The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-11 00:00:00

DEAL, Nl:ty 10.

His Majesty'S Ship Brunywick arrived last Vri,
day night from the Westward, and proceeded im-
mediately through the Downs to the Northward:
The Lim, of 6.1. guns, sailed yqterday afternoon
for Portsmiiuth,

The Brilliant, ileld;qi and Terpsichore Frigates,
with the Oporto Fleet, and a number .of Coasters;•
arrived this "moinin-g from the, Westward ;
Brilliant and Terpsichore' have pideeeded to the
N'orthward; sand the Ilddin remains.•

The Oporto Fleet have nearly all proceeded for
the River.

ALEXANDER DAVISON, Esq. of St. James's.
square, is appointed sole Agent-tor the Baltic Fleet.
Capt. R. C. REYNOLDS is appointed to the Orion,
of 74. guns.
Capt. GORE is appointed to take the command of
the Medqsa, 0136 guns, lately launched at Woolwich.
Lieut. DOD is 31yOillted to the command of the
Con,iB Gunboat. -
A new Frigate is expeEted to be launched on
Thursday at Deptford she is to be called the
Yarcissmt.

The PRINCE de Bon 11.t.0N is appointed to the
rank of Commodore, and hoists' his broad pendant
ou board the Brave, to command all the naval force
at Jersey, and on the neighbonring coasts.

Friday morning early, a maxi answering the de-
scription given of the person charged with mnrder-
ing a Miik-carrier'S -wife early on Monday morn-
ing last, -at a hut tioar‘Stepney,
:and robbing her of
125. was stopped- by two countrymen, near Billeri-
cay, in Essex, when he made a desperate resistance,
arid- had nearly eflifted
:his escape, -but a
,third per-
son coming- tip to their assistance, be was concluded
to a M'agistrate at Barking,, in order for examina-
v::,
Lion.
, The bishop of BAT); and WELLS ,has had a finc,
worth twelve thousand pounds, fallen to him within
these three weeks. The estate is' called Wilye4-
cornbei a few miles from :Minehead, Someretshiri.
The estate, wlitCh iti worth near-six diousand phun s.
a year.; teloti,,,,s to Ltra•Cov ENT:tY,. and is Clint. h
lind; on three he two: retnaining. li s
which this, estatc ;s 11,1,d on, are, our Soy Ert RON
and Lord tb'sr RV, whose ase.is 79. If Loki.
'Coy rtrrwrrri rop • t hp—rntiail-441i
-the renewal of, the two 11‘ki-wouldbe worth to the
Bishop at legit .40,0601. •

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A' tetict: frod the ijanish ConSul
•
cidoted in
,the Na;.-ites ..Paper. annOtices that Pea
ras,c.onciudeci on the Bth. MarEh last,, I.;etwcert I-11s
flEs t and the. Regency of that Cirri
General MAchoNALD sets out in the end of Eit4
• nexr &ode for t:openbegeil, :7:- • ,
. The- tollowing are the names of the six Depvt -
'ments'established in Piedmont defrarlrit.;e.nt
-the Eridanus, capital I-Cur:ll—of the'Seia; ale ca;sl,..:
iaL ivlAr6ngo, t he
.c apii a 13 41exandria--
, of.Tanaro, -the capital .//t.q—of the bpria;. the c Pk at
i'vica—of the.Stura,. -the capital bpvi., It. appear
that the city of, A,;stet is not -ir,ciuded in this
sion, witiCh`faou• rs' the conica.ute that-it is tO-be
„
'mitred to 1--telvetia; -
DL Roc;, the Envoy Extraordirta4, of tl4
..C.:hiel-Consul:to.the.Etnperor ALEXANDp2, arrixrd
at St reiiburgh oti.the i9th nit., and continued. his
• ..
route
,to. retersburgb.
Letters from Naples announce that M. GAt4o
is to be appointed Arnbassador at Paris. •
WESBL) •ARit i I.„,Z9i—v-Ira generally rcP.or!ea
here, the Bish*ries;.or Wurtzburgh and Bath,
berg will be given to the liqusc of OIANOF;, and
that Prussian l.'roops 'Will o:..ciipy them pro6sion,
ally. If is this, it is said, which has retarded the
,departure of the Prussian Regi=ots .of Franconia;which are to be employed in teking possession:

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The first Coasill returned to-day.;. arid 4
review:eel,
his Troops. His presence drew, as it is acct;_
ronied to do; a great concourse of spectators. lit
the ifrernoon h_e ga‘ie a great dinner.
The Dutch Fleet, commaritied .1.;k: Admiral Dz.
has received, it is said, orders to c;ro.
vide itself with four months provisions,
I.AusANNE, AP RI,L 7.7.-7-I:he arrival of several
French Troops Who had pas.,.del Allatint cenis; wai
expeded here, but we learn that theyha to receive I
counter-orders.. As soon as our E)t-Direftor, LA.
li ARP E, was apprized of the acees ion of
,the Em.: „
ALEXANDER, to whom he had:l:et:it a, -P e_
in his youth, he determined, to repaii..t3
Peter'sburgh.
HAGUE,APRIL ll.—lt is not thOught that our
Fleet will sail 4;:oun, as the English Sqnadrnn
still truizing in the North Seas. Great wagers :ire
laid at At:were/am, that a Peace with England will
be concluded in • two =nibs.
The Dutch Fleet, consisting Thiiteen Ships
of the tine, :Ind -several Frigate:; formirig the
TeXel Divisianof DiVision 'of tlie-i\lellte;
consists of Five. Ships of the Line, and several o!lIcr
the Sch:...l,t has orte.lript-
al the Line, tw.o Frigites, and severalL'Uikeis,and
Brigs. *sides this, there are an haldred armed
Gim-Bbats, tb defend the Mouths of ftlw.ilte,v4;,),fal
Riverg of .the.liataviaskß6priblic.

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EGY TIAN, EXPEDITION.

. F lollqwlhg Extran.s from Letters,teceived
by the Haniikagh Mail, from Ific .8:41411 Army its
)'Pt. Eg

• tivslres,"ivar ~4i,..774i;•,‘014ethp.
•
The destruaive 1043*, ~or %-vin,ls,
which generally sett in this
month; and prevail till: Miy, have clot yetsannayed
us, neither have our People hitherto expciienced
any injurious, inconvenipnee, fromi the elimat.e..7.A
few sick are here, but : thefr numbers Orenot pro.
partioiwe to the magnitude- of lour. Army ; and
the wounded, ecnAdering the heat of the. Country,
.are.surprisingly well.
We learn that such has for some tide beenlhe
troubled'state of the, coutry, that the. intercourse
bet Ween. Cai7=o and Alexatzdi.ig. has been wholly
carried on by water, as the Tnrk:s,.Marne'kukes, and
Arabs,' .11a.,d cut off th4lata communication. •,
Between 33 an. 1,4.0 Vessels laden with sugar, cof-
fee,: and the other,produce of this fc:tile Country,
,are. in. Alexandria, waiting opportunity to,proceed
to Erance.
. Sir SIDNEY SmiTH,cornrnands-the Brigade of gea..
men and .;Ylarines, and his six Caßtains -and -about
twenty Lieutcntants under his orders.—Wilowr,
BOXER) 1414,1E11). SroEss, are amongst the
latter.

Capt. MAITLAND commands the Gunboats;
the Lake,, and•in agrektymeasuie. cuts off ail corn-
munication with Rc4setta. The Arabs ate frien3ly
to us; and furnish many necessaries..
A body of 'l'Dtks are reported to have lande.l
near Damietta. which from the falling of the Nile,
is accessible.

There is A smart firing to the Westward, but I
.cannot .learn the occasion.

Rhode:, Afa•-rk 23.

In a former Letter I announced to you the receipt
of advice, that an Army from Xndia had arrived in
the Red Sea, under the orders of General BtoltD.—
Since the depart►nre of the Fleet, a, Messenger ar-
rived here with further Dispatches for Lord
KEITH, which have been forwarded to Aboukir.

_General 13.mtn, it is now stated has only soon
Sepoys with him, in consequence of the difficulty of
providing Vessels for the conveyance of. a greater
numbei.

The Captain 13..cha lately sent IsAAc BEY to
Cairo. - The professed objet of his mission was
the recovery of some Turkish Vessels which during
the Convention entered Alexandria ; hut the real
occasion is itipposed to have originated in a desire.
to induce Negotiations with I\iiEwou independant
of the .English, or the V rZIEII, with sVhom the
Captain Paella is at enmity. The overture wholly
MiticoU &cluing that he was- resolved to
maintain himself in his Colony to the last extremity.
V, :rile isAitc BiT was,at Ctlrrs, MoURAT BtY
shifted his Camp from *pleb up to Kenneh, and the
French-unikrDoNzemor had profited by his in-
fluence, and inarched up the country., to recover and
c..oll'ett the I?„;evcoues and Ditties in Upper Ear;
which independarit of his .assistance they could' not
realize. .Gencral,lloNz,A*LoT was charged with an
attempt .t 6 renew -the, commercial intercourse
:tween Upper Epp and the coast of Arabia,
-throrigh-Al—Couief, but in consequence of the fie-
o,uent appearance of the British Crusers in the inter.
Ilitllerto with little success.

From the LONDON G,IZErTE, May 9, t $Ol .

BANKRUP7CIEE SUPVIZSEOZD.

inhtl Stagg, late of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk', grocer.
Thomas Morse, of Horsley, Gloueet,t,ll-shire, clothier,
BANK.ItYPTS.I

robart Haxell, of Eton, corn-dealer: Attornies, Messrs.
Kent and Mears, Cliftbrd's-Inp, Fl.:et-street, London.
Tntrws Lloyd, of Audlem, Chester, grocer. Attornics, Mr.
PhilPbr, Red-Lion-square; or Mr.rj. Smith, Chester.
• Nicholas Man Jackson and George Bartlett, now or late of
Gerrard.screet, Soho, ironmongers.. Attura.79 1;r. Jack-
son, Fein:hutch-Buildings. London. •
dward Coveney, late of Saint Mary-at-Hill, Lower Thames.
street, London, vittualler. Attornies, Messrs. Vander.
corn and Light, gush-lane, Cannon-street.
!antes Comper, of Chichester, linen-draper. Attorney, Mr.
EMllv.' 'Chichester.
Thafias tortis and John Cortis, of Grimsby, Lincolnshire,
'grocet'4,N.uktrornies, Mr, Ellis, Cursitor-strect, London ;
or Mr, k. GaHand, Kingston-upon-Hull.
l'it•C'lottl.z,iter, innkeeper. Atte:airs, Messrs.
Shepharcr and Adlington,' Gray's-Inn, London ; or Mr.
Sheppard, Bath.
George Riley, of the London-Road, Southwark, printer,
• : Attorney, Mr. Brewer, Cow-farm,
•Itaenh Mason, of HolCorn,-lugicr. Attorney, Mr. Dyne,
...§cris4nts-I,ln, Pleet.stnx:t.
nburas 'Patience, of New Broad..street, Londern, stone.
„I/law m. Attorney, Mr. Getty, Angcl.court, Thragawon.
•
Henry Marks, of IrW‘ieitt," Saint Giles in the Fields,
silversmith. Atto*y; Preatne, Little St. Martin's.
Lomr.,Aere. , '
Benjamin Clay, of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, linen-draper.
Attornies, Mr. Blackburn the yotunger, Huddersfield; Of
11Ir. S.,tes, New-Inn, London..•
• DMIDENPS.
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..I item 9.) T. rrivond, of Barmoadsey.street, fellmonger, at
t one, at Guildhall.
/true 6/ jasper Sprange, of Turihridge- Wells,. Kent, book.
seller, it twelve, at Guildhall. .
pine 6 Pete: Biggs the elder, of Fish.street :Hill, London,
undertaker, at twelve; at Guildhall.
Tune i. • R. Petsen, o6.l3irmingliant, faitoi',4t four, at the
Shakespeare Tavern, New-street, Birjninghant.
June t.• John Taiiltarel, of Birminghartt,hetor, at twelve,
zt the Shakespeare Taxern, New-stret.l,;, 'Birmingham.
'Tune 6. 11. Feartn I, 6f Saint Mary Air,. London,, factor, at
ten, at *Guildhall.
-
Tune 13. T. Paces', of Church-street,`Rotherhither.Sdrrey;
toaster mariner, at ten, at Guildhall. ~ • .
June 9. Evan Jones, of Sherranl;:street, Golden-square,.
vidual ler, at ten, at Guildhall. ,
june 1. P. Parkin, late of-Farnham. Surrey, brandy-incr.:
chant, at one, at the Bush Inn, Farnham. • .
Tune 2.) I. Young, of Stow-Market, Suttblk, grocer, at ten,
at Guildhall. •
June, 20. Gainsford Long, of Malden, , Essex, shepkeeper,!'
at eleven, at Guildhall.
tune z.
(t. Jacob, of Eye, Suffolk, common-brewer, `at
one, at oul
June r. J. Tankard and R. Tankard, of .Eirmingliam,
faelors, at twelve, at the Shakespeare Tavern, Birmingham.
lime 9. T. Drury and R. Gilbert, of Bread-street, ribbon-
weayers, at taNelve, at Guildhall.
June 6. ,14,1qason, late of Baldock, Hertfordshire, baker;
at eleven, at;C: L111(1411.
june#6,-- Sain: Higans, of the Strand, pocket...bookmaker, at
eleven, at Gonadal.
June 9. T. Drury and R. dilbett, of .Bread.streeti•ribbcn.
weavers, at twave, At Guildhall.
June a. J. Lane, T. .Eraser, and -T. Boylston, late of
Nichola.s..lant, Lohdon, merchants,' at•tlceen, at Guild-
hall. '

SHIP NElf'S.

POOLE, MAY 3.

'Arrived—the Six Brothers, Manelaws, from Carmarthen;
!two, Northover, from Plymmith •, Betsey, Collins, from
Tenby ;awl Wooland,. hum Portsmouth.
Sailed—the Attive,. -Hawker, for Portsmouth ; _Nancy,
1-loply, for I.,)ndon •, Hope, Thompson, 'for Bristol ;
William and Mary, Boy nes, for Bridport.

. ' . VAISIONTII, :.Sit`i 8. 1
i
Arrived—the Industry, Conyers, and Comus, Waller, from
Lundon ; and I.iberty, Xliller,lrom Liverpool.
Sailed—the Lope, Rayner, antl.,Arny,, Quinton, for Lon-
don ; and. Tar, Crisp, for Falmouth.

PRICE 0.

IATUR

Bank Stock
Navy 5 per Cent. •
SS per Cent. 1797,
5 per Cent. gti
dper Cent. 'Coll, 78;ii
3 per Cent. Red. 59i 6o 595
; per Ceut.Con. 64 61 boil
Ditto Scrip
flank LopgAnn. IS} $.16
I)lttoSliott 411 n.
Ditto Scrip •

STOCKS,

DAY.

India Stock
Ditto Bonds s. olds.
Exchequer 13i11s dis.
.New ditto
Lottery Tickets
Omni urn .9!tii
Inver: 3 per Cent. 581
Ditto Ann. Ili-
Bank for.Acco'unt
India for May
Cons. for May 61k It

CERTIFIC.,47'ES.
May 30. R. Ewing Sims, of Livcrpool, rvarchant. .
R. Gouldsraith, of New isoLd-street, etr.broidezer.
J. Ashworth, 14LC of Southiriolton-street, Hano%cr.:-.quire,,
warchouscnwn •
R. Wood, of Bc.inghall-street, warchouscatn.

FOR THE SUN.

MI. 11)2TORA

z 4, stet.

I was very much surprized at seeing, in a late
Paper, a Copy of a Utter from Capt. G—, of
His Majesty's Sloop 44ilatere, giving an account of
the capture of L'Heres, French Privateer Brig,
'of 14 guns ; and shall b,:g leave, through the me.
diem of your Paper, to state a few facts relative to
the eondua of 1113 Majesty's Cutter riper, cam.
manded by Lieut. J. Cooftemr, on that occasion.
Capt. G. has positively asserted,. in his Official
• Letter to the Commander in Chief, that L'ileros
tuns 12,4tureci by His Majesty's Ship Atlanta, the
Viper Cutter being in company.
Now, Sir, I beg leave to state, from indubitable
authority (however strange it may appear), that
I'lleree was first Owed, and afterwards taken pos-
session of by the Piper; anti, that when she struck..
her Colours, the,Atlante was not within, gun-shot,
or • at least- not sufficiently near to prevent her
escape I The circumstances were nearly as follows :
At dawn of day the Viper, being in company with
• the Atlante, made the signal for a suspicious sail,
• arid immediately made all sail in dace; and, in a
short time afterwards, made the signal for the chace
being an Enemy. After chacing some time, Lieut..
Cor.fi I.AN3 in the Viper, found himself nearing the
• F.nemy so fast, that he was induced to fire several
shot at him, in order to bring him too; but finding
this prevented his coming up so fast as before, he
.determined not' to fire another gun until he should
come within hail of the Enemy. During this time,
• L'Heros kept, up a constant fire on the Viper, from
• her stern guns, and, owir.,e; to the lightness of the
'wind, which gave the Viper a superiority of sailing,
the Athinte-had fallen a .considerable distance astern.
A t length the Viper- ranged close up alongside of
,L' throb' with areintention of firing her broadside;
• , lint, at this instant, tlie•Enemy, most of his
gues.
• having missed'fire; in 'attempting to discharge his
broadside, called out that he had.struck, and imme-
diately loWered the peak of his mainsail ; and, at
the seine time, in the utmost confusion, let fly his
s.teerini3.sails into the water.- He was immediately
taken possession of by the Viper, and, in fad, the
- steering-sails were all taken in, the vessel put in
order and a great part of the priSoners secureciam
board the Viper, before the Atlante arrived up!—
' Thus Was" Pile?: taken, and Capt. G—,'yvhose
eanduet has since been so different, had at that time
the candour to acknowledge, that " he was entirely
indebted to Lieut. COGHLAN for her capture PE
How much more honourable would have been
acknoWledgment in a public dispatch I
' When merit, Sir, is concealed from those who
have it in their power to reward it; I conceive it
to be. the duty of every good man to draw aside the
• veil, and to shew it in its proper light to the world.
I have made this observation, because I think it
• a sufficient apology for my presuming to trouble' you
with the foregoing remarks; which, however unite.
teresting or insignificant they may appear to people
in general, will, I am convinced, give innotte
• satisfadion to the numerous friends of a tray de.
serving, but, in this instance, an injured man.
I remain, sir, your humble Servant,
A ataiglita TO NWT.

, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS
WILL be given to any Person that will procure
the Advertiser -a situation as TIDE-SURVEYOR
or LAND-WAITER in the Customs, or any other Per,
Mace it Situation under Government, where much Writing
is nut required. Secrecy may be depended on.
Address to B. A. at Mr. Tuner's, Stationer, No. Ito,
Bishoysgate.Without.

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.
No. 9, New Bridge-Street, Lonion

Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March a, toot.
T BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the
year 1790, I' have been atilided with the Lucs Vene-
rea; which, from its, obstinately resisting every course ot
Medicine prescribed by the most eminent .pf the Exalt}
ere, and undo rgoing several severe courses of salivation,
and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relief,
would appear to be of the. most inveterate nature. In the
spring ot last year my disorder had got to skit a head, as
nearly to put a period to my existence--I had a large ulcer
on the crown ot my head, one on each arm, and my iegS
weft broke out in a frightful manner ; my right was (Irv&
fully painful, and had -been in a state of, ulceration for the
last seven years ; my left had also two large nodes on it,
was very much discoloured, and gave me slich,oxeriitiat-
ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly ta-de-
povt me of rest in this lamentable state, I was' recast,
mended by -Mr. j. Thompson, (who received so great a,
cure by them here), to take vour Leake's , Patent
which I hew to do on the ,6th of May ; in -the course
of a fortnight, I began to receive benefit—in little more
than a month, the ulcers on my !tent and . arms were
soundly healed—soon after, thesores on my legs healed
also; leaving, however, considerable discolouration in the
skin, and pain in the hone of the lett, which, by the files--
sing of God, :tad a little longer perseverance in your inva-
loahle Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin
regaining its natural hue, and the not.turnal pains graiFially
going off. I thus became, by your liberal advice and:Me-
dicine, perfaCtty hie from all my termer complaints--
have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am be-
come jolly and tat, in which state having continued many
months to -the • astonishment of all who knew me, I ain at
a loss iii what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you,
the good of other sultbriug mortals, to make this ray
Case as public -as possible, as I shall on every occasion ;
in so doing, you will greatly ebligc, Sir, Your grateful,
obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MURKER.
Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. -
Witnesses to the above Cure
joust Titomesosi' No. 3, New. Poultry Market; 'and
J u s it, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh.:
Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor;
THOMAS TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Sur-
geons, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London;
where, after a constant residence of more than thirty-six •
• years, in a practice particularly dirdied to the cute of
Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of
Generation, with that inviolable seweiy which men of
his profession should always bbserve In such cases, he
flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously
administers to persons raking this Medicine, will be
esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advantage sel.
(hint attainable and void of all ambiguity.
Also sold, by his appointment, tar the convenience of
those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. js,
Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; the TOyshop. No. fol. Ox-
ford-street ; Mr. Disbumugh's, -7, Fish.strent.nil 1 ;
Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 7, Union-row, Little Tower.
hill ; Mr. Watson's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Call.
well's, Dublin • and by one person in every considerable
town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only is. 9d.
each, scaled tip with full and plain directions, whereby
, orson3 of either sex may cure themselves with ease. speed,
. oerecy, and safety.
N. R. Every &sX sold in Great Britain is sealed up with
a Stamp, on whjch, by, tavour. ofi the Commissiulicrs is
printed, at the Sramp.Office—i• T. Taylor, Nu. 9, Ne....
fitiigc-sires,"—toituitate which is Felony, and all others
art Counterfeits.

. LA BOMBARD E, by His Majesty's. Ship BOADICEA.
TIE French Gun-vessel LA BOMBARDE.—
Dimensions, length on Deck 68 feet n# inch, breadth
18 feet r!, inch, depth in Hold 4 feet to inches,- adineasures
96 57-94 tons ; Lugger-rigged, .square-sterned, French-built,
appears to b.:nearly new ; would answer for a Privateer, and
is well calculated ibr general purposes ; Prize to His Ma.
jesty's Ship Boadicea, R. G. Keates, Esq. Commander.
Now lying in Sutton Pool, and there to be delivered.

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-: , For viewing tl, Vessel, and for inventories, apply to Ed-
ward Lyne, Esq. Agent i - or to
PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.
Immediately after will be sold sundry war-like. and other
Stores, consisting of one Ion; 2.4-poundrr, one la-inch Mor-
tar, Gunpowder and other Stores. .

Afterwards will he Soli,

DART of the Cargo of the Vessel LA HURON,
consisting of the following Goods :

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.. For Exportation,
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.t3cll.,Rags Coffee 33 1-111ds Sugar
.163 Bags Pepper • - 2 Bags ditto
. .3o Casks d:tto
For Mime Consumption,
415 Pieces of Black .Ebony 3 Casks Spilter, or'.' —1
21 Bales Cotton Composition
7 Casts Cochineal 3 Bags ditto
1320 Plates Spilter, opMetal A quantity of Tortoise. Shell
Composition 368. Elephants Teeth
134 Pigs ditto . 7 Bales Indigo
Being part of the Cargo of the Frendt Ship La Huron, Prize,
captured on her voyage from the Isle of France to Bounleaux,
by
.His Majesty:SlShips Doris, John lialliday, Esq. and"Ma4
gicienne, William Ogilvie, Esq. Comman.lers.
For dewing the Goods, Catalogues, and further partictt.i
tars; apply to Edwatd Lyne and John Barris, Esqrs. Agents
at Plymouth ; .to Messrs. Wedderbuzne, Webster, and Co
Merchants, London ; or to . .
PETER SYMONS; Sworn Broker

LES D.EUX FRERES, by His Majesty's Ship DORIS.
H.
French Gnn-bri, LES DEUX FRERES-.
Dithensions,-length on Deck '59 feet inches, breadth
l> low 19 feet i t iriche-deptil in •Hahi, admeasures 92 84.94
tonS". French built, square str,rocci, would 'ans'Wer for the
coasting, fruit; or any other trades where burthen and dis-
patch is required. Now lying in. SuttOn Pool, and there to
be delivered. A Prize to Ifis Majesty's Ship Doris, John
Halliday, Esq. Commander.
For viewing the Vessel, and for Inventories, apply to Ed-
ward Lyne and John Harris, Esqrs. the Agents ;or to •
PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker

L'ESPOIR, by. His Majesty's Ship L'OISEAU, and l'ri-
- vate Ship °Max LORD NELSON.
THE Handsome Fast-sailing Lugger Privateer
L'ESPOI R. Dimensions, length on Deck 72 feet 3
inches, brradth above Wales 17 feet 3i, depth in the Hold,
7 feet 6 inches, Admersures 9 36-94 tons, square-stet-tied,
pierced for 16 gun>, has good ,Quarters, and would make an
excellent Privateer, or is adMirabli well adapted (Or th::
Guernsey or any Trade where fast sailing is a qualification ;
her Hull and Stores are in _prime corzlitton, and may be sent
to sea at little or no expellee.
Captured by His Majority's Ship L'Oisean, the Right Hon.
Lord Augustus Fitzroy!, Commander; and the private Ship
of War Lord Nclson • uniphoy Gibson, Esq. Conunander.
For viewing the Vessel, inventories, and further Particu-
lars, apply to Edward Lvne, Esq. Agent ; or to
PETER SVMON S. Sworn Broker, Plymouth.

LE JEUNE CATHARINE, by His Majys,ty'4 Ship
MAGICIENNE. •

THE French Sloop LE JEUNE CATHARINE.
Dimensions, length on Deck 46 feet 8 inches, breadth
above 14 feet 6 inches, depth in hold •J teet SI inches, ad-
measures 37. 75-n.I. tonli ; square-sterned, full built, and ap-
pears .to be a firni Vessel ; would make a good Coaster, or is
well adapwd for general purposes. Now lying in Sutton Pool ;
and xltere to be delivered ; a Prize to His Majesty's-Ship La
Nlagicienne, William Ogilvie, Esq. Commander. •
Inimediately afterwards will be sold her Cargo, viz.
93 Mids. Red Wine, of a 6 Pipes Brandy
superior quality 3- Casks. Rosin.
77 ditto I Barrel Tat. • • -
For viewing the same. I nventorie.i, and Catalogues, apply
to Edward Lyne, Esq. Ag-Nit, or to
PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.

NLONT BLANC, BY HIS MA JEST \"s SHIP -VIPER.
Immediately alter thc! Sale of the Cargo of the Ship wore,

twill be
rr'HE Handsome Fast..sailin Coppct-botsomed
..Schooner MUNI' BLANC .---Dttitensions, lenFtls aloft
7; feet 51 inches ,• breadth IS feet 6 inches; depth in the
Hold S feet ; admeasures 108 61-94 tons ; square
pierced for ten suns, coppered to fight cVater nark ; is a
tnarkable fast sailer, would, make an excellent Privateer,
Letter or Marque, and is suitable tbr anY-ce her service where
hurthen-and. dispatch are required ; captured on hzr voyage
front Cayenne to. PO rient, by His Majesty's Cutter Viper.
lererrilalt Coghlan, Esq. Commander ; now lying in Cat-
water, and there to be delivered.
After whichwil I be sold the Cargo lanijerl front said Vessel,
consisting of the following Goods
• Fortportation. For /ionic Consumption.
36. Bags Coffee 48 Casks Annatto
f Cask ditto 46 Bales Cotton
5 Casks Cloves 19 Elephants Teeth
• 6 Brass guns, 4 Iron guns
With a variety of other Stor.:,;.

Tht" above Vessel, Cargo,'and Stores, inay viewed, Ca-
talogut.t, and Inyentories had, on application to Eiltvi:rd Lytle,
Esq. Agent, at Plymouth ; Sinutil Esq. A4ent,
at Falmouth; or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn 'Broker.

T.F. JUPITER, by His Majesty's Ship VIPER.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
- For Exportation.
39,9 Iloggiteath Red Wine
_ .Ito Uitty _ Whiteslirto -

Being the entiree6rgo of the Brig i.e Jupiter; prize to Iris
Majesty's Cutter Viper, Jeremiah Cothlan, sq. Corn-
-pander.
_ _ _

..For viewiag the sarnq, and for. Catalc,gues, apply to Ed-
ward Lyne, Esq. Agent, at Plymouth ; Samuel Pellew,
Esq. A.vnt, Falmouth ; or to
'PETER SN-MONS, Sworn Broker.

LA CECILLE, by His Majesty's Ship ...IEGIE_RA.

.
T'HE•FoL LOWfNG GOODS, viz.
For Home Consumption,
z 7 Etzrrels Sardiniss 655 Salted Bullocks Hides

76 Half Barrels Ditto 13475. -Ditto Calf Skins.
Being the entire Cargo of the ling La Cecille, captured by
His Majesty's Ship Megmra, J. R. Rickets, Esq. Comman-
der.

For viewing the said Cargo, Citalogues, and further Par-
ticulars, apply to Edward I.s ne, Eti. the Agent; or to
.PEtER SYNIONS, Sworn Broker,

LA FAVOURITE, by His Majesty's Ship DORIS.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
About sz Thousand Red acid White Oak Hhd. Staves;

14 Ditto Ditto Barrel. Ditto.
- -
WI Packs of Staves 67 Copper Bolt Rods
257 'Salted OX Hides .1 Cask Cottbe, for Exportation.
Being the Cargerlanded from the Brig Favourite, captured by
Fria Majesty's Ship Doris, John Halliday, Esq. Comman-
der:

i,or viewing the same, and for Catalogues, apply to John
Harris, and Edward Lyrae, Esqrs. the Agents ; or to
PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.

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