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From the LOXD G,--IZErn j . May t. .17/INXIMPTCY SUPRIZSZPZ:b. Joseph Whit tinOam Manchesetr,inaitqfaaurer. „. • ~. 1$ ,'47: JPTS. John Liniker, late of Liverpool, woollen-draper. Attornies, Mr. I. Wallworth,Liverpool•;, or Mr. J. Stanley Smart, Staple-lni, London s William Ailictott,' late of Knowsley* Lancashire,,,earthen - ware ruannWturer. Attornies, m r . Leigh, NeW.Bridge street, Rhtektriars ; or Tar. Rowson, Prescott, Lancashire. 'Thomas Kemp, now or late of Knaresbrotn.7ll, Yorkshire, flax-dresser. •Attornies, Mr. Earnshaw, K.haresbrough ; or Messrs. Lyon : , .nci.Collyer. Bedford , ..row.. William Stonehetver -and William Davies, of Manchester, fustian:mmufadurers. Attornies, hlessrs., Duckworth and Chippendale, Manchester. IS avid Lloyd, of Oxford-street; silversmith and salesman. Attorney( Mr. Detse, Bream's-Buildings, Chancery-lane. Thomas jiallian of Old 13rentford, money-sccivener. torney, Mr. W. Saunders, of Brentford-butts, Middlesex. }linty Cooper, of Sandwich, Kent, linen-diaper. Attorney, Mr. Brown, Little Friday-Street. ' Vincent D'Oliveira, of Princes-street, near the Bank, mer chant. • Atrornis;" Messrs. Vanderont and Light, Bush lane, Cannon-street. • joint Healy, of the'Stin-Brewhouse, Laystall-street, brewer. Attornies, Messrs. Pearce and Dixon, Paternoster-row. Samuel Trash, of Oxford, grocer. Attornics, MCSfs... Young, Mitten, and Pownall, Dodors Commoti. • lames Griffiths, of Fleet-market, vintner. A ttornies, Messrs. Rhodes, Cooke, and Handly, St. James's-Walk, Clerken. well. Ri.:hartl Parker, late of Little Argyle-street, fishmonger. Attorney, Mr. C. Johnston, Southampton-court, Queen street. I.tlier Bull, of Grosvenor-Mews, Hanover-square, hackney-. woman. Attorney, Mr. T..llkiligworth, Frith-street. John Berriman, of Brewer-street, Pimlico, sanover-square, florist. Attorney, Mr. Evans, Lime-street. tholnat _Barnes, of sleet-strett, tationes. Attornies, ItlessrS. -Tourle, Palmer, and Pugh i i Balltat's-Buildings, William . Reilvard, of Walworth, 44Trev' cdtpenter. At- torne, Mr. H. Williams, Bllticrnairsiieeti, Southwark. john Collier, lire of . Chorlty, Lancashire; cotton-mou. fadurer. Attornies, Mr. E. Threlfall,,Nton-le-Muors ; Or Mr. Windle, Ilartlett's-BUildings, London. DIPIDENDS. • • • .144 23. Jabez Aytori; of Charing-Cross, Staffordshire ' ••• wareiiewielliaii,• at tcni at Guildhall. June a. J. Adamson, of Cateaton - -strect, Lond6n, linen , draper, at ten, At Guildhall. - • une 6. Simon Mahrice Bethman, late Of Turneheel-lane, Cannon -street, merchant, at ten ' June-1. W. Newton, of Tideswell, Derbyshire, vintner, at ten, at the Ohl Bath, AI itlock. ' June 5. R. Johnson, late of the Old City Chambers, mer chant; at ten, at Guildhall. •• May it. Gill Slater, - late of Liverpool, merchant, at ten, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. 'Mai-27. S. Faulkner, Lin Dillon, and . J. Bart, late of • Bolfon-le-Nloors, cotton-spituiers, at fair, at Spencer's ,Tavern, Manchester. Itltiy 23. T.' Porter Thinner, of New-court, Crutched- Friars, merchant, at ten. at Guildhall. May 23. 4. Law, of the Strand, tallow-chandler, at ten, at It i lay 23. 1.. Groom, late of Brentford, baker, at 'ten, at Guildhall ' * .tlay 21. J. Vine, of Holborn, linen-draper, at one, at • June 4. Theodore Schramm, -of -.Rochdale; merchant, at tour, At the Griffin: Itin, Manchester. lune 6. J. Srnith, iraw or.late of Little Bartholomew-close, driig-grin,ler, at tenpsat Guildhall. 50. R. WhitteltiirCh, late of Cambridge, cosnmon :brewer, afoten, at Guildhall, Lor.don. *fay , 23. N. Chester, of Butcher-row, Ratcliffe, carpenter, at eleven, at Guildhall. - • - 'Miy 23. j. Linigman and' Francis Fane Brodcrip; of Cheap-- , side, musical instrument makers, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 9. S. Vondan,- of Brook's-Market, corn-chandler, at twelve; - at Guildhall..- • • May z 6. N. Mead, late of South Bruhatn, Somersetshite, dealer, at CICYCA, at the Tkar ti,n, WincAritota. CER 7'IIICATES. May 23. W. Swe:trnan, of Bristol, linen-draper. R. Thompson staples, of Saint Ives, Huntingdonshire, drlfer. G. carlove, now or lat e of North-street, W cs t rn i ns te r , coo :merchant , . - - . , . 11 , - Vs , 'Ooil; Ceßotimidon, lierttordshire, ft.' Wright, of Banksitic, Southwark", coaliOrchant. , . The Year, London, from Yannouth tO . Southampa ton : , and the Swallow, Willock, from Yarmouth to Liverpool, have been captured off ,Benchy, re_ taken by the Helder,Frigate, and sent into Rams.. gate. . . The General Brune Corvette, of i z.uns and 7o men, from Guadaloupe toFrance, is capt ured by the Amethyst Frigate. , . The Oalt,. Jacobs, froth Gibraltar and Mogadore to London] has been captured by the French Squa dron, and scuttled. The Dagg, from London to Gibraltar, babeen again captured and carried into Algeziras. Vl' A . l tt is an adage.no lesi trite than true, that merit and sterling genius may (for a time) be hid in ob. scarify, bat eventually (like the Sun from behind a clbud) will shine forth with splendid luttre ; so oar correspondent observes as to Dr. GARDNER'S cOnip.rehensive. talents - and philanthropy ; and the wonderful cures he. has performed both in Scotland and Ireland, established by incontrovertible certi_ fieates, will render him an admired Member of So. -ciety. The cure of Mr. Kearney, - No. 77, Dune. street-, :•Dublin, Of a white - swelling in both knees, words, &c. would alone prove the - unequalled effi cacy of his Pills and Plaster.—The Donor may be advised with every morni n g a t hi s - house in Long. acre, London, till 12 o'clock ; Mondays and Fr:- days till 9, at night ; "the - forenoons . o( these two days he devotes-tu.thg . poor. The . DiAlor's Pills Plaster and Ointment, may he 14 in ;Town" and' Country ; • zs. 3d. los. 6d,.and 219:per . lox. Also, Family Cases sk gs. duty, included; 'every 'Box 7aigned J. GARDNEA. ' DITD, On the 15th December last, on hii pascage t o I nc rh s ' AndroV.Gildart.Roct.. • . • • In August last, at Fbrt St. George, Madras, Mr. David Barclay, brother to Mr. Barclay, Hanker, Lomban - Lstreet. On. Sunday last,' at TlVickenhain, RiLtisrd Iranamond, Esq. On Tnesdaylast, at Se:l4by, in the County of Durharrt,, the ilna...Frederie VasH4 jincte to - the E4l of - Darlington, and Deputy Treasuier of Chebea Hospital. The satne day, at his Chamber's in Tantield-court, Inner Teillple, John (pinks, Esq. _ t: StOeX.S, It'DA Y. India Stock • . Ditto Hands `s..dis. EXCilegt/Igt Piiis 3S. 4S. (Us New ttit to • Lottery Tickets ,Oninitun to 9 JO 9 fdiv. I miser. 3 pc,' Cent. 59ii ex. Ditto Ann. si 3,16. ex.. div. IlAnk for Account I Julia 1)r, May - COns. for May , 64o 6t. SALEi BY AUCTION, - 4 • makithe ." . - • i.- 7 , . T'FIE handsome fasv.iailink copper-bottomed Ship %I.; LA HURON. Dimermions, length on Deck to; feet 4 inches-i breadth, below, 49.feet= 6 inches'; depth in the hOld 11 feet 4i !tithes; admeasares.39l 70-94 ton; ; square,stem •cxi.. pierced for twenty gyns, has excellent Quarters, a neat Figure }-1-ead, and copper- bottomed ;: appears to be a strong firm built Ship, and is well calculated for an Arnie(' Vessel, Privateer, West-Indiaman, fi uinearnan, or any other 'trade where Areat burthen and dispcli ii teqttired i - her Hull aiid _ Stores are, ih rood order, .and. may be sent to sea at a trifling expenCe; now lying inCatliater, and there to bedetlvered ; captured-oh her voyage from the Isle.of Fredce to Bourdeaux, -•alter s' E liattiFdhate by His Majesty's Ships Doris, John Haiti dry,--Estr--"fflar Magicienne, William Ogilvie, Esq. Com manders,. ...- ' • : ' l =l l Bt-vieo ?if saki Vessel, Inventories, -and further-par # llibull'lrs;' '• ' - o John Harris and Edward Lytle, Esqrs. L'i a kl v erits at . ,yltlouth ; or to Messrs. Wedderburne, Webster, 1 . 2 ' ieir .t.onaa -or to . I In t i e!.,,- : • , . • PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. ' \ fl ' . _ = • • Afterward: will be. Sold, DART of the Cargo - of the above 'Vessel L'HIL RUN, consisting of the foilawing Goods, for Exporta- . , .. _ tion : . - 13sz Bags Coffee. . 13to Plates Tutenague 168 Bags Pepper ". - 134 Pigs ditto 6 Casks ditto-. . . . 3 Casks ditto 35 Hhds 5ugar.,,,,., ~. ~ _, , 3 Bags ditto - 2 Bass dittoA quantity of Tortoise Shell 415 Pieces of Black. Ebony - 363 Elephsnts Teeth to Bales Cotta 7 Bales Indigo 7 Casks Cochineal ' With ar 3 riety ofother Goods. Being part of the Cargo of the French Ship L' Huron, Prize, Captured on her voyage from tlie.lsle of France to Bourcleaux, ay His Majesty's Ships boils, John Ifalliday, Esq. and Ma, , gietenne, William Ogilvie, E sq. "Comnianders. For viewing:t he Goods, Catatogui. and further particu lars, -apply to Edwfutl Lyne and John Hurris,lEsqrs. Agents, at Plymouth • to Messrs. Wedderburne, Webster, and Co. Merchants, Condon r or to ... PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. Immediately after will be sold sundry war-like and other Stores, consisting of one long 24-pounder, one-12-inch Mor tar, Gunpowder and other-St.-arts. - • . LES DEUX FRE JUS, by leis Majesty's Ship .D 0 It IS. THE French Gun-brig LES DEUX FRERES. Dimensions, length on Deek s 9 feet gi inches, breadth below 19 feet i t inches, depth, in Ljold, admeasures 92,84-94 tons. French built, square stinted, would answer for the. coasting, fruit, or anio other trades .where burthen and patch is required. Now I}ingin Sutton Pool, and there t o be deliveved.,. A Prize to His Majesty's Ship Dolls, john .aftliitlayi7E'sq.%Commander: JiarAvewingtitc Vessel, and fer inventories, apply to Ed wait Lyne andlttbn Harris, Esqrs. the kgents; or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. 14SPOIR;:* His. Majesty's Ship L'OISEAIT, and Pri );49,S hip of W a r LORD' NELSON. THE .Efandscnne Fast.sailing Lugger Privateer L'ES POI R. Dimetsions, •length on Deck 72 feet 3 inches, breadth above Wales 17 feet .31, depth in the Hold, 7 feet 6 in.:hes, Admeasures 9 35-q4 tons, square-sterned, pierced for . 16guns, has *odd Quarters, and w o uld ma k e an excellent Privateer, or is admirably well adapted for the Guernsey or anv Trade where fast sailing is a qualification ; her Hull and Stores are in prime condition, and may be sent to sea at little or no expence. Captured by His Nlajestv's Ship-L'Oiseau, the Right Hon. Lord.Atigustus Fitzroy, Commander; and the private Ship of War Lord Nelson, HumphrY Gibson, Esq. Command er , For viewing the "essel,. Inventories, and further Pirti;:u. lays; apply to Edward Lyne; Esq. Agent,- or to t • PETER- SY MONS, Sworn Broker, Plyrnot:th., .L'AURORE, BY HIS MAJESTY's SHIP THAMES.. - Also will be Sold, • THE Anchors, Cables, Sails, standing and run_ ping Rigging, Blocks, Guns, Cun-Carriages, Brtss Caronades, Shot, &c. lately landed out l althe French Ship L'Aurore, capttrred on her voyage from the Isle of France to Bourdeaux, by His Majetty'i Ship Thames, William Lukin, Esq. Comrofulder. • Her•C:.rgo,. consisting of the - following Goods: For Exportation. For dome Consumption. 75 Bags Lorne • t Cask Rice 5 —L.-- Pepper . • • is Bags ditto . 4 Casks, 8 Bags, and 24 x 6 Bags CalavanceS • Boxes Indigo' For viewing the Stores and Cargo, Catalogues and furthqr particulars, apply to friward Lyne, ESti. the Agent, at Plymouth, to Alcssrs„ Cooke and HalForcl, Merchants, Lon don ; ,or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. MONT BLANC, BY - 1-IIS lESTY's SI3IP VIPER. Immediately after the Sale of the Cargo 6f the Ship l'Aurore, - will be sold , • IHE .Ha n dsome Fast-sailing Copper-bottomed Schooner MO-NT BL,A N C.—Dimensions, length aloft 75 feet 5 incites ; breadth 18 feet 6 inches ; depth in the hold S feet; admeasures tog 69-94 tons ; square sterned, pierced for ten guns, eoppered to light water mark,. is a re markable fast sailer, would make an excellent Privateer, Letter of Marque, and is suitable tin- any other service where. burthen and dispatch are required ; captured on her voyage from, Cayenne to l'Orient, by -Ills Majesty's Cutter. Viper, leremiah Coghlan, Esq. Cpnuna.uder ; now lying in Cat water, and there to be delivered. - After which will belcld the Cargo landed from said Vessel, • consisting of the follciwing Goods : • rout x eortM ion • For Exportation. 36 'Bags Loftes, • Casks Annotto x Cask 46 Bales Cotton • -LP:S Casks . C/c4st- - - 19 Elephants Teeth 6 Brass guns, 4 Iron guns - a variety of other Stores. • For viewing the same, and for 'Catalogues. apply to Ed ward Lync, Esq. Agent, at Plymouth ; Samuel Pellew, Esq. Agent, Falmouth or to PETER SYMONS, SwOrn Broker. LA CEef E, by His MajostyqShip M THE FOLLOWING . GOODA-viz. For. Honig Consumption, 27 Barrels Sardinia; 655 Salted Bullocks Hides 761 t Half Barrels Ditto 134.5 'Ditto Calf Skins. Being the entire Cargo of the Brig La Cecille, captured by His Majesty's Ship Megacra, J. R. Ricket s , Esq. Cormnal:- der. • . For viewing the said Cargo, Catalogues, and further Par ticulars, apply to Edward Lyne, Esq. the Agent; or to PETER SYMONS, SwoTellrok2r LA FAVOURITE, by His Majesty's Ship DORIS. THE FOLLO W k I,NG GQ 0 I) S, viz. About 12 Thousand Red and White Oak Hhd. Staves, 1.1 Ditto Ditto Barrel Ditto. 798 Packs of Staves • 67 Copper colt Rods 257 SaitecrOx Hides t Cask Coffee, for Exporta!'n. Berng the Cargo landed from the Brig Favourite, captured by liis'l,lajcity!iShiv Doris, John Halliday, Esq. Coalman dir. • • • , il'Ot• viewing, the . ssme, and for Catalogues, apply to, Joh:: Hlarris, and E d Wad' Lyne, Esqrs. the Agents; or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. PRICE 0 4ATU Stock, i 6 gl Navy s 7 bi 5 per Cent. 1 797: 9414 54i tr,ish S pe!,Vent. 9 2,11 4 per, ceilt. eon. 79i4i . 3 per Cent. Heti. 601 ; 1 ,- 3 per Celit. Con: 611 6t Ditto Scrip flank 7- r 6 16 Ditto Sitort Aim, 5 1-16,1 Ditto Scrip LA BOMBARD E, by His Majesty's Ship BOADICEA. THE French . Gun-ve sse l LX BOMBAkDE . — Dimensions, length on Deck 6R feet 11 inch, breadth 13 feet ti inch, depth in gold 4 feet to inches ; admeasures 96 57-94 tons ; Lugger-Jigged, square-sterned, French-built, appears to benearly new; would answer fora Privateer, and is-well calculated for general jaurposes ; Prize to His Ma jesty's Ship Boadicea , k. G. Keates, Esq. Corninandei. Now lying in Sutton Pool, and there to be delivered. For viewing the Vessel, and for Inventories,' apply to Ed ward Lyne, Esq. Agent • or to PETER. SYMONS, Sworn Brok-r. pit the pROKER's *A RE Ii9USE, Woolstcr-street, Ply- ' TO - ibove Vessel, Ca'rgo, and, Stores, mak be viewed, Ca taloging aiid,lni;entorics had, on application to Edward Lyne, Esq. •Ageot„ at Plymouth ; to Samuel l'ellew„ Esq. Agent, atFahnouth, or to PrfERSYMONg, Sworn Broker. JUPITER,' ifismaresty'sihi p VIPER. rrHE -FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. - For Exportation. . 359 Hogsheads Red Wine 2to Ditto White ditto Being the entire Cargo - ofthe Brig Le jupiter, prize to His Majesty's Cutter Viper, Jeremiah Coghlan, Esq. Com mander. •1.0 N DON ! Punted by HU CHA NAN PPM 1-1, 4A N. (ot 'tow-Street, ( l ovenr. C arcien) ; and jublisht-ttby I , V tt.t.'t AM Aft:WI:S:2R Sexiirs Cot Ii :I-terry -road, Westminster ;) At the St/N.:W/1;cl, No. i 1 2, 4'irond i where Advert i ternextb Ei Orders , for t h e P ater, Letters tor , the , t;r i , &c. (port.taid),_ mast ,be addrv4ed. ; . . . . . -Bikt,ts,kl`'?' AUCTION. LA b / sriE caNELJSE ; ,.per • VOISEAU and IMMOP. • , TA LITE. ' • After the Sale (if t h e Mont Blanc's Cal*, r rl II F L L.OAV N GO 0 DS; viz. ir Rot: Exportation, i Cask Tin 9 Casks Cone, a Barrels Sugar • For Home Consumption, a 3 Casks AnnottO 9 .Bales Cotton At the same time will be Sold, the standing and ritnhing Riggilqw4ailo, - BltickS, Iron Guns, Briss Swivels,. Muskets, a quanta G unpowder, Shot, Boarding Pikes, Gun .Car.. riages, Legars Auttsaad other Casks, Bread, Beet', Rice, Ca.. lavances, wait a Variety of other Stores and Provisions, Waled out of the French .Frigate La Dedeigneuse ; captured._ by His llajeity's Sliip S. H. Linzee; EA. Command er, ib sight -of ' Majesty's Ship L'lnutiintalite, Henry Ho. thatu, F.sq: Commander:- - • . For viewing the G..,..0ds and Stores, apply to Edward Lyne, ESq. Agent ; or at the O like of . PETE.R SYMONS, Sword Btpker. LA PETIT FELIX. btHis Majesty's Ship 111:I LE IRNT 4 . THE New Freach...chasse MaCee LA PETIT F ELI X. Dimensions, length on.llta.k 51 tett 91 in, breadth below 15 ;ea to inches, depth ii i t i le H o ld 7 feet 7; inches ; - almeasures S 3 27-9,1 ttnlS; round . stern, . ap- , pears to be airaost new, sails remarkably well ; would Illakle a handy Vessel ter the =fisting, or any othertrade where dis. patch is required. •Nowlying*in Sutton Pool, and there to be delivered. A'Prize.taken 1. - om the French by His Ma. jesty's Ship, Brilliant, the Hon. Charles Paget, Commander. • Also her Cargo, eonsisting of the following Goods: For ,ExpOrtatlon. • - 53 Pipes Brandy ' 12 Cases Castile SOap - • . 21 Hogsheads ditto 23 Hogsheads Tar Hallditro, ditto-. 23 Barris ditto 8 [Aids. White ; Wine 17 Bundles Coopers Twigs "_. 3 lietjt;iteads, Rid ditto 2 Dozen Whkk Broonts. • Tor-viewing the V4ssei awl Cargo, spply •to Edw. Lyre, E. Agent, of whom Cata4dgues•And Inventories may be ham; Brat - the Office ofPETER SYMONS, Sworn ai ro ta . - L JEUN CATHARIN-E, by His :Majesty's Sltip • • • MAGICIEN-NE. TFIE . French Slopp j EUNE cATHARINE. Dirnen:iions, length :owned:46 fret 8 inches, breadth Above 4 feet 6 inches, depth in Hold 7 teet vi inches, ad_ treasure; 37 '7.5-94 tons ; aquare-sterned, full built, and ap pears. to be, a firm Vessel ; %void make. a good Coalter, or is well adapted for general purposes. N ow lying in Sutton Peol - and there to be delivered ; a Prize to Ills Alajesty's Ship La Magicienne, William Ogilvie, Esq. Conarriatider. I intnediately afterward.; will be sold ber Cargo, it:. 93 Mids. Red Wine, ilia . 6. Pipes Brandy superior . ' qu:dity • -'-' Casks . Rosin White ditto. • • - t lJariel Tar . • Fot4iewing the sante, Inventories, and CatalogueS, ippti to EdWard Lyne, Esq. Agent, or to PETER SYNIDIsIS, Sivorn Broker. BIEN AMIE, by His Majesty's A 1 TES rr HE FrenCh Chasse Maree BI i mensions—Length on Deck 49 feet; Syeadth above 16'ker 2 inches viiepth in the hold,.li ; _feet 4 ine b.uthen 52 37-94 tons : round stern, French built; ap pei tt be a firm, strong built vessel, and carries a litOleargo make an excellent coaster, .is well calculated ,for any on to trade where a vessel of size is required ; u prize taken by tli: Majestys Magicieluie, William .Ogilvie,. Co - i m in ander . Her Cargo iconsists ()film following Coods I - For Exportation. • . 33 White Wimp, Casks Prunes 15 Pipes Brandy 12 Hbuis. ditto • - Itl; Red Wit& - Caulogttes, inventories,. and other information, m a r I N obtained by applying to',Edward Line, Esq. • AgNf. mouth ; of Messrs. Wcddtrburne, 1510;bsw and Co. Met. chants, London ; °vat' the'o ffide o f , '. s r x,m9Ns l Sworn Briiker. ~• • • • :GLOUCESTER, • - TO all. .SOLI). BY-...A.UCTI 0 - By Mr. READ, • - • On Saturday the gth of illar„at the Kink's fread Inn, in the City of Gloucester; betwxn zee if'- , •:as KZ . ..Three and, Five in the Afternoon, in the following Lor. : Irot.l—A BRICK-BUILT -- .MESIMGE',' tics th • • Jame wArchollses:.with-Lof ta .vv,-.44...~0 , the Quay, in 'the City. of Glo,ucester, tale in /I,lececupatiors of - Mr. Thomas ga'unelra, o.eCeised. Lot a.. A large _Yard, for the purpgienl lodging Cap* now in' the occupation of Mr. Heane. Lot 3. Another Brick.built Messuage, licensed - ft sell Liquors, known by the narne•cif TRE,MERMA I 0, antea 4rew-house, Wareliuus4, amlLotts Over, arida large Yiircl adjoining. - The ahoy Prz:rnises are held, by Lease, tinder the Corporation at Gloucester for 4T -years renewable every r 3 years, at a fine certain, of 161.. 25.-Shd, ;nd-a Chief Rent of 31. i6a. The above 'Lois adjoin each otirer r extending 65 yards in lengtli, in front of the River Severn, and in breadth about so yards. Itis a inostilesirable Situation for a Porter Brewery. or for building a' Custom-house for Government, being oa the centre and most desirable pa7,t of the :Quay.. Thirty.oae yeArs,of the said Lease'are unexpired. For further particulars, apply to Mr. Stone, Chamheti :Court, near Tewkesbnry ; or to the Aualoneer, in Ginn 'cester, who will shew th e Premises. MINERVA.OFFICE, LEADENHALL,STREET. This Day was ptiblishet,' 2 s In Two Vols. isnio. A.ty ADOR; -pr, Baron . .45,N4p.11)01 - 401. •By . Mrs. CROFTS..„,' „ -13 t.; 1,4.95;1 Printed for W. Lane, Leadenliall-strreF•Nliiiirenfr Booksell er i n t h e U n i ted Kingdom'. Wh:re may be had, by the _same I Castle, in 4 voli. 14s. sewed. . ntorew • ; Also, just published, I rish Excursion, or 1 tear, to tell Y0u,,4 volt. as, Aevirast Enchantress, or Where slrall I find Him, 4s. 6d. sewed. First Impressions, by M. Holford, 4 vols. as. sewed. Selima, a Village Tale, by the same Author, 6 vols. As. sewed. Soldier Roy, by the same Author, 3 vols. WS. 6d.. sewed. Sailor Boy, by the satua Author, z< viols: Bs. sewo:l4 . MEDICINE ACT. At the nlyWarehouse tar Dr; lAM E's P(?WPP,R, St. .Paors Churett-e .c. rd a few Doors out Corner of heapsitt . ,, ' HE following MI,DICIN ES - are Sold, at the. . JL • Prices. annexed, ininusi ve. of the ,statrip Duties Im posed by this Ad . ; but no additional charge has been nride upon Dr. JAMES!, • POWp ER,. Which is continued At. the original Price of is. 6d. per . Packet. It may 31303 be had. Rt. iL. 4s. - per ; or the quitntity%ora_;"( 3 , /ea Packets ifi one 13,,tt.10-tbr tl. as..6d, Duty !aciktue4i that the Publit are no soffit - en. ' ' • But in order .to facilitate the operitimi, and to lessen feet burden of this. Ad, which would in a riit.nteasure bare proved a 'Tax upon Benevolence, all the other Medicines are sold to a 4 Perons half , A Dozen, or 4nore., tree from] the expellee of the:Statnps ;. d.. Dr. fames's:Pooer z- 6 • Cephalic Snuff g Analeptic Pills 4 6 Dr. Steers's Parego. Cattle POWrier " • ri,:"Loienges i)r. Hooper's Pais rf: —Canton:lle Drops- t 9 Or. Atitih's Chalybeat - EssiticdoolCoitstOi.lt 3 o Pills .4 o. Esser:,.:eolPeppertn. Berry!S Bilious Pilfs. o • Orimkirk Medicines s s Daloy's Carrnirative i 9 Gl.v4.'s -.traKriesia . 3 • Li Tickcil's S pi- slrgl.sh's Scots kali 1 rtt • r - 6 Grant's Drips ` GlVeilOUdeS 'rind fC6 t lic NorrotVi aroin'- 5 la --- Toll: Lozer4-7es ti Spilsbury'sD;o2.s. 5 0 , Mr.Spencc's Dentittlice 4 Spellq:n4.4 PillN• 0 Freake's Tina. ,- ;(.l3ark . 3 6 English Codep 2, . 9 by ditto, a 6 Dr. . 2 Dr. Steer's .. 1, 6 lones's Rliet.VripatiQ - --- Convulsion Oil " a. 6 . - 3 . 6 Also, the 'Genuine Amp:el - Amade i lately trbpoi-ted,, and most of the other Pfoprietary I‘.lt,dieines •in • Ow en for Exportation are supplied without Stamp, as before.thls Ad. • • • • N. 13. As many Persons, particularly Servants anti Mex. sengers, mistake the House, F, NEWBERY; the Proprie. tor, is under then%feessity of pointing out, that it is at the East End of Sr. Paul's, nearest to Chcapside, and that i t has a.:largef White. Srtwcocd trout, with these Words i x . ieribed: " THE ON f. Y WAREHOUSE FOR b it - ! AMES'; POWDER." • 4THIV RPM CRAVEItNi), *1.4.Y I. * - Passedty—the Friendship, Youtig, and Vrow ASeaa,—"*"'i from Rotterdam ; Holkhung, —1 Four Friends, Barclay, and Friendship,. front Flombro% Margazetta l , for gt. Vallory. - ADVERTISEMENT. , 'WANTED an APOTIIECARr' for tile LI- T V V ERPOOL INF" R NIA.RY.. The situation would be• eligible - and re.ii,ectable . for el steady and well_infornta PerSon,'ikthentitidle period cilJift, espetially if a Baeheli)r, and - to such wane, .wlito 'night be disposed • to make. it - a per ntanent situation, the . jiciard would give a preference. Candidates are regorged to signify their intentions, and to Iciwarti an aciourit of theirAttalitications, with the testimo= vials in'their layout - J*4 . 4kt he tst of Itine next,. by letter, addressed to Mr. For,ilV '#:the.xiiyerpool Infirmary., The emoluments are' a s p*yoatflcil, po4.onurn, with bed,: board, and washing ; rest ce i ikelleijottti,e . .o reqiiirect s over which i t!; e A pot bee:try ha i l .11' tett era 1 . 5 . 0 ptatiliendan ce . . - • • Liyerpool, April.'...l, WI.. ".., J -,-.. • ''- • - 'MARRIAGE AND , SOCIAL HAPPINESS. • H OW many Men to all appearance' in the . prime 'of life,' who ,have'-not yet arrived to the age of to years, are rendered miserable to• themselves and useless to "the great chain of Society, which they havtleither brought, on themselves; or. by the force of bad example, are:given up to a Secret Vice ; the consequence that , their Mind as well as Body is debilitated; to those the NERVOUS CORDIAL is recommended, and for which, Dr. Brodum obtained His Majesty's Royal Letters Patent; at will protect them . from the infirmities of old age. and a wretched dissolu tion. Amidst the agonizing refieelions ot conscious guilt, how many are there of both Sexes, than are deterred from entering into a marriei state, by infirmities which delicacy forbids them to disclose ; and those are not a few, who being already married, are rendered miserable for want of thosd • tender' pledges of' mutual love, without which, happiness in tl►is state is at: least .very 'precatiouS. The Vice above alltided to. causes in Women, Irregularities, Pains in the Back and Chest, Hysterics, Spa:tins, Loss ot Appetite, &c. - , Men, it causes Itribecility, Languor; Relaxation,. Ner- Vous Complaints , Debility, Anxiety; and 4 long train of Me, lancholy Disorders wthether from taking Mercttry,:,to excess, or owing. to•an abominable vice, or other causes : it 'removes all disorders in the kidneys and bladder, pains in the back and head, horrid thoughts, frightful dreams, dimness of sight, -palpitation of the heart, dorsal consumptions, trembling of the hands" from hard drinking, and diseases arising from ex cess of any kind; and will invigorate and strengthen the Constitution of weak, sickly,- and aged persons.—The Nerv ous Cordial stands unrivalled, as it has been analyzed by. the first Professors'and Medical Men Europe can prochice, and be relied on in giving immediate relief and certain ease' in most stages of Nervaus Cpmpliiints. This exalted Me dicine has been. produetive'oliktsierAlgoOd ; and - the many restored to the blessinge of fidaftttlfrttrifthe-gates of by 'this inestimable Preliaration,A4 ,l tlit? , highest culogium which co tt ld p osl iblybekpaidlo Dr. Bnt rotlla, and is', 'barked, his boast and reward.- - c sr :o • .'-'• • • The Botanical Syrupiancl Nary.aus COttlial to be had at the Do6lor's House, No. 9, 10,1 -street (seven Doors from the Leverian Museum), Blackfrrars-bridge, in Bottles of irs. 6d. and ss. 6d.; and of Mr. Robinson next to York house, Piccadilly ; .E.Newbery, corru:r ot St. - PauPs Church yard .Ward, No. 234, --Holborn,. opposite Gray's fma ; Je boult and Co. ,(late Bacon), •No. rso,. Oxford-street; Pad ding's .Medicine, Warehouse, No. 76, Oxfor&street ; Forbes, Druggist, N0...32 - , Blackman-street, Borough;' Lulgiu and- Sheppard. Bristol; Baxter, Edinburgh; Brown, 'Tolzey, Bristol Read, Yine-strcvt, Bristol; l‘P.Donald, Glasgow ; ,Chaltners, Aberdeen Bellamy, Druggist, Portsmouth; Bray, Sunderland; Tuft's, Royal Exchange ; Per-. fiuner to-His Majesty, No. 41, Pall-Mall; BoultonilgOyal. Exchair; Collins, Salisbury ; Spil s o ur y and CO.. Mary. street, üblin; like Wise W. Magee, Belfast, and M. Davis, Cork. Ireland; and by all , Printers, Booksellers, and Venders of. Medicines, in the. three Kingdoms. It may he alsO h a d by giving orders to NeWsmen. , BRODUM's GUIDE TO OLD AGE : or, Advice to both Sexes, to obtain a radical 'and permanent Cure for those ;;ecret•lntirmities of Nature, which delicacy often forbids to diselo-even to their. Relatives; with a Treatise on Fethale Diseases,. Nervous, Hypochondriac and 'Consumptive Com plaints. To which is added, Advice to Bath and Hot-well Bathers, Sc. '-lt is particularly recommended to Seafaring Men. fgr'" A 225. Bottle contains equal to five small ones, Lettersostating Patients' Cues, with the Doctor's uscal fee of a Guinea, will be strictly attended to. It will- l)e necessary the Doctor should . see such Patients 45 are atirkied with Dearness-or Loss of Sight, or send their Casei„ lq.y letter or parcel, to the Doelor (post or carriage paid), with his usual Ter'. The Medicines may be had every day. ro T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. g, N,.w Bridge-street, mit' Edinburgh,- May a, tg oa . tN the. Spring of 1/94. 1 was afflicted with Venereal Complaint, which I ' treated' with race for five months; but was then obliged ro apply to a regular Physician, who inn a temporary stop to the viru lence 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 Ftfeulty here,' worse. and worse for two years, I was reduced to a state almost un paralleled and beyond Aescription, being an entire leper, and ulcerated from head to toot.—.My head, throat, mouth, nose, legs, arms, &c. have • been alternately in danger of becoming useless ; in short;• 1 have hail from twenty to thirty eating ulcers on may .body, and nearly totally de prived of sight.-.4t would -be volutninous tp partictila rize all my case--suffice it to say, there never was, or ever will be, one of a. monra , dangerous; or OP more. compli cated nature. I was long looked um!: jay `nay friends, and imagined Myself, beyond alt •hopesT.ollircieovery ; and, in :deed, in my then condition, tleath , Wai' preferable to my more than miserable state. dreadful situation did I drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Piovidence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of a Mr. It. of Plymouth— • my friends read it, I could riot.—l sent and p u red • some of you r, LEAK Ers PATE NT PILLS, which, by using from time to time, am aides; and have long been; (after more than? four years itrdesdribable distress), in As good a-state of health as ever I en,joyett; as a proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, healthy cluld t bom to me a few months ago. In gratitude -to God, andur hopes -ot -rendering my tellow.ereature service, I request you ,to publish this; 'and_ you may at .any time refer persons who wish-to be satisfied of the truth of this, or further parti culate, to rne or my friends, by letterorperson. As few ca* for badness will ever equal mine, and none exceed it, I have front eaperience every reason to assure mankind,. that in your LEAKE's PILLS they will find a Sure, speedy, sate, and radical cure' s • for that most dread ful stage of the Vener ea l' Disease, whiCh. is called a. ‘eo f - FIRMEI: Lees. • • T. * 'lnsurmountable 'family reasons prevent making my , narne and .address • public; ctedifables persons' really Wanting information may also be •referred to the and my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens,. Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor,: •T. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, • Where he - will give Advice without a fee, to - persons tak. hag these Pills, and will answer patients letters, if Post paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases the most inviolable secrecy, no person's name or ease having- been • mentioned, - but'at their own particular request, by the Pro priefori during the course of, more than thirty-six years, that- he has had the 'cianduclingee.an extensive sale of the -above Nledicine, and the piatlice arising therefrom. . .They are also sold by - his Wppdilifin - ent, for the conve nience of those living . ~at a distance, by Mr. Watsdn, 'South-bridge, gdinbti/gti; ••Mr.• Merman", Printer, G las gliw, to whom also refers Xur:bis address; at the Perfumer's; NO. 3s, 'St, ; Mr. Robertson's Toy-shop, .Np. ro3;,,Qxford-street ; Mr. .Dis borough's' No. y, Fish-street-hill,. nearly opposite the Mo nument; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. I, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; and by one person in every fonsiderable town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up with full and plain diretlions, whereby persons of either Sex may cure them selves with ease and secrecy. - - • N. B. Every Box sold ha Great. Britain •is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Comism sioners, ~is printed, at the Stamp- Office. —" T. Taylor, No 9, New bridge-street," to iniitate which is felony, and all others are counterfeit.