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, .. . „. • • .. • ..... . tt., .. 1: . ;•.: Arul:: A i i7. 1 : 7{ t.: 4 ; • ..., . . .. . . . . 1 ' • •* .......,::: .•••••••••• •0m 1 a v0,mma55......e.......• - :I. " ' . 1 . . ' k . )c ''.• 1 e ..- ......, . .. . _....i i._...... eY\r. 1 . • ~ vik 1 , - - • • • s* '•-•, • - I .4....-:(.,".F-7. NUMBER 5267) THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANZ. q'O-MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER to, will be aged (For the firft time) a new Comedy, called THE SCHOOL FOR FRIENDS. With a New Prologue and Epilogue. To which will be ad,lcd an EN'T'ERTAINMENT. Tliia ing.—The School for .Scandal; with the Sleeping Beauty. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN TO -MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER to, will be acted the Comic Opera of THE ENGLISH FLEET IN 134. t. To which will be added the Farce of LOVE A-LA-MODE. This Evening—Hamlet ; with Rugantino. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Ektembrr 3, iBes. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Tr, NAVY, d, bereby give ;Wart, That on Wean, fd.ly the t2th infant, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writi: , g (crated up) and treat with fuch Perfons as will und.rta'Ae to furnigi whatever FRESH BEEF may he re quired for Oo we of his Majefly's Ships and Veffds at Plymouth and Torbay (on feparatc Contrads) for twelve months, from the id of Jat.uary next to the 31R of December following inclufwe , and to be paid for by Bills payable with int.Trit ninety days after date.—. The Conditions of the Contrads may be teen at the Seere tary's Office, at this Office; or by applying to Mr. Miller, the Agent for the faid Commillie.ncrs at Plymouth; or to the Col kdor of the Cußoms at Dartmouth in the County of Devon. No regard mill be bad to any Tender in which, the prier frail soot he inferred in neerde at length, or that liall ,61 he delivered to the Board k fire One o'Cio:i ow the laid Weln.fddy the alb inflame, nor indef. Slt Perfrx Who Neale, the Trader, or fosse P‘rfon on hie behalf, attend: anfwer when called for. 1:17711.9LL1NG .7FFIOE, &remler 4, ales. TiiE CO3MUSS lON RS for VICTUALLING HIS Afel7ESTr's 7'I:IWY, do herehy give sober, That nit Frid.ty the loth initant, they vril be ready to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for the fupply of what FRFSII BEEF may be required for the ufe of His Majelty's fhips and WM.; at Falmouth, from the tyh of March seat to the 3ift of December following; to be paid for by Bills payable with in tered ninety davc after date. The Conditions of the Contradt may be fern at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Colleaor of the Cur tome at Falmouth. Do re % tard soill he hal to any feeder is which the irk,.fball sot de ;alerted in words at lenzth, or th .11 sia be deliwred to the Board before one o'clock on the Isid Friday the 20th infant, nor rale!: the Per. fin who wale: the trader, er pat pa/in ow Lis khalif, attend:, to ast. flier who: called for. ANATOMY AND SURGERY. 14 R. CHARLES BELL will commence his cOURSF. of AN ITOMV. PATHOLOGY, and SUR GERY, in Janulry, with the other Fining Courfes. The terms and the ohj,:di of thefe Ledures will be found particularly an nounced in the (hops ni the Medical Bookfdtem No. to, Leicefter !beet. Lciceilerlquare. TO 'THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY. PRIVATE EDUCATION. A CLERGYMAN, of between thirty and forty years of age, veil :ing in a healthy fituatlon in the Weft of England, •nd who confines his artentdon to three Pupils, will have a Vacancy after the Chriftnus Vac. ti sn. Reference as tnabilities may be made to the molt eminent literary Chareders in the Uid verfity of Oxford. An annual Premium of One Hundred Guineas will be cope& d. The young Genth man may be accommodated with a Hoee if required. Each will be allotted a feparate and airy lodging•roont. The belt Medical Afilflance may be obtained on the fpot.—Appli:ation may be made to Mr. George Ward, Pater softer row, London. - BEGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, OM. SCHEME. .3 of 423 0:0 3 sc,oco 3 54 00 3 8403 II 1,000 13 SOO 5 0 lOO 120 ..- 3 ) 5,000 Fait-drawn Tickets 1 soon Tickets Tickcts £60,000 30,000 35,030 6,-..43 8,000 10,000 5,000 6,000 I to,lco 2 SO 'OOO PART OF TIM ABOVE CANT ALA. Firft-drawn Ticket, ift Day, L tom.") Ditto 4th Dab 20p00 Ditto —. 6th Day, 10,000 Ditto Bth Day, SAW Ditto 1^ th Day, 1,030 `PICKETS an.] SHARES are felling at every a LICE:ICED LOTTERY OFFICE.—PRESENT PRICE: Ticket - £l9 ty 0 Half £lO 0 0 J Fi'hth La 11 o Quarter 5 t 0 1 Sixteenth as 6 *.• An early purchafc is athited, as the firft 5,000 Ticket's will be entitled to :al. each, bcfides their chance of the Capitals. No. a 6. CORNHILL---52, CHARING CROSS, and s r. 'MARGARET 's HILL, Borough. HORNSBY and CO. refp• efully acquaint the No bility, Gentry and the Public, that they have on fate a va riety of Tickets and Share•, at the Falwell prices. The prefent Scheme mutt be obvious Jo every adventurer, that if they purthafe quickly, they mutt gain from 191. 555. and cannot lofe, particularly to during the drawing of the firit 5,000 Tickets, as they are emitted to 221. each, bi.fides the chance of the firft drawn Ticket, entitled to wooct and fuch other capital prizes us may be drawn during that period. Exclufive of thcfe advantages, there can be no doubt, Ihould the holder of an undrawn Ticket or Share choofe to difpore of as :are ; bt t they will receive more than it colt. f)rd. rs by Letter or Carrier executed exactly on the fame terns e• . 2tettnt. TATE LOITERY FOR sflos, BEGINS DRAWING I MONDAY. EittiRUARY 3, ad,. 1 'HE Tickets are 8:4ld and divided into Halves, L Chutneys, Fig , itlis, and Si-Accuths, by HAZARD, BURNE, and CO. Stock-Brokers, .f.t. :heir St.te Lottery Office, N 0.93, under the Royal Exchange, London. Letters (Pat Paid) drly anfwered, and Schemes Gratis. THE SCHEME CON TAINS 3 - krixes of - £act,eoo 3 - - - 10,Coo 3 . - 5,0:0 3 - - 1 000 It - • • 1,c03 10 - " - cos Ste. &e. And the ,Sono firft-drawn Tickets will he entitled to sal. each, exclufwe of their Chance of Capitals. •.• Country Orders accompanied ;with G.ort.datc.l Bills on London, Poft-Oflice Orders, or CIO, in Faced h; Coach or Carrier, pundually attended to ; and Correfpondents may depend on being mud exactly 'an the fanw Terms a; if ptifo.L.lly preltut. MONDAY, DECEMBER 9 . s 805. PATRIOTIC FUND. Lloyd's, 3d December, dos. AT a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the COMMITTEE. held this day, The Right Hon. the LORI) MAYOR in the Chair; Read from the London Gazette Extraordinary of the 6th and tith, the Gazette of the 16th, and the Gazette Extraordinary of the nth November, letters from Vice Admiral Lotd Coiling wood, containing his Lordlkip's official difpatches, relative to the glorious vidtory of trafalgar, with returns of the names and rank of the Officers, and the number of the Seamen and Marines killed and wounded on board his Majefty's Ships in that memorable es gagement ;and a letter from Rear Admiral Sir Richard J. Stracban, Bart. giving an account of the capture of four French line of bat tle Slips off Ferrol, by the Squadron under his command ; with fimilar returns of the killed and wounded on that oceafion. Refolved, That a Vafe,of the value of Five Hundred Pounds, ornamented with emblematical de• ices, and appropriate inferip dons, illuftr dive of the tranicendant and heroic 'achievements of the late Lord Vifcount Nelfon, be prefented to his. Rend, Ludy Vircountefs Nelfon. Refolved, Tint a fimilar Vafe be prefented to the prefent Eart Nelfon, of Traalgar, to defeend as an Heir Loom with the Title fo glorioufly acquired. Refolved,That a fimilar Vale be prefented to Vice Admiral Lard COliillgWallti, oho, after the death of the Commander in Chief in the hour of Via.ory, to nobly completed the triumph of the day. Refolved, That Vales of the value of Three Hundred Pounds each, with appropriate toren minas, be prefented to the Right Hon. Rear Admiral the Earl of Northelk, and Rear Admiral Sir Ri chard John Straehan, Bart. Refolved, That Swords of the value of One Hundred Pounds each, with appropriate infcrlptione, be prefented to the (*untying Captains and Commanders of his Majetty's Ships who Sneed in ' the dangers and glory of thole memorable aadons. Refolved, That the Sum of One Hundred Pounds be prefented to each of the Lieutenants of his Majefty's Navy, Captains of R oval Marines, and other Officers in the fecond tiara of his Ma jefty's Proclamation for the diftribution of Wise Money, who was feverely wounded, and the rum of Fifty Pounds to each Offi cer of the fame Rank who was Sightly wounded. Refalvcd, That the Sum of Fifty Pounds be prefented to each of the Officers in the third dais in his Majefty's Proclamation for the dli aribution of Prize Money, who was feverely wounded, and the rum of Thirty Pounds to each Officer of the fame Rank who was Sightly wounded. Medved, that the runt of Forty Pounds be parented to each of the Officers in the Fourth Clafs of his Majefty's Proclamation for the Diftrihution of Prize Money who was feverely wounded ; and the Sum of Twenty-five Pounds to each Officer of the fame Rank who was nightly wounded ; and that additional gratuities he hereafter voted to filch Officers as may be &fabled in conk quence of their wounds. Refolved, That the Sum of Forty Pounds be precasted to entry Seaman or Marine whole wounds may be attended with difabillty or lo's of limb ; the Sum of Twenty Pounds to each Seaman or Maxine revere!) , wounded ; and the Sum of Ten Pounds to each Seaman or Marine Sightly wouuded. Refolved, That relief be afforded to she Widows,Orphans, Pa rents, and Relatives depending for fuppon on the Captains, Offi cers, Petty Officers, Seamen, and Marines, who fen in there glo rious engagements; as loon as their refpnitin fituations thall be made known to the Committee. Krfo!ted, That Letters be written to Lord Collingwood and it Richard J. Steadman, requefting they will communicate the above Refotutions to the diffisent Ships under their command, and tenni& the Committee with the Nantes of the Private Sea , men- and Marines killed and wounded, with Inch particuLrs as they can coiled, refpeding the Widows, Orphans, or other rela tives, who depended for fupport en the brave men who f• glo. doily fell in the Caufe of their Country. , Relayed, That the Sums contributed on the Day of Thankf. giving, be exclufwely appropriated to the Relief of the Seamen, Soldi.rs, Marina, and Volunteers wounded, and to the Widows, Orphans, and Relatives of thole killed In his Majoity's Service, and that a feparate account be kept of the fame. Subfeeptions fines the bit Publication. John Henry Tilton, Efq. Lao 10 0 I T. L. Goodwin . - 10 10 0 1 M. c Goodwin - - go 10 0 Hedges and Sharwood . at o 0 Richard Stottebewer, Efq. . 50 o 0 Captain Edgell, Royal Navy 5 S 0 • Jane Harvey. a Soldier's Widow • o 3 6 'faze Serra, King's Road .5 5 0 • Curling and Nellon - 10 10 0 James Gordon, Efq. Upper Grofvenor-ftteet 20 o o Admiral William Young - St o 0 D. N.' - - x 1 0 Thomas Mnplee - • S 5 0 _ Sir John C. Mufgrave, Bart. • IS is 0 Rev. Dr. Wm. Bell, ad Subleription - JO 0 0 J. G. D. - - 3 5 0 Rev. Wm. Tremenneeve, late Chaplain to his Ma. jetty 's la' e (hip Valiant - 3 3 0 Rev. Thomas Sedgwick Whalley - TO 0 0 Mrs. Aug. Whalley - - 5 0 0 James Hedger . - 25 0 • Mr. Alderman Perchard - go to 0 Captain Richard Came, R. N. ad Subf-:ription 5 5 0 Dr. Martial' . • 5 0 0 Stephen Cowell - • $ a o Mrs. Cowell - a a 0 - Archibald Cochrane . • .. So • 0 James Allan - - 10 to 0 Geo. Fred. Lockley - 5 5 0 Bart Grifvenor, per Drummond 203 0 o • Puck le, Colleker, and Co. %d Subfcriptiun so 0 0 The Chapter of Wineheiter - so 0 0 Richard franks - - a a 0 Runde'', Bridge, and Rundell • 50 o 0 George etanc, Hill-Reed - to 0 o John Younger - . to 10 0 William Graham, of Trigit.ne - to to 0 Montague Burgoyt.e, Efq. . to to 0 Rear Admiral John Peyton at 0 0 • apt. ilsac G large Manly, R. N. • to 10 0 Lord Bithop of London . 50 0 0 Wiliian, Pary, and Wallis, of Portfmooth 11 12 o Capt tin Davidge Gould, Royal Navy • .5 S 0 jan:es Godwin - - o to 6,, John Crawford, of rentrinames 21 0 0 iJ. H. Browne , of Wcymouth,ad fubf rifltio; 5o 0 0 Wilfon and M-Inherheny - 10 to 0 Lieut. Charles King, Royal Navy - I I 0 ! The Officers and Men of the Corps of River Peneibles of the City of London, under the Command of Captain Matthew Locar, Commandant $74 14 6 William Nepecher, Surgeon of the Royal Hofpital, Deal a o o Capt. Geo. Argles, his Mayfly's ihip Truity to 10 ta Benjamin Ellas,2l fubfcription • 5 5 0 John Mc Nth - ~ as 0 o Hennetts and Greavcs • 52 10 • H. H. Browne •• a at o 0 Taylor and Newton,Warveick.fquare to To o Mailer Ntlion Newton - 1 i o Will am Ghtirre., feu. 1 • 'gate-Brett 5 ,f 0 Them is Flint, G. actellurci Arm; - 5 S 5 ' James Kelfall - 4 4 0 • join Thomas 4 4 0 Edmund Csrille - - 4 4 0 • John Barthrop, Wood Beet 4 4 0 Nathaniel Do mfon .. a 2 0 pipit Hilt:man - - a a 0 Richard Simons, Woad-Brett - a a o o:forge Hunt, Halbridge, Dorht • a a 0 William Prater - • . a I • A Gift - - 0 10 6 M. Wharton - . o so 6 John Heywood, Efq. . 50 0 0 P. L. D. Bonhote - - 1 t • I Front the Free United Society, held It Stoke Weir• ingtone per Richard Hemming, Secretary S • 0 Edward Sneld, Ertl. Robert Tayler T. and M. Peirce William Stonebewer, Cannon-Rivet Mr. Richard Knight Edward Milward,Efq. junior Mao Franco John Watkins, Erg. Ditton, near Warrington, Lanealhire - I 0 10 0 21 0 0 2 0 -$ 0 0 5 0 - I 0 10 0 5 5 0 2! 0 0 I o of S 0 • 11 0 • 5 5 0 TO 10 0 • 10 10 0 TO 10 0 • TO 10 0 R—• - from Yarmouth A Country Curate Newman. Hunt, and Lyon Richard Mount .' Poyfer and Large Jamcs Yco, Efq. • Captain T. L. Yco, Royal Navy Thomas gdwards, Wapping Wall Thomas Hoby. eatharine-street John and Thomas Wild Mr*. Haul, Dowgate Hill The Right Hon. John Smyth - Tbe profit arifiog froth the fale et a Sermisn preached by the Reverend E. Urcwe, at Exeter, Auguit tp, ISoj, on the duty tit defending our Cruutry S. Salomon and Son - Mailer Pr. lac,,Z Their portion of a Prize in the Mafter PL VP. S Lottery Rees, Pratt, Reigate • Mifs Young Thomas March Philips, Efq. Captain George Eyre, Royal Navy William and Robert Pricker Captain David Lloyd, Royal Navy Edward Briggs, Leadenhall-hrort The Officers, Nomcon.mirsoned Officers, Dmiti• men, and Privates, of the Ipfwich LoyalVolun tetra, commanded by Lieutenant Col. Neale, one day's pay Lucas and Procctor . Thomas and Philip Griffith - Richard Carpenter Smith - Nathan Jofeph - • Fultons and Co. - John Willes, Dulwia • Coutts Trotter, Efq. - ' The Right Hon. Sir William Mellows, K. B. Oeneral Sir Attired Clarke, K. B. Two days pay of the Officers, Non•commiffioued Officers, Drummers, and Privates, of the Wood• laid* Volunteer Infantry - T. Bony, Bermondfey - David Mhthel - - 'Metric. Townly and Son . Cleukes and Burris - ~ James Sant . Thomas Leverton, Bedford-fqntre - H. C. Granger - William Marr - 35 ot Subferiptions made by the Pupils of Levritham School to to o William Sawer, Cooper's-row Pughe and Watfon John Bowles - Richard Gardner Jofeph Blunt • Lieutenant General Burton Archibald Little - 1 John Sadler - 1 Simplon and Sedgwiek • 1 William Carver, Gofport 1 The Honourable Society of New inn, by James Thompfon, their Steward 20 •.0 The Servants of a Public Office in the vicinity of Lei- I c.. her. Ir aa rc - - 2to 6 Chaplain, Portal and Co. - 5 5 0 Cbriflopher Benty • - a 2 0 Rik Ruifell,Goodman's-yard • to to 0 Charles Cooper i amen Bell, Angel court - 25 0 0 r James Bdl,jun. - - so 10 0 - - a 2 0 . Cricket', M. A. - to to o Reginald Parker, of the Bank - 2 2 o Charles Knight, Fleet-areal - 5 5 0 Capt. Jofeph Hartwell, of his Majefty's (hip Majeitie s s o John Burdon Kent, Southwark -. • .. 5 5 0 Thomas Wood - . - 5 5 0 T. W. - - 0 7 0 A perfon who willies to ?creak unknown 26 5 o Dr. John Gardner,Long Acre - 5 5 0 Robot Precious • - to to 0 Layton Smith - • s 5 o 1 NY- J. B. - - 2 2 0 ~ Thomas Stephenfon, jun. - 13 10 0 Robert Barnewall • - to to 0 Lord Hawarden - - to M 0 r• C. - - 2 0 0 W. Coles - • 5 5 . 0 'Ones Si btiald, Sclwood Park - 21 0 0 V. and R. Budge row, Walbrook - 2 2 0 W. M. Raiii , a, Efq. Walchandtow to to 0 Robert Gregory - • ' at o 0 Mr. Francis, Kingland Green - o so 6 A Private in the Light infantry Company of 3d Loral London - - s I o Gideon Acland - - ko to o W. Golightly, Efq. - - to 19 0 MTS. Endlia Core . • - I I 0 ' Brown & 'Parry, Genuine Beer Brewery. Golden-lade to to 0 Thomas Tbompfon, Bcckford-tow, Walworth 2 2 0 TbOmas White and Co. - to 16 o Bendry, Brook and Hulbert - zo to 0 H. T. Hctvitt - - S S 0 Mifs Criers • - to to 0 T. G. Baylfir, Eft. • 5 0 0 john Potion, Efq • - 20 0 0 T. D. thifc,jun - - 10 to 0 George Ault= • • .. II 2 0 Mr. F. C. Auften - - I i 0 Mr. B. Autten • - - k z • John Robins, 13, Clakerivre . 11 Gicen to 0 0 William and jut Hulme - to 10 0 R. Marie -..- .., '5 S 0 Edward Read, Efq. Chelfea - to 10 0 Rev. John Clayton,jor. and Friends, of Camomile-Brett 13 o rs The Gentlemen of the Society called the'Free and F4fy under tire Crown, held at Mr. Thos. Sherwood's, White Log, Widegate-ftreet, Bithopigatt area 21 0 o John Slade, Efq. of Canterbury - .o o o C.Alderfon. Efq. *.. • to to 0 Rayer, Flamer and Morris • 20 to 0 Thomas Prelton and Sons . 20 10 • Daniel Beak - to to • The Hon. Society of Lincoln's lota 105 o 0 John Plat - - 10 TO o Major General Nieholfon - to 20 0 James Newton and Cu. Merton Abbey •• to to 0 M 064 Simuel - • to to • Jofiah Danford, Efq. Deptford - s 5 0 Thomas Bifh, Efq. Cornkil, two Lottery Tickets for the cubing Lottery J. "r• . - . . Brovrnes and Brind • William Shepherd, Rufiell fquare • M. and S. Brooke, Paternofter row Charles Bill, Efq. Sydenbam, Kent Thomas Clutterbuck John Bolkett, Hampitead Charles and Richard Fact Edward Bike - Mrs Edward Bilke Mir' Middleton Laurie and Whittle Richard Holmes Laurie •1 1 0 - 10 10 0 . 25 0 0 I 0 10 0 i f f 10 BO 0 5 0 0 3 0 0 St .0 0 - to so 0 $ S 0 S 5 * • o so 1 to 10 10 0 IO I 0 0' • 10 10 0 S S 0 • 10 10 0 10 10 0 ' SI 0 0 SI 0 0 11 0 0' Is 0 0 1 1 0 5 5 0 Ili 0 0 - 10 I 0 0 1010 0 SO 10 0 .I S 0 Is If • I i 0 - so so o so to 0 so to 0 I 5 0 IO si o 3010 o 30 30 0 10 80 0 SI 0 0 . . s s o 10 10 0 10 10 0 S S 0 SO 0 0 10 0 0 10 10 0 10 10 0 JO 10 O 10 10 0 10 10 0 SO SO 0 a •a o . [nubs SIX- PENCE • . - _ . Gmrge Slick Kintftreet,!•lllbespide zo za ca John Slack. Sloane-ftrcet - zo to 0 I'. and S. Goldney - - 5 5 9 lingua& Lett and Son, - az 0 0 Captain G. N. Hardinge, Royal Navy .. - S 5 0 The Hon. Admiral Cornwallis - zoS 0 0 Sir John Nichol( .1 . .10 • • Meffrs. Firmier and Weltall . - 20 0 0 Robert Sngden, a Waiter at Peek's Coffee houfe a 2 • Mr. George Packwood - 10 10 0 , John Gardner . - 5 S 0 Ray and Montagne, Deamar k-ftrect - s s 0 Miter Goldftnid - - 5 5• * loCialt Walley - - - ID TO 0 Wilfon and Allfep (o(Birton) - - zos o 0 Henry Dibbin - s o 0 Subfcription Bonks are open, and Stibletlptions received at the Bar of L!oyd's Coffee Hoefe, and by all the Bankers In Town and Cotintry. J. P. WELSEORG, Sonetary. THE NORWICH AND NORFOLK poßritArr OF THE IMMOR CAL NELSON. 'THE CORPORATION of the City of Norwich havlitg darned to Mr. j. FREEMAN permilDon to Publifh a Whole Length Mezzotinto Print of the era to be lamented LORD NELSON, from the Pidture painted by Sir Wu. Lisle Batcnv, R A. now placed in St. Andrew's Hall. in that City. j. FRIMMAN refpcdtfully acquaints the Puhlie,that he Is preparing to gratify the general expedtation by the molt ripe:luaus means. The eminent celebrity of the Palmer, and the circumitance of as pi(fture's being the Taft for which the illuftiouv original ever fat, afford a fulhcient pledge, that a more accurate likenefs of the Nero, In the latter period of his life, cannot by any other means be obtained. The Plate is now in the hands of an eminent En grater from London, which will tend to expedite, as far as poll. Me, the Publication of this defirable and faithful metnotial of a man whore Cervices are above all pr.tife. The ftze of the Plate will be s 3 inches by 2.8. Proofs to Snb cribers,Two Guinea.. Prints to Subfcritsers, One Guinea. Halt the money to be paid at the time of Subferibing. N. B. From the great demand alread made, It Is requelted chile Gentlemen who de fi re good imprcl flnns will be early in their application. Bubfcriptions received bY the PUblifhcr, Mr. I Freeman, No. 2, London.l.ane, by the Bankers 1.1 Norwich, and by all the prhwi pal Priht and Bookfellers in Great Britalu. SOCIETY OF SCHOOLMASTERS. THE SOCIETY of SCHOOLMASTERS twill IL hold their Eighth Annual Meeting, at the Croi►d and Anchor Tavern, on Monday the a3d tonna. Prifident. The Right Reverend 010101 'WIC HUNTl:srovoaa, Lord Rapp of Gloucefter. • Tht Rev. WM. VINCENT, 15:61)Cill Of WCiblfirlfter. The Rev. SAMUEL P exa, D.D. Prebendary of St PauFs. Committee for egos. Charles Burney. 1.. L. D. and F. Et S. Chairman. Rev. Matthew Raine, D. D. and F. R. S Deputy ebaleniast. Rev. T. S. Atwood, A. M. Mr. Kelly Rev. A. Crombie, LL.D. Rev. J. Lindfay, D.D. Rev. G. Gibfon, A M. Mr. L rd William Glennie, A. M. Rev. W. Shaw, A. M. Rev. J. Hewlett, B. D. Secretary to the Committee—Rev. G. Gib(on. Secretary to the Society and Treaforer—Mr. Kelly. Agents for their rtfpedive Diltridts: William Burney, A. M. Gofport. Rev. T. S. Sullen, A M. Oundle. Rev. W. Moore, D. D. arencefter. Auditors : Rev. Dr. Crumble, Rev. J. Hewlett, and Mr. Lord. TriStees to the Funds: Rev. Dl. Barrow, Dr. Charles Barney, and Mr. Kelly, Stewards for the Anniverfary of rBos : Mr. Chapmisi Oldiele aa, LL. D. Rev. E. Harris Rev. R. Roberts A. M. Rev. C. T. Heatbeote, D. D. Rev. J. Straeban, A. M. The obJedt of this Society is to eltablilit a Fund for the Benefit or the Widows and Orphans of Schoolinafters, and for the Relief of filch Sehoohnaßers and When as may become neeelEtons. through age, infirmity, or misfortune. . Tickets for the Dinner may be bad at the Bo of the Tavent ; alto Books of the Infiltution. iNTIMATION is hereby mate. that an applica tion to the Sheriff *f Berwicklhire has been prcfented, praying for a Warrant, authorifing a Sale of the Cargo of the fhip Four Friends, of Bremen, in Germany, which Cargo confifts of Wine, Steel. Linen, Wool, and other Packages, and was tlepofited in the Warchoufe of Mr. lanes, Soap Boiler, Eyemouth, on the 17th of January, tffos ; and, if no perfon appears to thew eaufe to the con trary, within two months of this date, a warrant of tale will he granted in terms of the application. This intimation is given tia all concerned, in obedience to the Sheriff's appointment, by A. Mc. WA r Writer, Dunfe. Dunfe, Berwickildre, November 14, 1835. FOR PUBLIC SALE, at the Crown Inn, AToymouth,on Tnefday, the tyth MIL by Eleven o'clock in the Fortnoon, 'THE FOLLOWING G 0 0D S, VIZ.- 3'4 Boxes 8 Barrels of Yellow and Brown Havanaah Sugar. So Boxes White Ditto Being Part of the Cargo of the Ship George Walhingtsin, front Bolton to Amfterdam, condemned as prize to the Unity mg Diana privati. Ships of War. For viewing the fame,catalogues, and further particulars,apply three days previous to the Sale to Joreph Horsford, Efq. Weymouth ; or Mr. Robert Lee, Broker them; FARM IN CHESHIRE. TO be Peremptordyßeieidpu tfuant to a; Order of the High Cowart of Chancery made, in a Castro Moseley againß RA 510.• Tit.tat, before JoaN Cam Efq. one of the Mallets 4 the hid Court, at the Public S ale Room of the hid Court, in Southampton Buildings, Chancery-Lane, London, on Mon day,.the a3d day of December instant , at II o'C lock in the Forenoon,Lot 3, confuting of ACAPITAL and eligible Vrethold Eftate, Tythe A. free (as to a full Molar/ thereof) being a Farm with an ex cellent Farm Houfe and (likable Out buildings,fituate at Chowley otberwife Choley, in the Pad& of Cuddington, in the County of Chetter, and contains sot) Aeon or thereabouts of Land Statute Medium, in the occupation of Mr. John Vernon, fen. as Tenant from year to year, late part of the Eaatcs of Ofwahl Money, Erg. "deceafed. Particubra may be had (gratis) at the Laid M (Rees Office, in Southampton Buildings aforefaid; of Mr. John Lee, Solicitor, Charcery-Lane ; Mars. Philpot and Stone, Solicitors Hare. Court, Temple; and of Mr. Philip Humbaitonc, Solicito r,: at the 'Friars, Cheats'. LINCOLNSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A VERY vAluAhle ESTATE, iittute in the Pa riga, of Whaplode and Holbeaela, in a Ring Fence confin ing cf the Manor or reputed Manor of Littlebury, and (unary Farms, containing 8398 A IR. 271'. of very rich Feeoing Land, three hundred Acres of which are at pttfent under the plough, and the remainder principally Old Swarth. The Buildings are 'n complete Repair, and Tome of them newly eredted within thefe two years .--.The Land Tax is redeemed. The Etat eis let to refpeaa.. ble Tenants at eafy Ammon Leafes of which three years are un expired, wheel a very confiderable im?rovement may be made. and Is &elated near a Navigable Rlirr, eight Miles from Spalding, twelve from Bolton, four from Holbeseh, and twelve from Wif bench, all good Market Towns, and the Roads good, and ono hundred Miles from London. Furshm particulars may be hol,tn application to Meffrs. Feder and Bonner, in Spalding. who will thew :he Mime; at Melina Nicholfon and Upton's Ocoee, and Mr. Jonathan Teak, Surveyor, both in Leeds; and Meffrs. Folter, Cooke, and Frere, Lincoln's Inn Heide, London, where Plans of the Eltats may bs run.