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...__ _ • . , •••[ s ... f •% zt,, ozpv ; 4' . • e• • • 4 . 4 i . . )S ,1 C n o .e& •'' t ' . *k - • ~,*.. 'ii ' • l it) .i 4 5 . 1%. ...._____. _..... .. . , VICTUALLING 01V1C11, yawner, 1 7 , dol. THE COMMISSIONERS for 71C7 LULLING, HIS MAY ILITT's NAPY, fle bendy z it,* noire. That on Friday next the 23d infant, they will be reedy tel receive Tenders in writing (feakd up) and treat for Eight Hun dred Quarters of pale, and Two Hundred (barters of dole dried AMBER MALT; to be delivered in a fortnight by weekly pro portions into his Majefty's Vidualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after data. The Conditions of tha Contract may be ken at the Secretary's i Mee. No mend tail is bad to any Tenter is sada the pies fiat sof i• illeffiki if wends at /orb, • r tint )1•11 ant k lrinnrd to the Bead iefore rrw a diet, on tie fail Friday tie 23d nytent, nor ono* the Per lin lobe swim ti. Tarkr,or few Perim en his islet/ attend to of }A/ ivies calla fir. VICTUALLING OFPICI, y•usaarip 52, 1407. THE COMMISSIONERS for - VICTUALLING NIS Af472STTs N.irr, dm bendy OW Mau, That on Tuefday the syth tnitant, they wilt be ready to rs• eche Tenders in writing (feakd up) and treat for the (apply of what PUSH WATER San be required for the ufe of His Majesty's Ships and Wilds at the Port of Liverpool, for twelve months certain ; and further until Gs months notice dull he given on defier Gde for the termination thereof. The mode of payment to be by Bills payable with intereit ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Conrad may be teen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office; or by applying to the ColleCtor of the Cuf.. toms at Liverpool. No regard will lro bad to ay 7eadn is todkA prim set it lof rte!& Ivor& at Itiegth, or thaffrall aet i. Mooned to go Board is. Art Ow o'Cloti « the /aid Trolls, the 27th ityttot, nor roles tee Perfois orb. osalt. As Tender, or fosse Poi« se bit itholl; aka& le salvor tame oath I for. NATIONAL LIGHT AND HEAT COMPANY, FOR THE INTRODUCTION OF CORE AND GAS-LIGHTS. 'MANY refpedable Subfcribers, teeing my Expe- Lvi riments, have applied for an INCREASE OP SHARES on the following SCALE OF DEPOSI I'S, which I cheerfully fubmit to the Public, as the moft Battering teftimony of the en couragement of my plan. Five Sham. to pay 34 depofit each. and have one vote. Fifteen Shares, to pay 21. lc s. depofit each, and have two votes. Thirty Shares. to pay al. depofit each, and have three votes. Sixty Shares, to pay 1t depofit each. and have four votes. One Hundred Shares and upwards, to pay tos. depofit eackand have five votes. Beyond which no vote allowable. With the written engagement foe the remainder of the 31. depofit, as foon as the Company is formed. Thole Ladies arid Gentlemen who have already fubfcrihed f or a number of Shares, may have their depofits allowed for an iu enure, on she above Scale. Sabferiptions continue to be received at the harts of Sir M. Mown and Co Gracechurch-ftreet ; Meffrs. Devaynts and Co. and at the Office, Pall Mall. Attendance in the Committee Room, for explanation, Ste. from , ten till four; and Plans, at the Clerk's Office during the fame hours. Experiments and Illuminatinos. ea Monday, Wednefday, and Ftiday I..vcnings,at Eight o'Clutk. Non-Stthfcribete tiektta, 3s each; or three tickets 'cm. 6d. and twelve tickets, el is. WINSOR, Pan Mali. lovester, Patenree,and Founder. This day was publifhed, price as. 6d. FALSE ALARMS; or, MY COUSIN. A Cootie Opera. In Three Ads. By JAMES KENNEY. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternoiter.row. Of w ho m may be bad, by the fame Author, /. RAISING TN* WIND ; a Farce, price . pa. 6d. a. MATRIMONY; a Petite Opera a 6 3. Too MAUT COMES llt Farce - z 6 . Alfo, Soarrr ; a Poem; pri c e e s . in kohl". la a few dayswill be publilhed, in One Volume, larto, with numerous elegant Fogravings, ILLUSTRATIONS of the SCENERY o f KIL LARNEY. the SURROUNDING COUNTRY, and a gon fiderable part of the Southern Coaft of IRELAND. By ISAAC WELD, Efq. M. R. I. A. Author of Travels in America." Printed for Longman, HUrft, Rem. and Onne. Patented/et-row; and James Carpenter. Oid Bond-Erect. Mr. ROSCOE'S WORKS, NEW EDITIONS. This day was pubiliked, Elegantly printed in Si: Vol.. Bvo. pri ce 3 1. 35 . i n b oar d s , 'THE LIFE and PONTIFICATE of LEO the TENTH.—By WILLIAM ROSCOE. - The ad Edition, corralled. with an additional Preface. Printed by J. M'Creery, for T. Laden and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom May be had, by the fame Author, t. The Life of Lorenzo de Medici, called the Magnificent. A new edition (bring the stls) printed uniformly with the above, in three vela. Bvo. price tl. ys. in boards. z. The Nurfe, a Poem, tranflated from the Italian of Luigi Tan fillco•-Nvw edition. Elegantly printed in a Pocket Volume, price 3s. in boards, or on large paper, price is. This day *ere pubEfhed. In One Volume (Mavis, price 3s Boards, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on t h e VTERINE HEMORRHAGE; with Remarks un the Management of the Placenta. By JOHN BURNS Lodlurer on Midwifery, and Member of the Faculty of Phy. Schuss and Surgeons in Glafgow. ?drift(' for Longnia.n ,Hurtt, Rees, and Onue, PAternolter-row. Of whom Islay be had, by die fame Author, OBSERVATIONS on ABORTION; containing an Account of the Manner in which it ig acconipillhed, * the Caeca which pro duced it, and the Method of preventing or treating it. The Se cond Edition. In One Volume, Evo. Price so. boards. BUROESS'd FISH SAUCE, ite. A CAUTION TO FAMILIIRS. THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by the *parlor est:theme of his SIESSIIICR of AN CHOVIES for Nib Sauce has Induced many refute to give the fame name to an ardde endrely different. JOHN EUROFSS and SON think it a duty they owe the Public, team:lon them *gain* flub impatiens. as feveral people travel the Empire, adrift Shopkeeper., &c. an maw huge prolle to vend the *miens hint : they arepartienlarty requiled to :* for 11131t0EAS's, and to obfera s none la genuine hat what have tbefe worde upon the label—w John &nets and Son's Original and fu usher Ream of Arebovice "--i.Wartbetife, No. io7 t attend Samna of tie SavoliSteps,Leulletk THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. 'I'O•MORROW EVENING, JANUARY 27, will be acted the New Opera of FALSE ALARMS ; Or, MY COUSIN. After which the Farce, called THE HUMOURIST. Tbb Evening—F*lre Alarms ; with the Siege of Montgats. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 'TO•MORROW EVENING, JANUARY 27, will be aged the Play of THE TEMPEST. To which will be added the New Pantoatune, called MOTHER GOOSE ; `This Evening—Ring Richard the Third ; with Mother Goo& MEDICAL LECTURES. D R ' HOOPEK will commence a Courfe of Lec• tans on the Theory and Prodlcc of Pityfie. the Mania Medics and Pharmaceutical Chemiftry, on Toefday the 3d of -February, at his Ledture Room in Cort.ftrect, Burlington Gar. siletts, at eight o'clock in the morning. A Pre4 cdtos, with partkalars, maid* had, by applying to Dr. Hooper, at his honk, No. ll , SA Vine-MI. ST. GEORGE's HOSPITAL, and GEORGE-STREET, HA NOVER-S(tSRE, MEDICAL and CHEMICAL LEC TURES. ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, a COURSE of LECTURES on the MATERIA MEDICA, PRAC TICE of PHYSIC, and CHEMISTRY, will re commence in George-Erect, at the ufual Morning Houre,vis. the Materia Me dics at a Quarter before Eight ; the Pradtk-e of Phyfic at Half after Eight ; and the Cherniftry at a Quarter after Nine. By GEORGE PEAR N, M. D. F.A.S. Senior Phylician to St. George's Hafpital, and of the College of Phyficians. A Retitler is kept of the Cafes of Dr. Pcsrfon's Patients in St. George's Hofpltal and an account given of them at a CLINICAL LECTURE every Saturday Morning, at Nine o'Ctoek. Prnpofala may be had at St. George's Hufpital, and in George. Erect. LEFT his FRIENDS on Monday, the toth in i t. A YOUTH rp Yams of Age, with Light Red Hair, and about five Feet eight Inches in Height, had on a light drab great coat, bottle great under coat, trowfers of the fame colour, light coloured magnet, tanned leather buildris ; was teen on Tuefday the aoth infant, between the hours of one and two o'ck)ck In the afternoon, between the public boufe, known by the (Igo of the Lamb, at Dedham, and the Birch Woods,' going to Coichefter. Whoever will give information where the Paid Youth is to be found, fhall, upon his being reitozed to his difconfolare friends, re ceive a handfome Reward by applying at the Printing Mice, No. 11, Piccadilly. NEW MUSIC, Jolt publifhed, by BRODERTP and WILKINSON, No. t;, Hay-Market. QWEET are our Dancing Days; a favourite Air Ll from the Sleeping Beauty ; with Variations, by Voigt. ii. M. The Maid of Suabia; a favourite German Air, with Variations by Dino, is—The Dream, by Ditto, as The Violet; a favourite Air, with Variations, by Ditto, ts.—" Un palpita !MCC r a favourite Air, with Variations, by Holft, is. 6d.—A favourite German Air, caned 11 The King of Elf,," with Variations, r s..— " 1e lute encore dans neon Printems," Holft, es.—.Tht PrielSalt War Song, with Variations. is. NEW MUSIC. Poblifled by CLEMENT! and Co. No. 26, Cheapfide. PIIMO•IOITt MUSIC. NVOELFL, three §onatas of 37, Bs.—Viotti, three &rows*, Book r. Bs. Come bete to the Wedding, adapted as a Rondo; in which is introduced, as an Anemic-1n my picafant =SVC Plains—By J. B. Cramer, 35. And are you hire the News is true ?—adapted as a Rondo: in which is introduced, as an Andante, the Air in Ariadne, by J. B. Cramer. 31._ . - Bement Tutti tre—adapted for the Piano Forte ; in which is introduced, as a flow movement—We be Soldiers three-m.by J. B. Cramer, Bs.—Cramer's Concerto, op. g3.Ba W. Gradrs three familiar Duets, op ts, Es. Haigh's Prelude and Dance Coffaque, p. VIOLIN AND PLOTS DID?Ile. Vioars—Three Bs. Ditto—Six Duets Scranton two Flutes, two Books each, Bs. _ _ Ditto—Three Q2artetts Serenatas, fur Flute, Violin, tenor, and Safs, Bs. Ditto—A new Edition of Viotti's Solos,correeted and briprov. ed by the Author, toe. 6d. N. a Shortly 141 be publifhed, a fupab Edition of Mozart's Duets, Trio, (lisartettoo, and Qmintetta. MINERVA OFFICE, Leadenhall-Brat, London. LANE' NEWMAN, and CO. inform the PUB. I.IC, that they have, for the Reading Scafon, publllhed the following Works: A Suminer by the Sea, by Orlando, a vols. 91. fewcd. Baron de Falkenharn, s vols. tos fewed. Monteith, by Mrs. Rice, a vols. 71. fewed. Wood Nymph, by the Author of Ariel, 3 vols. 121 fewed. Bravo of Bohemia, en the Black Foreft, 4 vols. xB5. fewed. A Simple Narrative, a vols. 7s. fewed. IN TH6 PIM!. Conftanee de Lindenfdnrf, or the Force of Bigotry, by Sophia Frances, Author of Vivonio, 4 vols. Vefuvia, or Anglefea Manor, by the Author of Volombrofa, 3 volumes. Laurette, by Mrs. Thontpfort. 3 vols. ter For the Trade—en extenfive Catalogue. containing a Gene ral ColleCtion of Modern Works, is juts: pablillse4, which will be delivered to their Order. In addition to which they inform the various Bookfellers that, having confiderably enlarged and extended their Undertaking, they now receive general ceders for any of the Landon Publics . tions, to the execution of which the nunoft attention dull be paid to their Correfpondents' inters t. antis Brig punetuality uukanifeftal, to merit their future famun and edhfidence. MINERVA LIBRARY, I.ZADENHALL-STRwr, LONDON. THE Proprietors of thi•Tnaitution inform their Subferibers and the Pub,le, that the Appendix to their gene ral Catalogue will be publiihed Is a few days, containing every mo 4ern Work ist Merit. motioned down to the pretest time. TERMS—Yvan:Ai Svascatatas. 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The Proprietors, far the better accommodation of perfons ra iling in the country , engages to provide boxes, with locks and keys. which, with carriage (rum and to she Library. arc to be paid for by the Subfcribcra. _ _ Non-foblaibers to der& the valise, led pay per week for each Volumeaa under! For Folio, eip—gtiart.s t d—Odaros ad—Dao tlemileo• 34--lilesk nap *lves thir—Adedea putrikaileea aura. . OR_ LCh t ielßy NOW,IIII 4WiNo. THtlelt THOUSANb FUN D. for the &ft & driven, V7autsacoar, February are Tickets and Shan" 'wormed uodravin, are au Bak at all the I-leaked ()lieu'. sad by tbeir Agents In tie Country. The Wheel is inituenfely tlcb independent of the above abed Capital. ARMY. A --- CAPTAIN in a Rexim en t o f two B atta li ons, utilises to exchange to a Ingle Battalion Regiment ( under 97) Sadassod any where but in tie Weft 'adieu A dtfferenee wiU be eZlLetters (pod paid) to be addreffed A. C. York Cater.. t. James's ilreet..—Seerecy and honour may be relied GS. ARMY. A CAPTAIN in a Second Battalion at home will Exchange with a Captain on the Half Pay of the Edda Eltabhihment without *difference. Further partietdan may be known, by applying, by 'erten, f 4112 , ree of po tt age, at Mr. Thomas, at Mr. R o binfeee, Harter, No. Stra From the LaNDOO GAZETTE, 741 N. 24. ADMIRALTY-OFFICS, JAY. 24, 1807. Copy of a Letter from Rear Admiral the Hon. Sir Alexander Cochrane, K. B. Commander In Chief of his Majelty's Ships and Wirth at the Leeward Wands, to William Meriden. Efq. dated on hoard his Majefty's Ship Northumberland, in Carlide Bay, Barhailo.l nee. to. 18o6.Silt—The ihrittl n W ed copy of a letter from Lieutenant Barker. of his Majefty's armed brig Grenada, gives an account of the third privateer captured by that vac, in three weeks. I have the ho. nour to be, &c. (Signed) *tax. COC AAAAA His Majetty's brig Grenada, St. George's, I Grenada, November 27, Sri—l have the I'atisfattinn to acquaint you, that I at day-light this morning, London - Bridge Rock! bearing E. three leagues, I difcovered a fufpicious velfel to the fouthward ; and, after a chace of four hours, came up with and captured the French (loop privateer le Tigre, mounting two fix-pounders, and 26 men, out from Geadaloupe fifteen days, and had taken a mail beat.—l have much fatibfallion in this capture, a. the Velfel fails very fall, and has done confiderable damage to the crafting trade of St. Lucia and St. Vincent's. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) JOHN BARltilt. MILITARY PROMOTIONS—Frew S a b r a" * Joe, Garrett. WAR-OFFICE, JAN. 24. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Thomas Ward Stuart, Gent• to be Cornet, by purchare. vice Webb, promoted. sth Regiment of Foot—Livutenans Robert Regueneau I)obfoo to be Captain of a Company, by pure-bare, vice Givens, Who retires ; Enfign Michael IVPDonogh to be Lieutenant, without purchare, vice Rates, who reigns; John Newman Wykle. Gent. to be Enfign, vie: M Donngh; John Pigot, Gent. to be Eafign,withit, out percher; vice Croke; promoted; and Alifteut-Surgeon Thomas Hogg, from the 73d Foot, to be Surgeon, vice M•hda bon, &eared. 14th Ditto—Enfign and Adjasetit William Betts to have the rank of Lieutenant ; Entire Patrick Dillon to be Lieutenant, vice Barnard, promoted in the 4th Garrifon Battalion ; and George White, Gcnt. to be Enrol's. vice Dillon. 16th Ditto--Enfto Frederick Thier to be Lieutenant, vice Dan kr, deceafed; Eallgo Sir R. A. AUeyne Bart. from the 7oth Foot, to be lieutenant. Eke Smith, deete:Wl; Felix O'Hara. Gait. to be Entitle, vice Thier, and John Hanbury Williams, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Callow, &Geared. 18th Ditto—James Mucha.. Gent to be Enfign, without par chafe, vice Ord, promoted. 33d Ditto--Affiltant Surgeon William Waiter,, from the 7th Foot, to be Affiitant Surgeon. 35th Ditto—Enfign Shadwen to be Lieutenant, vice Mere ' 'dith, deceared ; Triftram Radcliffe, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Banks, sfectsfed, and Yorke, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Shadwell. 38th Ditto—Andrew Todd, Gent. to be Fnfign, by percher; vice Hickina, promoted in the ad Weft India Regiment. 39th Ditto--Enfign Richard Needham, from the 18th Foot, to be Enfign, by percher; vice Cuppage, promoted. 44th Ditto--Enfign Andrew Donaldron to be Lieutenant, by per chafe, vice Kennedy who retires. 612th Ditto—Captain Thomas Farrar, from half-pay of the sth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Scouter, who exchanges; John Sprecher , Gent to be Enfign , vice Cave, appointed to ' the oft (tendon Battalion. 67th Ditto—Lieutenant John Butler, from the 15th Light Dra- I goons, to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Milford, who retires. 70th Regiment of Font. To he Enfigns—John Potenger, Gent. vice Alleyne, promoted in the 16th Foot. Richard Longfield Vowell, Gent. vice Flanagan, promoted in the Bth Weft India Regiment. John Matifell, Cwt. vice M'Kinnon, promoted in the Bth Weft India Regiment. 71ft Ditto—John Raleigh Elwes,Gent. to be Enfign, without pur chafe, vice Dudgeon, promoted 72d Ditto—Captain J. S. Jackfon. from the 3d Garrifon Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Vicary, promoted in the loth Royal Veteran Battalion. 73d Ditto—Captain J. Murray, from the Both Foot, to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Kenny, who exchanges ; Lieutenant Alexander Gray to be Captain of a Company, by pun:hare, vice Pearfoo, promoted; Enfign Anthony Hubback to be Linte -1 tient, vice Gray. Both Ditto—Captain Eyre Evans Kenny, from the 73d Foot, to be Captain of a Company. vice Murray, who exchanges. Salt Ditto Harter Matter Serjeant Peter Baker to be %tar ter Matter, v es Faretkorpe, deceafed. 91ft Ditto--WlWam Sayer, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vial Campbell, whore appointment has not taken place. 924 Ditto—Enfign Jobri Horn to be Lieutenant, without per , chafe, vice Hunter, who refigns. 93d Ditto—Alexander Muirhead, Gent. to be Enfign by percher; vice Hetiderick, promoted. I 95th Ditto—Walter Clerk, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purehafe, vice Crawford, appointed to the nth Light Dra goons. 96th Ditto—Enfign John W. Campbell to he lieuttnant. vice Fleming, deettafed ; William Carrington, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Campbell. 6th Weft India Regiment—Enfign John Robertion to be 'lane. eau; vice Rains,deccafed ; George Cochrane, Gent. to be En fign, - vice Robert fon ; Serjrant Major John Scott, front the 96th Foot, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Enfign, vice Rahn, deceafed. 7th Ditto—Enfign Richard Edwards to be Lieutenant, vice Har die, deccafed ; Enfign R Mo tel! to be Lieutenant, without purcha(e, vice Francheville. who reigns; Quarter Matter Serjeant Stewart Maxwell, from the 37th Foot, to be Enfign, vice Frennen ; John Salmon, Gent. to be finfign, vice Ed avards. Bth Weft India Regiment. To be ticutenan:s—Enfign James Flanagan, from the 70th Foot. Enfign Donald M'Kinnun, from ditto. Enke Thomas Crank, vice' Thornton, deceared. Enfign John Donavan, vice Beauchamp . To be Enfign—James Ryan. Gent. vice Crolbie. Wattevilles Regiment--Sajeant Major jofeph Mermet to be Adjutant with the rank of Enfign,vice Zenhender,promoted. Royal Cordean Rangers--Rernondo Corbara, Gait. to be Eta fign, vice Scording, whore appointment *as not takes place. sd Garrifon Battalion—Surgeon Benjamin Johanna, froin half pay a of the 18th Foot, to be Sagam i vice M'Arthur, who cbajes. I 7 •L).i,f7 l ‘ !7, 3d likpo—..Llesitenant Thomas William Taylor. here the 6th Drajoon Guard", to be Captain of a Company, 'tee .laelfon, appointed *a dee rad Poet 4th Llitto—•joho Thentea, Big. late Lieutenant Colonel of the sad. Foot. to be Payntaftet. Gab Ditto..—Eaftp William Clore Waft to be Adjutant. Major John Kmpble, from the tstle Foot, Oa' Matter. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion ...Copt*, Henry Caty, «art Vibe 34 Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain at a pttllsay, yip Coftello, detested. tOth Ditto-.-Quarter Mafter &dein! John tilehdb,llll9l — ` dlejtk . Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Bergo. • The following Of f icers are foperfeded, vhiv. 7th F00t..-Lieutatatit David Walker. fob Cs—Csptain James N. Mailing, and Llctallnant Raeliard Prelim, brine Went without leave. ORDNANCE °EPICS, JAL DX. , Royal Regiment of Artillery. Brigadier General Orlando Manley to be Colonel Covina** vice Stewart, &crated. Lieutenant ColonelWitliam Bentham to be Colonel, vice Whisky. Major WHIRR& Robe to be Lieutenant Colencloriee UAW& Captain P. W. Colebronbc to be Major, vies Robe. Second Captain Henry P. Grant to be Captain, vice Colebroake. Firft I.ieutcoant Henry C. Martin to be Second Captain, 'Re Grant. Second Lieutenant Tbotnan Jones- to be Fkft Lieutenant, vice Mania—AU dated Jan. 53, 1807. Royal Artillery Drivers. Alexander Clarke, Gent. to be (barter Mater. Dated Jan. ao7. Corps of Royal Military Artificers. Second Captain John T. Done., of the Corps of Royal Engliteen, to be Adjutant and Quarter Matter. Dated Jan 1. iSo7. Conuniffions in the Abercleenfifire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. -- - - Captain William Rattray, who bhs refigned hL Adjutantey, to be Captain of a Company, vice Boyd, rcfigned. Dated De cember 26, 1806. John Dick, Efq. to be Captain, vice W. A. Gordon, appointed to the Line. Dated as above. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. James Smith and Edward Meredith, of Blackmoor-ftreet, near Drury lane. Middlcfez, linen-drapers and copartners, dealers and chapmen. BANKRUPTS. JaePh Steel , late of Stack Met. Make, but now of /aft Retford, Nottingbamthire, cheek.swiwafaCiortr, d uke and cbapman. __ _ _ Edward Meredith, of Blackmoor-ftreet, itsirDrury• lane. Middles fez, finen-draper, dealer and Chapman, to furrender January 3 t, February 7, and March 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charles Harman, Wine Office court, Fleet street. William Hingfton, of Princes ftrcet, parifts of St. Mary, Rather hithe, Surrey, maitawiarincr, dealer and Chapman, January 27, February 7, and March 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie', Medra. Palmer, Tomlinfons, and Thostfon, Copthall- court, Throginor ton.ftrs. t. Thomas Atkinfon, of Brown's Quay, Wapping, Mlckildez, wbar. finger, dealer and Chapman, February 7, 14, and March at twelve, at Guildha ll . Attorney, Mr. jackfon. Fr:laurels Build ing., Fenehurch-ltreet. George Scott, of Upper Thames-Area. Loudon, grocer and tea dealer, January 27, February 7, and March 7. at ten, at Guild. hall, Attorney, Mr. Godatood. Bride-court, New Bridge-ftreet. William Riehardfon, of New Crofs, Surrey, baker, dealer and etapman, Jams" , 27, February 7. and Match 7. at ten, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. ILayll, Crown.flreet, Newington, Surrey. William Powell, of Brecon, Bquorgiserchant. dealer and chap:nap, January 31, February 7 ,and March 7, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attornles, Merrs. Smith and Settee, Great St. Helm's, Bifhopfgate-ftreet. London. Thomas Garner, of Greenwich, Kent, vietualler, dealer aed chap. man. January 27. February 3, and March 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fillingham, Union-ftreet, Whitechapel. William Grove, of the Poultry, Loudon, haberdatker, January 27, February 7, and March 7, at twelve, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Loiley, No. 83, CM:3ode. Info! h Spencer, late of Taplow Bucks, miller, dealer and Chapman, January 27, February to, and March 7, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mara. Poem, Dixon and Allen, Paternolter row. John Galloway, of Brook-Street, Holborn, Middiefes, wearer tool and lath-mat er, dealer and chapman, January 30, February se, at twelve, and March 7, at ten, at GuildbalL Attorney, Mr. Patten, Croii-Strett, Hatton Street. Thomas Wilcock', of Orchard Street, Weft/ad:l9.er, Middkfez, baker, dealer and chapman, January 30, at twelve, February 1 4a at ekven, and March 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attomies, Mars. Vincent and Upftone, Bedford-Street,ll4.dford fquare. Thomas Wood, of Hereford, Statuary, builder, dealer and chap. man. Jan. 28, 29, and March 7, at eleven, at the City Arms Hotel, Hereford. Atturnies, Meffrs. Williams and Dark, No. 6, Bedford-row, London; or Mr. Jofeph Woodhoule, Hereford. John Kerthaw, of Shaw •Cbapel, Laneafhire cotton.manufaiturer dealer and chapman , Feb. 3,6, and Ma rch 7, at eleven, at the bottle of Samuel Searle, in Middleton, Lancalbire. Attorney, Mr. Edward Chippendale, Temple, London. Thomas Robiolon and Michael Robinfon, late of Kirkby Stephen. Weftmonand, liquor-merchants, dealers, chapmen, and copart ners, Feb. 6, at eve, Feb. 7, at eleven, and March 7, at five, at the White-Hart Inn, Kendal. Attornies, Medic Wilkie and Sons, Kendal; or Mr. Rigge, Carey-Meet, London, .... . _ . • William Handley, of Beverley, Yorkfitire, currier and leather. cutter, Jan. an, 30, at the White Hart Tavern, in Kingflon upon-Hisll; and March 7, at the Beverley Arms Inn, Beverley, at eleven. Attorney, Mr. Frederick Campbell, Beverley. John Lockhart Bir9ard, formerly of Shorter's-court, Throgmora ton-ftreet , London, late of Ruffell-fquare, Middlefes, (and now in the milady of the Warden of his MaJefty's vile° of the Fleet), Rock broker, dealer and chapman, Feb. 7, le, and March 7, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies. Metre s . Mayo and Pearfe, Cloak lane, (treen4treet,.Cheapfide. Robert Morley, of Old ltreet-road, St. Leonard, Shorediteh. Mid. dicks. monerferlvener, dealer ani chapmen, Jan. 37, Feb. 7, and March 7, at ten. at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Caletaft, Lyon's-Inn, Wych-ttreet, London. William Motion, of Lancafter, corn -dealer,fiour-merehant, dealer and clopman. Feb. 4, at five, Feb. 5, and March 7, at eleven, at the Commercial Inn. Laneatter. Attornies, Mr. Philip Hurd, Temple, Loudon ; or Mr. Clark, Lancatter. John. Unfwortb, of Manche-11er, perfumer, dealer and ehapntao, Feb. 16, sB, and March 7, at two, at the Spread Eagle inn, Manchefter. Attornies, Mr. W. H. Cheek, Manehefterr oe Mr. Bou.field, Bouverie-ftreet, Flea-ttreet, London. }r? William Richerdfon, I,f Wrothasn. Kent, itinkeeper„ deal, r chapman, Jan. 30, at ten, Feb. 7, and March 7, at tw. up. at, Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. Poole, Serjeant's.ints, ( .'fgs. coy lane; or Mars. Hildkch and Hutchinfoa, Seven-idetiit Kent. • • Matthew Armitage, of Alsbam-Mills, near Blackburn, Lansoßsige, miller,dealer and chapman, Feb. x 6,17, and March 7,atiwelve, at the globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. George OtAXI, Liverpool. John Naglot, of Bowbridge, R odborougb, Gloucefteriblre, dodder, Felt. t, at ea, Feb. 3, and March 7, at eleven, at the Chomp Inn, Stroud, Gloucellerthire. Attornies, Mr. Contlable„ . 4 s r . mind's Inn; or Mr. Matthew Larnburn,Stroud,GloutiftrAire, John Brown, now or late of Llierpool, draper, dealer and Asp.' man, Feb. 9, to, and March 7, at eleven, at the Widei'lieh Inn, Cheßer. Attorney, Mr. Ito*, Chelter.‘. Edward Newbury of Old Broad-!drat, London, builder % dealer and thaPißmas jam 31. Feb. 7. and March 7, at one, at Gelid , hall, London. Admits, Meffn. Smith and Tilton, Chaprer- Wee St. Pauli Church-yard. John Mortis, late of Union-fin:et, Bond-Brat, Mlddlefes, boot and thee-maker, dealer and chapman, Jan. 33, Feb. 7, at one, and. 7,11 twelve, at Guildhall, atium Attain, bk. Metes; illidieskall-itri;et, Loudon. J.., I This day was publifhed, Elegantly printed in One Volume Bro. adorned with a Portrait of Lord Nelfoa, and an Engraving of the Bali which mortally wounded him, price 7s. in boards, or on Royal Paper, los. 6d. in boards, A N AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE o f t h e L -IL DEATH of LORD NELSON, with the Cireumftances pre ceding, attending, and fehkquent to that event the Profdlional Report oa hie Lordfhip's Wound, and feveral intereftiny Anec dotes. By WILLIAM BEATTY, M.D. Surgeon to the Victory in the Battle off Trafalgar, and now Phy liclan to the Fleet tinder the Command of Earl St. Vincent, E. B. Sec. Ste. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davin, Strand.