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Tha day was published,. in Octavo, rine its. 6d.
A DEFENCE of JOINT STOCK COM-
A PANIEg; being an attempt to skew their Legalky, Expe-
diency, MR Public Benefit.
, • It HENRY DAYL7Esq. Solicitor.
Lin, Horst, tees, and orme, Paternoster-
Wen mit Ititharins, Royal Exchange.

TRANSPORT OFFICE, Aped 11, 1.0&•
THE for CONDLISTIWa
HIS MAJESTre TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taliag
Care e SICK ad WOUNDED SEAMEN, aid for the Can ad
Came #* Pk/SONARS of WAR, do her give Noire,
That they will be ready at this !Mice, on Tuesday the 17th of
May next, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with suels Per-
eons as may be willing to Contract for Victualling Primal
of War in Health, at the following Places, via.
Darnnocii, fA Devonshire
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Stapleton, near Bristol; and at Chatham.
And also for Victualling Sick Prionersr of War at
Dartmoor,
For Six Months certain ; from the Ist day of July next, and fui.
ther until Three Months Nodie shall be gives on either. side.
No reader will he received after woe idea ea At day of levity, tar
may ;wired, lista/ the tarty, or an egad for Adai, perriaally afoot—
Each reader mat k acemopaaiediy a Lotterfroal too* respectable Per-
saes eagagiast • beam toad odd the Pereea tesderigg, ths San of,
LIAO for the der plenums earth Cadracs.
Fartherjartkekro may if NMI ti *ploy Air Oise, or Is aft!
Arab for Premiere of War, at Pirtle* Stateeim,ssJ Cia242l.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday
the 6th of May next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon,
'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
1. 4 Pieces Brandy 119 Mids. French White Wine
126 Half Pieces French White I Hhd. Musesdel Wine
Wine Case Anchovies & Salad Oil
Being part of the Cargo of the MARIANA ; and condemned to
His Majesty's Ship AcTive, R. H. MOWBRAT, Esq.CdMinander.
12 Pipes Brandy 4 Cases Oil in Bottles
9 HUB. Red Wine
Landed from the Danish Brig JOHANNA CATHERINA, and
restored to the Claimants.
Also, 280 Hhds. Red Wine-39 Half Pieces Ditto.
Fee Catalo6 ues, and other particulars, apply tc;
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Pliutouth.

1
. This day was published,
Dedicated, by permission, to the Honourable the Court of Di-
ttman of the East India Company, in One VoL octaeo, with a
View of the Island of St. Helena, price los. dd. boards,
AHISTORY of the ISLAND of ST. HELENA,
from its rev:every by the Portuguese to the Year OWL
Dy T. H. BROOKE', Eaq.
Seervisry to the Government of St. Helena.
Printed for Black, Parry, ami Kingsbury. idmhal-iftvet.
A few Copia am printed an litoyalpeo. ip 15s. boards.
Mb day was pablisend, ,-'aiming MI Imgc Sliest Pdackl-
loured, price Four Odom, half bounds ills• Copies Biz
I AVOISNE'II WW GUIIIiatAINIICAL;
Xsi TOILIDAL, and CIMUNOLOOKAL ATLAS) being
a complete Guide to distort, hods And tl. ell illobre ; 41114-
biting an *emit* Assent of the Origin, Deanna, and dliazdarn
of al the Royal Falallks, knit 110 beginning of the World to Me
present time ; with n Ghost lfflaal Account tithe remarkable
Events that happened doming the Reigns of 'ends Immo; King,
Queen, Prism, Sm. An **theft PPM&
Sold by
.1. Badold, Wardout4trut ; DAG and Co. Soho-
square ; Hatchard, Piccidely ; Fodder, Bood-strest; Longman
Hurst, and Co. Pateriostersow; Lackingtba, Allen, and Co.
Finsbury-square; Richardson; Roll inchaigs ; and by all the
Ileoltidiws in the United Kingdom.

447 vreveil
Engravedne IT Me Pbuers, red, with pro-
and Am
per Dmalptimearbe !Rill. in boards,
PLANS, ELEVATIONS., and SECTIONS, of
HOT-HOUSES, GREEN-HOUSES, An AQUARIUM.
CONSERVATORIES, itcapamtlybuilt,indiftmfpatts of Eng-
Jana for various Noblemen and Gentlemen, •
By G. TODD, Surveyor and Hat:Hotta! Wider.
Including a Hot-House and Granalouse in liar Majesty's Oar.
dens at Frognioe.
Printed for I. Taylor, at the Architectdral Lim?, No. 59,
High Holborn. Where may be had, now first published,.
Ths Country Gentleman's Architect ; containing a variety of
Designs for Farm-houses and Farm-yards, Etc.; 'hewing the con-
struction of cottages, barns, stables, feed tom' dairies, brew-
houses, mailings, dorkenneb, &c. Melia to the use of country
Gentlemen about to build or to alter. By It. LQ.uaz. On 99 large
-•Arto plates, price 11. Sc. in boards.' sir •
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GOSPORT.
TQA SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTIOI4,
By virtue of a Decree of Appraisement and Sale from the High
Court of Admiralty addressed to Edmund Cobb Hurry and
William Carver, of Gosport. Esqrs. .
On Tuesday the 19th day of April, ISM, at Eleven o'Clock in
the Forenoon, will be sold by Public Auction, at the India
THET
FOLLOWING GOODS,
140 Boxes Oranges 41 Sac* Walnuts
92 Ditto Lemons S Ditto Shelled Almonds
5 Ditto Citron 1 Box preserved Fruit
173 Frails Figs 6 Orange and Lemon Trees
being part of the Cargo of the American ships Sally and Hetty
William Fleming muter) detained on her voyage from Lisbon
Philadelphia,
to
hiladelphla, by his Majesty's ship Blossom, George Pigot, Esq.
Captain.
For Inventes and further particulars,
_apply three days be.
fore the Sale to GEORGE MORSS JUKES, Esq.
Agent for the Captors.

After which will be Sold,
TilE fast sailing privateer LA VICTOIRE, with
ler valuable Stores, consisting of Masts, Yards, Vie,Bowt
Booms, Sails, Anchors, Standing and Running Rigging,
complete, and may be fitted for Sea at an easy ezpence.
DIMILNSIONS.
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Length on Deck - 45 Feet
1 Extreme Breadth - . 1 1
6
Depth - - • - i
Admeasures about - - 22 Tons
Condemned as Prize to his Majesty's ship Boras, Robert,
Scott, Esq. Captain.
For Inventories and further particulars, apply three days before
the Sale, at the Office of HURRY, JUKES, and Co.
Agents for the captors.

Also,
THE Hull of the fast sailing privateer LA
COURIER, condemned as Prize to has Majesty's brig
Linnet, John Tracey, Esq. Commander.
After which, all her valuable Stores, consisdng of a quantity
of Iron Pig Ballast, 18 Guns, Masts, Bowsprit, Yards, Booms,
Sails, Anchors, Cables, and small Arms, Stc. &c.
For Inventories and further partictilars, apply three days before
the Sale to HURRY, JUKES, and Co.
Agents for the Captors.

BY THE BOARD OF .......—.,—
This day was published, illustrated by Twenty Engravinp, repre-
senting Implements in Husbandry, Buildings, and Live Stock,
with a Sketch of the Soil, price Fourteen Shillings in Boards
~
A GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE
z Aof the COUNTY of SUSSEX, drawn up for the Board of
Agriculture and Internal Improvement, distinguishing and de-
scribing the Geographical situation and general circumstances of
the County ; the State of Property ; the Buildings- and Mode of
Occupation ; die implements ; Enclosing ; the Arable Land, in
every kind of Culture • the Grass Lands; the Gardens and
Orchards ; the Woods and Plantations ; the Wastes, the Improve-
ments, general and particular; the Live sttlek ; the Rural Econo-
my, and the Political Economy, including Roads, Canals, Com-
merce, Manufactures the Population, Societies, &c. &c. atc.
By the Rev. ARTHUR YOUNG.
Printed for RICHARD Panties, Bridge-street, Brackfriars ; and
sold by all Booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland.
Of whom may also be bad, corrected and enlarged Surveys of 28
Counties, recently published under the direction of the Board of
Agriculture, uniformly printed in Octavo, and done up inboards,
N. B. Sets, as far as published, uniformly done up,or particular
Reports, may be had of all Booksellers, at the pleasure of the
Purchaser.

At same time will be Sold,
AQUANTITY of Oak Knees, Timber and Plank,
New Iron Hoops, Old Iron, &c. and Sixty Barrels of prime
Yarmouth New Red Herrings.
For Catalogues and further particulars, apply three days before
the Sale to HURRY, JUKES, and Co.
Gosport, April 8, 1808.

NEW ELEMENTARY BOOKS.
This day was published, price Ss. bound in blue, Migrated with
Maps,
A N EASY GRAMMAR OF HISTORY, an-
-11 tient and modern, by means of which that important sub-
ject m,sy for the first time be practically taught in Schools ; written
'on the approved Plan of Goldsmith's Grammar of Geography.
By the Rev. J. ROBINSON, Master of the Free Grammar
School at Ravenstonedale, in Westmoreland.
Printed for Rica wan PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-streetjowaßlora.cek-
friars ; and to be had of all Booksellers, with the full
in the purchase of quantities. Of whom also may be Ited,•'
2. An easy GRAMMAR of GEOGRAPHY ; inehadit the
Use of the Globes, generally esteemed the most practical Slues
extant, with numerous Plans, arc. By the Rev. J. Gabbinitb,
price 2s. 6d. bound in red.
3. An easy GRAMMAR of PHILOSOPHY, erionglese spa
compendious System of the Arts and Sciences, ilbsserated Who*
liar Expel irnents and by numerous plates, written on the pcateleal
Plan of the Grammar of Geography, by the same Antliet; price
ss. 6U. bound in gr...en.
4. The ELEMENTS of NATURAL HISTORY, Unaided on
the System of Linnzus, with popular descriptions ES the manner
of Goldsmith and Bu%ou, illustrated by cepperphie representa-
tions of Coo subjects. By the Rev. W. Mane, LL. D. price is.
bound.
5. A SYSTEM of SHORT HAND, thetwldch is taught in the
various Public Schools, and which is mod In As Courts ef Law
in the Metropolis. By W. Mayor,LL. D. ice. psfese 78.114.beerfis.
6. The ELEMENTS of LANDS gyitingyugh Than am
Practice, illustrated with Copperipietes, philk as oliguillaivtia
tables, &c.• By Abraham CamPiell. Lawillserpre 6g Tilos:
?rice 71. bound.

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WEDNESDAY-, APRIL 13; 1808. L':....7. _ EPR,IcE Six-PENCE . •
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CLOSE OP TIO; ATLAS SUBSCRIPTION. • 1 •
THE Committee appointed to carry' into Efut ,
1 the farsoatias of the Atlas Insurance Company, do hestiii. •
give Negice, this. the Sulascrigtioo to this bastivation will due sit
or rthe ad day of Moyseat.
. Office will bo opeasd oa.or before,tbo Sidi of June teat"
fur ethashag , • ' -, , " .• -
INSifiatitif AGAINST PIRR; •'
• INSURANCES ON LIVES AND SORVIVORSKIP; AND
GRANTING ANNUITIES' ILIENDIDAATE, DEFERRED, ANiS
Paooassins. •
Subscriptions ire received si Main. Down, Thorntba, sal
Free, Ils"holoasew-Luse ; Sir bases' Eadelbe and Ca Lombard.
street; Masterman. Peters, sad Co. Loosbard-strem ; Dimsdale
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Particidais may be had. By Cabot of the Committee, .
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wits Calles4l•o4 Corshili; 'lnk' Ajail, tam •
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Appyyseitralay boat *ith edi Star. or by leiter, to Mr.
Bertha, .240. 10, i-eleatexplititeat Leisessomittare.

MESSRS. LEIGH and Co. Surgeons, confine their
attention so the treatment of certain Complaints, contracted
In an unguarded hour, and that Debility whidnis caused by youth-
ful habits. Mr. Lama having been engaged in this exclusive
branch for the last eleven years in this bottle, it is }resumed that
the advantage of such experience gives the amass .socceis to that
assiduity with which they devote themselves to the (}net of those
Complaints.—ln all cues of recent occurrence the cure is quay,
- and pain and danger are equally avoided. In every co:Agitated
cue, and In those distressing en es, wilier‘ are the canto.
queued of youthful imprudence, or the enervating Indulger/mod
maturity in warm climates, their mode ottreatment ensures sale
and permanent restoration to vigorous health. The terms am
stated on the first litanies'', or In answer to letters, containing a
bank note, and in every case the most inviolable secrecy is oh-
served.- --'Na 19, Arnmiel.street, near Temple Bar.
There is an additional entrance in Water-atreet adjoining.

HOUSE, NEAR PLYMOUTH. ' •
TO BE LET,. Ready furnished, with immealate
JI- possession, for a Term of for years, nobleet td determina-
tion en the part of the owarr, ea steins months netieS,
WIDEY HOUSE, eitnesed- about.two miloiresta half frosnlit-
month and Plypostli Dock, the entrance gate adjoining the Ta-
vista* Turniike Kat.
The Home Rao k Was extensive Lawn, containing Shrubberies
and several Plantations of rarest Trees, having a walled Garden ,
and latch= Garden, the former containing a Hot-lumse and •
Green•lsrinee, with Stable's, Coach-house, Dairy, Wash-house; Sec.
and Gamin three Sitting-rooms on the ground-floor, a Drawl*
goons, and several Clegnebers and Closets on the first floor, and
various Servants' Apartments in the Attie Storey, a Kitchen, Seek-
rant,' Hall, Botler's Pantry, Scullery, Cellars, anellvisionniale
Offices. .- -..•
.The Taker spay rent the Lawn or not, at his option, and clay
be accommodated at Midsummer next with three Fields of "Pas-
ture Ground. . • • .
For further latorraagioe end for leave toinspect the House and
Grounds, applibe made at Mr. li. Woolkombe's
Office, No. 24; wows Plisnouth.
Plytnouth, A

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
A GENTLEMAN of retpectability, who has made
1. 1 it his particular study for many years to find out a cure for
s Scorbutic Leprosy, with whir.h he was afflicted from infancy,
has now thebappiness to Inform the Public, that hind Pawn-
aiNCL has led him to the discovery of a Medicitte, which has
completely cured him. He has also had full proof of its
in curing the scrofula and other diseases arisir.g from the impurity
of the blood. The great utility4of the discovery being thus cape- •
dismally known by him, in sympathy to all the afflicted, he feels
anxious to bake thaknowiedge of it universal, that they may per-
uke of its beneficial effect;, sad that the dreadful malaly nay be
extirpated from mankind. The medicine may be taken at any
season with she greatest safety without confinement from husiness
or restriction of regimen.
He now proposes making it known, if the Public will subscribe
a sum equitalent to its value, and he has no doubt, when he con-
siders the interest which the inhabitants of this country take in the
sufferings of their fellow creatures, and the great rewards that
have been given for discoveries of far less Importance fa mankind,
that they will truly appreciate the great value of the discovery.
Letters, stating the sum subscribers are willing to give, will be
received (post paid) addressed to Pacres, care of Mr. Francis
Goadaby, druggist, Salford, Manchester.
P. S. As delicacy prevents him from giving his real name, per-
haps the same reason may deter Some who would otherwise sub-
scribe, he will therefore acacia of. subscription , with
n
s ay
name they may please to adix ; depending upon their honour to
fulfil their engagements. No subscriptions will-be binding sill the
medicine has given full proof of its efficacy to the Public.
In answer to Correspondents—The Medicine is perfectly free
from Miramar, taken internally, and strengthens and inxigo.
rates the whole body.

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
THE Advantage: the Public must always derive 1
from moiety eidaa professional men directing almost
exclusively their studies to one speeies.of malady, was never 'nose
clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success which has
attended the administration of their new remedy, and the extraor-
dinary cures it has performed. Poe a long series of years, Messrs.
Colima and CO. Surgeons, fortnaty MIAs Majesty's service, have
oneele the Venereal Disease the particular object of their inv.mi-
Iffilion, and are happy in having discovered a medicine superior to
ranry in the core of that complaint, it is sufficient to observe
Otte affects of this remedy are diernetheally opposite to those.
.11Ifersiicery, for theeshmints=istelp siadicases every vestige of
the virus, in its most aim yet it does not in the least
injure the consdnaiss ; Ass the contrary, it renovates the system
In all its natural fancdins, promotes appetite, and facilitates di-
gestion : thus instead es( Main a sawn and vigorous constitu-
tion to the Wald eatetlosktion ateragy does, it not only pre-
serves that oniodoadon in Its ptlipidve state, but restores • weak
and dMilleiled one to its natural strength and vigour. Number-
' km inemaces are on rasa record of the superior efficacy of this
meadow,. fts Inherent and speellie virtues acting as a perpetual ~
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corrodes II bodily debility, whether paciading from an excess
of coolopli or illeitplasore, ac from he more iosidloos. *oath
not less 4satronive, indalienoe of iscsatious youth of both sexes
in a arab' peroichms fit; AMllin the melancholy variety of
dismiss wadi leletilesensequeies 6/this solitary vice, there de
'aloe more affiliefieg than that distremiss state of debility and de-
' Idiocy which Invimts Or embketes the matrimonial state ; the
Edam sektie broods over Lis adifortene, ashamed to seek re-
lid, anil he Is reduced to goers a stated weakness as to reader
likeppraskre. To pisch.peirimis k reset be a coosaling affec-
tion to imam, that they Ilisy am, by a urn infdlillis midi of ,
• natasent, be restored so tint inwpst-of all Maas bisolop, a •
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lollmanly andauXess4=dom
.cases of beim whishatg own sada&
as well as In enifspalsi elieatresi Woman, Messrs. Cade
and Cs. imp he .hailed by padints ellither sa with the
greaten • @saw me inasor, at tbsir bow so. 107, Hama-
Genters- Pisients by *a. evyo44lB/04141111* particulars of
dwitenMplidinx, by *tar post elapsing a Bask note, will
tawillis atansary meitithe advice Sent to any port •of the
Ablates . rafo. 107, Hama Giallo.-
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