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The quan tities contras ed for to be delivered in the courfe of the year by four inftalments. FREEMAN'S HEIR AT LAW. Ir the Heir at Law of ROBER I.' Fit EEMAN.hite of Kist's Lynn, in tht County of me Ik, Efq. deceafed, (he being at prefect unknown) win p rfonaiiy, or by hi. Agent duly authorized, apply to Mn. John Sroetbam. Solicitor. in Xing% Lynn atorefaid; and produce atiefadtory t. Ittm .nuts of fucs relation. Rip. he will hear or (numbing to bis advantage. Lynn, lath November, I Sot • ThiA day was publilbed, _ In we ',tomes 04avo. ;Cm 10011 As, the Fifth Edition, carred.eil Anti ivprogrelof Al 4 INTRQDUC'rIOR t.g NA rtiRAL PHl- LOSOPriYftrated h Tieity fix Copper Plum WIL. IA M NiCkhlt.s()N, Towhieh will he added the New Farce, called THE WEATHERCOCK. The Charaders by Mcfcrs.BANNIS TER, CHERRY, MATHEWS, Mice Or: C kMP, Mrs SCOT r. Maker of an Academy. 'ldle iquaie. • - 'Printed tor J. 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A PROPOSAL at once calculated tl encourage the Fine Arts in this Country, and celebrate the greatelt event that cver adorned its Hiltnry, THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR, AND THE DEATH OF LORD VISCOON F.NELSON. Meer& POVDI and Co. offer Five Hundred Guinea. to any 'kirk .‘ !! rtift 111 C.I. 31l paint the heft Pit are on that fubjedt from welch a Print !hall be engraved in the firft Pyle and . xcelleney, the flee of and in the manner of the neath iif General Wolfe, at przfent their property; and the Original Pidturc will afterwards be prahnted to the Admiralty or fame Inch a:tpropriate public body. —That all partiality may be removed from them concerning the Merit, of the pidture., they mean, with refpedtful deference, to entreat fuch of the Diredtors and Vrators of the HRITISS I tillit• TV (lON FOR PROMOTING TUC FINZ : ARTS tN rite I.IIIITID KIIftWOM. as will allow them:elves to be roferred to , t determine the excellence of the performances of the *different Artifts. Re e fpeeting the engraving, experience has taught them not to em hay artifts. who to tie difappointntent of the public, and their great private detriment, have del.tyed the publication of print: OD popu lar fuhjedts. The admirer; of the Fine Arts may therefore depen4 upon every kind of difpdch. compatible with excellence, in the publication oftbis propofed Print. Co surrtoos--.The p:iee of the prints. al. 2s. each ditto of proofs, 51. es. each Half to • paid at the time of fulaftribing, ant we rema'n l-t• en it. The impreffion3 wilt he feruputoudy delivered in the order for R•tich they are funfoiti d Subfcripions rveivAhy Nls•ffra Boyden and Co. and Meer!. G. and W. Nienli, N , cB. P.ot _ _ y LORI) N On the aft of Dev-mbor wilt he publithed, price is. Gd. Noucea tat, of r rHF. MONTHLY MIRROR ; embellifhed with - 41 - a f;• , t l ii.eliefs of the late Vileount NELSON, Item an ori ginal Paine ; and alfo a Fat Simile at length of the r -markable aidieraorial, written with his Lortifhip's left band, in the yea. 179 - , and in which he ita'es A's baying been ccgiged ith th- Ent-my upward- of One Hundred and Twenty Times ; an.) this before be fought the Battles of the Nile, Copenhagen. and Tra Falai% 'I bis Number will alfo contain an ample Biographical A:Taunt of Lord Melton, with Original Anecdotes. A few -otnplete Sets of this highly popular Work, with a Series or Portra:i., unrivalled in elegance clay be had of the publinicrs, IWaffrs. Verging and Hood, i7l the Poultry. LORD NELSON'S ACTION OFF CAPE TRAFALGAR. IN No. 84, of the Naval Chronicle, to be crilitilhed loth of November, price as. 6d. will be given an Addenda to the Biographical Mtmoir of the ever to b t lamented lord Nelfon, (which appeared In No t 6 of the above Work)and will he brought down to the 1I ft of Oritubcr, when he fo glorionily fell in Eghting for hie King and Country. Lori' Coftlngwood and Sir R. Snachan's Gazette Letters will Nicest/ire ;:e inferred, with all the particulars that can be colketed relating to their anions. The em'Jellilliments lo ?hie Number will be a Portrait of A rairal Colby (whale Me moir will be given) and a Chart of the Coaft of Spain, from Cadiz to Cape Trafal.‘,ar, engr ived by Arrowfm•th. No 83 of the Naval Chronicle contained the Po-trait and Memoir of Capt. Suckling who was Uncle to Lord Nernst, and a View of New York in America. No to of the Naval Chronicle contains the anthentio biographical Memoir of Lord Nelfon. the particulate of which were originally tranftnitted by his Lordfhip to the Proprietors of the abase Veori. This Nurnoer is crnbellilhed with a linking tikenefs of his Lordthip. No t contains a blird's.eye View of Lord Nelftres AEtion off the Nile, engraved by Pollard, from at Drawing of Pocock's ; and No. t^ contains Fae Similes of I ord Nefon's band-writing before and after the !of, of his Lorabip's right arm. The above Numbers are as. 6d each. Thirteen Volumes are now comrleted of this national underta k7ng, which is printed in Bvo. on a royal wave paper, and embel bflicil with nearly 100 highly 6nilk, d engravings. the price is 18e each Volume. neatly half bound and lettered. Complete Sets, Epgie Volumes, or Numbers may be had of the Publillter. I. Cold, zo3, Shoe-lane. 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THE COMMIT? 6of ICOJUN - I of the LIST - INDIA COMPANY, do hereby give m 044 That they will,receive Tenders for the fupply of PAPER and other ARTICLES of STATIONARY, for Home Confumptlon from loch Pekoes as may be defirous of furAying the fame Th, s pmpofalt, haled up, to be addrctred to the COmmittee of Accounts, and :o defcribe the fame on the outfide, with the words " Tender for Stationary," at or bef. , re twelve o'clock, on Wednefday tke 27th instant. The quantities contrasted for to be delivered in the courfe of the year by four inftalments.--A Lift of Inch Papers and other Articles as are in gestural ufe, may be feen, by applying to kir. Tuomas, Stationary Of f ice, No. toil, I eadenhall ftreet. CHARLES CARTWRIGHT, Accountant. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE. Oetober 4. 1805. `HE ALBION FIRE .n, l LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY undertakes INSURANCES front FIRE, throughout Great Britain and Ireland ; and In Foreign Counties It ui.dertakes atfo the Infmraue of Lives; and the Purchafe and Sale of Annuities. The Rates are as moderate as thofe of any Inftitution ; and the Conditions more favourable than have 'leen yet offered. No Charge is made for Policies; nor any Admifflon-Fee re quired on Life Infuranee. A large CORlMiffioo is allowed to Solicitors, 'Stokers, and others, who that Life-Inftuanee. Attendance is given daily, from Nine to Four, at the Com pany's Office, in Change-Alley, Coenhill; where printed Pro pofals are delivered, free of expenfe.-43y Order of the• Board, WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. - - FATRIO I 'IC FUN I, Lloyd's, • vembcr ist, dos. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the COM. MITTEE, held this Day, THOMSON BONAR,„Efq. in the Chair, Refolved, That a General Meeting of the Committee, to which every Member be elpecially fummoned, be called for Tuefday, the 3d clay of December next, at twelve o'clock preeifely, to teftify the high feat the Committee entertain of the fignal Services of the Admirals, Captains, and Officers who contrnanded his Majeffy's Ships ; and to take into conlideration the Relief to be afforded to the Officers, Seamen, and Marines, who were wounded ; and to the families of thole who nobly fell, in the glorious Adions of the aat of Odnber and 4th infant. SOISCIISTION SINCE TUC LAST TWILICATION. The Voluntary tinbferiprion of a Past at tits Crew d his Majeit e• Chip Algie - - C 79 1 7 6 Captain Wolfe, his Majelly's thip Aigle • so to o Mr. Pith Palmer - - . z 0 0 John Ellington, and Wildred Andrews, of his Majelty's Schooner Pickle, one month's pay - z t 6 6 Lord Pardley (ad fubferip:ion) - • so o 0 John Hamilton. Efq. his Britannic Majelty's Conful, Norfolk, Virginia 'O3 o o Thomas fwioing, Efq. Bengal - - 20 o o Mr. Jolboa Rowley, MidLhipman, his Majelles ihip Immortalite - - 30 0 0 Capta n B W. Taylor, his Majelly's (hip Camilla so o o Froth roes and Clanton, of hriltol zoo 0 0 The Officers, Non-commiffioned Officers Drummers, and Privates, of the Royal EaR Middlefes Regiment of Militia, one day's pay, by Colonel Wood 75 o o A. E. Money found at the Bank - o 16 o Richard Bland - - • S S 0 Thomas Goode, Navy Agent • - 5 5 0 William Peter Joggett - . S s 0 John Lodge . . so to o Robert Hilliard so TO o - . Thomas Bennett, Wormwood-itrtet 1 I. o - Samu I Mari ta • l - TO TO o J ohn Green - - - to 10 0 N. B. Aubert, jun. • 5 5 0 Thomas Goodall - 5 o o George Surridge S S 0 17 - -- lA'illiam C rawl ey - to so p Charles Hahne, Newfmav, Royal Ezebenge a a • Thomas Walker, at the ileac, Threacinee.lie.ftreet 3 2, o Mores Getting - - 5 5 0 lo i reph Lachlan • . - - Ss o ohn Sion, Mildred's-court • zo so 0 • enry Goodwyn, Efq. . zos 0 0 'Edward Allfrey . - so 10 0 [ Robert Arthur Pots - - 21 0 0 ' Mr: nce Buck - - zo so 0 'Laureate Broc. - - so 10 o C . . odes John %libeler and Co. - 10 10 0 Bainbridge, AnOty, and Co. - as o o Robert Hamilton - - 10 0 o The Members of Lloyd's, Sonthminiter, Effez 2% 3 o John Wade, Cannon•ftrect - zo so 0 John Alamos ' . - 5 5 0 1 John Hegel! ....i - 53 0 0 [ arry Sedgsvick . • 5 5 0 . done Sandeman • . to so 0 John Conrad Meyer . • - ss 0 o leirs A. G. Keating ' - 10 0 0 Captain John Broughton, R. N. - S S 0 ' George Van6ttart, Efq. M.P. - so 0 0 Palmer and Tomlitsfon 3 t so o -We ft Suffolk Regiment of Kilda, one day's pay 49 se a Alezinder Rofs . - a:. so 0 Mi sitofs • .. S S 0 Mils Mary Rots - S a o Mater alezauder Rofs - 1 z o • Matter Thomas Rofs - • 1 1 0 Mager Williams Rota • 1 it 0 Hon. Captain. Ladogan, R. N. . 5 5 o Michael Samfon and Co. - . zo to 0 •M. S. Parnther, LoadOn-ftrect - so so 0 William George Prortor, Chatham - a a 0 John Bolland, Mark lane - zo so 0 jofeph Williams - - 5 5 0 Captain Temple Hardy, R.N. .• 10 SO • Mrs Hardy - 5 5 0 Mit's Hardy - - 5 5 • The Hon. and Rev. Richard Bruce, of Stopforft 5 5 o Ifaac Pitcher so co 0 S GrooMbridge - • zo eb o flee Hon. Thom • , Kiwi - 10 10 0 William Wail Hart. Efq. - S 5 0 Richard Teed, Laneallet-court . so so o ktiaard Crawihay Efts - . . Soo 0 0 Suafeription Books are open, aed SubTeriptirms received at the liar of Lloyd'. Coffee Hoak, and by all the Bankers in Town and Cotntry. ' I. P. IV ELSFORD• Secretory. PORTSMOUTEL-...F0R PUBLIC SALA, • At the Star and Garter Tavern. on ftlefdsy the 34 of December, 1805, at Eleven siCloek in the Forenoon, FHE fine French National Brig LA FAUNE, & condemned as Prize to his Majetty's (hips Gollah, R. Barton, Efg commander, and Camilla, W. E. Taylor, Ffq commander. Dimenlions, length on deck 93 feet 5 inches, breadth of beam s 8 feet. height between decks 4 feet to inches,!depth of hold 8 lea S inches, and admeafores 303 Bt-gar Tuns. This brig has not been launched a year, is eoppered and copper fattened. piel 4 ed for 18 guns, remarkably handfome, fail, uncom • monly faf , and is peculiarly adapted for a cruiser, or the African Trade. For viewing the raid brig, inventoria, and further particulars : apply two days before the tale to _ . . . JOHN MOYLE, Broker, Portfmouth. N. P. Rvxhery, Efq. Agent. PORTSMOUTH—.FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Star and Garter Tavern, on Tuefday the 3d of December, aos, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, I'HE Lnbec brig die GU rE ER'NARLUNG, 'j condemned u Prize to his Majeity's Gun-brig Steady, Ar thur Stow, Efq. Commander. Dimenfions, length on deck 94 feet 6 inches, breadth of beam as lea a inches, depth of bold 2 z feet 3 Inches, and admea lures 234 61 94 Tons, She Is quite new, having only made one voyage to Oporto Snee the was launched; is remarkably well built, abundantly found in all kinds of ado! Stores, which are in high prdervation. and w,ll adapted for every defeription of trade. After which will be fold the entire Cargo of the Paid brig, con fining of, for home confumption, 926 Bags of Perrambucco and Maranham Cotton Wool. ample% of which may be Peen fit days before the fale at No. 32, Clement's-lane, Lomb. d-ftrcet, London. And viewing ht. fame, Catalogues and Inventories, appy twid,,ya before the I•Je to JOHN MOYLE, Broker, Portfououtb. N. P. Rotbery Efq. esgent. PORTSMOUTH-FOR PUBLIC SALE. At the Star and Garter Tavern, Toefday the 3d of December, 1803, at Eleven o'lock in the Forenoon. THE American Ship Li I'TLE CORNELIA, condemned as Prize to his tlajtfty's Gun-brig Steady, Ai , thur Stow, Efq. Commander. Dimeaflons, length on deck 74 feet 8 Inches, breadth of beam 22 feet, depth of hold 13 feet, and admeafures 145 93 . 94 Tons. She appears to be French built, is very well inuld in all kinds of Bores fails well, and is well calculated for the Mediterranean Welt -India trade, and might be lent to fa at a very trilling expellee For viewing the above Ihip, Catalogues, further particulars, and Inventories, aptly two da7s before the fate to JOHN MOYLE, Broker, P.srtfmouth. N. P. Ruthery, Efq. Agent. PORTSMOU I'H—FOR PUBI.IC SALE , At the Star and Garter Tavern, en Puefday the 3d oiDeceinber, 18os, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE fine Pruffian Ship FRIEUNDC HAFT, con- J.- dunned as Prize to his Majeity's hoop Pluto, R. Janvcrin, Efq. Commander. Dimenfions, length on deck 76 feet t inch, breadth of beam to feet t loch, depth of hold,[4 feet 3 inches, and admeafures 133 . 1 . ens. She appear. to be French built, is very well found in all kinds of [toms, fails well, is particularly adapted for the Weft-India trade, where Or: was bound when captured, and might be fent to tea at a very trilling expence. For viewing the fald Ship, Inventories, and further particulars, apply two days before the tale to JOHN MOYLE, Broker, Portfmouth. N. P. Rotbery, Eiq. Agent. PORTSMOUTH-4 7 0R, PUBLIC SALE, At the Star and Garter Tavern, on Thurfday the 12th of De cember, iSos, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, vile. TOR [IMITATION. 97 Hogfh.ads, 3 Tierce., 3 Barrels Mufeovado Sugar. 49 Hogiheads Clayed Sugar. Being part of the cargo of the American 'hip Little Cornelia, condemned as Prize to his M.lcity's Gun-brig Steady, Arthur Stow, Efq. Commander. For viewing the above, further particulars, and Catalogues, apply three days before the fa:e to JOHN MOYLE, Broker, Portfmon'h. N. P. Rothery, Efq. Agent. POR.TSMOUTH.-FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Star and Garter Tavern, on Thurfday, the lath of De cember, tilos, a: Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. TOR EXPORTATION. 333 Hegoteads French Rcd Wine. 64 Half Hogfheads French White Wine. Soo Dozen Bottles Claret. 28 Di:to Vin de Crave. is Ditto Frontitdae. 3t Ditto Cordials. 30 Ditto Holland' Geneva -44 Kegs Brandy 49 Ditto Vinegar. 60 Dow. Bottle Oil. 33 Pickles. 3t Ditto Preferves. r Ditto Candies. 1500 Pair Women's Shoes. 30 Ditto. Boots. 73 Dozen Pair of Gloves. 24 Ditto Ditto Stockings. 6o Silk Umbrellas. 45 Calks of Nails. yon Plantation Hoes. 2600 Bill Honks. • 24 Sugar Boilers and Three Rollers. A large quantity of Plantation Stores and Hardwire of every defeription. being the entire Cargo of the Pruffian Ship Fricond. chart, condemned as Prize to his Majefty's Skip Pinto, Ric:lard Jacverin, Efq Commander. Fer viewing the fame, Catalogues, and further particulars, apply two days before the fate to • i JOHN MOYLE, Broker, Pardeloisb, N. P. Rothery, BLS. Meg.!.. ' Th Jay was pubhibid, • In fox Volume, Royal Sao, Pri, e tee. 641. in Wards; and hound. Dedicated, with permiffion, to the Ri ht Hon. Lord LOUGHBOROUGH, Lord High ehaacelh.r, &c. The Fourth Edition, with Ccrredbions, and my cotifi.i. rank Additions, A DIGEST of the LAWS • f ENGLAND. By the late Right Hon. Lord Chief Baton C02V113. By SA NlUhl. ROSE, Barriller at Law, of Lincoln's Inn. Printed for Longman liurit Rees. and Orme Cadrll and Da. ides, Brooke and Clarke, Otridge and Son, J. Butterworth J. Wal ker, Clarke and Son, and R. Bannifter. MEMOIRS OF MARMONTEL. This day were publiOled, pice 11. ts. in boards, MEMOIRS nI MARION I'LL; c , ntAining his Literary and Political Life, and An :cdotes of the Principe, Charadlea of the 18th Cent-ry, including Voltaire, Rouiltata„ D'Alem'vrt, Diderot, Cardinal Maury, Mad tine Pompadour, the Duke of Choi eul, the Marefehal de Richelieu. the Maretehal de Saxe, Cardinal Bernie, Lord Albemarle. the Prince of Kminite. Duke of Brunfwick, Calonne, Necker, the Comte D'Artols, the Inc Ql .. .ieert of France, the King of Sweden, &c. &c. Primed for Longman, Huai. Kees, and Orme, Pater:loiter-row; and John Murray, Fleet- ftrtet. This day was publithed elegantly printed In ate price tss.htlArds, AN ESSAY on the BEST' MEANS vt L CIVI LIZING the SUBJECTS of the IiRITISH I:MPIRt! in INDIA,and of tliff ,fing he Light of the CHRIS! lAN REL. , - GION throughout the raftern World ; to whLla the ileiverfity of Glafgow adjudg,ed Dr. Buchsnan's Prize. By JUIiN MI I (7HELI., A. 111. hli, titer ache Golpel,Anderßen. Printted for T. Catlett and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Black wood, Ede.burgh. This day was publifbed, Price as bound in Rcd I.eather with Pockets for Bills, atc &c. 'HE DAILY JOURNAL; or, Gentlemtti'S. Merchant's, and Tradefman's complete Annual Ateonipt (look, t..r the Pocket or Dent. Fnr the year 181 - 6—Containing On. Hundred and •rwelve Ruled Pages, on fine Writing Paper. tor Memorandunts. Ohfervati.vis and COI, every Day in the year. 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