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Fr2tn GAZETTE, May 5, 1801' . Inr 7 oic f ; gay S. 3 d Regirrient of Dragoon Guards, Ensign. Leighton . C. Dal. rymple, from the 55th Foot, to W Cornet, vice Simes who exchanges • 34th Regiment of LigheDragcons,' Hospital Mate, Samue Young to be Assistant-Surgeon, yicc,T.bompsun, appoi:lt ed Veterinary Surgeon. • '.27th Ditto, WiLliar4 NVebb, Gent, to be Glornet. ,agth Ditto, Hugh Doherty, Gent.. to be Cornet, without purchase, vitae Thorn, promoted. 'ISt Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign 'the Hon. George J . Touchette to be .Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gilliam who retires. Ensign Kingsmill Evans to be Lieutenant • vice Collyear, deceased. • ad' Regiment of Foot; Captain John Kingsbury to be Major, vice Hale, deceased. Ensign Timothy: Dillon to be Lieu tenant, vice Fox, dismissed byth.: Sentence of a, General Court Martial. ' iEnsign 'Francis Livingstone, from the x7th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Haslop, dismiss'ed by the Sentence of a General Court Martial'. john Johustone, Cent. to he Ensign, vice Dillon. 4th Ditto, George Russell, Gent. late a Lieutenant to the Prince of Wales's Fencibles, to be Quarter-blaster, vice Colwell, appointed Paymaster. Bth, Ditto, Lieutenant William Henry Forsteen, from the 35th'foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Nl' C; utrzy, - who 'ex- changes. - ,i3th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant• Francis William Schyler, from the 28th Foot, to be Captain-Lieutenant, 'vice Cop . ley, dismissed by'the Sentence of a (=theta' Court Martial. 17th Ditto, Lieutenant Riclrarti Stannard, from the 4tti West 1 ndia Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Wright, Nvito •- exthanges. Lientenant John O'Carrdl, front the 81st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Brome, whb exchanges. loth Ditto, Lieutenant William Adams, from the 4th West ,India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Dc Lislei who ex changes. 234 Ditto, Ensign the Hari. Edward Meade, from the 4oth Foot, to be First Lieutenant, vice Bayfield, dismissed by the Sentence of a General Court Martial. 24th Ditto, Ensign Frederick Netterville to be Lieutenant, • • by purchase, vice Tolley, promoted. 28th Ditto, Ensign William Hill to be. Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Schyler promoted in the 13th Foot. Vo - .lunteer David Lant to be EnSign, vice Hilt.. 3oth Ditto, Ensign Edward Jentung§ to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Love, who retires. • 34th Ditto, Thomas Hogarth, Gent. to he Ensign, by pur - chase, vice flicks, promoted. 35th Ditto, ,Lieutenant lames Nl‘Gtiff4y, froM the Bth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Forsteen, who exchanges. Ensign • Andrew George Armstrong, from the 38th Foot, to be Ensign, viceßest, who exchanges. 311th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Best, from the 3;th Foot, to..be Ensign, vice Armstrong, who exchanges. - 4oth Ditto, Adjutant. Thomas Emaill to be Ensign, without purchase, vice,Garnhani, promoted in the 85t Foot. J. Wickhpi,. Gnt.',,to be Ensign, withdut purchase, vice Meade, t4romoted in the 234- Foot. Assistant-Surgeon John, Meade, from the 26th Light Dragoons, to by Surgeon, vice Ilplton, promoted. 424 Ditto, Lieutenant qimort Fraser to Captain-Lieutenant, without iiiirchite, 'Vice Stewart, promoted in the Both FoOt. Ensign Robert INlenzies to be Lieutenant, vice Eraser. sad Ditto, Ensign George Cook fo be _Lieutenant, by pnc... chase, vice Donahue, - who retires. 54th Ditto, Captain-Lieutenant Mittens Louis to bet aPtain, .without purthase,. vice Alttridge, removed to the nthl.itlit Dragoons. Lieutenant 14 flliann Deane to dbe Captain lieutenant, vice' Louis. Ensign Edmund O'Brien Butler td.be Lieutenant vice Deane. 55th Ditto, Cohic Witham Simes, from the 34 Dragoon Guards, to be Ensign, vice Dalrymple, who exchanges. 58th Ditto, Ensign' ohn Malone to'be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Sturt, who resigns.. Anstruther ThQuip son, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Malone. 6oth Ditto, Richard Robins, Gent, to be Ensign, 'by' pur chase, vice James Campbell, promoted. • 634 Ditto; James .Jbhnstone, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur , chase, vice. M‘Letoth, promoted. . George Balli , .Gent. to be Ensign,'by purchase, vice Ramage, promoted. Etst Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Brame, from the 17th Foot, to be Lieutenant,..vii:e O'Cirrol; .who .exchanges.- Quar ter-Master Pringle..lialli -from the Half-pay of Colonel Wardc's late. Regiment, to be Quarter-Master, vice Keith, who exchanges. . . 87th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Brownrigg to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Macnamara, who retires. • 89th Ditto, Ensign 'R. French,l from the 13th Foot, .to be . Lieutenant; by' purchase; vibe Roddy, who retires, noth . Ditto, Sgptain- Lieutenant David Stewart, from the . 424 Foot, to be Captain, vice Thwaites, diwriissed by the Sentence of a General Court-Martial. Captain., Lieutenant Francis Eddinsk'to be Captain, without purchase, vice Murray, promoted in the Clanalpine Fericables. Lieute nant William Cartwright to be eaptain-Lieutenant, ,vice Edden. gad Ditto, Lieutenant J. M. Doyle, from the Half-pay of the Independent Companies, to be Lieutenant, vice Rich ard Lee, who exchanges. 4th West India Regiment, Lieutenant George Wright, from the t7th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Stannard, who ex changes. Lieutenant David De Lisle, from the loth Foor, to be Liinitenant, vice Adams, who exchanges. Captain Kingston's Levy, John Dyne, Gent. to. be Ensign, HIGH-BEECH, ESSEX. TO BE ,LETT. OR SOLD, A BOUT Two Acres ofTREEHOLD LAND, rI situate near the Inni called King's Oak, which, from the kectiliar beauty of the - Pro4iedi is an excellent SituatiOn for a Contr. , Therais a Brick-buift - Hense thereon, which, Nvith Repairs, might be made a comfortable House, or whose. old Materials would - aid fhe'expence of huilding a new one. Situate about . twelve Miles . Nort11:-Iiat froM London, and two miles from Loughton in the Eppingßoad: Apply to Mr. Scott, Surveyor, Furnivalls Inn. HIGH-BEECH, ESSEX. TO BE LETT, "CoMpli:tely FURNISHED, jk'NEW...BUILT tiQUSE ancIOFFiCES; con taining on the Attic Story, five Rooms; on' the One Ppir,fo.ur Rooms and a Dressing- room ;, on the Ground Story, a Dining-room, DraNying-iootni Study, Housekeeper's-room, Kitchen, Dairy, Pantr?, -and several useful Offices adjoining thereto. The Coach-house- and- Stable Building contains standing for two Carriagss,. Stabling for four HOrseo, an Har ness -room„ a Wash-house, a Laundry, a Room , for a Man Servant, and a Lcift ; a-Ct,whousc usad as a Stable, a Green house, a Shrubbzry, and.an excellent Kitchen Garden, fully ciopped. . • About Ter Acres of I:and may be had adjoining the House, and the whole Premis e s are supplied with excellent Water, both hard and soft, and is situate abOut twelve Miles - North East,of London, and two Miles fiom Loughton in the Ep ping Road. Apply to Mr. Scott,, Surveyor, Furnival's Inn. LES DEUX FRERES, by His'Maje - sty's Ship DORIS. rr HE . Frpnch Giimbrig LES-DEUX FRERES. Dimensions, length . on Dcek ;9* feat lk inches, bre - atlth below i ti.!et t t inches , depth. in Hold, almeaiures. 92 8 - 4-94 tons. I. rench .built, - squpre :sterna, woultianiwv for the coasting, fruit, or any other trades whZte Inittheti end dis patch'is reqnired. Now•lying in Sutton Pool;and there to he detiverech A Prize to,His Maj:sty's Ship - Paris i mi n lialliday,'Esq - $-Cothmander. • ...... For viewing -the Vessel, andfor .Inventories, apply to. Ed ward Lyne and. John Harris, .E,sqrs, the 6gcnts - inOrtO PgTER.STIII9NS 3 Sworrißroker • L'ESPOIR, by His Majesty's Ship L'OISEAUAnd'Pri ' vate Ship of War LO RD . 44 E 1.:50N.• • THE Handsome Fast-sailing Lugger 'Privateer L' ESPOI R. Dimensions, length on Decklz fe-.-.t 3 inches, breadth above WaleS t 2 feet 3+, depth ita the 7 feet 6 inches,-fidtheasures 9 :36-94 tons, square-:Sterhed, pierced fot 16 gups; has good Quarters,: anti would make an excellent Privateer, Or 'is admirably well adaptetc fol . . the Guernsey or any Trade where fiat-sailing is a- quali fi cation ; her H4ll and Stores are in prime _condition, and inn be sent to sea at little or no expense. Captured by•llis Majesty's Ship.L'Oiseab, the Right Hon. Lord Augustus Fitzroy, Commander ;. and the private Ship of War Lord Nelson, Htimphry Gibson, Esq. Commander. For viewing the Veasel,lnventories, -anti furthet Particu lars, apply to Edward Lyne, Esq. Agent ; br PETER SYMONS, Sworn Braker,_Plymotith. LE JEUNE CATHARINE, by His Majesty's Ship . • THE French Sloop LE JEUNE CATHARINE. Dimensions, length on Deck 46 feet - • S inches, breadth above '4 feet '6 inches, depth in Hold 7 lett - S4 inches; ad. measures 37 5,94 (311 s ; square.sternedrnill,built, and ap pears to be a fi rm Vessel ; would_ make good•Coastet, - br is well adapted for geaeral purposes. Now lying in Sutitin Pool ; and there to lie delivered; as prize. to• His Majesty's Ship La Magicienne, Williant Ogilvie, Esti, Commander. - Immediately afterwards will be soldter.Cargo, viz. 93 llhds. Red-Wiae, ofa . 6 Pipes Brandy , • • • sUperiolquality • - 3 Casks Rosin. • White ditto _ Barrel-Tar 'For vieWiil,4 the same,. Inventories,. and Catalogues, a pp 13' to Edward Lyne, Esq. Agent, or to. . • . PETER SYMON§', Sworn-Broker. INVALIDS Ensign Edward B. WoHams, front the Half-pay of the late 86th Foot, to be Ensign,_ in Brevet Lieutenani-Colonel Hatfield's Independent Company of Invalids 'at Plymouth, vice Murray, promoted. . . STAFF. Thomas Clutton, Esq. laje Lieutenant-Colonel of the Wor cestershire Militia, to be Paymaster of a Recruiting Dis tricl, vice Cullen, appointed to the Invalids at G,uernsey. HOSPITAL-STAFF. Surgeon F. M. Bolton, from the 4oth Foot, to be Apothe cary to the Forces. MIDDLETON, BLACK-LEAD PENCIL IN • and POCKET-BOOK MAKER to the King and Prince of Wales, at the Original . Manufadory, No.-162, `Strand, and nt No. t4s, Strand, opposite Catherine-street, begs leave to recommend to the Public. his Black-Lead Pen cils, whose superior excellence has been for fifty years uni versally acknowledged ; mad Pencils for Drawing in Colours ola late invention, which far surpass , evory thing of the kind before known. Drawing, by way of Sitecimen, may be seen. They are sold wholesale and retail, with an Allowance to the Trade, to Artists, and those who take aquantity. A complete Assortment of Travelling, Writing, and Dress_ ing Cases. . - Pocket-Books of every description in the greatest variety. Gentle.men's Pocker Commodes, containing every Article for Shaving and Dressing. PORTABLE WRITING and DRESSING DESKS and BOXES; in Mahogany, Satin Ward, •Morocco Leather, &c. Writing• Paper, extra fine large Pens and Quills, tine Irish and Dutch Sealing Wax, and all kinds of Stationary. • PORTABLE awl COUNTING-I-LOME LETTER COPYING MACHINES. . These Machines, by which Writing may be expeditiously and dearly copied, are brOu&lit by .N. Middleton to the ut most perteclion, and,comprised in . a.Mahogany Case (iv.hich forms a complete Desk), some so small is to be of the greatest convenience to those , wholravel ; others of a size and form to answer the purposes of a complete Sc:cfetaire.. MONT BLANC, BY HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP VIPER. Immediately aftet the Sale of the Cargo of the Shipl'Aurore, • . will be sold„ THE.' Handsome Fast-sailing Copper-bottomed gchooper'M ON - I' 81.ANC. , --Dern;:niions,:length aloft 75 Met 5t inches ; brea-ith A_ feet 6 inches - ;. t.cpth. in the HQI4I 8 feet ; edmeatutes teB 64-94 tons -square - sterned, pierced for ten guns, coppered t o light water mark ; is a re snarkable..f.it sailer, would make an 'excellent Privateer, Letter of Nl.lrque, ?rid is suitable for any other service where burthen and th:ipatch are required; captured ru her voy:: ?win Eayenneto l'Orient, by His >lajeityas Cutter „• ill ian Coy hlau, F.sq, . Commander ; now lying in Cat v. Ater, and tlwre:to be delivered. • - Alter siihich Will be siikl-tliCargo e landed from said Veicel, . consisting of theYollOwing Gools • . • Far Exportation. . • For Home Cdnsumption 36 Bilis - 4 B 4B _Casks Annatto- I C. 4 dif to • 46 Bales .Cotton 5 Casks Cloves _ • 19 Elephants: Teeth • , 6 Brass girns, 4 Iron guns TO THE LADI ES. .The happiness of both Sexes is so conneEted with the increase of female charms, it is not to be won dered at that the inventive genius should be em ployed-to discover what may be i n n ocent ly used to assist Nat ure,- in keeping the tyrant man ina,s:ate of'pleabing bondage to the , softer'sox, This disco. very is now 'made; .and as imposition ha's been bUt too frequently praftised upon toe credUlous, the Gentleman who is the inventor of the MAGNETIC CREAM, has consulted'the delicacy qt the Sex, by committing the rule of this C.UriCTIS and elegant pre paration to, a. Lady of-hunour and respettability, who has authoritk to ,return 'the money, if this in , noce'ra Liquid dues not give to the skin that pecu liar fairnes , s, which , as well as bestowing delicacy, bespeaks health, and tlrrciws an animation into the countenance, which shall give the eye the ..full power to.chartn and fascinate. For, the hand and arm it is prepared' iwa different form, if` delicacy would permit .the, names of those Ladies. tobe-tnen— tioned • who have approved this innocent - Camposi 'r lions their 'number would exceed belief, fur and .fashionr .It can be had only at No r l3, Brown low-street, near Gray's-Inn; Holborn, in bottles at los. • N.8 : 4-4difo residing in the C'ountry, by in_ elosing ; ,,x„pne-pbund note, may have two bottle, sent to,t4em, safely packed in a box, ,withl►ills of directions, to any partuf th; kingdom. VEIVIE 't STOCKS, . • i 11.% Y. . . :111E63 Snicli-?co Ditto );01,1 :s. diS. Exch::liut;c hills 4 -; New thou '.. - Lot teiy 'rickets ( )11111i61til if, VI I ti.i)cr. 3 . 1 )- ( ICII.I. iS.., Ditto AMI. I 14',. 3-16 Bait% liii - itec,ount Iliiiit ! , ,/r.:11 - aY • • Con. fo:: Ni.ly tint 14 flank Stnck 1681 g Navy 5 -per Cent. 90.1 i 5 kicr t.'„ent. i 797, Iriylt 5 per Cent. 911- .1 per Cent. Co. •;01i por : Ceilt. Red. S'; to '••• .3 per Cent. Con. 60;4 : 1.)n.t0 Scrip Bank I.ongAnn. iS 1-16 s•-t 6 Dit!oShor4 Anti. , • . Piro Sc t ip • • CONSUMPTIVE COMPLAINTS, A" generally occasioned by the Stagnation of the• Blood in the Lungs, till. it .is converted into purulent matter; this may be owing, to nervoitS, bilious, asthmatic, or dropsical coMplaints, excess of libidinous in dulgent!ies, leading a too studious,' sedentary' life ; .heat ,ot Climate, hard drinking, immoderate lIAe of xnercitrials, tea, Coffee, 'or..other watery liquidSi jt. May be ()wins to a cold taught by , damp beds or - ttantp . hotiies; chlorosis• or iireen sickness ; excess of Oct or pleasure ; debility of the fibres of the viscera, an ulcer' in tote. liver, neglect of customary exercises, 84c. &c. TILL.. CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is calculated to restore a - broken and. decayed Constitution to its pristine. health and vigour. ;! -, • . • • 'l,O be had at Half.a.G One; of 51.,Cases with twelve, at Mr. Mathews, No. 118, 'Strand, - London, the only Warehouse for Dr,Solomon's Cordial Rahn of Gilead, No. 7; Exchange cowl, Dublin, and in Bath, by Hazard ; Bristol, Sheppard; Brighton, Gregory ; Birmingham, Swinney ; Bedford, Smith; Blantlforit, Simmons ; Bury St:, Edmund's, Dingle; Chel tenham, liarlvard ; Cambridge, 1-ludgson ; . Coventry, Rol h. son ; Colchester, - Keyrner ; Canterbil ry,. Simmonsri ; C:O - lisle, jollie s • • Chatham, Etherington ; ; Chute , -Eletcher, - -Poole' arid Son; Chichester, Philipson ; Cirelicesteri Stephens;. Chippenharn, ' Combs ; • 7,•-Exchange-court, Davison ; Der4y, Drury ; Durham, PenninBton ; Dover, Ncalcs; . Devizes, I.3rotighton ; Dorches ter, Crutweil ; Deal, Rose Dartmouth,' Jackson Edin burgh, Smith ; Exeter, . TreWman and Son.; yalinouth, Elliott ; Gloucester Raikcs, ; Glasgow, MiDunald Gos port,v,l-laraing ; /11;11, Rawson • Ipsivi‘;ll; Middlcditeh ; Isle of Wight,. Albin ; Kendal, ' Branthsvaite . ; Liverpool, N;erritt And Wright ;• Lancaster, Warnsley ;. Leeds, Binns; Line:pi:l,' Drury ; Lynn, Bradley ; :Leicester, Gregary,. ; • Lee; • Mtncliester; Lyirch . ; Margate, Itosv..! •, Maidstung, Blake ; Marlborough, •Hareda; New. oury, Fuller ; - Newcastle, Wlitcrl - :•Northaropton, .Edge; Nottingham, Burbage;..WorWich; Stevenson'trnd,COmpany ; Maim!, (ones; Plymouths R;chards; Pbrt4molitli, Belarn ; Pi - eston, - .Sergerit•; Reading; Smart and ShtervsburV, Wood ; Soutnampton, Baker ; Stafford,- Smith ; Stamford, svcomb ; Sunderland, Bray ; Salisbury, Collins ; Scarbo, rough, Bayley t.'Taunton, Poole; Tenbridge; Cox•; -. 'Wells, !?'. WeVinoutli, W(.od ; Windsor, Blakettey ; Wor c e s t er , I nib's ; V:rarwick, Perry ; Wine/water, ,Robbins ;. ;York, Tesseyniiii;' Yarnioutli,:Down;... , • And iris , all the.rvutable "tediciiie Venders', •.BoA sellers, in'oVcry Principal town in England, Ireland, Scratlan,d rld A mcrica. • - • I. F. jUr t R, by His Majesty's Ship VI I- I: R. FO.L LO-W G.OO D J viz • ' For Exportition.' 3E9 Hoolteacii Red - Wine . •• . aro Ditto ‘Vlitte•clitto ' Being the entire CargQ'of the trig Lc I tipitcr; prike Majesty's Cutter Vlnei, jordiniali ,4sq., Corn_ minder. . r - ~-• • For viewing the s*uie,:atulr for Catalo;_nes,'apply...lo ward Lytle, Esq. ,AkeM, at Plymouth ; Esq. Agent, kaltnoutn ; ar to • PETER SYMCINg Sly •• Bro LA CECILLE,by His Majp,tty's Shii! EG.,E A. TH E FO.L LO,WI NC (a OOD S, For. Roan. Causumption 27 Barrels Sardiniu 6ss Salted 763 Kalf-RawN Ditto t34s..Ditte cau - skins. - • the eniyr.: CargO 91.; the En4 . •La ti. - 411e,,eapturgti,j 7 His -Majesty's Ship-Mviiera, j. "Rkkets, Esq, corlimitt, der. • . •. s - _ For viewing the said Cargo, Catalopcs, ,and.f9rlticrYr ticulars, apply toEdwafd Lvot,'Es4. At,knt .or to P Eta: R. s.l' MON S S worn lirokti LA FAVOURITE, by Ship DORIS FPO 1. - .1.4.0 W N e G. GOODS; About 12 Thousarntßed and7White Oak Mid'. Stqvg; 1.4 Ditto • -Ditto Barrel Ditto : Packs of Staves' . 67 Cyker Bolt, 14.9,:t$ 257 Ox Hides: i Cask Cotkei, for ExportatiOn. Being the Cargo landed from the Brig Favourite, captuted His Majesty's ~ip Dvrjs, John Jialliday, Esq . - Comm an. for viewinuthe same,. and for Catalogues s tipply to Jaw and Edward the Es rs. Agents ;or to • ; 14 :TER SYNIONS, Sivotn Broke%:i • ' LONDON, DUi:PIA NAN. hi‘Mi 1,1; AN s ‘ 43l4l.4'ubltil ru by km Aftretctß Scx trrs (of iiirsz-fcxty-roid, ‘Vestrnimrer ;I At lne Surf-OPY lc s, 12, Strand whets'4,24ve.rniementsi' for tilt Pater, L e tt er s • tot the .k . . 40gt_i ail I, mast fin. atiarcf , d. • . . POOLE, ?al AY 6. Arrived—the Esther, Green, from Oporto. • Sailed—the Sarah, Elme.s, for ,Swanage; Cood Intent, Billiard, for. Coves ; Blanch - 6rd. rallord, for London; - aud Molly, Spencer ; Hope, Netiterwoocli and Molly, Steel, for Portsmouth: CRAYESrI'ID; 'IYAY 6. PaSsed by—the Vrow'Margaretta from Ilambro' ; Venus, —, frorn Dantzic ; Bellorta, Crook•; North Star, ; Courier, ; Express, Copernicus, 'and Active, Balk, from Pillau . '" . Sailedthe:Vriend6chap, for Dunkirk. BIRIII. On Saturday last, , at is house ;At Kensington. Gravel l' • the Lady of De. Calkott, of a Son.. MARRIED. . . On Wednesday last, - Mr; William Saxton, -of Nev rtrvilt; fbrd, to, Miss C. Scott, of Se?motir-street, l'ortrnan-square. Charles Hamilton,. jun.. Esti, of ,Hamwood, County of Meath,. to Miss Tighe, daughter of the late Wi Winn Tighe, Esq. of ltOssanit, in the, Coupty of Wicklow. • DIED. On the Ist inst. at Bristol hot Wells. aged z 5,. Miss verne, sister of Samuel Amy S e ve r n ; Esq.- of in the County of Salop. On the 2.3 d ult. at Greenc : )cl:., Major Dukan ..CamPb.:l (AsLomel), late of the sth or first Battalion ArgYleshire cible Regiment.. • • ADVERTISEMENT. . WANTEn, a:Siwation as LAND STEWARD, a'Person brought up in FarmingtuSiness in the South and Fertile Part of England, who , understands AIN-. quality and. value of Land, tLyiding and improving Estates. Agrical tufei Cattle, &c. &v. who has no objection to go to - Scotland or Ir,tlamt.. . • Direel to A. B. Post-0 fficc, Bath. WANTS A. SITUATION,. YOUNG MAN .from .the. Country. As lie has been used to the Corn Trade, he' could wish to b.: employed- as an Agent for any Person in buying and selling. Has no oblation to attend upon any-Gentleman Oink abroad. Letters .(post-paid) addressed to A. IL -B at theull, White chapel, will.be duly attended to. APERSON who has - served an Apprenticeship to the PORTER B R EWE rty. iu London, - wisifes for a situation as Brewer, either in TOWn or .Country ••,' or will give fristruaions in the above line, and to really lker that h..!.!n ill attended to in the process; on moderate terms. A Line direeled J. H. No. t it, Tabeinacle-roW, City-road, will be immediately attended to. on .11,J I 5 1 ti 1.. 1 IVIN. 1 4 1,YMOUTIL ..• - • thi.BIZOK ER's WA REHOUSE, VtrdolstetAtroet;-Ply _ mouth, • - Iht PR 'DAV the tstlt . of 'gay instant, at Ten o'Clodc, THE -- Cood 'Beigantine LA FAVOURITE. Ditnensions, length on deck. 67 feet tincl;es;.breadth at r..ct 7•iii911,; . 5, height between Decks 4 feet •..; inchas, i depth i t lipid 7 sect 4 inches, .admeasures about 126 tons ; square stcrued, with•A wohrin . figure head ; is a trert-handsome,-firtn, good`vessel, has two Decks, and avery goon Hold for:stow age ; is .now tit to proceed on a vu.) - x t r..- and _calculi** for - any trade stii%eile' to her borthen ; .sails rennrtablv Ent, zitJ is stores. Now lyitig in PlyrnOutfi Pool, tli;s,r;_- to Yeiluliveri-31..-, Captured 6% , •the , ryttnch, 'llll., re •)t t Ar.i:jest . 's Ship Doris; lohp,l4.altiday,. Esq. Comm: trifle:. Inventotie.4 may be had in due time, and tite-Vetgerviewil on aOpiieikuo• wat the OflLce of PETER SYMONS, Sworn tirpl.cr. LA 13 MBARDE,',by His Majesty'_ Ship . BOADTC Eit rpiE French Civil-vessel ZA,r-BOMBARDE..- , Drrnmsions, length on Deck 63 lent iali,4ireadth depth in Hold 4 feet to ,• adineasures 96 5 - ; •. 7 9.4 •Freiich-liui I r, appear, to bpifiarly nc.7w..; 'wouhl answer lOr t Privinxr, and 1., calculaterlfor general -ourpOse, ; - to 111 s 111a -I,,:bates;• Esq: Cominioder. lyingin . ,S!_itton Pool, and thzr:l.jolic • l'or viewing Vessel, anti for Inyiltories, aiiphto .Ed ward L,lne; Esq. Ageht or to • • . PETER. SYMONS, SwOrn'Broker. . . mnwcliately•2.fter will be .t4l:l.stsuiry.warAike :rid other Store's, consisting of one !Ong _4-pounder, one; ts-inch 11jor r;:•r, GunpoWder ilnd other Stores. • • Atterwanls Ilx Sold, DART of the of 'he - Vessel LA ritTRON, •-11. 'consisting of ilk. folliiiving GoOds : or Exportatkm, , . • . 13;S Bags ' liltds Sugar 163 Bags Pepper - 2 Bags ditto 3o Casks ditto --- - For Home Consumption, 41i Pieces of Black . Ebony S Casks Spilter, or Metal 2.1 Bales Cotton ' - Composition Casks Cochineal - 3 Bags cotta t3z3 Plates Sp - liter, or Metal A quantity - ot Tortoise Shell , Composition. 368 Eltlihant3. Teeth 134 Pigs ditto 7 Bales Indigo Bring part of the Cargo of the French ship La I luron, Prize, captured on her voyage from the Isle of France to Bourdeattx, by . His Majesty's Ships Dotis, John - Halliday, .Esq. and Ma pcienne, For viewing the Goods,' Catalogubs', and further-particu lars, apply to Edward Lynt-and Johnliarris; Esqrs. A Onts, at Plymouth ; to. Messrs. Wolderburnei .Webster,'-'and . Co. Merchants, London ; or to . , • • ' • PETER. SYMONS, Sworn - Broker. With a variet of other Stores. The above. Vessel, Cur 40, and Store;, m3y-be viewcf, Ca talogui and I nv.entotie l i,hod,•on applipation to Edward.tyne, Esq. Agent, at Plymouth ; to SlauGcl Hsi'. Agent, at Falmouth, or to. PETER SYMONS. S worn Broker. LA PETIT FE LI X - by I fiS.Al ' ajestc . V4liiii-RRI-141:IA14Pri„ IMF New: French-Clia4€ Mar6e LA PETIT ..1„ . FEL I X.-; 12iinetisiotis,..lent4t li, w. peck 51 feet ' 9 l inches, breadth btlovVis j'aites,'etepth in the Hold 7 feet 71 inches ; admeasures-53-t794. tons; round stern, pear.to be almost neW;.sails retn4Oly, cti3k e haudy'VeSsel : tin . the. coasting, Or any other trade .wilf:Te dis patch is required. Now lying in SatothettkArid there-44 bc delivered. A Prize talon from rhe 1-1i5.14 - je - sty's - Sliip grilliant, the !ion: Charles Par;-t, Cornrriandei. A lib hot. Cargo,' consi;;ling•of - tbp f 9119 For . - F Exportatidn't -Pip6 Bran'dy . .',ia• ) (4 . mes Castds: S o ap 2:i Holicads ditto 2:jf LtOgsb,7atir, 'Es fiaktditta, ditto zg - Datrols*.ditth Hills. White Wine 47 BurAlles Ccopere. T.wigs - g Hogsheads Red ditto Hicoms: For viewing the Vessel- and Cargo,.; irt.'ilyt Lyner Esq. Agent, of 'whom Catalogues andlnventories .inav be ha I $ -or at the Otlice of YETER SYMQNS, $ wo o Br6ker. BIEN AMIE, "I'y His Majesty's Ship MAGIC) ENNE. rTHE. French Chasse -MAree BIEN'AMIE.. Di— mensions—Length , qn Deck 49 feet. 6 in.:bps; bveadtl4 above i 6 feet inches depth in the. hold S req.} in'tshes ; ourthen sz tOTIS ; round Stefn, 'Preach buil y.appears to be l a firitt, strong built vessel, and . carries klafge cargo; wonjd make. :11 excellenrcoaster, is %Veil, oaleulated tor.any wirer trade a vessel of size is required ; a prize taken b His Majesty's 'Slip Magicienne, William Ogilvie; Esti. , coin. mander. Her Cato consists of the &Bowing Goods`: - • -For Exportation: xs.. Pipes Brandy " WI I / 2 ite Wine • la Hhds. ditto 2 Casks Prunes . 144-Wine . . • . ' Catalogues, Inveriiiiries,. and other info:mation, may be obtained by- applying to Edward Lyne, Esq. Agent, Mouth ; of MCS3CS. Wcsiderboine...Webster and Co. Met chants, London ; or at the Office of , • P E'r E S Y - 14 cast§ 4S worp Broker. L'A.UR.ORE, HlB MAJEST.Y‘s SHIP2HAUts. •. 41 • Also will _be 5014,, q • .• t THE - - , HE Anchors, Cables, Sails stan'clir;g• KO run: Itiggfng, lifonts,t-Gung, Gurrecotrivtis, Bess et trg naclk., 54t0t,„ ezc., lately:ler4o.lquj.•ortlie FrepO.Sitip L'Ahrortf, •ciiiittireei of veOlgefront.the isle of Fratice tc) Botirdeaux,.lu.t is k Majc4tY!t ShiPt l ; l 4;9Pcs,, Esq, Cntan'ter. . . He t Cargo, .consistinicof-tfitefollOwillg (.:00(ja 75 F t,. C.P o r : 4 0. 0 .t r i t ...tvr atipns , pril:Lou4inek.. 7 ( i n ce sti . m . 6 11, S. — 7 — PS e( lizgtei!t o • . 4: casts,. Aaa and 245 6 .1.1at - calairances. Bqxes For Nieting the stores and Caro, Cataloglies and_ ft!' p.otioulars,. apply to EdwateLyoe, Ak e 41 i Nvniatth; to Messrs. Cooke and 4-lalford, ,1 411 . don ; or to. RE.T2 Ft i:Y.M.ONSc Vworit th-Q)allA • • a'Y AUCTION, At the Hen - and .Chickens,_ . 'in :43irinin W gham, on edoesiliy . - the 27th day of May G at;,,tfons o'CloLk; in the fteraornv subjed to Conditions titieri"tii be prod4ed,. in One or more Lots,• a l may be agreed on at th e S a l e ; AVery Valtiabje., V 4 IEEI - 10LEI , ESTAr1g .of INHERITANCE; wiih tuate in the. Parish . of KinglLNortbn, in the County - of Wor cester, on the Turnpike Road tr n m Birmingham to Alms-_ ter, and distant a little more thama mile Wont tyre town of Birmingham, contaiping,abput forty-six Acres.stamte sitta sire; more Or. lesi, In the - possession of T. WoodcoLlt, as Tenant froin year to year... 7 ' - And also to be Sold 'by Ahßian, At the Lion, in: S t rat fo i l : a-upon-A Von,. on d i'lulrstlay the-"Ath• day of May, at four o'clock ip t 4 e . Afternoon, tn one or mora.Lets; May be agreed subjett . to the Conditions qf Saleithennkbe_Pr. o 4ced • Another Firni and 'Fitiehold.E tftte,tiVit .i h c onvenient Out_ buildings, situate in Bishoptoni inthe:q o 4-44tY.01 Warwick.. containing about a statute Acres of Land, in the posseSsiou of Timothy Smith, who alto.helds•froM ye;ax to year. Thi s Estate is dtstaßt about one mile from S tratford=upOn-A von, on the Turnpike-tead 'to lillarhgham. For parteuhrs apply Diallo . p, of coned. nen Shrewsbury'; or ofllr.•,Warreln ; Auz,lton4er:;'-or .gessrs, orn and Son; •Attornies-et-Law, Airmingham; o k . Mr.. Leigh, Attoiney- at= 1.4 W, . ' - :(Oile Property)._ . • W - HEN ProfessiQnal - IVlcn — of . Education and , Responsibility desiate from. tlie.:Oieral, System by the seleetion of a - pecitiliai branch, ilic.. sanCtion of long.con. tinned success is the be4t criterion of superiority. Eight. years hale 1-devoted my practice 'to tit:: excursive treatment. of Three Disprd.i.rs .and-the su,:cessil i l resu l t o f my plan gives me additional ardor to 4ppfise, as far as I 'Am able, the ravages of those Complaints wr,ieft are the must importantin the Catalogue of Human Infirmitic4. After initiation into every Branch, :is an ,irmyt-Saireoti, I formed a wish at an early period of Pr;ilicp to_rescite in... dividuals front the, ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy Of general Praeliticii.e'rs. .I'he.l'hreeDiscuters; to the Cure of v.-Iti&I I have de voted my attention, comprise every, spedcs of V 1.... E.• R E Ali' IN F ECTI ON,' whether of a reedit Cr' long du. ritiOn: adly, All kinds of debility, Ivlwther arising tram the "habits of school-boys or the incluig,:nces of mature a..;..t :• Aud, lastly, that....dc ! rangenieut of tle system in woe . enter. Ivhicli is c.; lied fIA RIZ ENN If. SS; or ST E,RILITY., Niniferous . •DiseasEs aFcs - ttie result o f i6itorandet or irtqte in the:treat-Mer t t ot a simple Goporcheea t and It . not. un- : ,trequently . taripons that tliwsec33 of f,itZ - -, arrPiSOned by , .the indiscretion of an ntiguarded hour.L-- - I4 a superior me. thodAuchtomplalnts- are 'easily direct.; .und, even where • btlicis•-jhave - failetl; I trust that I may presume to Crier 4 . . , . •ratfu:ai(e. r ectablishipent,. • . Few, however. are the cases of' complicated distress in O t i s . c tA isia*r..,coriparixj with , the, calamiitus situations o f ' )Nien, r, Iran in, indulgence.. in a solitary vice, ,or th e Oreiaterst gaieties of a fashlonablet-life,-argitirc tint state. of De-Witty, 'A. hich is the unitvoiilable, cuiscqu-Cllce: of su,;i t pernicious habits: - ' - 4 • . • ~ • , W-here th'e -unhappy sufferer-13000S (Nisi' his In:Sr:Ty, tiLlt, Larefully conceals his;:inisfortithz", it-- may. tic.'skun-con s4 ,.• - heron- Icir Lin% :to kfinV,',..;lxa although. it ,o,e au- ob.jeci 9 rj dotrbior uncdttainey, - (vith other NaCiiiioners, to rcarcovat of tlieic! Deficiencies br ~ t he gradual prolcreSS ut. Ruthva tiori, ie• tit:: - acqUiretpent• of - rty . ..,Exp::rience, I f tile rites. .of Fia:cchn•s or trenia,;-..haie bcgait to , r..!_iti.,_c Nialily vigt)nr, much anxiety ,kili-11'1;:r. preventearby en early Counterac.; tion of this l'arttuid ;State; and 'in these 4...::::.:, lid gre...t (lifliculty will occur.,, .• . . But wh i eje chi,, IMiciency has_fnr years •ex , stc.l, a p rol , :r . etievcraexie Is inclikiewkably !e i traiifte 'to :e'.l%,'. :ii..! s; k,, , ). ring SNiks Ql l Litc, ifid- to re-aititnitellt..intur:4) ; ,', • VIAIVitt? W0M4,11, who tau 104 - 1 : occti i:i.. , 00;itt .... / • i n opii q),:litLition . or a Family, nicy,t,: ?. 5 St: i t:ii, . :h.a i,l' t x tnost. Instances,. ;'can d . efeas- are cuntbl:l 'oy •16.1'•ail ,%, il. the Visis or l 7 ny. pit teiv3;orisi itha. in, ci..;:11..,...1.::1;:e 'll , i6l ,iii I th a l ri( 1 1 1:t t i l l e : iin g SL ; Cr t r e i: l ic:A . : I:! 3 :l b t y ! (; ti: I ::}i: n l i li 4 :c ' r, ' ,l e ; n e t i ll l , r i r y ; 1 . 1,1 1 1 1 1 :. :Vi l t i S ' tt r :' l :' ' i . :.; ' i ; that Mi. 4 -13: :1;i; f . c. 6 - .n4sittt,..! t et .; otu ltir,,,,oi"._ liv ..J.qtt i .:rs (inelosing v.fsniall Notre- , - 'n; , '..,,i''o i 9, Aittritiel Strect,..SiTaticli clear Tellq,t,V II r. an . aflitio:l4l Eiitn . nee in IV, alcr.Street, • ' .l:j m Fr . c n - i3 in l_ g -1 1 .1, , ) at te.' : ' d e A t i i h s e c in N b r r i o e t i t s h o ,t n i. b , j o y t! , i i t c he u a t o .t `o e rs i;f - s . u - rgeons.r, , . , 4 1$.Y AUC"I:ION.. • . LA DEDEIGNELISt per L'OISEAU and IMMOI*.•-• , ." . • 5, 1 .7. of theNfont Blanes-Cargo, . Ff E OV I NG - GOO DS, viz.: -Ctn . _E%porzition, • 9 ,t-asits , • „ ask. Tin 2 Barrels Sugar ' Fklefforne Coasuiription' t 2' 'Casks Annotto • 'Cotton At the &tine time-will be Sold, the still:ding and ninnin7. Sails„Bloicks,.lron Guns, Brass Swivels, NI u.a.e.s, a quptity . gl G•ttn.ffotwder, Shot, •lit , ardlivA.Pikes, Co n Car riages; I.3utts and other . &tilts, Bread, Rice, Ca. rl,w-ctp Atricky„o_tother Stores and Pccqisions,l4.tided clout . of,th ' • e T i t(liefr rr.g:tt&-1 - ..a.be:-s&knti:s... • c..iptkliCit by Ili:: N- 14 .iesta 141,1 1),LA>iiittu,-,S, H. 40142, ,ceniniufferi n , sifit of it's j. ! •iintsiorlalitc, Henry I .thinn;T-,s44.)Lslint.rnatid=.- . • • For viewing . the C.Oods and stores ; apply to Edward Lyne f -Esq. Agent ; 'or at the:o Mee - • • t • • 1 ) ,-Ecl'ER SYI()NS, Sworn Brokci:' • •