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- (,--,:•-•'` ' .410 - kc'Nt\ .mrc......—...-:-. -_=._. 1 ~.. ,-_, _lf . „C ., ', . ~ (, )‘) ; j \., ~ i , v,:—...„0 ' ' -. __---- ...- . 4r--a• - • • v "'" i si... - - 1 . . r - . 7‘ • . „ 4 11 ,1 111 '' 4 4 Oil , 4 • , Is r i. I `2 4 .. . ....„ i :i2rXiteiF 4 l 't - . WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2s, aos. NUMBER 5280 TIIEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. PATRIOTIC FUND. Lloyd's, Dee. 3 7.1805. MANY applications having b een rec ei ve d f rom the Relatives of Officers and Men who have fallen in his Majefty's Service, unaccompanied with proper teftimonials ; the Committee adopt this mode of giving notice, that certificates are expeacd of the relation in which the claimants Rood to the de ccafed,and of their circurnflances being Inch as to entitle them to relief. figned by the Magittrate. Clergyman, or tome other pertnn of refpeetability,iti the place where they -elide. Widows are re quei ttd to mention the number of their children, with their refpec rive ages ; and Parents to furnilb proof, that the deceafed left nei ther Widow nor Child. Navy Pay Office Certificates of the parties having been pei mitted to receive the wages of thofe under whom they chim, will be confidered fufficient evidence of their being the legal Reprefeutatives. J. P. WELSFORD, Secretary. CONTRIBUTIONS, after Divine Service, on the DAY of THANKSGIVING, for the RELIEF of the SEAMEN, SOLDIERS. MARINES, and VOLUNTEERS. Wounded; and the WIDOWS, ORPHANS, and RELATIVES of thofe Killed, in his Majefty's Service. Amount of Subferiptions already advertifed 434,463 s I Churches, Chapels. Rev. Clergymen Sums and Wrings. who preached. colledted. St. Leonard, Colander 7 17 o St. Nicholu, ditto . 16 s to Independent Meeting, ditto - s a 12 0 Great Holland Church, ditto - 8 7 6 Beaumont. ditto . 3 I t t Great Bromley, ditto • 24 7 6 Holy Trinity, ditto • 6 3 x St. Martin, ditto . 8 18 6 St. Remwahl, ditto - 4 8 4 Mile End. ditto • 2 14 6 hleffing, ditto . 2 17 6 !.talon, ditto • in 13 6 Baptiß Meeting, ditto 4. 1a 4 4 Fordliam Chapel, ditto .. a ts o An individual (H. J.) ditto • S S 0 Beckenham, Kent Wm. Rafe DA 4 0 Worthing, infra . 21 0 0 Baptift Meeting, Lant-ftr. Borough Church, Merton, Surrey T. Lancafter 21 16 2 Independent Proteftant Dili - enters, Illington M. Jennings 41 0 0 Officers, Non-Comm'ffloned Officers. and Privates, ad Troop, or St ..w Divilion of Glcuceitcraire Yeomanry Cavalry, per Capt. Tallue 111 t 6 Jeep!' Ainfworth, of Blackburn s o 0 Stjohn'sChurch,Sherborm ,Hants J. Auttin 38 6 6 Dillent. Meeting, OWet, Yorkaire • 6 0 0 Chapel-fir. Mceting,Soho-Iquare Time Stollery so 0 0 Church, Minchinhampton H. Of. it &rye at to a Church, Manningtree, Eike - 113 3 6 Church, Chifwick Dr. Hon* . 9t IS 0 ---- Church. Henley, Oxon . 3 1 16 4 Plymptree Ponds, Dcvoo D. Veyfie 3 8 o Parini of Wentiover, Bucks C. Turner 28 19 6 Churches, Newmatket&Alltley W. Thorp 27 It 9 Chelhant, Bucks John Sirupfon 21 l 3 8 Littleham St Exmouth Chapel J. Rymer 23 6 0 Parini of Coiftelworth and its neighbourhood, Lin col:Aire 12 r 6 Chapti, Marazion, per Richard Moyle, Mayor 7 I s o Church, Warfham, Dorf& H. Hyde at 0 6 Panel of Topiham Jas. Carrioron 21 691 St. Donitall'a in the Welt Manning 66 14 lk Church, Pontefract Thomas Heron 47 14 0 Collodion at the Catholic Mafs, - Pontefract i - 2 15 0 Parini of Llandillo, Wales 1 5 9 7 Parilh of Llangeshon, ditto 7 0 0 Ditto of Kea Pauley 8 o o Ditto of Pottern 17 8 0 Holy Trinity Church, Hull J. R. Bromley, Vicar 81 z 0 Roman Catholic Chapel Abbe Fouchen to 0 0 Church Spruatici, near Hull 3 It 11 Mr. William Rains, at Wyton, Hull I r 0 Lenhath, Kent MerriCe Lloyd s 1 9 6 Diffenting Meeting, ditto 5 o 0 Tooling Church J.Strett, Efq. 12 s 6 Tooling Rifle Company of Volunteers, confuting of one Officer, one Serjoant, and 22 rank and file, by Lieutenant Wood - - 8 19 6 Weybridge, Surrey Dr. Houltain 24 It 0 Handtead Chapel James eteaeth 5 1 3 [To be continued.) ... THE PROPRIETORS of the LONDON IN STITUTION are reminded, that the Third and Left in ltalment on their Subfcription becomes due and payable at the honk of Mars. Robarts and Co. on the January next. SAM. WOODS. Secretary to the Committee. [PRICE SIX.PE - 1 4 1 ' 62. • r i 0-MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 26, will he performed the Comedy of SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. To which will be addrd tht Grand Melo-1 /tame, called THE SLEEPING BEAUTY. This reenirg—No performance. The New C.:meds of the School for Friends continuing to he rretive.i throu,;hnut with the higheft marks of approbation, will h r ;rated for the toth, sub, and lath times, on Friday, Satin.- es,v. le.d Monday next; with the ttth, 12th, and 13th nights of i.ew grand Melo Drama of tile Sleeping Bemry. SICK AblD 19!;ZIPIOED OFFICE, Arowislrer 4, dos. SURGEONS Of THE ROYAL. NAVY. THERE beint on the uni of Navy Surgeons, the names of many who have not ferret, fo as to become end. tied to Half-Pay, the Commilflorers for Sick and Wounded Per men do duchy give Notice, that units loth Perfons Stall ptefent themfelves for employment, or fatisfy the Board of their inability to do fo, before the expiration of the prefent year, their names will be omitted in the List for the year enfuing, on the fuppofithan sif their being dead, or baying quitted tke THEATRE ROYAL., COVENT-GARDEN. ' . I:O•MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER :6, will be acted the Tragedy of ROYAL• EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, December, dos. p E RSONS whore annual Premiums 1411 due on the 25th init. are hereby Informed, that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the ROYAL Er. en rin r and in PA LL•MALL, as well as by tiscir refpedive Agenti Ia the feveral Counties; and the parties affured are requefted to ap ply, for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th et January next, r *be nfital fifteen days allowed for payment, be- yond the date of each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL PENNING, jun. See. ALFONSO, KING OF CASTILt. After which the Dance of THE WILD ISLANDERS. After able!) will be prefented, a Loyal Mufical Impromptu, called NELSON'S GLORY. To conclude with A REPRESENTATION of the late TRIUMPHANT NAVAL ENGAGEMENT, fought on the alit Oduber, aSos. This Evening—No performance. la On Friday next, Mager Betty will perform the charader of Romeo; and on Saturday, Guflavus Vafa. On Monday next will be produced, for the Brit time, a New Grand Romantic Pantomime, called Harlequin's Magnet ; or, the Scandinavian Sorcerer. •.• Attendance Is given, daily, at the Paid Ofc a, for the Affuranec of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and Sbips in liar. bout, in Dock, or while Building, from Las or Damage by Pim; and alf• for the Affurance of, and granting Moulting in Liven. 11: B. Fire Polities will k firmed fret of expense b the Aiwa gofer, the "foxed nt Premium o.mitts to 6s. or !towards. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENITLIIIIIN, 'THE day fnr the Elation of a DIRECTOR, in the room of the late Mr. Paul Le Meat:tame, being fixed for the Bth January neat, I molt earneftly and refpeztfutly beg to (olicit the honour of your fuffrage on that day. The experi ence which I have had in your Maritime Service, and the very Battering rupport which I have hitherto received, eicourage me to look forward to the refult of the B hot with the molt (aniline ex rettatiun of fuccefa I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen. Your mutt obedientPmmble Servant, CAMPBELL MARJORIBANICS. 3t, Ikners.ftreet, London, Dee. 11, 1805. N. B. Captain Majoribanke Committee meet every day at the Xit.e. Head 'I avern, in the Poultry, at twelve o'clock, and will be happy to receive the Communication of his Friends. VVANTS a SITUA'T'ION as MESS MAN, a Married Man of good charade:, free from ineuntbranee, who has j uft left that fuuation in the gift Regiment, owing to their Mefs Utenfiti, &c. not going abroad. He has the hie** recommendation from the pia. Letters addreffed (pea paid) to J. B. at Mr. Park's, Mesa, No. a, Mary-la boune•lanc, Oxford-ttreet, London, will be at tenthil to. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a cattle Bond v. Dade, the Creditors of Henry Dadc, late of little Melton, in the County of Norfolk, farmer. denuded, are forthwith to come in and prove their debts before John Simeon, Eli. one of the Mallen of the fad Court, at his Chambers in Southampton Buildings, Chancery -hoe, 1.01- don, or iu default thereof they will be excluded the benefit of the f.iid Decree. This day was publiihed, price ed. or 11. Its. 6d. per hundred, BRITAIN's GLORY, or The Seaman' s T r iumph. xi Being the Gazette Accounts of the GLORIOUS vreTo• ki ES obtained over the Fleets of our Enemies, under the Com mands of Lords Howe, St. Viucett!, Duncan, and Nelfon, &e. is the late and prefent War. Printed by Collinfiwood, Oxford ; and fold by Risingtons. St. Paul's Church-yard; Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and the Bookfetler• at Oxford. PURSUANT to a Decree in the High Court of Chancery, made in a mute Cox v. Merry, the Creditors of John Mary, late of Packwood. in the County of Warwick, Gent. dereafed, are firthwith to come in and prove their debts before John Simeon, Efq. one of the Matters of the Paid Court, at bi. 4 Chambers in Southampton Buildings, Chancery lane, London, or in default thereof, they will be excluded the benefit of the Paid Decree. FASHIONABLE DANCING, IV MR. ALLEN. PRIVATELY taught to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have mace learnt that aecomplifhnient, or not In the improved modern flyle. at No. sg, %ward ftreet,Golderr. square, and No. so, Great Itnet, Goodman 's-fields. They are taught on !Amur earthly forined for thole to whom it is an objcet to acquire it expeditimay, privately, and in flit firft style of fafhion. Mr. Allan is affifted by Mr. Adams, who alfu teaches the Harp and Piano Forte. Foreigners, Officers, and country re- Went:, who may tifli to learn in a few days, may board and lodge privately in the hotifc. and reedveconftant inftruetion. Refire able Schools and Families near town regularly attended and in- Rruded in every elegant requifite of modern Dancing. FREEMAN'S HEIR AT LAW. IF the Heir at Law of ROBF.RT FREEMAN.Iate of Kin's Lynn, in the County Of Norfak, Efq. deceafcd, (be being at prefere unknown) will perfonally, or by his Agent duly authorized, apply to Mr. John Srneth am, Solicitor, in Eine:. Lynn aforefeid, and produce fatitradory tellimonials of limb relation sip, be will hear of fomething to his advantage. Lynn, tzth November, LIBERAL, EDUCATION. ABENEFICED CLERGYMAN, whois a regular GRADUATE uf the UNICERSITY of Oaroan,eornmencing the Education of his own two Sons, receives intohis Family, a SCLICT NUMBER of young Gentlemen of refpedtahle families. His Plan bas been the !Trutt of much ttudy and rededlion. The attainment of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE is its objeft Betides a due regard to CI,AS.• lIICAL Pus sums, an endeavour will he made to Clore the mind with general informs ion, to engraft upon it the principles of Uni verfal Science. "1 - he Pours SCHOLAR and the MAN of the Worm') is the united charadter, which the propufed kale of in- Brudth n is defigned to form. The lituation is univeifally known to be particularly healtlay..... The premiks are fpacious and elegant; the Durneic accommoda tions are of the firit ddcription. A printed copy of the Plan and Terms may be had gratis, on application by letter (polt paid) to Mr. GM!, No. 6, St. Alban l s.conrt, Wood area, Cheaphde, London ; or to Mr. Meyler, Grove, Bath. BEGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, 1806. SCHEME. 3 of 010,000 are ,C6a,coo 3 10,000 30.000 3 . 54 0 0 15,0:o 3 2,C03 ..... Coo° X I POO =MI 8,000 SO ••••• 3 00 30,000 5 0 100 '''' 5,000 110 50 .6,000 y,oco Firft•drawn Tickets ss lopco sOOO Tickets I. I SQiPOO FART OF Tilt A!OVI CAPITALS. Phil-drawn *lickct, zit Day, £ 'o,ooo Ditto -- 4th Day, 20,000 VIM 6th Day, 20,000 Ditto —. Bth Day, 5,000 1)11 IO - icth Day, 2,000 r j'ICKEI'S an.l SHARES are felling at every I.ICLINED LarrtßY OFFICE.—PRESENT PRICE: Tickilt . £l9 17 0 Hair 410 0 o I Fighth La ii 0 I::arter t 1 o Sistetoth i s 6 IP.° An early purchaic is arleilt il as the twit 5.000 Ticktts will be entitled to 123. tach, befides their chance tithe Capitals. SURE GAIN. THE firll sOOO Tickets drawn in he approach ing Grassi Lottery are e.titleci to zal. each, betides the Vital Chance for the CANT I'AL PRIZES. Thorc who purchAfe 140V1, and what Tickets arc &Awn early, cannot lore. Ticket, and shares are felling in great Variety at the old eita• lallthed Offices, 4, CORNHII.I.„ and 9. CHARING.CROSS, Where the fait 3a,0001. and the two Lilt ao,oool. Prizes ever dray t, were all Blared and fold by T. BISH. SECOND LOTTERY for 'Roc, begins Drawing the 34 of FtBIVAIIT. 1136. Cap!tal Prises fold. flared, and inificred. prior to t S 4, by J. BRANSCONIII and Co. 4 Pr 4141 of L. 30. 15 Prises of I.4.cer a - even 26 - zero 11 . 10.004 54 5 pc° Aod be aka, the Tlrft Lottery aut. the following Capitals were fold In tog sbares.asnr.li— Nes. 17417, entitled to La ma Nos. 9.2 t 9, added to L.20,0ce. 16.801 - 24100 11,643 •• , 10X0 1791/ - 2000 43 60 • sown 13.747 - 23,000 7,686 - 2enoo beSdes formal reher wool. soot. rod, &e. Ice. by the above J. BRANSCOMB and Co. Joint Contradters for the pftfent Lot tery, and Proprietors of the Lucky Offices, Nu. Ix, HOLBORN; 37,CORNHILL; and 3S, HAYMARKET. PICCADILLY; 'Where Tickets and Shares are now felling, in great variety of Nombers,and the Prizes lharcd by them paid on demand. Schemes gratis, and ail bufinefs relative toast Funds tranfatted with great care and punduality. N. II Pleafe to olderve, the taco Firft drawn Ti' 'Ads will he entitled to 221. each, betides the beneficial chanre of tvcry floating C-ipital In the Grand Scheme; therefore au early porch* Is par .eularly recommended. Chifwici Volunteer Infantry,per Capt. Griffith 15 o 0 Church, Harwell, Berks Gen. Knight 4 4 tO The two Forces Companies of the Morayfhire Bat talion of Volunteer Infantry, under Major Strachan - It 15 0 Preibyte rim Chapel, Wrexham, Denhighthi re W. Browne 5 It 3 Independent Chapel, ditto J. Lewis 3 4 4 Ayott, St. Lawrence, and Condi cote, Herta R. P. Godfrey 3 to 0 Loyal Falkirk Volunteer Infantry, under Major David Hay $5 12 6 Church, Coln St Aldwites,Glou• celterfhi re • 9 14 6 Ditto, Fairford J. Ridtardi a 8 7 0 Diffcnting Meeting, ditto - 6 14 0 Baptift Meeting, Bradford,Yorket. 7 0 0 Church, Southaire and Steelton well, Norfolk • 3 3 o ri!to, Becton, Norfolk . to 0 0 John Bell. Efq. • to to 0 Church, Watlington, Oxon • 50 0 0 Inhabitants of Newealtle, Stafford,. Clement Leigh 65 16 to Parifh of Wickhambreux, E.Kent Henry Plumptree 21 12 6 The Rev Mr. Moore, and a few Friends Of a Dif fencing Mecting-hnufe at Mengiffey 3 13 0 Para of Lelghtuu Buzzard, Bar. . by M. ffrs. Stone and Miller It 8 o Church, Hodnct, Salop R. Crockett so 8 tof Ditto, Stow, Gloucetteradre J. Hippifley 7 15 0 Difs, in Norfolk Wm. Manning - 49 0 0 Balt Hendred, Berks - to 8 0 Church, Botterfdale, Suffolk 9 7 0 The Widow's Mite, Great Yarmouth, per j. Prelton 5 o o Church, Brighton, Sofres J. ( a rr st 18 9 Ditto, Mitcham, Suffex 8 0 • Captain Sproule, R. N. and Brighton Sea Fenelbles to 0 0 Church, Darlington - to 0 o Ditto, Rowner J. Mansfield 7 0 0 ludepend. Chap. Plymouth Dock ). Jones 35 13 0 Diffenteri, Sit erborne, Dorfet 13 t 6 , . Parini of Ansford, Somerferthire 6 9 0 Para of Poinnington, ditto .. * to 0 Parifh of Kilmingtan, ditto 19 6 o Vtittninftcr, Dorfet E Cooper 8 t 8 o Church, Great Baddow, Ertl A. Longmoor o 6 • o Uffurd cum Baritou,Notthamlp. Dr. Jenkins Bto 6 . ... . . lloddington, ditto . - 4 5 6 Tixoyer, Rutland H. K. Bonney,jua. 51 a 6 Meeting•houfe,isarnitaple,Deron 1-1.. W. Gardener so 0 0 St Peter, Sudbury *7 a of MI Saints,cum Balliugdon, ditto to 0 0 Cavcrenarn, Oxon L. Aflow 27 0 0 Wiuthurpe. ncarNewark,2d rub. s 2 0 Ofpringe, Kent 5. Patton 2 1 4 0 Countefs of Huntingdon's Cha rd, Ba h - 15 18 0 J. C. ra Mite, for a Church where no *Colletlion was made l•kming,Devon Forton. Strtiordfhire -1 1 0 R. W. Muller rot 0 0 a..... Brien i t 4 0 - . Deal Chapel, Kent Church. Deal 8 18 o z 9 z 6 z Independent Meeting, ditto S 7 6 Sundry Subfcriptlons of the Inhabitants of Deal zoo 6s t Prt(byterian Chap. Stourbridge H. Jenkins et 6 o Tirchfield, near karcham,liants A. Radcliff 6z 4 10 Martiii, in Crawl, Yorkihire W. A. Wafncy It C 0 Bapi iP (laptl,Huraland, Fly. mouth W. H. Minch us 0 0 I.• igh, I•:fr x - Hodge is se o Wraxal, star Sao' J. Vaughan 7 3 0 Nirl,:c.t, di to • 4 8 0 Bourtoo, ditto - 6 t 8 o Church, Ply mpton Maurice John Arfcritt 11 12 o Village of Stock of Millbury. Elks, E. Min s 8 11 6 Village of RainfZen, Belk•houfe, Eft' •ii - 3 7 6 Church, Mildenball • 41 t a Tabernacle at Dundee • 7 7 0 Smith Church Edw. Bracken 14 1 t o St Mary'r Church, Lancafter I.lliomas flyi i 8 9 St John's Chapel, ditto J. Paul 33 S t Roman Catholic Chapel, ditto as 5 6 mail:tendert Chapel, ditto . so z 3 Diffenting Chapel, ditto - 4 0 0 lliffenting Meeting at St Hales's as o o Warms in Cumberland Mr Dodd a 6 t 6 0 Peri& of Oates - II ty 6 Parini of Scartington - 15 to 0 Pari‘ of 'fleorotoo - $ 0 • Parlez of Horton, Bueko—Half of the Collegian from the Town of Colithroolt, belonging to the laid Parifh W. latowne S 14 * Diffenting Chapel, Coventey J. Gerrard So s 8 Diffenting Chapel. FokasiU J. Inn 9 1 0 Sunday School Children at foleibill a as 4 ABSCONDED. ROBERT MORRIS, alias MYERS, by trade a LOOM and Dry-fand Moulder, was apprentice in the borough of Southwark, has worked in Scotland, Colebrook Dale, Sheila(' Park. and %minim Furnish'', and lately at the Iron Fonndery in Lcicelter —he is flout made, about t feet 6 inches high, bow legged, has fome blue (pecks in his face, (Impacd to be done by gun powder, dark hair, a little grey, (earthy zomplezion with red watery eyes, is about ss years of agc, and has been in the army. In confainence of his rimming away, his Wite has become charge. able to the Para of fickington, in De-byfiti , e. Whova will apprehend the fail Robert Morris, alias Myers, and lodge him in any of his Majefty's Goals, or give information to Mr. John Harrifon, Overfeer of the Pour of Eckington, where he may be found, (hall receive a reafunable Reward; or if tlie Lid Robert Morris will either return to his Wife, or inform the Over. feet of Eckiagton where he is, no proceedings win be commenced spina kim.—Eckinvon, December t 6, aos. A MODERN HOUSE TO LET, PAPER HANGINGS, Bee. 'MIDDLETON, Nn. 81, Sr. Martin'. Lane, who ILL for feveral years has made and fold COLOURS. both flue and heavy ; now Prints and fells Paper Hangings, from 3d a yard, upwards; whole care is to fell prime articles, and to chore who pay for them on delivery on terms molt realunable. Together with Colours in diltemper for Rooms, and Oil Colours for made and out dk ors painting, fo prepared as to be ufed by ar.y perfon of torn mon intelligmee.—Of the Papers a large affortment is always kept read• for putting up. N. B. The Houfe adjoining. No. So, fit for a fmall genteel fa mily, to be Let, and entered on at Om(thus. T ACKINGTON, ALLEN, and CO. refpedlfully inform the ➢ublic, tint Mr. CUMBERLAND'. ME MOIRS are now in a courfe of delivery. Betides the ample ac count which the Author gives of his Life and Writings, the Work l interfperfed throughout with Anecdotes and Characters of fevers! of the molt diltinguifhed Perfons of his time, with whom he has had intercourfe and connection. It is elegantly printed in the royal quarto flee, einbelliftied by disc Engravings ; the price two guineas in boards. A Sixth Edition of the much admired Sacred Poem, by the fame Author, entitled Calvary, or the Death of Cu env., elegautly printed in two pocket volumes, is alto jolt publilbed, price us. in boards Fintburyfquare. CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and their tormenting Itching initantly removed by WHI HEAD', ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, univerfally efteemed for its extraordinary Efficacy in Rhetunatifms, PalGes, Gouty Affec tions, and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain re medy has been unknown pr negieded, and the Chilblains have actually broke, WVITEHEAD's FAMILY CERATE will cafe She pain, and very fieedily heal them. ktelared and fold by R. Jourtsron, Apothecary, le, Greek flrect, Soho, London ; the Elfence and Pills at as. 9.1. each—the Cerate at is. till. Sold by every Medicine Venda in the United Kingdom.—%' The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the name of R. JOHNSTON infested on It. `CITY of LICHFIELD—TO BY. SOLD BY AUCTION, By J. FA RROR and SON, At the George !nn, on Monday the 3oth of December inftant, at Five o'Clock in the Afternoon, in the following Lots, or Inch others as hull be agreed upon at the time of (ale, and fubjed to Conditions to . ..)e then and there produced : Lor t. A Very Hsruiliume Spacious MESSUAGE, 16 - to complete Repair, &rate in Beacon-Itreet, late in the occupation of Mr. George Addams, deceafed, couldling or a Hali--Lining Room, 24 feet by a S feet; Drawing Room, 24 feet 6 inches by t 8 feet 6 inches; excellent Kitchen, Servants' Hall, and Butler's Pantry on the ground Boor; Breakfaft Room, 20 feet by IS feet, and foitable Chambers on the fecond Boor, and ix Attics; a large Garden, Orchard, Het-houfe 37 feet by t 6 feet 6 inches, Green-haute, Coach-hook, and ether Oakes attached, and two Pieces of land adjoining, viz: A. R. P. Meadow Piece, containing 2 0 Finch Croft s 2 0 Lot 11. A Piece of rich Pafturt Land, called Upper/ Maudlin's Well 4 0 0 Ditto Meadow Land, called Lower Mausllin'sWell a o Lot 111 A Six Stalled Stable, a Two Steil ditto, Cooper's Shop, and Garden, in Skew lane. The whole of tbePrentifes areLeafehold, except the Green-hoofs and Orchard, comprifed in tAte Ara Lot, which are Freehold of Itilwritanee. Printed particulars may Its had on applisolas to Mr. GIQ r &maw', Ifiskradd. This day was publilhed. price 2s. dd. handfomely printed in Om LORD NELSON'; FUNERAL SERMON ; preached in Norfolk near the Birth-place of this Great Mau, with a particular vim to his molt delta I.ife and Glorious Mai. By the Rev. GEO. COOKE, M. A. Fellow of St. John's Colltic,,Cambridge. The profits of this Sermon arc intended to be pre-fenced to vards lonic public memorial of Lord Ncifon, in Norwich, or Nortolk. Sol by C. Cbapple, No. 66, Pall Mall, and No. 31, Southanap- ' ton row, Ruffsi-fquare ; T. Oftell, No. 4, Avc.Maria-lanci and J. Afperne, No. 32, Cornhin. This day was poblithed,rice as 6d. THE SCHOOL FOR FRIENDS ; a Comedy. in five Mt., as performed with diftinguilhed fume. at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane Written by Miti CHAMBERS, Author of " He Deceives Himfelf," a Domellic Tale. Printed fur Barkgr and Son, Dramatic Repatory, Great Ruff• , tre..t, Covent Garden. Where may be had, 1 he Sec. in The Siseping Beauty—Youth, Lave, and Folly-I+l,ll'er of the Atps—Thirty-thoufand, or Who's the Richeft I—Valentine and Orfou—Of Age To-morrow•Heto of the North, &c. bcc. TO THE ARMY-NEW MILITARY DICTIONARY. Dedicated,by permilkon, to his Royal Highnefs the Commaidee in Chief. This day was publifited, In one large voL demy Svo. price one guinea In bawds. A NEW and ENLARGED MILITARY DIG TIONARY of Technical Terms ; containing a fuecind so. count of the different fyitems of Fortification, Teaks, &e.andtbe various French phrifes and w-rds that have an immediate or rein; wive connettion with the Britt& fervice, as may tend to give geom. nal information on Military Subjeels in either language. The Is. cond Edition, with confiderable aPerations, and the addition of =Son new articles. By CHARLES JAMES, Efq. Author of the Regimental Com panion, Compredunfive View. Ice. and Peons, dedicated, by permatlion, to hi, Royal Highoefs the Prince of Wales. Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, WhimbalL Where may be had, a Military Catalogue of that molt cßeemed Works on Pale at the lowelt prices. This day was publidscd, Price 32. leered, 3i. 6d. bound; or, with the Coach and Carrier's Guide, 4s. fewed, 42. 6d. bawd, THE POST•OFFICE Annual DIRECTORY. for the Year xSc6—being a hit of upwards of ',faro princi pal Merchant% Traders of Eminence, &e. in din cities of Lood.aa and Weftmiuiler, the Borough of Southwark, nod parts adjacent. Litt of the Bankers in LondonLitt Catinepagnisam with the Bankers they draw on in London—Lift dPalls jkairies—uft .f the London Newfpapers, with the Places aadDitys Pilaw tion—Lifts of Army and Navy Agents, Dirtaiis airOmiliday Foreign Miuißers, &c. &c.—General information poft Office, including the laR rates of pottage, regdadeyti/es Two-penny PoR Mee, Ike. &e. By B. rcHETr.—The 7th Editor. • • London : Printed by T. Maiden for the Propricor, andilbld by V. J. and J. Richarcifun, and J. Afperne, Cornhill ; View and Hood, Poultry ; J. Walker, and H. D. 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