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t . 'AN , 7 • • r •-- • "ti :"• • • 4 1,•1 „ A, • :go / iv4l:4 ‘. . • • 11 c r ••••••••.. THURSDAY. MARCH 5, 1807: NUMBER 56481 VICTUALLING OFFICE, FebrM►y $3, Mil. 1 1 HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MA7 ES 17": NAVY, do beryl, give soda, _ r' . 0 si •p Now firft poblifbeJ, in final) Od.vo. price 6.. boards, BEACH Y HEAI); with nher I:{Vl5. By CHAKI.O r I £ smrrH. Piloted for J Johnfon. in St. Paol'i Church-yard. Where may be bad, by the Larne Author, Oorterfetioos, with Poetry ; chiefly on titihjetAi eif 14.itural Hittory, for the nig of Young People. In z von , price Y, board' THIZAI RF,ROYAL. DP.UR Y-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 5, iBo7, will be aced the New Play, in Five Adts, called THE CURFEW. Written by J. TOSIN, Efq. Author of The HONST Moos. To which will be added the Farce of THE WEATHERCOCK. ON Saturday, the Curfew. THE NEW PLAY. FOURTH FOlllllOl. This day was publithed. price Hair a Crown. T HE CURFEW. A Play, in Five A. Per formin with great applaule at the TIIIIIATIII ROYAL, DIMLY-LANZ. That on Tudday the zoth of March next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for the fupply of what FRESH WATER (hall be required for the ufe of His Majetty's Ships and Vefiels at Cuerofey, for twelve months certain ; and further until fix months waming (hall be given on either fide for the termination thereof. By the late JOHN TOBIN, Efi. Author of the HON RV Moos. Printed for RICHARD Paiturs. No 6, Bridge...rent, Black friaye ; arid to be had of all Book fellers. A proper Prafent for young Perron% particularly young Ladir. Tbi4 day *ere pablilhed in thrceVolume•,price t .a. 6d in boar 34, MORAL TALE 3 for YOUNG PEOPLE. B 1 Mif4 EDGEWORTH. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EV ENING, MARCH 5,1807, will be aged the Play of The modesof payment to be by Bills payable with inure-ft ninety days atter date. The Cdaditions of the Contrail may be fees at the Secretary's Office ; or by applying to the Celledor of the Cuftomaat Guernfey. No regard will be bad to say Tender in which the price frill *tithe inferred in word: at tength i , or that Atli not be delivered to the Board Infers one o'cleni,on the fail Twefday the loth of March next, nor tonlefi the Peri** sobs sakes the Tender, ',foam Perlin so la kbaY atria to insfwer when called . for. 41- This day was publiihed price 44 in boards, AStJMMALtY VIEW of the EviJence and Prae• deal Importance of the CHRISTIAN RIO/ELATION— Ia a Series of Difeourfes addreffed to Young Pert ms. By THOMAS BELSHAM. Minifter of the Unitarian Chapa, in Effez Rreet. Printed for J. johdon, St Paul's Church-yard.—Where may he had by the fame Author. Fitments of the Dt u Inc of the Hu . man Mind, and of Mural Philcifophy, price 9s in boards. Alio. Seven Sermonuon various Subjedts, is each. THE TEMPEST ; Or, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. Prorpero, Mr KEMELP ; Miranda. Mifa BRUNTON ; Arid, by MIA MEADOWS. To which will he added the New Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. On Satonlay, Hamlet ; with Mother Goofe. Os Tudilay next,,will be produce:du ucwCousedy,eallad Tews . iiitid-Cosetry. Printed for J. J boron in St. Paul's Church-yard ; and B. Ta • hart, in Nor sand fireet. Account of this Work from the Britini Critic:--" We Navy accidentally delayed the notice of what we have long ago road with much farisfaetion, thek volovises, which are entit►rd to the warmerk•entioncodation. They are very moral, entertaining. and . _ initructimg. mid we particularly advtfe them to be pot into tin. hands 4 y paint), of the female fez, by thofe who have the fupdvheir esliteation. Weis wow swan to for, ebat they are not well calculated for young perfons of both fesev; but they arc in a peculiar manner adapted to young women, havto; much tkliescy of fcntirnent, z. wsli as perfpicuity and fimplicity cf latrt;u34e.- ORATORIOS, At Play•Hnufe Prices nr the Wednefdays and Fridays during Lent THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO MORROW EVENING, MARCH 6, 180- 1 9 will be performed L'ALLEGRO IL PENSIEROSO. Written by MIL - rote, and Compofed by G. F. HANDEL. PART 11l A Grand Mifeellaneous Aft. Overture. Berenice—Luther's Hymn, Verfe. Mr. Braham,' Great God.'—Recit. signora Griglieti. ' Now Heaven.' Air, ' Lord ' what is man ' Redemption.—R:cit. Mr. Brahste,' Their rights.' Song,' To arms, your country's caufc: Gneico..--Cborns.' See the conquering hero.' March. Song, Mrs. Bland, • With heroes and rages' Dr. Arne.—Air, Mrs. Dictms, ' Let the bright fcraphim.' Samfon. Introdudion and Double Chorus, • From the center' Solomon. End of Part ll Sttibelt's favourite Concerto o' the Storm, on the Grand Piano Forte, by Mifs Meszt.t., a Young Lady totally Blind front her Birth. Principal Vocal Performers Mrs. DICKONS, Mrs. BLAND, Signora GRIGLIYI'I, Mr BR ARAM. Mr. EVANS, Mr. PYNE, Mr. SM H, Mr. DOYLE, and Mr. BELLAMY. Leader of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY. Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. The remainder of the Band and Choruffes (,which are numerous and complete) by the molt approved Performers. Doors to be opened at Siz o'Cliick—bei;in at Seven. Half Price at Nine. _ _ _ ••• Cornet Books of the Pt rformance to be had in the Theatre 'lice 6d. only Thok fold in the ftrects art fpurious and itn Tic Free Lift of this Theatre does not extend to the Ora- EAST INDIA 110 USS, Marcb 4, 1806. WHEREAS, in porfuince of the 6th Seftion of the 7th Chapter of the By-Laws of the United Company of Metchants of England, trading to the East Indies, it is ordained , " That a Lift grill be publithed fourteen dayshefore the Annual " Eleaion of Diredtors, containing the names of fuch Proprietors, " lualitted agreeably to Law, as (hall fignify in writing to the Se " cretary, their defire of becoming Candidates for the Direction, • lizteen days before fuch Annual Fledlion :" The Court of Di ✓ectors of the faid Company do hereby give notice, in order that the Proprietors may conform to the laid By-I.:uv, that the enfuing Eleetion of Six Diredtors of the raid Company for four years, is appointed for the Bth of April ner , and th.,t fuch Litt will be pub fuurteeti days Wore the laid Ektftinn, as the above-men duped By-Law direas. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Ser. ~,..... torios. A — T a Special General Meeting o f the Govern o rs and Friends of the London Hofpital, holden at the Loudon TaVern, hFe ruary 2 6 , 1807. W. MA INWARING, Efq. Viee-Prefilent, in the Chair, Refolved, That it is highly defirable, for the raid of the Poor and the advantage of the Public. that the means of the London Bitikital fhould be increafed, in order to extend the benefits it can afford. Atli:dyed, That the Report of a Committee of the Governors, now read, te made public, as an appeal to the charitable and hu mane for their airdtanee to this laudable miriade. Molest', That a Subfeription be now opened. Refolveel, 'That the following Gentlemen be added to the prefent Committee. to fuverintend the additional beuefaetions and ucw contributions, and to aflia in iticreafing the funds and prottuatiug the utility of the 1101pital. The following Gentlemen were then named by the Meeting Joleph Cotton, fly. E. Simeon, F fq Claude Scott, Efq. Will. Menai), Efq. Shadwell. W. Fry, Efq. Hanbury,Efq. Sir Rob.Wigram, Bart MP. Hon. P. Pufey. William Mellifb, Efq. M P. ohn Wells, Efq. Robert Mangks, F fq. John Roebuck, Efq. Samuel Thornton, Elq. Rcfolvcd,l bat tl:e Committe have liberty to add to their num ber, ansi arc requefted to purfue and carry into effete the nacafures proper for the oh ful and beneficent parpofes of this Meeting. Reftdved, That Petition• be recruited from the Governors to the great Corporate and other bodies for affittance, for the purpok of cftablithing a Fund of Endowment to fcc u re pod perpetuate the benefits of the Hofpitall to their yreateft ettenti Refolved, That every benefadion and fuhfcription, however fmall the amount, will be molt thankfully received for the Htdpital huliferiptione are received by the Treafurer, H H. Pay, Kg. Mr. Jones. Secretary, Crotched Friars; Meffrs. Mainwaring and Co. and Meas. Bolden, and Co. Bankers, Cornhill; Mears. Rn harts, Curtis, and Co ; C H. Turner, Ffq. Limchoufe; Mars. Sikes, Snaith and Co. and Meas. Dorriens and Cu. and by the Committee at the Hofpital. BENEFACTIONS SUBSCRIBED AT THE MEETING. GOVERNM begi n J.J. ing SCHEME. 'fr uman,Flanbury ,Sc Co 315 o C. Smith &J. & 1.. 4 Prizes of' L 20 ,000 are : and J Coope 215 q, Currie 10 5 o W. Coope 4 •—• 531 to Sir W. Frazer, Bart. so c 4 to,ooo _,l 0 -- Anna Maria Coope 3 1 to J. M. Ra o ilys 32 to ,000 .... 1,000 .... Hannah Coope 3t to Captain Huddart 52 to to 500 Mary Anne Coope 31 to J. Huddart, Jun. 3t to David Scott and Co. 52 to W.lltarn Wallis 52 20 30 -- 200 -... David Stott 3tto D Barclay, Walthamflowsz to 40 so henry Bonham 35 to George Godwin so o 3 , ° 30 20 .... *I co3Firft d, awn Tickets to each ...- S. Hartwell 31 to Richard Miles 52 to • , 25,t00 Tick, ts, John !noes :tt t . 3 F. Simeon 51 to CAPITALS DETERMINABLE. Samuel Thornton 52 to John Wells 51 to Tirft-drawn Ticket, IR Day , - £20,e00 H Milnes Thornton 31 to \Valiant Wells 52 10 Ditto ad MY' - to 000 Wm. Thornton 3 1 to Join M'Taggart lb o Ditto -- 3d pat', - 20,000 John Thornton 31 to jefre Gregfon so o Ditto -- 4th Day, - 20,000 CH. Turner, of the') John Thompfun 52 to Ditto ems sth Day, - I,„etta Sub Committee. I -- Deter 32 10 Ditto 6th Day, - 10,000 Samuel Jackfon, do. J. 'Fborrithwaite 3t to TICKET'S and SHARES are on Sale at every Lieenfed Lot• H. Charringion, do. 630 o William Robb fun 31 to tery Office. PRESENT PRICE. Q Harris, do. Mifit Wolff, Balham 3t to r. It,..vcrelt. do. J. M. Wolff. do. 31 to Half - Ticket - fto tha. 4t03 o 1 Fhthth - L 2 12 0 William Davis. do. Thomas A Ott o n 31 10 n uartar - 5 3 0 Sixteenth - t 6 6 Sti Witi.Cuttis. Rart. s pos to T. Minn. Jun. 1 0 10 ••••. fhe above Scheme will point out the neccffity of an early pur- Ru rt bas,Cuttis &Co. t I o Jobe Boolean 21 0 chafe. as Four Prizes of 20,c....-.)1. etch,will be lure to be drawn in 1:a• main and Co. tes o A. Calvet 31 to the hell four Days, exclufsve of other Capital Prizes. Vilwari: :. Lamm stsO T. King 3t 10 - Hairy Harman 3t to R. Wiftby Han 31 to For COUGHs, COLDS. ASTHMA, and CONSUMPTION, lAf.Storrs.ind W. Fey t 57 so Matthew \ Vertu° 3t 10 ROBBER DS'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR. or COUGH DROPS. Sims and Sun so; o R. Prcilvond 6 3 ; 1 ,; Henry Goodwyn toy oE.& J. Goodhardt ), ' I ilEtiEsittilly ccl : braced DROPS, by their happy Henry R C;410414ill .41 to O. H. Hahn 55 i i and immediate effeet in removing the molt ohrtin ate Cough G. Bowies tc:s 0 tir W. Muni, Kat. a 6 3or Catarrh. and all tendency to Confumptlnn, render them ava 1, Rev. D. Claire to to T. Blizatil of, 5 luable Family Medicine. And vibe^ we confider the variabknefs Hon. P !lacy 5 c Dr. Conk: 31 to .of our Climate, winch c'oftantly induces us to catch Cold. and. Sir Rob. Wigram. Bart tee oJ. Hodenn. Jun. 31 to that from this taking cold, originates a multitude of Dikafes—as W Mellith.l.lq. M.P. ref 0 John Atkins 31 so : &Rhyne , pain in the Cheit. offen 6 ve Breath. in fl amma tion of th e t NlrsSalmon 5 o John Locke 21 o ; I.tuags. and Confumption , with a long train of h.vils—no head of :, A. Bating It so "C. Deane 21 0 ! Family &WM lay down without a (mall fupply at leaft. of this al l'. rtre 31 to leftward Smith t o to : molt hiltantanrout Remedy. Many thoufand Perfuns can teftify R. Curtin" 31 tO Robert %trim so so I the happy E.ffect- they have received from it, when every other W. Mellifli,Shatlwrll to o H. Sisekbom 5 5 ' medical At:Ranee had failed. Rate, k, Stow, & Kay so 12 T. Faftman to to 1 A CAU I lON.—Abferve the name of R Butler, No. 4 , Cheap. Refuted. That the thanks of this Meeting be riven to Mr. Al. t fide, it engraved on a black Stamp, which is affixed to each Bottle: dermas flowenor r, for hi t aetive and jodiehms conduet in the 1 all others are Countertc:tc So'd by Appointment of Mr. Rob ' hinds of this day birds, Apothecary, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Refore s t, Th a r s h e shanks of this Meeting be given to W. i Patcrnofter•row, and Retail by Clark. No. 269 Borough; Allen, M %v.v. y iN ..I f e 1' s hi t a ble and impietisi contiutt in the ; No. 76, Oxford-nseit ; SIT ,tton,Leicelter.fquar . and omit Coon s Otair By Order, I try Bookfellers and Medicine Venders in Bottles at as. sui. and jOhPI JONES, Secretary. Os. each. C 80,300 40,000 20,000 10,006 5,00: 3, 0 0 0 apco 60,0c0 30,000 Lzso,cco STATE LOTTERY. 4 Prizes of L2,0(00 10 Prizes of 4 1,070 4 --- 1 o,oco 110 Soo 4 .-- 5,e00 Ste. &e. let. t;lArty . r and Co. No. tt, Poultry, and No. 12, ►►--; Charing-Crofs, are felling the Tickets and Shares in the pre fcnt State Lottery, to begin Drawing the 14th of NM MONTH. 'Phis Lottery contains an unufual number of the higheft Capitals, and gives to the firft Three Thoufand rickets tr I each, over and above any other Prizes that may he drawn agaitift them. 4. CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. TBISH folicits the attention of the Public to the • SCHEME of the NEW LOT [TRY, in another part of this Paptr,wltich will he found to contain an unufual number of Capital Prizes. with the novelty of ao,occl. !leis% allotted to the firft-drawn Ticket on each of the firs four days. in addition to which the firft ,toco Tickets drawn nut of the Wheel are entitled to tel each, over and above acy benefit that may be drawn agatnft them ; an early purchafe is therefore necettary. as the whole weight of Capital Priv-s k Cure to he drawn in the tint four days. ticket. and Shares are felling in great variety a: the above Offices, where Nos. 2,147, and 6,63 t, The Two LAST FLOATING CAPITA!.• of 433,.:00 each, Were both SHARED and SOLD, • And where Twenty one Capital Prizes were Shared and Soil in the laR and prcfent year. ••• The LOTTERY begins 14th of APRIL. This day Was puhlithed, price sis. in Pisani., A New Edition being the f hird, of THE MORBID ANA I'OMY of fome of the moil important Parts of the HUMAN BODY. By MATTHEW BAILLIF., M 1) F.A.S. of London and Edinburgh, and Fellow of the Royal Col lege of Phyficians in London Printed for J. Jobnfon, in St Paul's olurchlard ; and G. and W. Nicol, Pall Mall. Where may be had, by the fame Author, printed on Royal on, in One Volume, Sethmty.ttirte Engravings, with Explanations, intend-d to illußrate the Morbid Anatomy of the molt important Parts of the Human Body, price Eight Pounds. MICHEL ANGELO. Speedily will be publithed, Firs-ands printed in Imperial Quarto, by Bentley. Containing a Portrait of Michel Angelo, by Bartolorzi, and Fifty other Enzrevings, price 31. 3s. in extra boards, The 2d Edition of I'HE LIFE of 'MICHEL ANGELO BJON.AR AUTl—comprchendinz his Letters, Poetry, &c. Specimens of which are translated by Southey and Wordfworth into Euglifh Vcrfe—contaiuii o aim a critical Difquifition on his merit u a Sculptor, a Palmer, an Arehiteet, and a Poet. By Efq. The Work will be ornamented with a Portrait of Michel An gelo, by Bartolozsi ; fac (Mules of his hand•wriring, confiding of a letter, and a fpecimen of an original compofirion m poetry with the fame poem afterwards publifized. (hewing the curredions and aleratinns it underwent in the printing—ourlines of the Lail Judg ment, and the whole of the compotirions on the eliding of the Sif tme Chapel in the Vatican; th-ec Views and a Plan of St. Peter's, as defigned by Michel Angelo, IhewMg the Rate of the Church as it was left at his death, engraved b, J. Rolfe; and 42 other Plates of outlines, compriling all his well authenticated cumpufitions in Sculpture and Printing. Printed for John Murray, Fleet ftrect,London ; and Archibald Conflable and co. Edinburg]. _ _ _ ••• TM. Volume will compnfe Twenty•one additional Plates, which mAy he had feparately by the purehafers of the tormer cdi• nun, when publitbed. HOOARTH'S WORKS. (A New Edition, in Two Volumes, Q2artn.) This flay was publithe,d, containing Sarah Makoita, insluftry and Idltnefs, Plate I —Frnntifpiece to the Artitt'a Catalogue. F•ar mer's Return, Second Stage of Cruelty, Evening, Ana!Os of Beauty. Plate I.—Tail Piece to the Artifl'aCAtalogue; Price Half-a-Ouinca on Demy Pap,r, or Price One Guinea on • Royal Paper, with Proof Inyreflions, •1 he *I - MUD NUMatex of THE GENUINE WORKS of WILLIAM 1 - HOC/ARM, (to he comprind in sixteen Numbers, each Number containing Seven or Fight Prints, and about Forty Pages of Letter-pref.), illultrated with Biographical Anecdotes, a Cliro avilogicslCatAl.igue, and Commentary; By JOHN N!CHOI.S, F. S A. Mitt and Perth ; And the late GEORGE STEEV ENS, Efq. F. It. S and F S.A. Printed for Longo] 2.n, Hurft, Recs.:int] Orme, Paternoltt r•row. rite W..rks of the inimitable liocinaTil have not only been fought for with avidity in kis na We country, but have been ad- Mired by e ery civt:iztd nation in the world. Since his death va rious editions of h.s Works have, from time to time, been offered to the Public. hit:, without attempting to depreciate any of the former Editions, it is prefumed that the prefect Wokk will, front its elegance and cheapen, itand unrivalled The who e Work will be comprifedin Sixteen Numbers, making, i when complete, two handfornc Volumes in quarto By adopting Ithis Sze in preference to the diminutive OdtavO or the ponderous Folio, and printing the Letter-prefs in Quarto to bind up with the Plate., the Plan of this Edition will differ from any that have pre cedtd it, and obviate many ohjedlions to former Editions of the Works of FIGcaRTY. Speedily will be publiihed, in one twat and clofely printed vol. iv° the Second Edition of THE MODERN PRACTICE OF PHYSIC ; which points tat the Characters, Caufes, Symptom+, Pin • noftic, Morbid Appearances, and improved method of treating the Difeafes of all Climates, By ROBERT THOMAS, M. D. This work has been carefully reviled; a few Difeafes,whicli were omitted in the fall Edition, are now inftrttd, and a very large portion of new and important matter has b. en added. Printed for John Murray, Fleet Rivet, London ; and Arch. Conftahle and. Co Edinburgh. " A Treatife. nearly univerfal in its object. has been particularly defirahle, and Dr Thomas having had opportunities of actually obi:crying the difeafts and practice of different countries, but efpe cially of hot climates,and being eonverfant with the writings of our nrlt modern Authors and Teachers, may be confidered as well qualified to undertake In important a talk We think that Dr Thomas has acquitted hitrfelr of his undertaking in a manner highly creditable to him as a man of refearch, and as a Pradlie tl Phyfician, and that his Work deferves to Rani high In the cata logue of this kind of compilation." Loidon Medical Review, vol. viii. No. 37. " In compilations of this fort it is (efficient that, in addbion to a clear and methodical arrangement, clue dilfgence be employed in canceling from the proper fources, and judgment in difcriminating between real and pretended difeovi.ries. In there refpedts. we think the author of the pram work has not been deficient. It is to be conlidered as a Compendium to the exiltang Dodtrines and Pradtice of Medicine." Medical and Chirurgical Review. vol viii. p. 440. This is a judicious compilation of fads, from the 1 eR writers, I whi,' may be perufed with great advantage by Rudents, becaufe the different fuhiedts are treated with brevity and rrfpieuity. The Author baschiefiy followed Dr Calen. both in the claill!cation of difeafor. and in his text ; but it is neceffary to add that Dr Thomas does not prove a fervile copyift. He has abridged with judgment, has add. d modern opini.ais and dircoveries, has frequently intro duced the rata of Ids own experience, and his performance thus !iceman. , an ufeful compembum of the prefent Rate of Medical Pradtiee " Monthly Review, June tBoz, p. 035. We have read this Work with great fatisfaition, and think it a con( ice bur judicious ahltract of the Practice of Medicine. The Author's defcription of difeafis is clear and charadterißie—his re meilies appropriar.! and well ehofen—his defcription niche Yellow Fever i peculiarly accurate. Critical Review, Aug 0304. " Books al this kind, when s properly executed. containing the opinions of the belt writers .n the feveral difeafes, abridged and placed together before the reader., may ferve for oecafional refer ence to refreib the memory, and lave the trouble of turning over numerous volumes--they may beittleful alio to ftudents, pri. , r to their ents.riag on a more fevere coorfe of Rudy--or to perfons whore avocations do not permit th , in to confult more elaberata treatifes, l'he style of Dr Thomas is clear and unaffected, and the arrangement folios Work feafiMe vat convenient." AIWA Critic, Vol ix. p.:?7. • CLASSIC TALE& THE Frfk Volume of the Work, entitled CLAS SIC TALES (comprifing three monthly Parts, price 21.6 d. each) Is now ',Willed. It root:dos a wintbcr of the molt inte r& ing Tales in our language. ql..eted from the Work. or Gold. Imith, Mackenzie, and Brooke; with Critical Fifty. on thofe At thors. and is cinbellialcd with three mafterly Narrative Prints,en • graved by Fitticr'and Atiker Smile It is intended to embody in this work all the Tales of the great ClafTie Atrtiors, Englifh and Foreign,a plan never before executed, and to give a (*cries of Blur. trative Prints, after original deligtis ; fo that the work may he rendered equally acceptable to t admirers of the Fine Arts. as to the Lovers of Literature—A Pan .is publifbcd regularly on the Brit day of every month. elegantly primed, and adorned with a Narrative Print: the price half a crown. Pubhflied by J. Hunt, at the News•Oftee, Brydges•ftreet,Strand. By Virtue of a Commiffinn of Appralfemest and Sale, armed from the High Court of Atimiraltv. FOR SALE BY AUCTION. On THURSDAY, the nth the; of ofiAll•-11 next, wRi Iltt Ex pofed to SALE, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, at Wyun's Hotel, FALMOUTH, ABOU ONE HUNDRED and TEN TONS ill I- DUTCH BAKK, being the Cargo of the American Ship HET rr, detained on her voyage from Rotterdam to Cork, by the VIPER Cutter, Lieut. DANIEL CARPENTER, Commander. The Bark may be viewed, and further particulars known, by applying to Commtmoner, G. C. FOX, Jun. and LAZ. HINGSfON, S Thud February 16, :Soy. DEVON.-.-LARGE NAVY OAK TIMBER TO BE SOLD, in LOTS, (Numerically walked with White Faint) as toiler, O NE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED and SIXTY•THRER Capital OAK TIMBF.R TREES, ;42 • ELM TREES, and 187 ASH TREES, with their Tops, Lops, and Bark. 'nit Timber lies very eompadly, is of very large Dimenfions, and abounds with large Knees, Crooks, and Co:npaft Pieces. It grows on the Manor of CANON 'FEIGN, in the Peat of CH It !STOW. four Miles from Chudleigh, ten from 'reignmout Harbour, and feven Miles from Water to convey ie to'Tti3utn ON BAR I'ON FARM. LOT 1. so Oak Trees. 2. from to to too ireltifive. 3 -- Ito to 147 ditto. 4 5 t Elm Tr( cs. 5 40 Pah Trees. 6 from 40 to 8s Afh Trees inelttliv:. 7 . 3 Beech Trees. • ON HYN ER FARM. 24 Oak Trem t t Mh Trees. ON UNDF.RDOWN FARM. LOT 1. 103 Oak Trees. a. from too to 200 Ditto InAufive. 3. 100 to 3co Ditto. 4 . 3 00 to 360 Ditto. 5. 360 to 420 Ditto. 6. 19 Elm and 29 ACh Trees. ON NEITON'S FARM. LOT t. 5o Oak Frees. 2. from to to too Ditto inclufive 3. -- too to 150 Ditto. 4. 152 to zoo Ditto. 5. 223 to 250 Ditto. 6. 9 Mb Trees. ON BIRCHEN WOOD. LOT t. too Oak lees. 2. front too to 209 Ditto incluftve. ON SWANELAY WOOD. LOT t. too Oak Trees. 2. from too to zoo Ditto inclufi/e. 3. 200 to 300 Ditto. 4 300 to 350 Ditto. 5 . 3 50 to 4t3 Ditto. 6. 56 Mh Trees. For which purpof: a Survey will be held at the Clifford% Arms Inn, Chudleigh, on l'hurfday the 26th March next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon precifely. Frr viewing the Timber.spply to Mr Johr Law, at the Manor Houle on the Prentifes, with whom printed particulars will / e left. as they will alto at all the principal Inns 'tithe Country. and further information may be had of Mr. Thomas Symonds, of Swallowbrl 1, near New Reading. Berkthire; or at the Office of Metfrs. Fairs and James, Solicitors, Facto% Exeter, February 20, 1807. LOT 1. 2. A HANI)SOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE and DAIRY FARM, in Wilifttire, with immediate Poffeffion. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, By Mr Knight, at the King's Arms Inn, in Melkilism, Wilts. on ' Monday, the 23d of March, 1807, at Three o'clock in the Af ternoon, THE following Valoable FREEHOLD ES TATES, with LAIC/TAX Redeemed. I.ot I—A neat and vcrr commodious VILLA, (-lied Shatv•liiii Houfe, the fiat of Samuel licatheote, Efq on the 1.,,,nd0n fern - 1 i.e r oad, 9 miles from Bath, 9 from Devizes, and a from Mclk - fham ; eompriting a drawing-room, a dining parlour, 24 by ig ; r.vo parlours, 18 br th ; eight Lleciiing rooms, two light dreffing riel3l, fervants' agartments, with every convenient domeftie °Sees ; two coachboufes, two 6-itallsel (table', a neat green-boufc, garden and lawn. Alki a Barton.with all fuitable buildings The whole furroun 'ed by a ftibihntial ft me w.ll. The fnuarlan bring gently elevated, is cftecined particularly healthy, fupplied with good water, and commanding ai, tztenlive view of a richly ferti lized country. Subjed to an uut-going of 396 p er an,. Lot 2—A compadt and truly definable Dairy Farm, called Shaw Farm, a very fhort diflance from Lot 1, including an excellent Farm Houfe, and all nres ft ry uut buildings, wi h about 84 acres of rich Wore land, well enchkd within a ring fence, and imme diately againft the turnpike road. Alfo, Sla beat Leases in Milk iham Forreft, fulled to a fee farm rent of les per ann. Lot t—i-yiur F.velofures of good Failure I.and adjoining Lot a, containieg ahout aim's, which with Lot 2, are in the occupation of Mr. lime Dark. whole term expires at lady-day next. for a view of the premifes, apply at Shaw hill Houfe aforefal4, between the hours oft a and 4, where may be had printed partieu ' I Jars ;as alto at the Place of Sale, the Inns in the neighbeurtng towns, at the Aluel' , .re-!rs. and at the Ace o' Mr. W.W. s I:ins. Deviz-s. VICTUALLING OFFICE, February 23, 007, THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MA7118277 NAVY, do booby give notice, That on Wednefday the z th of March next, they will be ready to reed's Tenders in writirg (fealed up) for fuch cp.tati , kg of KILN DRIED ENGLISH PEASE, as the refpecti , ie Pt rfcr.s who may tender the fame, can engage to &liver in two mouths, free of all charge and rifk, to His Majefly, into His hlnjefty's Vidualling Stores at Plymouth, and to be paid fur by Bills py able with intereft ninety days after date. Not any offi.r of a lets quantity than ac Qt/arters will be at tendee! to. The Conditions of the Contradt may he fern at the Secretary's Office, or by applying to Mr. Thomas Agcnt for the Victualling, at Plymouth. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the price fball not ke inferted in words at length, or that fball n 4 14 delivered to tbt Baird before one o'clock on the laid Wtilitt;day the [tilt of -Afore& next, nor mid ft the perfen nob() makes tie Tender, or fare perfOn on his helialo attends to dollen when called for.