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SPORT-111'G INTELLIGENCE. NEWiIAItKE - T SI 7 .OONIYSPRING MEETING. MONpAY, MAY 4. ,- Fifty fictunds•hy -Subscription, .for. 4 yr olds, 75t. 81b.— , 5 yr 0126, Ssr: 6113.--•-6 yr olds, ?AI?. i)ultf.t.'s C. the whaler to be sold for 2i3 . 4g5. if dematided within . 'a qthr ter of int hour after the race, the owner of the second horse ht.hq; first entitled, szc. Ckritiont's ch. h. Vernator, yrs old Mr. R001t,e 1 513. b. klac Andrews, ftscd . - 2 Gir:ller's b. h. Caprictirn,'6 yrs cid - - 3 Mr. Gelding's h. J. or.; - ter, 6 yr:Lohl Mr.-Yroy,ley.s h. iloni,hboy, a4ed Sir C.. littalutry's g. c. Froth, by Whiskay-, 4 yrs old 6 Mr. j Watsoh's c. Trimrtvir, 4 yrs old - dr Fyurto c ag.t Vernator ; 3.tn t agst J.tck Atldtews ; 5 to a agst Capri , :oro ; 6 tot agst Boaster. Swe..y:.::,l - :es of 2.oes. eilch, h. ft. Across the Flat. Mr. Cox'- Cozoa :Free, Est. 131 b. rec. 757,5. • • _ . r. CAll.;l:lq.‘ , n's Richmond, 7st. alb.iVc• Mr. Fle::th:.cte'sSythmetry, pd. ft. - Col. Folly, 7st.tilb.beat Alt. Watson's Trim vir, SA. 71. b. Across the Flat, toogs. h. ft,--2 tot on•Follr. Lord Nrrnigtotes Carnpion, 7st. tolb. brit Mr. Heath cote's Warttr, Est 6th. . Acrosa the Flat, zones.---4 totot on Champion. Mr.lJ.%nhcote's Popiniay, Sst. 41b. b'pt 4117. Lox's Co coa Trte,•74t. 915. R. M. 200'3. h. fr.---Ev , n betting. .DtikeofCiatton's Flaatbz. - to, it),..bcat ,Nlr. Whi. , Atr.lnt.los,.7st..9lb R. NI,•rolo.--7.to 4on F1,1111)C211. • I.ci Sack•vtii;;'s n. ITOIII. Mr. Cox's gst. Gib. Across the t lat r uogs. h ft. - Mr. Chipp,::aharn, Bst. - .31b. rec. ft. frOtn - Mr. Rooke's Pick Andrews, 7st. Olh. tooo.p. Mr. Wil.4cik`s Skirprize; rec. isgi. from' gr. Cox's Pet, 7st: t flh. -R. NI:, seg.s. Suri,rize, (sit. 41b. MC. '1245p...fr0m Mr: R. 9th. Across the flat, 3rogs. h. ft. SHIP NEWS. YARMOUTH, MAY 4. Arrived—the Krtley, Ellard, andliannah, Grime, from .London, TrelawneY, Fill,•fri,ui Hull. Siled—fonge Willem; Meyer, for, ErnhOen ; ZephYr, Ort:eur, for Liverpool ; _James, Carter, antl.Wray, 1i ilsort, for - London ; Nautilus, Thriit, for Leith. s' GRAVESEND, MAY 4 Passed by—the Jonge Jansen, —, and Vrow Anna, Fention, from Ern'aden. Sailed—the General Lincoln, for Rotterdam; and Vrow Elizabeth, Witts, for Hambur6h.. ' MARRIED. • ypsterday morning, at St. Gtorges Church, •Bionmshury, t4e Rcv. Rokeil P4'rgeter, 'fittnry 'Thomas Junes, of 'fri int) -Cainbri'Llso, to ' Thomas, of Cob -court, iu tai. County, uf.Suss;:x. • DIED. On. the 25th December last, at Mangalots, , on the. Coast of Malabar, General John CiArri.ic, at the :;dranced age of BA. A few days ago, at his house in Mansfield-street, c•fa can cer on leismaga eral Cyrus Trapautl, aged S 7. Colonel OritS Majesty's :lout of Foot, air; the nitie4 Ge nerd' in His 111• 'ice, in, hich he served 67 years.. On Friday n house at Hationrifil!, near Hain. , church, in Ess..." ',Aker; t.sq : one:of:141S Majesty's. Deputy Lieuter,a alild Justices or ..the Peace •for the bitici County. . PRICE OE STOCKS. YESTERDAY . • • Bank Stnck T 66 • 11idia Stock 200 Navy 5 per C 0.,. 961,1, . Ditto J;ontis per Cent. 1797, 941 t .3;r j I:.:4.itecpter- Bilis c Irish 5' per Netv ditto 4 pc; Cent. Con. 79 Luttery Ticfrets 3 per Cent; itt:4. Oinnitno 9 giii 3 titer Inver. 3 pc, - Cent.. 1)1tro Soil) Ditto 'Bank I.ony,Anit. 184} Account Ditto short Ann. littlitt for. May Ditto Scr;ll Cons,. for May 6oiiiii COURSE OP' E TVLSDAY, hf Hamburgh 3r. 7 2-; Us. Alfolia 31 8 2h us. i.e?,torn 541 Naples - 4o Crioa - - 48 CIMNCE, A Y 5 . Venice 47 Lisbon: - $7 O porto - -5 8 i Dublin - - - 14 TO COUNTRY GENTLEMEN AND OTHERS. The lblloWing Restorative Medicine is in such Repute, as to be tis:;d and recommended by manyi,of.the Faculty. For N.ERVOUS DISORDERS and INWARD DECAY, Loss. of Memory, ' Feebleness, Dimness of Sight, Horrors of the Mind, Pains in the Back and Loins, Paralytic Cemplaints, ere. T rem bl i ngs, . . . . ILUNTER's RESTORATIVE BALSAMIC PILLS, Country Gentle4c..n and others are infornied, that they may be supplied with this valuable Medicine by sending their • Orders by Coachmen or NeWsmen, or by inclosing Cash /in a small Parcel, direeted to %Ir. JOHN' WA D E, No. 143, .},leet-sti - tiet, London, for whi4ll purpose complete Pack - Ing Boxes arc provided fir s ending it with safety to any part of this Kingdom, ireland, Scotland, et : e. !cc. fiUNTER's RES'IORATIVE BALSAM. of. LIFE and HEALTH, is the first Medicine in the World for restoring and invigorating the Conititutions of per sOns weakened and debilitated by a course of dissipated plea sures, or indeed by any other: causes. Every tiny, produces fresh, aceountS of the singular success of this invaluable Re s:orative Medicine, and many Gentlemen have been candid inotigli to dealaie, that it has succeeded in cases when every ...both* Medicine proved inelf.:ctual. ' 4. Gentlemen of the first distindion in this kingdom, as well as otiv:rs, whose constittitions were broken and debi litated, have•experlenced the good elleets of this'Re:storative Me , l.eitie. For Nervc.o.s Disorders; proceeding froth excessive drinking, dissipated' / ....leasures; the immoderate use of tea, or from win; cy7;r occasions great tleiiility and relaXation of the better and sates Medieine c.-anypt he taken. Num.. • hers who had undergone "too p•7wertut courses of Mercury (that bane of health), reciiieed them to a state of mi. seraele- ex;steriCe, r,..iveil* the utmost benefit Irons this Re storative; for, , alter toss •of streneth an vigour, they hap pity regained tneir former health.--For` pains in the Back add Loins, G ls.ets and seminal IVeaknesses, perhaps there is not.i.ny Medicine'in public of Private praClice which has been so,succeaiil_, _ .; GAlt (ewe': ;roci the ,EaSt intl West Indies; whose haYtts were ielaxed the heat of. those climates, have received great 4 6..notit frieLt this ineaicine 9 as well as Officers belong-, tug tlg! Amt . ; ,and Navy, whOse constitutions were harti service,. the various clung:m(lf Clintate, &c. tar adyanced in ye::;: should frequently, Like a few cms whidt will amazingly strengthen tic nivaiis of ; 'various disoiders, and in spaie tril;oure guarci q,ainst trite ravages of time: This Re stor..t; ye may be taken with great safety, by ti,tfi sexes, at any :,:!ai();' ! of the year, without restraint or confinement. Extra:lt of a Letter.t:ecived from a Gentleman. . As to the Etfifacy of tiny Restorative in my Nervous Coniplaint, I should feel myself in a manner ungpteltd, f tr:d not acknowledge; the great benefit I tecelved, when 7 vtdous ori:er,Medicines had tried to no . purirse; tiKrulore,„althouAlt I have been in the baba of acquiring; nn,sitiall knOWL4,..e in the phisiCal way, , l most say, that Oiave . not net yith any thingequal to flutter's gcsfora , tive.l34lsam," Note: Tiiis Restorative :iroparal in Pills, which produce mor,t gradual and lastir.R - c.....-ets tin all .the internal forrifs; the. to parts oif the are *ter preserved. '1%4 b:: nal at Ware', Waxliouses, No. 163, Fleet-street, and No. 17 Old 13i311:1-Stritt; • Tutf, Royal lrxcl , :nee ; Mat-thcw•.:, 'rand ; 1d lsh, , too. 6, Catherhie strect ; C:rutwcil, • .Prititr, Bathl Swinney, Birmingham ; Te,s4Mail, Yc.rl;.; Bifins, Lecds ; and of all other Venders of :Medicines in Town .and: Country, price Gs. 7(1. the Box ; or be had' in iiirgtr Rt)xv:e, price only. il. Ss which contain. the quantity of six small Boxes, a$ made up for the Army, Navy, fze. A Pamphlet - on the Virtues of the Restorative, with a List of important Cures annexed, may be hi Lof the Venders,. prtee Gd. ADVERTISEMENT. AVANTED, a Si ruaiiim as 'LAND STEWARD, .7 . a Person broulpht tIVIn - Farming Business in theSotirh and Fertile. Part .of ngrand; who undetstank lhe" and value of Land, dividing and itnproiug Estates Cattle, &c; &c. Who ltaS no objealon to go to Scotland or Ireland. Direa to A: B.,Post-Office, Bath. TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. IX TANTED, a SITUATION: A-Younf i Man of Creditable would have tioobjee. ions to V V engage-with any Mer Chant or other Gentleman, - to gb abroad, to any part, or at home, who is will versed in Accounts, Book-keeping, &c. also understands crating :Steam Engines, 141i11-.Wrighting, Water and Horse..Wlieels., of the most ap proved Plans .; is wc-ll v, rseclin DraWing of all descriptions; understands the niana:etnent and Cul tiire of Land, 'Sowing, Boring, Eirdnin,g, use of, the Spirit &c. ; utt,lerstands Making BPilers tor S'ieatta Engines, :Salt Pan... Furnaces, ere.. and • whose Chart:6l4 'will bear the snidest Investigation from his Employers, whom he has served for some years paAt , ;#,,lias no ohje4ions to engage for an) , length-M*6nm. A good Appointment will be expeded, according to his abili ties and iiray be treated with by diredhig a Letter to Mr. A. 11.' tothe care Of N. Rollisson, Printer; Coventry, War wickshire.. BIRMINGHAM WORKHOUSE. WANTED at- Midsummer next, a GOVER. NOR and COVE RNE SS, to superintend the Work house in Birminghfttn, svhere there are now about One Thousand Poor. No Person need apply Who'cannot produce rtspetiabie testimollials orAbilities for such an undepaking, and alSo to Moral Character. • • - Applications,. with proper Testimonials, to be direaed (post-paid) to Mr. J. Wright, Vestry Clerk, Birmingham, on or bcforc the 29th of May. OLD SHERRY, MELIORATED by• keeping .4290 Gallons .in a Vat, by SPENCER and PERKINS, Wine merchants, No. 44, opposite St. Sepulchre's Church, Snow-hill. They take the liberty of acquainting the, Curious in Sherry, that from the immense ,Stock they. always keep in Vats, &c. (nptwithstandink Ott; present incredible scarcity), they are - enabled to sell such Wine as miiy possibly be equalled, .but not excelled; up wards 61 14 years . old„ and perleelly ge,tatine, on their usual moderate terms, for Ready Money. „ Not less- than a Dozen sent to any part. of the Town,- free of ex pence.. . - BREWING ANTI) MALTING • MR. MOR T.O N, at No. 2S, in the Strand, . respedfully informs the Public;. that lie instru&s Gentlemen in the use of thc Thermometer, and the appli cation- of that Instrunient relative to .13tewing, and .will furnish then with Manuscript Instructions, which enable them to pratliSc the Ail' of Ilrovingi Porter, Pale Ale, and other Malt Liquors.. also furnish them wtth Manu script Instrildions . feffinaking Pale anit'Brown Malts, attcr the most approertikaktil4, haying.ti;:en long in business upon nis own aceptint; takiri,t iilbashre in trying many and various experimero,:and,noting tlieir.result; itPi.ts given him a deg me. ot , pradical .and..experuneotal knowledge, in the different lines of hii profession,. which very few possess, as cast he proved from the inatiy Letters and Vouchers of . the most eminent Brewers, both in'Great nritairt and Ireland, highly approving-of his different modes of pradice, and many: of theso.Gentletnen he never had the pleasure of seeing. ills Manuscripts put. it in the power of C;entlernCo 'to btaw - an exceeding. fine flavoured Porter froth Malt :rind.' topi alone, combined with the simple e'er:l;l4: of Watcp,. Avith out the use of any other ingrechent - wnalever. • Any address, sent post-pa i d, N D: irttrton, 'will beau;y: attended. to. —He returns his . respetlful Thank lo• those Qantlemen.who - have approyed so, highly of the .utility of his Manuscripts, and professional Abilities. ' GIOUCESTER. • TO 'BE SOLD BY . .AUCTION, By Mr. READ,. On Saturday the gth of May, at the I( Ines Head Inn, in the City of Gloucester, between the Hours of TliNe and Five in the Afiern9on in the folio - wing Loti: Lot I. A BRILIC-BUILT MESSUAGE, 'with 11 large Warehouses, with Loftit over; Situated in the Quay,. in the Cityof Gloucester, late in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Saunders, deceased.. - _ _ • Lot 2. A lirge the purpose of lodging GoOds, now in the oven pat kin of Mr. Ifrane. Lot 3. Another. Brick-built Mesivage, licensed to sell Liquors, known by the name of THE .NIERMAID, with asßrew-house, Warehouses, and Lofts over, and a large Yard adjoining. The above Premises are held by Lease,, under the Corporation of Gloucester for 4T years, renewahlevery 13 years, at a fine certain, of 161 25. 831. and a Chief Renv ,of 31. i6s. The above Lots adjoin each other; extending , 66 yards in tength, in front of the River Severn, and in breadth about 29 yards. It is a most desirable Situation fora. Porter Brewery, or for building a Customhouse • for' Government, - being on the centre-and morn:desirable part of the : Quay.. Thirty-one years of the said Lease are unexpired. Eor further. partictilars, apply* to Mr. Sfone, Chambers Court, near Tewkesbury ; or to - the Audioneer, in Glou cester, who will shew The Premises. : SALES BY AUCTION. PLYMOUTH. M thf 731t0Kt R's WAREHOUSE, Woolster-street, . , On FRIDAY the 15111'i:if May instant, at Ten Clock', 17"'• Gupd Brigantine,- LA FA.v.pum Dimension, length on deck 47 . feet 2 inches, breadth 21 feet 7 inches, Height berveen Decks 4 feet 3 inches, depth in Hold 7 seet 4 inches, adnicasuus about tz6 tons ; square, sterned, with a woman figure head ; is a very,handsome, firm, good Vessel, has.twb Decks; and a very good Hold for stow ;is now fit to, proceed on-a voyage, and calculated for any trade suitable to hot . burtheu ; sails re.ru4„AblY last, and is iirolfsi.iiid - in stores. lying in Plymouth Pool, and there -to be deliKrred. ;Captured tty the frOriell, oncl,Act captino 8y qis,lqaefty's Ship Doris, John Halliday, Esq . Commander.• • - Inveutories,maytieliadin..cluc time, and the Vessel viewed on application at the,ollite of PETER S-YMONS, Sworn BroNen LA lit) '.IIB A RD E, - by .His Majesty's Ship BOA D IC EA . HE French Gun-vessel LA BOMBARDS.--.T Dimensions, length on Deck 68 feet IL inch, breadth IS feet ti inch, depth. in Hold 4 feet toinches ; admeasures c9657-9.i tons; Lugger-rigged, square-sterned, French-built, appears to be nearly new ; would answer for a Privateer, and is \N . :A I calculated for general purposes .; , Prize tr) His Ma jesty's - Ship Bradicea, R. :Keates ' E4CI. Commander. Now lying in. Sutton Pool , and tpere to be deliverer:. For viewing tl—.: vessel, . anti for Inventories, apply' to Ed= ward Lyne, Esq.. Agent I • or to PETER SYMONS,-Sworn Broker. I inmediafely after will be sold sundry war-like and other Stores, consisting of one long 24-pounder, one ti-inch Mor tar, Gunpowder and other Stores. NEW AND 'INTERESTING WORK. Just published, 4Cf.errnan and in English, price 35. 6d. With the Dator's".P l Ortrait, dedicated to the. King's Mos , t Excellent 'Nfujest,itlew Edition'of an entire New Work,' entitled • A GUIDE TOOLD 'AGE ; .or, a'Cure for the .C 1 Indiscretions of_Youtli. To which he claims the at tention of all Parents, Guardians, &c. whose duty It is to pay speeial,re 6 ard to the interests of the rising' generation. ; neither Single or Married should be without it, and in parti cular- Seaf?ring Men on long Voyages ; in which the various Disorders incident to Mankind, and particularly those occa sioned by irregular propensities in both Sexes, with the pro per mode of relict; &c. are treated of under the following Heads • Nervous Disorders, Head-ach Rbetunatism, Palsy Epilepsy, Madness, Deafness Menstruation,. • Chlorogis, Diseases of the Eye, Cou- • .Scrofula sumptions • • Excess of libidinous Ii dut; AtroPhy,• or Nervous .COn- teiiccs • sumption • • Baneful eifHlsiof such indis jaundice,' Bilious Complaints cretions, among Complaintsof the Female Sex Youth . Diseases of the Head - • 'Venereal' Dii•ease Diseasei of the Liver, Asthma •On And.llot - Bathing Dropsy, Gout - , . By WI LTA BRO DUN!, 'll4. D. __ Printed for-the Author, and sold at his House. No. 9, Al, bion-street, near.' the Leverian Museum, Blacli.friart-bridge ; Symonds, Hurst, West and Hughet, ire Triatcninstcr-tow.; and may be' had of the lloOksellers and Vendas of the Dolor's Medicines in the three Kingdoms. Kr For the, excellent Character of this Work, see the different-Reviews. GUIDE TO,OLD AGE. The flattering reeeption - witicis 7 this Work has experienced, has induced the Dodor to publ4lt the , Two Volumes in One, at a reduced .Price, so as to brie I it within the teach Of a more enlarged circle of Readers. • • When a Book has ran through great number of Editions, when' the sale is, rapid, When it is sought with avidity, and ackn#wledged to be read whli profit, these are so many in cor.testible proofs of its utility; to these Proofs, tlim, the Guide tti3Old Age may lay claim, as:this is tbe 31 . st Edition of . this Publication, a PUblictition .coruyit tall into_the hands of any Reader, of - any climate, age, ccrdition, married or siogh.•, that may not derive advantage tiorn. the perasal of it, if iri;::lMed to preserve or ritcoverite3iti), or to amid the Indiscr:.tious 91*Nrwttli the . §96ir turn age. This I tnpression will be found to contain some observations, the omission of which "woulcl.be unpardonable in 4 .i'vett. of this la ad, which, out of delicacy, cannot. even be nainetl in a public pribt, I hereby certit', that I have printed Thirty Thousand of Dr. Broduni's Guichc to Old Age since its first pill - die:Won. !.‘ J. W. MY MS, Printer. " No. 2, Paternoster-row, Nov. Zo, 179 g." " I acknowledge that \ my. late Brother, J.. W. Myers, printed ter Dr. Brodimi Thirty. Thpusand Publications, called " Guide to Old Age," and to whiCh my. late Brother. signedhis. name. Witness, my hand this toot flay of Jan. tliet. • • • ,! W. ItcYDEN; No. 2, ,P4ternogcr-row." Signed in the presence of W. I.e%,;vis. - MUNT BLANC, BY HIS MATESTY's SHIP VIPER. Inunediately after the Sale of the Cargo of theS hip l'Aurorc, • • . will be sold, 9 -I HE Handsome Fast sailing Copper-bottomed Schooner-MQ;; T BLA N C.—Dimensions, length 4101: feet fii 4304 i : breadth tg feet 6 inches; 'depth in th:: Hold _S feet.; 'attineasures tab 6t94 ,tons; square Vented, pierced for ten guns, coppered to - light water mark ; is a re markable fast, sailer, would make an excellent Privateer, Letter of Marque, and is suitable for any other servi.x where burthen and dispatch arc requited ; captured on her voyage firm Cayenne to l'Orient, by His Majesty's Cutter Viper, Jeremiah Coghlan, Esq. Commander ; now, lyiag in Cat- Nv,atir, and there to be delivered. Atter which will he sold the Cargo landed from said'Vessel, . coAsisting of the following Goods : For Exportation. For Home Consumption.' 36 Bags Coffee • 48 Casks Annatto t Cask ditto 46 Bales - Cotton - '5 Casks Cloves 19 Elephants Teeth 6 Brass gului, 4 Iron gun s 'SALES By ~AUcTION. LA DEDEICNEUSE, .per L'OISEAy arid • TAI.ITE. ' ' After 'the Sale of the Mpnt Blaties Car!)-O, • _ H F 0 Lt. OWING GO ellS For Exportation, 9 Casks Collke 1 Cask Tin .. 2 ilarrokSl*tt • 1 3 • • r For }Throe Consumption, .1 23 Casks Annotto Bales Cotton • At the sarae time will, be Sold ) the standing and r unn i n g tgl'ocics,ttron , B ras s 'Swivels, Muskets; a guar - it:ly of Cunpowtter, Board ilrg Pikes, Gun (.1 1 . 2 nages, Legars, butts and orfieTtrasks, Bread,' Beet, Rice, Ca.., lavances, with a vatkst nt, other S torts and •kro visions,'landed out of the Frerieh Frigate I.:4l)elleigneUsd:,4 captured by Hi s • Nra.le , stYs' g.b. iP . PORCitur :S. L;Ornou t ud eri in •siglkt_ of -iiis,,Majntj's Sbj93 I'llpirtottatq, .1-:;;:try H o . than); Esq, Cottniandilr. ad • For viewing Go<AsAck9trols, *NAY 'to Ediv*arti LYnei Esq. Agent.; or at the Office of PETER SYNIONS, Sworn rok et; _ . . LA P.ETA X , r .hy s ANT. THE cl)itt.s.e . Ma LA Pl . TI E X".. Ditm - ....risibit's; ,l'englh,. on vii 51 feet . - 91 inches, lareadtlisbeloW the 11.11(1 7 feel 7.4 : .lhehes ;',..3411;414tes 53 17-94 tons ; rcund stern, ap pears to be almost uew, sails rentirkahly.w.ll ;'would - ioake a handy Vessel tht the coasting, oriny : other trade where dis patch is required. Now lying in Sutton Pool, apiitturo: to be delivered. A P fi.ze.tal:ezt frotn tire ,Eteuc4 His jesty's Shirßritttant,•thc Eon .• CiritleS'PagetliCeriltiturcie74 Aisolter Cargo, consistii4a:of the folloWing Goods: For. Exportation: • . ' . 53 ,Pipes Brandy 12 C:ises Castile.Soap . ti flogs/trails ditto ' 23 Hogslwacls Tar • lialfditto' ditto. 1: - 23. Barrels ditto 8 I-114s; White Wine litindks'C9s, , Persl - 1 4 4gs 3 I-logsheaas Red ditto 2 I.)orta Liooroe. For-viewing the Vessel and Cargo, apply to, Edw. l_ r Esq. • Agent, of whom C a t a l ogu es and I uvenaLries nt•t; had; or at the Office of P.F.TER SY•AIt).N.S, Sworn . :•-• •• •. -•- , Bt P.N . A 111 lE, liV 1-1i; - Nlajesty's Ship 1%1 IC I FltrNE,_ THE. French Chasse NlAree i3IEN A ',Alt: . -DL itiensions—tzngth on Deck 49 fecr6 inches; . breadth. above 16 feet 2 inches ; depth-4n the.',hold R tee! 4 inches hurthen 51 37 - 94 tons.w round stern; Ereaclibuilt, appears to he'a firm, stronsbuilt'vesscl, and - carries a large cargo rtkike a.nei:ceitcoteoadter, is. well calculated for my atj trad6Oltere c vessel of size ia requirefl ; a prize taken bv.llis majesty's ship 'May,icieitnc, William Ogilvie, -Esq. Com; mander,, , Her Cargo consists ()it& following Goods : .., • . For Exportation. -is Pipes Brandy . _ . . 33 % Elhds. - AVltite Wine zz 1- Yids.. ditto 3 Cas,ks I' runt.s 1 r o ,- —1 -- Rtd Wine . .... Catalogues, Inv2ntories, and other' information, mnv be obtained by . applying to Fdly4r,i Lyre,-,. 4 q. Av:trit, riv. . mouth i of Mossro.. Wcddlthurne,.:3/VOster atid Co. -:!1::1 - - - ::ltants. London . 6r at the 011it'e'of . - • P.ETtIeSYNIWiS; Sworn Broker. L'AIIkORE, BY HIS MAIViTY'.i Sill Also will be Sold; Piiit'Anchors, Cables, Sails, standing- anti rtin; sting Rigging, 3locia, Gims, Gun-C:tuiagvs. Blass Caronades, atc—iately-lantled Nicol' the Preach Ship L'A rore, captured rm her voyait. front the I sle c ranee to iburdeaux, by His Majesty's Ship Th4trics, Esq. Commander. . . - - tier Cargo, consisting of the fo;lowing For Exportation: Fde CanSumPtion. 75 Bags Conte t 'Cask. Rice )5 Pepper • r I gs ditto 4 Casks, 8 Bags, .and 24 . 16 Bags Calavanees Boxes. I n(4! • 'For vit:Aving•the Store* aruVgargo., catalogue an further p:rticalars, apply to. Eaward Lyn,:„ Esq. z .Veirt, •at lyinouth, Messrs. tkNoke . Lou cico ;oar to: Y ET ) ii it- 31' M ()VS; . woin. Brokf:r. The COVENTRY, OXFORD, .WA'AWIcK ant MINGHAM, and MONMOUTH NAVIGAT.it.:4N.S. • BrIVIr, SCOTT, Oil Tuesday . , May tv., tBor,. at "rwelv. way's, Change alley, London, except prcv.ausly :d ttr Private-Contria ' • r r i flE .COVENTRY. N.-*iVIG.VIION, A Shares of iaa. last ve:tr tre xt.- per Sham. The OXFO,R.II Navie,el;3n, tive . sllarilly.4 rvA. each-; ta..are.at tbc . ra.te zll. per.Shat4 . ‘,:i WAR WICK and 131 RM/X C ATAM.lNiavigatton);,ifitellires • Ntool. each, and fivc 'P he 114•ONMOUT.11 avigation, six Shares 9110 . 51. eaoli, pAyha s ; 5 p Cent. per intntm • ' '''' • Particularsat Gartaway's ; at 11ateltett's Hotel, Piccadilly; and of Mr. Scott, .Ludgatc-Itiit, 'Lon:Tort. • , • _ , - - - • TO THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. No. g, New Bridge-Street, •Lonii9n. Honoured ir, Edinburgh, Mer.:ll ikst, I BEG leave to 'inform you, that ever since tic year 179?, I bine been attlided with the Lileist r etse• r;..a.; which, from its obstinately resi s ti ng every course o f I 11alicine pteseribc& - by the mosCenninent of tlie Factilif qe, and uncle rgoipg sevral severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged from the Hosßital, *WI 144A:relief, would appear to - be of th#, most inveterate nature,- la be ot last year my disorder had got, to such ahead, as nearly to put a period to my existence-4 had a large taar ot, the crown ot my head, one on eacharm, and my legs nere broke out in a frightful manner;. spy 6On was dread tiny painful, and had been in a state_of ulceration tor the list seven years; my left had also two large nodes Go it, was very much discoloured, and' gave me such exerutiat, ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to pnve me a.' test ;in this lamentable slate, was re.•6.tts mended by Mr.ll. Thomp son , (who received so gee a cure by them - here), to take your I,eake's Patent Pies, which 1 began to do on the a6th of May.; ut ttio.,courss of a fortnight, I began ,to receive benctit:-in little met* than a month, 'the ulcers on my herd..and arms woe leundly liF:aled—soon after, the sores on my iti;s also ; leaving, however, considerable 't - liscolouration in tie skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by 1112 13l&sing of - Coil, and a tittle Ringer perseverance_ in our ism:- liable Medicine, subsided . ; the , nodes d:spersing, tine skin regaining its natural hue, and the nod:anal pains gradaalip going obf. I thus became, by y our lib e r a l. cdviceand Me dicine, perfect;}' free from all me former 4:v1111 , 130s -- have recovered my former spirits arid- stranktb. 4 ""' come pay and. fat, in ivlsica state hiving continued insay months to the astonishment of all who hrleA'--P"-, 1 am as a loss in what terms to express 'niy gratitude, for the good of other sutitring morta l s , to Lo ke this !NW ::;se as public as possible, as I shall on evzry si doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, )cur grateful, , very humble servant, ALEX., NIURIC.I4. S i wan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. but 6.1. ,Witnesses to`the -above Cure: joisN THCIPTISPSON, No. 3, New Poultry Market ;.and VIN r; rosH, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. Preparccl and Stild by the se.le Prbptietort • 'Eno:A.4.s A Y.T.git Member of the Royal College. of - Sul ,at his Ilase, :No. 9, ,N?w Londoe; where, after a, constant residence ot more tin.n.thitiy-it years, in a practice partkulai ly direele:l to the; curoef Sii:enereal ConNiaMts and thou: incidental toilie Geo•-•ratii.il, with that inviolable secrecyv'd . oteli tkVA ci biz; silo4ltl always observe in stk.ll .eases„ ilatters'hirnself, the advice and assisranee lit grant:rawly' administers to persons raking this Nicilieine, will be estectnel, Public, , :IS as ad.,44tagif4el 't cloth att3iniaile and vcii{nfall ratiNgqi , ..y. • • altzMail:. the ToYsit'ol'i P !Fe ls s Qf t r y so i tb s s fi.i.l-street ; Mr. lii:.:•,rough's, No. 7, M. Steel's, Book:;eller,. No.'Vuion-row, Little Tune ijairtithiet' ; Alr. ‘Vitson's, South-bridge, Editibin4h; Air. -call well's, 1)11'4n ; and by one- person in every . c.or..dderable 111 Crest Britain anti Ireland,, discs of only as. fit. each, sealed. up with full and plain direel!cns, wneretti persons of either sex may con-themselves with ease, speed, cene's', and.iaWy. • N. R. Every Be t e sofa lit 6 relt Sea , v ith a Stamp, ‘n by' layout' et tne. o)l4os:twin:A ts- re on . cal le rs iiridge-street,"—toiiirutatts which y, printed, at the Stamp-Orfi.x--". No•(1, New r_ COunter&its. Afterwards will bt S.)lcl, DART of the Carg o of the essa LA HURON, consisting of the tblol.ving.Go<xls : For - Exportation, 1352 Bags Coffee . 33 Hhds Sugar . 168 Rp r ,s Pepper 2 Bags ditto 3o Casks ditto • For Horne Consumption, 4!S /Pieces of Black Ebony 3 Casks Spilter, or Metal 21 Bales Cotton . .Couiposition 7 Casks Cochineal 3 Bap ditto 1120 Plates Spilter, or Metal A quannty of Tortoise Shell Compositicat 368 Elephants Teeth 134 Pigs ditto • 7 Bales Indigo Being part of the Cargo of the French Ship La iliteron, Prize, captured on her voyage front the Isle of France to Bourdettux, by His Majesty's Ships Doris, John Halliday, Esq. and Ma gicienne, Ogilvie, Esq. Commsasders. • For viewing the Goods, Catalogues, and further particu lars, apply to Ethranl I4ne and John Harris, Esqrs. Adepts, at Plymouth • to Messrs. IVaerlime, Wel.;stcr, and Co. Merchants, hl London ; or to • • ' . ' PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. LP ••.; DEtJX .FRE RES, by His A.lajesty's Ship DORIS. f-IE - French; .C.;tin-brig LES DEUX FRERF.S. Dimensimiku l ictigth on Deck 59 feet gi inches, -brradth below ig "feet r t inches, depth in Hold, achneasures S4-g4 sons.; square s;crricd, would answer for the toasting,' 7 fruit, or any other trades where hurdled and 'dis !atch is required. Now lying in Sutton Pool, and tlicrre , to be delivered. A Prizt. to His Aiaje;:ty's Ship Doris, Rain/ Holliday, Esq. Commander. For viewing the Vessel, and roil tiventaries, apply to Ed. ward Lyrae and John Harris, Esqrs. the Agelits; or to . . . PETER SYMONS, Sworn Brolker. L'ESPOIR, by Ilis Tidalesty's Ship L'OISEAU, and -Pri vate Ship of War LORI) NELSON. - .1r HE Handsome 'Fast-sailing Lugger Privateer L'ESPOIR. Dimensions, length on Deck 72 feet 3 inches, breatth above Wales 17 feet depth: in the Raid, 7 feet 6 niches, Aclmeasures g z 6-94 tons, square-sterned, pierced for 16 guns, has pod Quarters, and would make ail 'excellent Privateer, or is -admirably, well adapted. for the Guernsey or any Trade where fast sailing is a qualification ; her Hull and Stores are in prime condition, ant be sent to sea at little or no ex,pencc.. Captured j)y_ His Majesty's Ship L'OiseAtl, the Right. Hon. Lord Augustus Fitzroy Commander; ,the private Sin,. of War - Lord Nelson, tiunsphiy-Gibson, Cornmander. For viewing the Vessel, Inventories, and turther Partieu • lays, apply to Edward Lytle, Esq. Agenrl or to • • 'PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker - , Plymouth. • . . LE JEUNE CATHARINE, by His Majesty's Ship _MAGICIENNE. THE French SIGOp LE lELTNE CATHARINE. Dimensions, length on Deck 46 feett inches,-breadth above i 4 feet 6 inches, depth in 4-lold 7 feet )11 inches, ad-, rn„-asures 37 75-94 tons ; suuare-sternal, full built, and ap pears to be a firm 'Vessel ; would make a • good Coaster, or is well adapted for general purposes. Now lying in Sutton P. 1 ; and there to - be delivered; a Prize to'His Majesty's Ship Magicienuc, William Ogilvie, Esq. 'Commander. Immediately afterwards will be sold her Cargo, viz. 93 Hhds. Red Wine, of a 6 Pipes Brandy superior quality 3' Casks Rosin 77 - White ditto i Barret Tar kor viewing the same, Inventories, and Catalogues, apply to Edward Lyne, Esq. Agent, or to ' PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. With a variety of other_Stoi•t;s. The above Vessel, Cargo, and Stores , may beriewed, Ca talogues and Inventories had, on application to Etiv:ard Esq. Agent, atPlymolith; to Samuel Pellew, E. - Agent, atralmouth, Or to. PETER SYMONS, Sworn itraker. I.E'JUPITER, by His Mafrs Ship VIPER. THE FOLLO.WINC; GOODS, For Exportation. 3139 Hogsheads. Red Wine . o Ditto White ditto Being the entire Cilrgo of the trig Le Jupiter, prize to - His Majesty's Cutter Viper, Jeremiah Coghlan, Esq. Corn rhander. . For vietsing the same, and for Catalogues, apply to Ed ward Lyne, 'Et+ Arent, at Plymouth ; 'Saint:A • Pellew, Eq. Agent, Falmouth ; :or to PETE /( SYMONS, Sworn Broker. LA CECII,LE, by Iris Majesty's Ship MEC:IERA. E 01, 1,0 N G•(; 0 01) viz. Vel - 7 Consumption, 27 Barrels S2ftlipias - 655 Saltedltultocks Hides I-1 - 31f13arrels Diw 434-; Ditto Cal/Skins. PeikK the wiry, (,:ovn.u . t - the . Ertg La Cwillc, captured by 11 . '4 pajesty74 111i) . .Me--,, , 0!,i•a s J.' R. Rickets, Esq. Corruuau. kicr. uf;viefvicg OK slid CArgo. eltidogues, and furtlt?-r Par ti‘ulars, Etivixd - Lvr.e, ti;p Agent; or to pETtit s v LIONS, Swain rok c I.A FAVOURITE ; by. II lkiajtsty's Ship DORIS. ' F 0 0 N C; Ti 1) S, TA bout i 2 Thousand Red and White - dal 14 Ditto Ditto - Ilarrel Ditto. '9 Pack s'ol Staves 0. - Copp:l . link Rods • 257 Salted Oa Hi)es t Cask Coßett, for Exportation. Being the Cargo landed from the Brig FVOttlite, cillytured by His ilia#sty!s.S,ltip - Commit:- der. for vitwior,,the same, anti, fin Ratplogites,,aPpiK. to John and I.:(lward Es r. 3. the ~..ki e jnlA ; or to won) lir.,aker. I.t N Di) N nrocti PA; eff‘NAN 1%1 • til I 1.1. A N. (of rtct; (event-I: a ; and Puhltsbekt hy Wit AM Alt 1 , 1 R Sp:t (ofiinr,::LfrY-To4ti., Woul ll 4o.tg,l . ;) ;At the-Sti-Orricly-Nu..ziz, Strand where atiertrsementi, Ordfri for, tha P ate r,- Lftu r o for. the Adi t Z,r, i d !, in .:5 tbe Attaresseo. I . jr