Star.
London, England, 1801-05-19 00:00:00

ANSWER FROM ADMIRAL PARKER.

I have bad the honour of receiving the letter
which y ou, Admiral,, have written to me, in the
King's name, on the 26th intl. The anfwer I
have to return, is, that, having receives, through
Ruffian Envoy at Copenhagen, a letter from
Zount VON DLR PsHLIN, his Imperial Majefty's
'vlinifter, which fo clearly evinces the favourable
fentiments of his Imperial Majefty towards Great
Britain, on his own part as well as with refpeet to
his allies, I do not hefitate a moment to comply
with the Emperor's wills for an armillice, tint?,
the prefent differences between Great Britain and
-he Northern Powers (hall be fettled ; and, in or-
der to Blew my readinefs to contribute thereto, I
have given orders, immediately, no longer to oh-
ftrut the navigation of Ruffian, Swedifh, and
Danifh fubjeets, in the Cattegat, and the Baltic.
I requeft the Admiral to affitre his King, that,
with refpeEt to Sweden, it gives me the greater fa-
tisfafition that hoftilities have not yet commenced
between us; and, under the.prefent (avowable
circtunftances, confidering myfelf itfured, that the
former harmony and friendfhip, fo ufeful to the
mutual welfare of both Powers, will fpeedily be
reftored, I have the honour to be, with particular
efteern, your Excellency's moll obedient (errant,
(Signed) 4, H. PARKER,

Admiral, and Commander in Chief of his Britannic
Majefty's Fleet in the Baltic, &c. &c."
LETTER SROM HIS 'BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S :MUS-
TER, SIR JAMES CRAWFORD, TO HIS SERENE
HIGHAESSTMS PRINCECHARLESOTHESSE•CASSEL.
Hamburgh, May 7, ISM.
Monfeigneun•—in order to prevent any error,
it appears to me to be of fervice, to lay before
your Serene Highnefs, is writing, the points on
which you intended to agree with me this morn-
ing in the prefcnce of the Pruffian Minifier, who
affured us of the approbation of his Court. Your
Serene Highnefs declares, ifi, The Neutrality of
the Elbe to be completely reflored, from this day,
fo that every ireffel,be it under whatever flag, may
freely depart and enter ; that even in the unfor-
tunate cafe of a renewal of hoililities between
England and Denmark, a free return (hall be fe-
cured to all fuch (hips as, at that time, might be
in the Elbe, or fuch as, by confidence in this con-
vention, might arrive in it ; and that they (hall
not be &Net to an embargo, or any molettation
whatever, in any cafe.—idly, That all Englifli
merchandize or property, that (hall arrive in the
Elbe from this day, flail be free from feque fire-
tion, and from any examination whatever.—idly,
That, if the Court of Copenhagen (hould be in-
clined to relinquilh this Convention, it (hall be
obliged to give notice of fuch :ntention fix weeks
before hand, and that this Convention is to be in
force until the expiration of fix weeks.
g. In return I oblige myfelf to grant the neeeffary
palTports to Demi& (hips failing from the Elbe,
for Greenland and Norway, that they may pur-
fue their voyage, and return, without being mo-
hefted in any manner, by 13ritifh (hips of War or
privateers..—l have the honoui to be, with refpe'l,
Monfeigneur, your Serene Highnefs's humble and
moll obedient fervent. (Signed) JAI. clawroas.
To his Serene Highnefs,Monfelgocur
the Pnanet of Mee-Carel"

11111111 RR RILTURIMI IT 111 FIRM MORRISS IRIS
FIRLD-NARSHM.-011111RAL, PRINCR CRIARLdII OF
HMI, T 9 Tilt ARCM LETTER.. .
Head-quarters war Humburgh, May ?.

Sir—The points you wientinn In mei in the letter
which I have had the pleafure of receiving from
you, are precifely thole agreed on, ia the pretence

of the Prof Gan Mini der. viz: (Hire his Serene
Highnefs repeats the articles, as above Rated, from
if. The Neutrality," to " (hips of war or pri-
vateers," and concludes:) With perk& cßeem,
I (hall never ceafe to be, Sir, your moR obedient
dce.fervant. (Signed) CHARLES, Prince of He&.

COPENHAGEN, APRIL zl.--His IMPERIAL MA.•
jevry of all the Rajas, after having received
the anfwer of the Court of London, has fignifi-
ed by letters to the Kino of PRUSSIA, that, be-
ing perfeetly fatisfied with the moderate and equi-
table conditions of England, he invites his PRus-
SIAN MAJESTY to evacuate the EleCtorate of Ha.
nover, the Mouth of the Elbe and of the Wefer;
that he will confider fuch meafures as a proof of
his friendfhip ; and that, being willing to pacify
the North, and to reftore peace to Europe, he re.
quells his PRUSSIAN
MAJESTY not only not to
throw obliacles in the way of his grand defign,
but to forward its completion to the WI of his abi-
lities. The KING of PRUSSIA has in confequenco
written to our Court in order to prevail on it to
evacuate the city and territory of Hamburgh,
and our troops have aFtually received orders to
that effect.

MAY 9.—Four chips of the line, of the fleet of
Rear-Admiral Torry, have arrived in our Roads.
The fleet of Admiral NELSON, which failed on
the 6th from Kioge-bay, probably to perform Tome
naval manoeuvres, is (till off the ifland of Moen...—
It will thence fail• for Roflock and the Mecklen-
burgh coafls, to take in provifions.
A courier has arrived from St. Peterlburgh
with difpatches for the Ruffian Minifter here, M.
LISACIWITSCH. His Ruffian Imperial Majefty
has explicitly declared, that he does not mean to
recede from the Northern Coalition, and has given
his entire approbation to the Military Convention
concluded by Denmark. The Emperor ALEX.
ANDE R on this occafion, has written a very flatter-
ing letter, with his own band, to our beloved
Hereditary Prince, to teftify his admiration of the
valour difplayed by the Danifh f.iilors on the 2d
of April. In this letter the Hereditary Prince is
ililed le jam hero:, the young hero.

Since the arrival of Lieutenant Colonel Srew-
eßr from England, a report has been circulated,
that a negociator, on the part of the Englifu Go-
vernment, had arrived with him.

The PRINCESS of WALES on Sunday completed
the 33d year of her age ; on which occafion her
Royal Highnefs received the compliments of the
Nobility.
This being the Birth Day other Maissrv, who
completed the 57th year of her age, the ROYAL
FAMILY received the compliments of the No.
bility, at Kew Palace, on the occafion.
Their Royal Highneffes the Panics of WALKS
and Duke of YoaK will review the volunteer corps
on the KING'S Birth Day.
A draft of three hundred men and fix officers
from the fecond and third regiments of Guards
are ordered to proceed from London on Thurf.
day morning for Portfmouth, to embark for Egypt.
Bowaratrz's Invincible Standard was yeller.
day brought to Lord HOBART'S Office. in White.
hall (his Lordfhip being Secretary of State for
India Affairs) : they were brought
They
Mr. Baia>.
win, the Britith Conful at Egypt. They are very
much worn ; the Confular Infignia of the Repub-
lic are emblazoned on them.
Thanks to the conoysaoas in the BATTLE of
ALEXANDRIA were yofterday voted in both Houfes
of Parliament, with an enthuliarm of gratitude,
veneration, and generous fympathy, worthy of the
gallant men in whole favour they Were excited,
and worthy of the country whole tribute they are.
Over the monument the colours taken on the 2 Ift
are to be. placed.
We have heard that it is intended to create
Lady ABERCROMBY a Peerefs, with roiainder to
the iffue of Sir RALPH t. whatever Wide may be
chofen as moft proper to convey to the family of
that gallant Cominander the expreffion of national
applanfe and regret, certainly 'every man in the
kingdom Mull agree that the merit of Sir ft.txris
Assacaomar derives from the public a teftimony
of gratitude, at leaft, as large and liberal as that
of any officer who has fignalifed himfelf in the
courfe of the relent war.
The gallant 42d is the regiment thus compli. I, 4,
mentarily alluded to by Sir Aac Kr WSARCASM,
in Late a la Afoi k •

Wha was it did the bnfinefs at ?mire? Oh;
" the Ilighlanderz bore the brunt that day! Had
is you but feen them, with their Ardrew-ferraras,
" how they cut them, and !lathed them about !
• they did the bufinefs, and gained immortal ho-
• nour on the (pot !"
The moll important article of intelligence receiv-
ed by the Lifbon mail yefterday is, the removing
die embargo from Portuguefe vefrels in Spanith
=; a circumflance of a favourable nature, and
lig that the hoftility of Spain is not very
timed.
American papers, received yefterday, contain a
outrage from the PiresiDriir to the Congrefs,‘
plainin; of great depredations on the commerce
the Muted States, by•Britifficruiters. A nur
of inflames are adduced. From the complex
of the official papers; which are publifhed on
Cubic& there complaints teem to be era more
ous nature thin thofe we have hitherto had.
new Pa [MIXT will no be Co difpofed to do away
prejudices againft Great Brithin, as his predecet-
fors have been.
At a Common Council. holden on Vircdnef4a,
laft, at Orford, CNA' Lis A SUIT, Efq. was ur
aimoully doled Recorder of that city, in
roan of Faas rot Bl7ltrou. Efq. who reigned
office on isectioittlof-thelofs of his lista..

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NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY—Wind S. W.

ARIIIMO

Hamburg)+, May 12,
Dublin, May is,
I Waterford, May ta,
I Donnaghadec, May 15,

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YARMOUTH, MAY 16.

This morning arrived the PRINCE of ORANGE
packet, Capt. THOMAS BRIDGE, vith the Mails of
the Lath init. Meffrs. NEILSON, FE*, Saint, and
feveral paffengers from Cuxhaven. The EARL of
LEICEcTLR packet, Captain CHARLES THOMSON,
with the Mails of the tstli &c. (kill remains
wind bound. Sailed the TER►ISCHORE frigate,
and the BITTItH 110 Op alfo, the HAZALO cutter
on a cruize—the Jonge Vrouw, MENDERK Fax-

Mates Mailer, from lik>rt, laden with oats and
cheefe, has been fent in here, by the PHOEN ix lug•
ger.—Wind E. N. E.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 11;
Arrived the Arrnagena, froth Brandenburgh,

with butter, &c. fent in by the MAIDSTONE frigate.
—The outward bound China 'hips dropped down
to St. Helen's this day.

• SHEERNESS, MAY ill.
Sailed ye(crday his M.:jelly's fhh:s SHAltrt of
28 guns, Captain Jamrs CARTHEW, for PottS
mouth, and will proceed from thence with a coif•
toy for the Weil Indies alfo the Iltse Nitre, of
• 74 guns, Captain Botts, fir Yarmouth ; and the
Escoar gun-brig, for the Downs.—This day the
Nemesis, of 28 guns, Captais BAKIR, arrives
from a cruize.

FROM LLOYDS usT.

DIAL, MAY Ill.—Arrived and failed for the
River, the Manhalton, from New York.—
Sailed the outward bound under (envoi', to Pont-
" Wind N.
'lll2th.aaysiamo;Ay tB.—Paffecl by, the Sally,
Zesty, from New York.—Sailed the Canada,
Witco:son for Botany Bay; and Batley, Foa-
STU, for Madeira.

The

Meditterranean fleet is
arrived, under convoy of the Pitos az.
A very large fleet of (hips ( rso fail) is arrived
out of differerent parts of Portugal, for the pur-
pofe of bringing home, if neceflary, the produce
and drifts of that country, before it is feized
by the French army now on its march againft it.
Yefterday advice was received at the Eaft India
Houle, of the arrival of the Telegraph, Whaler,
in the Downs, from the South Seas.. She touched
at tote ifland of St. Helena the r9th of March, and
MAW the 26th, at which period not any chips were
lidiliined. The following (hips failed from St.l
on the 16th of March, three days prior to
-do ttrrival of the Telegraph, viz. the (hip Hope,
rp 0 PHIPPS, from the Cape of Good Hope,
from Bengal ; the !aft India Company's extra
'a the Highland Chief, Minerva, Friendfhip and
Varunna, ander convoy of his Mayfly's (hip 8u'r-
.1420, feverally from Bengal. lite arrival of the
I.lPre (hips is therefore hourlf looked for. The
Calmpany's (hip the Carnatic, Captain Hoarrio
illinvia, which failed from Portfmouth on the 9th
y Taft, being the flea (tore-(hip for Saint He-
at this feafon, had not arrived at that ifland
table is Telegraph failed.
By dbe above arrival, it appears that Colonel
RORK., Bacon I has refigned his ftatiott of Gover-
nor of Saint Helena, and is coming to Europe in
oonfequence of extreme ill-health.
The Tx LIGRAPH brings the following account
- of the (hips left at South Georgial on the ad of
March Eliot :
Mds, tare Capt. Fames, with 16,000 Odin, 200 MI 0i1....
SD AO for St. He/ena. sib March.
Elsa, Swam, Ito tons oil, woo fkina.-4o fail for ditto
pit March.
Adventure, Fu Loa a. 3000 ikina-..t0 winter at South Georgia.
"Orkin (beat, Coon, 6oco Skins, 30 tons oil-to winter
at ditto.
Dragon, T , mono kin., and 4 toss of oil-to
'fall tali March.
The Nymph, Las tb arrived in the River from
Li flxm, left Li (bon the 29th of March.—On tiles ill
ditto fell in with a large Spani(h lugger,which came
alongfide with intent of boarding after exchanging
feveral broadfides, the Nymph compelled her to
(peer off. On the 4th of April was boarded by
his 'Majefty's (hip Es DY MI lON nine days from Spit-
bead ; on the sth was (poke with by the Com.
4 ',tender of the Mediterranean fleet, on the 6th by
the Commander of the Welk India fleet, fix days
from Cork, all well ; Came day (poke the (hips Se-
baftian, Franklin; Berwick. ----.-; and Enter-

prize, AMBLII / all of Liverpool, out fix days
with the &et, all well, in lat. 44. N. long Is. 30.
W. May the 6th (poke the Adelaide, from Bal-
. timore for Liverpool, out 35 days, inlat. 51. long.
t r 5.14.
The Catharine, MORRISON, from Africa to the
Well Indies, is blown up near Bonny, only eight
of the crew fared.
Letters from Bourdeaur, dated the sth infant,
Rate, that the privateer le Diamond had taken and
carried into Cadiz three prizes, valued at two mil-
lions of livres--they were under Portuguefe co.
lours, and had colonial property on board.
The Aesiou hoop of war, and Waic or armed
Ship, are arrived in Leith Roads; and their Com-
manders arc direeed by Admiral DICKSON to put
themfelves wilder the command of Captain Cea-
se so r., for the purpofe of being employed in con-
' voying the trade, alternately, as it *ambles in
Leith Roads, as far to the fouthward as Var.
mouth. They will be directed to rennin without
104 of time.
A French frigate, of 33 guns, cruising off the
north of Ireland. has captured the Riga Merchant,
of Dundee, bound to Niorfolk. is Virginia, which
veffel has been recaptsred and carded into Galway.

BIRTH.
On Monday f. t, tee Kea Leek Villas, Upper Harley-
areet , of a 'lankier.

DIED.
Os basin morning, at his Hide, M ral bfall, Dr. Matsu
dem in the gt ft year of his sge.
Ltd Sesday morning, at St. James's ishee, aged 86, Mrs.
Planta, mother to Mr. Plants, of the BALM Mureum.
At Mukat. 11111 the :6th &months. left. Mr. Areldbold
Hassikes !Me mls tho twelve of tbs Ham 114 A Isis Compoory.
Os the *A bias:. or his bosh non Ketassaegls. MMus
Davits, sui. et Ausueds. eel et ihe Drat 14g4 1•111"-
I aim* On Comm: dAyr.

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r ' END MOWN, Mum spira _
linth duly prifellon:
• :IV= SOLD BY AUCTION—.3y Mr. RAIN!,
Oa 71tathig lath of May, at the Rainbow Colfee-hod(
• • In Cibrahill, In Two Lots,
AFREEHOLD -ESTATE, containing Nine
Acres or thereabouts of valuable Meadow Land, lying
with f gentle declivity to a South afped, on which Bands a
mem, Brick and Seated Houle, and eatenfive Offices; with a
large Garden • is alto a modern Brick and Seated Houle, very
,neatly finilhed, and in excellent repair, with a good Garden.
The former Houle, with the Land, is in the occupation of Mrs.
Elizabeth Smith, on Lc.afc, till Lady Day, aos, at only 121.
per annum net ; together with a Pcw for the flintily, and a kr-
%lints' Pc*, both In the Oillery of Finchlcy Church.
The Land Tax of the whole is redeemed. _

To be viewed by leave of the refpcdive tetlalltai until the
files A inted particular may be had at the Bald Faced Stag,
near the Prernifes; alfu of Ale:ander Murray, t lg. Symoeuri
Inn; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Rains, Laud Surveyor;
Charlotte-arca. Rioomibury.

TETSWORIII, in OXFORDSHIRE.
With poffelEon at Michaelmas next.
TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE,
On Tharfday the aBth of May, at the Rainbow Coffee-houk,
in Cornhill, London, at Twelve &Clock. in One
AVERY Valuable and "Complete Freehold
GRAZING and DAIRY FARM; with a defkable
proportion of deep Arable Ground, containing in the whole
upwards of Three Hundred Acres of Rich-Land, furrounding
a good refpedlable Farm-Houfe (to width a Saihed Parlour and
Bed-chambers have been lately added); with fpacious Farming
Out-buildings, and Shepherd's Cottage; the whole lying with-
in a ring fence, and well watered ; known by the name of
LOB ; bounded by the Turnpike Road betweenTedwotth and
Oxford, two miles dillant from the former, and ten frees tht
latter, and only forty-four from London.
Mr. Bigges, the prefect Tenant, will Fermi! the Premifes to
be ken, of whom printed Particulars may be had; alto of the
Printers of the Oxford, Reading, and Northampton Papers;
Crown, 'fame; George, Ayletbary ; White Heck, Ux..
bridge ; of Marrs. Green and Tennant, No. 2,
quart ; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Raine, Land Surveyor,
n Charlotte-flreet, Bloomfbury, where a Plan may be teen.

NEAR MARLBOROUGH, in WILTSHIRE.
With puffeffinn in part immediately. and at Allchaelmas next.
TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE,
On Thurfday, the aBth of May, at the Rainbow Coffee-houfe
in ComlsM, London, at 1 a o'clock, in one Loy ;
A VERY improvable and Capital ESTATE,
containing near Three Thoufand Acres of Arable, Up.'
land, and Water Meadow, Pallire and Down Land, divided
into three Fa int. known by the names of Hefwick, Packharn,,
WhiteSeld and Cow Crate : as the fame are held by Mars)
Stagg, Canning, and Kemm, at old Rents; together with the
Coppice., called Priors, or Albourne Woods, and the (Ziiit-
rents annually paid within the Mapor and Pants of
OKEBOURNE, ST. GEORGE, and ST. ANDREW,
With the Right of Fakery in the Pollee Waters.
PoffeiSon of Packham Farm may be in part had now and ate
Michaelmas next; and of Hefwick, Whitlal, and Cow Crate.
in a year.
To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, till the Sale, of whom
Printed Particulars may bebad on the 4111 of May ; alfo of the
Printers of the Briltol, Bath, Saliibury, and Orford Papers;
Cattle, Marlborough; Bear, Devizes; White Hart, Chippen-
ham ; of hiefirs. Gotham, Speenharnhand. and Salthill ; Mr.
James Bradford, Swindon; where, and at Mr. Ryder's, Lin-
coln's-Inn, and Mr. Ratite, Land Surveyor, Charlotte-it:ea,
Bloomsbury, London, a Plan may be fern.

rnii .
IiktWEEN ESSENDEN and NOR i'llAW, HEATS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE,
At the Rainbow Coffer.lioufc, in Cornhill, on Thud.lardy
sgeh Infant, at as o'clock;
AFREEHOLD COTTAGE in good repair,
fronting the South, and overtooking two fine Meadows
belonging thereto, and the furrnunding country, which is beau-
dfull wooded, and abounds with Game; and good Roads fur-
the Prcmifes in every direction : together with an =cel-
l:garden well planted, and Chide hook, Stall Stable, Darn,
at other convenient Out-buildings-6e whole quantity fix

Atm.
Ti be viewed by Tickets, whkh, with printed Particulars,
nsay be bad of Mr. Rabic, in Charlotte-11reet, ilkeratanty;
and at Pomfborne, neat the Pretnifes : Partkulits k alfo
had at the Grote Drag" /lama ; Sabi* ;
and WI, biertf•ad, --

GRAZING LAND NEAR PLitSTOW..
TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION-.-By Mr. PANE,
On. Thsufday the egth day of May, at the Rainbow Coffee-
hook, in Cornhill, at Twelve u'Clock, in. One Lot,
FOUR FREEHOLD MARSHES of Rich
GRAZING LAND, lying adjoining each other, In Wick-
land Level, near Milton, in Heel •' containing together Fifty
Acres, clear of the Walls and Reed Bed; as the fame are new
In the occupational Mr. Matthew Milton, on Late, till Cbritt-
mas, 1804, at the oldlow, char rent, of One Hundred and
Twenty-five Pounds per Annum.
Mr. Rakes, at I•Plaltow, by leave of the Tenant, will thew
the Land; of whim printed Particular, may be bad ; alto of
Alexander Murray, El+ Simone. Inn ; the Rainbow • and
of Mr. Raffle, Land Surveyor, in Charlotte-Erect, 1131Oomf-
bury, where a Plan of the Eftate may be fern.
NEAR PALMER's GREEN and SOUTHGATE.
With poffeMon at Michaelmas next. '
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RHINE,
On Friday the z9th of June, at the Rainbow Cofferhoule In
Corn Mil, London, at 11 o'clock, in one LOI,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, moil beautifully
Iltuated on the Raft fide of the Turnpike Road b.:reran:
ISLINGTON and PALMIER's GREEN, oppolite the Five
Elms and Boweslarm, only fie mile. from London, profaning
peculin• advantage, by the rift of ground, and the Ncw River
winding through the lands, for eresding one or more
ELEGANT VILLAS.
The quantity of Land Thirty-four Acres, In pert old Mea-
dow, and the remainder rich Arable, free from Land Tax, in
the Puglia of Edmonton and Tottenham, entitled in the for-
mer to en allotment in the Inclofure now aking, and in the
latter to a very valuable Pafturage In Marthes.
Printed Pattie:dm will be ready fqe
_rinprery ate swath
preceding the [ale; which may be had rairre. Meg, the preient
tenant, at Pdnt&s Otani ; at the Rakitatildh.W Ard, Den-
nets, sad Grev*,Covart-Gardea ; aisle Sir.isiee, L'hariotte-
firm, Bloontibury.

BEAUTIFUL PICTURES painted in Body Colours by PAUL
Erg. R. A. frame Proof Prints and Aquafortis Im-
preillo4, by F. BAILTOLO an, Efq. R. A. and lathes easineot
Aftifts.
TO 111 SOLD ST AUCTION,
by PETER CORE, BURRELL, ondPOSTEX
At the Great Room, late the King:s Arms, Corobill, on Weft-
twfday next, and following day, at Eleven o'Cloek,
ALL the Genuine Referred PROPERTY of
Mr. A. C. DE. POGO!, of New Bood.ftreet, retired
from Moth; confifting of a molt valuable Colketiso of bees-
tiful Pletures, painted in Body Colours by Paul Sandby, Efq
X A. and other eminent Arta., elegantly framed; a great Va-
riety of highly finithed Cabinet Print*, celesared as Miniatures;
au allembbge of Eighty-nine Lots of very Pearce Proofs and
aqsaketis lropreirioss In high Prefervation, Domini an early
Pact gagman. (cares Prints engraved by F. Bartolacci, Efq. R A.
Proof and other Prints of various Mafters : (carte Portraits
of the mat Literary and Military ammeters living in Oer-
noir tbeittrithe let Citatory, bassillaur fe, of Le*
of Stutgard, and Mitts alma-
mom aribrllDratadiaga by l&Mmit. t Prom
endplate Mew taken ham the Adrenal at
Map sea Perillnand Rol. thillhdbreal CTIledM atiLlet
don ; tbstar.ef the larva Qom Oyu made by the DMA
Ca& Pitt Gk C.SNlpasy, L aWrid bandlame rlt Prona,
Ate. &e. The whole forming • liaalon no left calculated to
soma the attendee of the Omealabnr, than Weaned Orr the
0411 and ornamental Eaabillhinscas of the aloft kaadlotne
A=nreof private Familia&
se
viewed two dar saw the Sale, when Com-
lavas may be bad (prim ea be euturnad so Purcha-
fere) at the Rooms ; and et Peter Cour, Zama, and
Pseer. Threvitortat4Not, Illarakisthatsc.

POETS GALLERY. nert-TrREET, .
MODERN PAINTINGS, DRAWINDS, TNLICArrIs
COPPER-PLATES, WITH THEIR IMPREgsTo N.; .
PLAIN AND COLOURED PRINTS. FRAMED ANL)
GLAZED, AND OTHER EFFECTS,
TO If SOLD IT AUCTION,
By PETER COXE, BURRELL, and FOSTER,
On the Premifes, No, 39, Fket-Rreet. Wednaday the
syth initant, and three following Diys, at 'Eleven o'Clork,
by Order of the Executors of Mr. THOMAS MACKLIN,
deceafed.
THE PAINTINGS comprize the Works of
-A- the following eminent great Artifts of this Kingdom :--
De Louthabourg, Stothard, Regaud, W: Ball,
Weft, Opie, Cufway, Smith,
Hamilton, Northeae, Hower, Barney.Sce.&c.
The Copper-plates coafiit of the Poets, Prints, the Death ~f
Lord Robert Manners, the Woodman, the Return:dim of fl e
Pious Family, the Angel and Child, the Witch of Endur, Fi;
gal, Fartner's Stable, Faggot Binders, and numerous otinr
Plates, with all their Proofs, coloured and plain ;
loofa Proof and valuable Prints, with others framed and glared;
together with the manufadured and unmanufaeturad Stock
Frames, Deals, am May he viewed on Monday the 23 th, a.
following day, preceding the Sale. Catalogues to be had on the
Premifes, in Fleet-ftreet; and of Meffra Peter Cuze, Burt
and Potter, N0..5, Throgmorton-street.

CAISINLY

MOST YALUMILE wa.sum,
Kaman.
TO 3$ go., ET •tivrtott,
By PETER COXE, BURRELL,. and POSTER,
On Friday, the tad of May, sod following day,at Mr.Siguibles
Great Room, Sivilk Paffage, Conduit-ftrert, at Qne o'clock,
ALL the Gcnuttte, perfea and indlimabk
Colledlion of CABINET PICTURES,ihe property and
choice of the Greliers Fogel's, feltßed during tie coorfe of a
Century wick infinite tafte and judgment, and longocknow-
!edged at tke Hague an affeniblage of the fiat eeliblity, cm-
bracing the fined works of tke Dutch and Elem.& &hook, is
the perforMances of
Sir P. Pala Ruben Bache= Cornetts Bega
Paul Potter Gerard Doow Ad. Vat, de Ycklb
Van der Wert Mignon Ferg
Ad Van Ofbule Steenwick Brouwer
TerEers Van der Heyde Vernet
Ph. Wan, llngelback Jan Steno
William herb Metzn Jan
fiats, Re. kr.
May be vizored two days preceding the Sale, when Cata.
logsea may be had (price one Shilling, to be returned to Pin-
chafers) st Saville Para get and of Mars. Peter Ooze, Bur-
rell, and Fader, Throgmortofi-ftreet.

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GOSPORT.
Purihillibe a Coottniffion of Appraifetnent and Sale.
FOR 3ALB BY AUC NON,
4$ the India Arms Inn, cm Thurfday the a Bth May, sgoa, *
Eleven o'Clock io the Morning,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS;
TOIL ZIPORTATIOW.
147 Pipes of Brandy, 143 Pipes SpaisUb Red Wine”
14 Hogfheads of Ditto. I 4 Hogtheads Ditto.
TOR ROME CONSOWTJON.
About go 10tIntals of Cu*.
Befog the remainder of the Cargo of the Small adprortses.
endet, detained on tier voyage from -, by his ILijs4ty's
Sip To PALE, S.G. CIiOICM, Efq. Commander.
Samples will be sewn three days before The fide by Mars.
Page and Evans, Gofport„ of whom Catalogues may be bad.

MEKIONETHSIIIRE ESTATE.
TO DI SOLD SY 11.17CT1014
At the New Corwen, on Thorfday the ebb of this instant
May, FreeitclY at five o'clock in the afternoon, fubjetit to
fuch Conditions as will bathes hal there produced,
AN eligible ESTATE, called it H AGATT,,
in the Peri& of Corwea, comptizing a good. Dwelling-
bode, with rideable and convenient Difiees ; a Fenn-bottle,
with commodious Out-buildior ; a large walled Garden, well
Bodied with choice Fruit Trees; capital Stabling, a goad
Farm-yard, and about )43 Armed auditor Arable, Meadow,
and Pafture Land, lying withise Ring Fence, including above
Thirty Acres of Plantation Nod Pk:gore Ground. Great part
of the Meadow Land h *WWI by the river Dee. The whale
Matt is fubjedt to a snobs el 3L tie in lieu tif all tithe, and
to a (moil Chief Real, pyu6ie to the Lord of-the Manor, Wed
has art ulimited righ,ofl3Rynge on the calcitirc Collenveos
adjoinh.g.
Rhagatt is fomated In a good Sporting Coontry, about two
miles from the market town of Corwen, on the Batiks of the
Dee, conanianding a delightful profpeed of the t maschle.s.Viiia
of Lidernion." The whole Buildings are in thorough repair,
and ready for the Immediate reception of a Family. Two chit&
of the purchafe money may remain ea fecuritk of the Eftite.
lobo Jones, the tenant, will thew the Premifos; and pant.
coati may be had by applying to Mr. Thome Howbeit, Fla&
newyckl, near Robin • or to Mr. Humbcrfton, t rears, Chalk.
ter, where a map of the Filet. may be ken.

PARTICULA:I.LY RECOMMENDED tc. Abe LADIES:
AS. there are Complaints peculiar to the FA i
Sax, altogether unknown to men, and of too delicate a
nature to be mentioned through the medium of politic prints,
and which require, In different peSeds andkaations, the aurft
[Fitful medical affiltance to complete the original dedgn of the
all.wife and omnipotent AV TUOR of the .I.lniverfe--To the
Ladies, therefore, and olpecially to thole in what la candarhood
by the lies 1 lIP, this Nervous Cordial is moil admirably
adapted, and capable of adminiftering ali thole great and in-
eftimable benefits ; and to thole in the earlier fleets of life, it
will remove the various Diforders that Ladies are fubjed
and in particular reitore loft colour, and give a fine clear Cora.
plexinn, and alto a fweetnefs and purity to the Breath.
JOHN HOOWOOD, late fervors to Mr. V. Omptos, of the
Rol: Inn, Sittingbourn, was for a length of time molt beide•
rably with a rheumatic complaint, which nearly up-
proached to paralytic, to (rich a degree as to deprive him *rebel
'ire ale of his limbo, which rendered him incepaldc of walk.
Ink at' Mowing his buSnefa; In this debilitated to he applied
tedeveml of the molt eminent of the Faculty without experi-
encing the haft thadow of bare& ; but by being Rrongly re-
commended by feveral of his friends to Dr. Brodom's Nervous
Cordial, pm-chafed at Mr. John Barnard's, bookfeller, Sitting-
bourn, is now pettedly reitored to his former health and vi.
Sour, is enabled to follow his bufinefs as dual without feeling
Ike haft fymptoms of the above complaint, and is now coach-
man to Mr. Nich. Saxton, proprktor of the Sit tingbourn roach.
JOHN HOGWOOD.
Witnrffee to the above Cure—Mr. V. SIMPSON, Malice
of the Role In; Slttlngbourn; Mr. JOHN BARNARD.
Bookfeller.
The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL.
to be bad at the Dodoes Houle, Na. 9, Albion-ftreet, (even
doors front the Levaian Midcum, Blarkfriars Bridge, is Bot-
tles at SU r to. Ad. and so 6d.;
kid alto by J. Binns, Leeds; Wood, Wakefietd; Brook
Huddersfield; terra, Ripon • Hargrove, Komolhorough
Bike and Edwards, Halifax; Hartley and Afhworth, Roch-
dale; Howarth and Hartley, Bury; Douglas. Blackburn I
m. Sumer elitism; Walt/Ay, Lammers; Walker, Prel-
ton ; Bratbwalte, Kendall; Billinge, Merritt, and Wright.
Liverpool; Cowfroy and Bodes, Staines and Lynch, Mos-
atelier ; MiuAull, Chefter r Peck and Brows, Hull;
Rotherham; Bell, Tarlatan; Shackleton, Akiptos
Nichulfon and Staab:id, ,Bradlord ; and by awe Book:elicro
In the Country.
To thole Ladles et °endows heedeohrigete the State of Ma-
trimony, the Ocular would p iskeekesd the Buts.
Meal Syrup. (prior to their appearance Ow Altar of Hy.
men), who are in the fnedlcit elq-roe apprellegiles of the
not being milady found, orb to reimplaie the!
Brodusn's Odde to Old Advisee
Ws Wiwi wed MN kr lidi Agra 10119.1110
mon raft aim mot. airfe .sd IMP
Modem; with. Trend& 0111 ref... NerMicffy S'
chondrisc, and Co:.:Untpdwg To which Is added,
Advice to Bath and Houweit Ica h Is pentads*
rzcagmniedod to buttering Men.
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LONDON. Printed for the Prop:dews. by JOHN DANIEL.
greyearnabv-ftroet) at the STA I PISPITISIO-Of nea, NO. 11,
-Erect; andpulallthed by LEVEL LENT, (al CEP,
aatitotT-place, Laatbalh ). at No t, Carry-Ereet and al Obi
Ibraa-Orrtee. Temple-Part to antic b Mot all eamiatilit
_ wises ter do Sasses its asssitmt N bs ultinpfulo