sutton Pool, and them to be delivcred.. A Prize to His Majesty's Ship Doris, John Halliday, Esq. Commander. For viewing the Vessel, and for Inventories, apply to Ed, ward, Lyneand John Harris, Esqrs. the Agents ; or to PETER SYMc.).NS, Sworn Broker. L'ESFOIR,, by ilis Maiesty's Ship I.'OISE:IU, and 1' rL. AteSiiieut . War LORD N ELSON. THE. HandAotne Fast-sailing Lugger Privateer . L'F.SPOIR.• Dinr.nsions, length on 1.);..c1:. -rz feet 3 inene4, breadth above Wales 17 feet 3i, depth i.i the Hold, 7 feet '6 inches, Adui'easunit 9 -36-94 tons,. iaware-sterned, pierced lot to gums, his good .Quarters, and wot.ikl make an excellent PrivAccr, or ty admit:ably wall adapted for the Guernsey OrlUly Trade where fast sailing is a qualaication ; her Bull astd Stores are in prime condition, and may be sent to sea at little or no cxptrice. Captured•by . His :\ lajesty's Ship L'Oiseau, the Right Hon. Lord Augiuttis Fitzroy', Commander; and' the private Ship of IVar Lord Nelson, kumphry,Clbson, Esq.. commander. For viewing the Vessel, Inventories, and turther Particu• Lars, apply to Edward Lynn., Esq. Agent ; or to PETER S\,'-lONS, Sworn Broker, Ply Mouth. litill : L'AURORE, BY HIS MAJEFIt"s Skill' THAMES: - . Also will be Sold, 'THE Anchors, Cables, Sails, standing and run -1 fling Rigging, Blocks, Guns, Gun-Carriages, Bran Caronades, Shot, ire. lately landed out of the French Ship L'Aurore, captured on her voyage from the Isle of France to Bourdeaux, by His Majesty's Ship Thames, Lukin, Esq. Commander. Her Cargo; consisting of the following Gootls ' For E yortation. For dome Consumption. 75 Bags oiß r Cask Rice 5 -Repper it Hags dittri ' 4 Casks, 8 Bags, anti s 4 16 Bags Calavances Boxes Indigo For viewing the Stores and Cargo, Catalogues and ,further particulars, apply •to Erlwird Lyne, Esti, the Agent, at Plymouth, to Messrs. P C E oo T k E e R and s y lisi m it m rd s , Lon don ; or to M S e w rc o h r a n n li ts tok , Leorn.- MONT BLANC, — BY HIS j E.STY's Sl-11 N VIPER. I mniediately after the Sale of ihe Cargo of the Ship l'Aurorc, will be sold • 'H F' Handsome Fast-sailing Copper-bottomed Schooner MONT BLANC.--Ditnensions, length ,ilott 75 feet Si- inches . ; breadth r 8 feet 6 inches ; d e pth in the hold 8 wet; hitilileiCiUTZS 108 69-94 tons ; square sternal, pierced fur _ten guns, coppered to water mark.; is a. re markable 'fast sailer, would, nuke an excellent Privateer, Letter *Marque, and is tniitable tut any ot her service where burthen and dispatch are required ; capi,ured. on her voyage from Cayenne to l'Osient, by Nlajesty's - Cutter Viper, erundati Coghlaii, Esq. Corninander ; now • lying in CA t- W 3 Mk, and tlierJ to he delivered. After Which will he sold the C:trgo landed from said 'Vessel, consisting of the following GOccis : For E xpartttion. For Exportation: '36 Bags Coffee 4 8 . Casks Anfiotto Cask ditto_ , - 46 Bales Cotton 5 Cisits Cloves ig Vlephants Teeth 6 Brass - guns 4 lion guns With a'*atiety of other Sto:es.. The abOire Vessel, , Cargo, and Stores,.mar be viewed, Ca talogues and ftiventori,:s had, on appltcation'to Edward I.ynu, Esq. Agent, at Plymouth; &Mlle . Ptilew, Esq. Agent, atFaltnouth,:or to, -PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. LE JUPITE R, by 1-fis Aajeitv's Ship VIPER. TH.E. F 0 L 1.4 O W 1 N'G 'G 0 0 D'S, viz. For , Exportition, .. 389 Hogshead:: kw wine , _ 210 Ditto White ditto ' Being the entire the llrigLeinoiler, prize to El is Vajesty's Cutter Viper, Jeremiah CO4 . : -.12n, Esq. Coat nder. . For viewing the same, and for Catalngnes, apply to Ed ward L'.oe, E q.Aittrit, at. Plymouth ; Samuel Pellew, Esq. Agent, I alinouth ; or to ti PETER. SYMONS, Sworn Broker. CECI LI.E, by ilis Majesty's Siiip MEG,ERA. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. For Home Colls`Wyth":ll, 21 Barra; 6s; S:etteti 761; Hail Burets Pitto, 134 Ditto Being the entire Cargo of the Brig La- emille, captured by His Majesty's Ship Megmra, J. R. Rickets, E.,q. CorMnan. der. For viewing th% said Cargo, Catalogues, and latth4r.Par - tiCulars, apply to Edward Lyne, E. the Agent ; _dr to, PETER S YVON S, Sworn 'Broker. 14 FAVOURITE, by His Majety's Sliip DO Rig: — rriHE FOLLOWING - GOOD S, viz. About 12 Thousand Red and White Oak MM. Stivt§, 14 Ditto Ditto Barrel Ditto. t4B Packs of Staves 67 Copper goll Rods 1 2 : 57 Salted Ox Hides i Cask. Coffee, for Eirforfation. Being the Cargnlantied from the .Brig Favourite, confuted bv His Majesty's Ship Doris. Jolla Halliday, Esq. Comman der.- for viewing the same, and for Catalogues, qv!" to John Harris, and Edward brho ' +.sqrsi the Agents- • or-to • PAT E Y?.10 S,, 'Sworn Bto.ter. LA BOMBARbE, by'His Ship , f1O.kl)l C EA. Ein French Gun-vessel LA BOMBAADE.— • Ohnensions, length on I)celt 68 .fret 11 , inch, breadth IX feCt ri inch; depth `in' Hold 4 feet to inches ; adineasures 9657.9,} tons; Lugger:rigged, sviare-sternedi Frenelt-builr, appears to be nearly iteVir ; would answer for,a Privateer, and is well Calculated for gencrd purpose; ; Prlie to His Ma jesty's Ship Boadicea, R 4 G. i Keares, Esq. Commander. Now lying 1 9 S ut t on P oo l, a nd .th e re to be _ delleered. For viewing the Vessel, and for Inventories, apply to Ed ward Lyne, Esq. Agent ' • or to PE.TER SYMONS, Swornlroker. SALES BY A'U'CTION. . , LA DEDEIGNEUSE, per L'OISSAU and IMMOT.- TALITE. After the Sale of the M ont 'Bl anc ' s Cargo, _ T HE FOLLOWING GOODS, vit Vdt txpottation, 9 Cask; Coffee r Cask Tin s. Barrels 'Sugar For Home Consumption, . i; Casks Annotto 9 Bales Cotton , At the sin= time will be Sold, thc standing and running Rigging, Sails t Blocks, Iron Guns, Brass Swivels; M us k etr , a quantity of Ciunpowier, Shot, Boarding Pikes, Gun ''.:ar riages, Legars, Buttsand other Cokl.;s,. Bread,. Beef, Rice; ca. lavances, with a variety of other Storevand Frovisiivris; l3r A out of the French Frigate La Deiici t inflitse .captured Majesty's Ship L'Oiseau, S. Esq. Comm in sight of His Majesty's Shi;ii.,l,Antulortatirei'MtZr:.: • i• tham, Esq. Commitoder. - • For viewing the Goods and Stofcs, apply to EttWayi 7•, Esq. Agent; or at the Office of • PETER SYMONS, Sworn LA PETIT FELIX, by His Majesty' s Ship BR I 7.: T. THENew French Chasse Mar& IT FELIX. Dimensions, length on Dec - : :eet gi inches, breadth below r 5 feet to inchss, depth • ie hold 7 ket 7i itches; admeasiires 53 17-g4. tops; ro. - item, 4)4 pears to be almost new, sails temarkably well ; maKe a handy Vessel for the coasting, or any other tr::de were patch is required. NoW lying in Sutton Pool, and there tc, be deliVered. A Prize taken from the trends by Ills Ma.. jesty's Ship Brilliant, the Hon. Charles Paget, COITIIII3IIder. Also her Cargo, consisting of the following Goods: For Exporttion. , 53 Pipes Brandy sa Cases Castile Soap t Hogsheads ditto 23 hogsheads Tar Halt ditto, 'Hitt() 23 limels ditto 8 Uhds. White Wine T 7 Bundles Coopers Twigs 3 Holisheads Red ditto 2 Doien Whisk Brooms. For viewing the Ytssei and Cargo, apply to Edw. Lrod% Esq. Agent, of whom Catalogues and.lnventories may tie had; or at the Office of PET E R SYMONS, Sworn fin;ker. LE lEUNE CATHARINE, by His Majesty's Ship MACICIENNE. THE French Sloop LE JEUNE CATHARINR. •1 Dimensions, length "on Deck 46 feet F inches, Breadth above 14 feet 6 inches, depth ia Hold 7 feet 8 inches, ad.. measures 37 7..94 tons ; square-sterned; full built, and pears to be a firm 'Vessel ; wouli inakea . good Coaster, or is well adapted for general purpo.es. Now lyingin Sutton Pool; and there to be delivered ; a Prite to His Majesty's Ship La Magicienne, William Ogilvie, Esq. Commander. Immediately afterwards %yin be sold her Cargo, viz. 93 Mids. Red Wine, of a 6 Pipes Brandy superior quality 3 Caiks Rosin 77 White ditto . a Barrel Tar For viewing the same, Inventories, and Catalogues, apply to Edward leyne, Esq. Agent, or to PETER S YMON S, Sworn Proker. Ff EN ANIIE, by His Majesty's Ship I%IAC I CI F.NNE. 'TIME French Chasse Marte•Bi EN - ANI lE. Di— mensions—,Lerigth on Deck 49 fect 6 inches; breadth haw. 16 feet 2 incites ; depth in the hold g feet 4 inches; htirthen cz 37.94 tons : round stern, French built, appears to he a firm, strongbuilt vessel, and carries a large cargo : would mai,:e an excellent coaster, is well calculated for nny other trade where a vessel of size is required ; prize taken be fiis Majesty's Ship Magicienne, William Ogilvie, Esq. Com. mander. _ _ Her Chigo consists of the folloiving Goods : For Exportation. is Pipes Brandy 33 Inds. White Wine 12 /flb. ditto 2 Casks Prunes rt , .; - 7 - 7 - Red Wine , Catalogues; Inventories, and other information, may be obuiped by applyjog to Edward Lyne, Esq. Agent, Ply_ mouth ; of Messrs. Wedderhurne, Webster and Co. Mcr. chants, London ; or at the Office,of PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. NEAT HOUSE, THIRTY ACRES LAND, AND EX TENSIVE MANOR, TO BE LET T, situate at Chipsted, i n Surrey; three miles from Reigate, and about quarter of a 6 1 1 5 from the great Brigliton Road. The Houle has a Parlour. Dining-room, good Kitchen, and large Butler's p astr y ; eight Bed-rooms, very good Cellais, Brew-house and.Brkt house, Two Stables, one, for two, one for on e H aut Coach-house, and large Coal and. Wood-house ; Garda' Ana+ Half an Acre, and nearly Thirty Acres o f L an d , e i ght of which is . excellent Sanfout ; one good Medow, and about Fourteen Acres lately lain to Grass. The Manor is contigu. ous, has fine Woods, and uncommon good Partridge Shoot ing; it is twanty.miles from London. • The House and Premises may be seen by applying at the Black Horse, at Gatton, on the ,Turnpike-road to Bpghtots; and for particulars, inquire at N. 3, Little Argyle-street. BEG' Ea , Gno.u.kredi T i o :ei T r;t H ,o o in M ro A: fil TAYLQß; Esq. . : • 7'. No. 9 ' Nevri Bride -Street,. i s B:,. , : c it e or i . he • I year I/90, I have been atiii6tedwith the "Lues Vene rea; which, from its obstinately resisting every contse' of Medicine prescribed ,by the most eminent of the Faculty here, and undergoing several severe courses of 'saliVation, and twice discharged from the. Hospital, with little relict. would appear to be of the most inveterate maitre. •in tbe spriog of last yea: my disorder had got to such a head, a s nearly to put a period to my eyisteriee:--I had a large . taLcr on the crown of my head, ono on each arm, and my legs , wcre broke out in a frightful 'twiner ; my rig h t was dread- fully pilaw, and bail hen kra fla w of ulceration for fhb last seven years ; 'my left had; les° z two large modes on it, I was very much discoloured, and gave me suclteercrutiat• ing pain, piiitic'ularly when. wana. in bed, as nearly t , d s prove me of rest; in this lamentable .star.;, I was recoils. mended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received 'so g r „, t a cure by Aim here), to take your I eake's Patent Pins, which l• bi...gan, •t 4 do on the 26. th of play ; in the course Of a fortnight, jr began to receive benefit—in little :note ti-„ •t a month, ihe ulcers on lily heed and arms were soundly healed-,,rpoon after, • the :Axes on my legs healed also; leaving,' however, considerable discol.cptration in the akiii, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the Ries. sing of God, .and- a little longer perseverance in your inva luable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin repining its natural hue, and the not-turn:ll pains gradually going otl. I -,,lius became, by',vour liberal 4 dviee and Me. dicine, perfe,ttly free from' all my form , r cOmulaints-:- have recovered rhy former Spirits and strength, and am,beT come jolly a.nd fat, in which state hiving continued many months to the astank"innent of all at. , lln knew tic, I am at a lossin what terrirs , to express...My , gratitude, but beg y(l4, for, the t; , o.u.i of other suffering . Mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, As I shall on ever)" IaccILIA;.- in, so 410;114, yet( 'NMI. treatl,y 'oblige, - sir; *lnir gm "uv ' obedient; v - &t , hithablo , servant, • ALEX. NUJ E R RK. wan Clow'.S'a High-street, Edinburin. ' w. .. to the above Cure: ort I . tie 1'i10,./i;s ci N No. 3.,. Now . Poultry Market; atia one ltl‘ Ili r os !i f Old . 4 ,: - .seMbly-elcrse;ldinbdigh. PiCpareii and Sold by the sole Proprietor, . . T ; nom Ai TAYS. OR, MClilbei Of the !butch College Of Si=r. gems, at his Hou4e, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; where, atter a constant residence of more than thirty-sis .years, in a praakcc particularly . cliretied to the. cure of Venereal COinplsuntS and thds.: incidental to the Partiof . Generation; with that itiVialabll.s. secrmv which meta of , his prolession should always obierve in such cases, he ' flatters himself, the advi:e and assistance he gratuitously attlniritscera to 'persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, - by. a discerning-. Public, as an advantage sea OM attainable and void of all ambigaty.. li f e o i r funi tite cr c s. on isl ve o n ., icre j, 4f . A th i cs A b s c i eji s. v 7 s tit t f r ( h c ; c ii ' tb:n:p'lidaiiissiii..amiPurael,lll:attrAttieihenet:royihop. No. Is 3. 0 x. ford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fith-stitet•hitil Mr. SW et's Rook - seller, No. I. lit:ion-ton', Littit 'rower. hill • • Mr. Widioir's Soutli-brida,. Edinburgh; Mt. Ciat. weds, ,1)10:04:; and, by one person in even , consid „Nhic town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes 0 . 1 only c s: , each, sealed up pith full and plakv difql lolls * Ilert 9d bi persons' secreey,t e j t sii haf tial. xmaY . Bri tain is sealed up with . N. IL Every Pox sold in Great Pri . . .. . .. I v-inr• of the Commissioners is , it Stamp, on whrll, D. -a ' it T Tavle . r, No. 14, New cure th . ems . elves With case, speed, prinied, at the. Stamp-O fl ice ---. - .J• 1 --...--...-....._, 'l a 3 i -Jd c ge ou :s n t t r e te rf t e ,:;-;20 imitate which is .Felony, an d al Others