Star. — London, England, 1808-11-04 00:00:00

i. •• • • ": i~, , .,, : 'l. a.) • • wt • tie: . 4 • I. . C".; 1610 n 67545 Flt V, Nb Balibit 4, 1808. i~ (PIOCE•SI_X-PFNc.v. • • . OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, October 44,.1909. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS M. 4” This day was published, In One Vol. 12mo. price 6s. 611, In boards, the 2d Edition of MEW OBSERVATIONS on the NATURAL HISTORY of BEES. By FRANCIS I IUEER. ' Translated from the Original. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster -Ow, Leaden ; and Jobe Anderson, JFAinburgh. PORTSBA ISLAND IVAM-WORKS. litsthest THE fatsvotosivr OT AN ACT OT rwahaetiaaar , GA AN IID SOIL Tin roams t. , T a Meeting of the-Board of Management held at the Company's Ciffice,,St. eyeargc'sativire, huts* Ma Wednesday, the With of October, 1808, It appearing that the Capital of this Contpany is completed, • Resolved, therefore, that the Subscription be now closed. • • Resolved, that the Engineer, Mr. B. R.DODD, b &retie to take Measures fur the immediate Conimencement of the Works, in order that no time tztay.be lost in supplying the inbabitattss with Water for Domestic uses, for watering and cleansing. the Roads and Streets, for supplying the Shipping, and extinguhlits Fires. .By order of the Board. J. TAYLOR, Secretary.' By the Act of Parliament above alluded to, the following poy.tels are granted :—" That it shall and may be lawful for Too t.s s Sissrm, Esquire, Lord of the Maaor of Farlingran, his Heirs Sand Assigns, at his and their owe proper costs and charges tok,anegy Water .by Pipes in the neatest and most convenient.gutym aad k through the said to*n of Poinsmouth, afid througifilk /(4,11 zif the King's most axecellent M eery, bird sin, 'sod Awrchrl, I mid also through the Ditch** ehti the Ports of 'fown; and also to dig, cut, and Lay such Plpm throtigts i %FP.kifie;ir Estates of anynther Person or Persons, Boiler Polititarßogst• ratc whatsoever—And shall and may, from time to time" hAr e full liberty, power, and authority, withou inoleititiOn •Or turbance by 111. or their Servants and Woslunew, Olaf *eche' from the Main Pipes as aforesaid, in.or through any of thaScreets, Passages, Common Grounds, or Piacis In and wont the 4ild Town and parts adjacent; Uzi alsortm.itrect Water-hOMI servoirs t. Fountains, and Stapsacgs, *such places, as to tern shall seem most convenient, Tdr ilie• better supplying the ftitralii tants thereof. —And for the.paripmee afotesald to break up the Pavements in any of the Straus, Common Grouada.or Planes in and about the said Town and paws adjacent." JEST?", ORDNANCE, do kerehy give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,' on or before Monday, the 14th day of November next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of HOSIERY ARTICLES ior service of this Department for a period of Three Years, commencing from the Ist January next. Patterns of the Articles may be seen upon application at the principal Storekeeper's 01Ece in the Tower, when; further parti culars, together with the terms and conditions of the Contract, may be known, and also at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten end four o'clock, where also thc Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and we dorsed " Proposals for. Hosiery Articles," but no Proposal cab be admitted after the said 14th day of November, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender .be noticed, unless the party making it, or an spat in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, ; 4 R. r a r r : Cllktilr, Persist* STEWART'S NEW POEM. This day was publiitheS, In one Volume foolscap Oro. price 7s. in extra boards, THE RESURRECTION: a Poem. By JOHN STEWART, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-roW. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, Pitlabiate. or Love. One Volume, l2mo. price Gs. in boarda. • . 'This day was published, A new Edition, in Two Volumes Octavo, with copious Additions, and illisstrations in the form of Notes, price 14s. in boards, "MEMOIRS of the LIFE cif DAVID GAR RICK, ivx Esq. interspersed with Characters and Anecdotes of the Tippiericai dettetXperizies, the whole forming a History of the Stage, which includes a period of thirty-six years. By THOMAS DAVIES. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, and Orme, Paternester-row. • VICTUALLING OFNCE, Newetekr 3, Not THE COMMISS,ION.ERS, for VICTUALLING HIS MiCIESTre Nitry de he,* give Notice, That on Friday the 25th instant, they will be ready to receive tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for Two Hundred Tons of ROSE CORK (seconds) BUTTER or BRITISIA BUTTER of equal goodness, and for Three Hundrrd and Fifty Tons of CHESHIRE, IaERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, or OLOU- In the press, and speedily will be published, (Dedicated,by permission, to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.) Elegantly printed on post Quarto, embellished with three Engravings from original Pictures of the Earl of Surrey, the fair Geraldine, and Sir Thomas Wyatt, 1 'HE POEMS of HENRY HOWARD, EARL 1 of SURRbX ; with those of Sir THOMAS WYAIT, and the Songs and Sonnets of Uncertain Authors. With a Preface, Notes, and Illustrations. CIMERSHIRE CHEESE or CHEESE of equal goodness; to be delivered one half thereof in one month, and the remainder in one month afterwards, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at the Ports, and in the proportions undermentioned, viz Butter. By GEORGE FREDERICK NOI7, D. D. Sub•Precepter and Chaplain to her Royal Highness, Princess Charlotte, of Wales. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Patergostcr row ; J. White, Heet-street ; and E. Jeffery, Pall-Mall. •• • A few Copies are printed on large paper. PORTSEA ISLAND W.ATT►A WORKS. THEATV!..ROIAL, 'AWRY-LANE. trp-MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, *r Majesties Servants will act a Play, called . THE STRANGER. The Stranger, Mr. ELLISTON, Count Wintersen, Mr. PUTNA)I ; • grime Stainfoo, Mr. HOLPAND ; lietif, Mr. MATHEWS ; Francis. Mr. PALMER; Mrs. Haller, Mrs. MUDIE, Prom the Theatre-Royal, Windsor, (MOO second appearance on this Stage.) Qoliwtess Wnstersen, Miss BOYCE ; After which the revived Grand Romance of BLUE BEARD; Or, FEMALE CURIOSITY. With Heir Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations.. • Aboarlique, (Blue Beard), Mr..RAYMOND I .Ibishiln, Mr. MATHEWS; Selina, Mr. I. Walt I. . Shasabac, Mr. BANNISTER ; fiAia4p, Mr. SCRIVEN; Mustapha, Mr. WEBB. Fatima, Mr.. MOUNTAIN ; inane, Ivies LIODOS • Bola, -Mrs. BLAND. The 3randßomance of Blue Beard, will be reigned On Mo* day, aid Wednesday, after which it will'be laid aside • lefirilt . tieePlatatkaakiar tba" N•r Prima. On Monday, The Seldier'sDarighter• •. On Tuesday, the Haunted Tower; with the mayor or Cartat On Aftedsediy, Jae &A rib t a r l47o aeverlidgie gr ld, a li• D _rara t is Three Actig, 7f St. Q•aintin, or the S,pealsla.Pacriap, , tekb uvw oak *does. sad doceratiama.. • •• ". f •• • • N OTICE is hereby given, that the Compapy of Proprietors of the Porr,sea Island Water Works, now in Possession of an Act of Parliament for supplying the town of Portsmouth and parts adjacent with water, having resotved to lin medfately carry the said Act into execution ' Manufacturers Mid others willing to contract for Iron, Elm, and Pt pipes, of from three to nine inches bore, at per yard, to be delivered at Ports mouth, in the county of Southatnpton, may see the spicification thereof at the office of Mr. B. R. Dodd, Engineer, No. 6, Saint Michael's Alley, Cornhill, between the hours of tWelve aud three o'clock, where sealed tenders for contracts will be received outil the iiith,of.November neat. By order of the Beard of Managers. London, Oct. to, 1808. JOHN TAYLOR, SecretaryL Cheese. DEPTFORD • SO - 100 Tons. PORTSMOUTH SO - 100 PLYMOUTH 150 This day was published, In Two Volumes Octavo, illustrated with twenty Portraits, price 11. 12s. in boards, the Second Edition, corrected and enlarged, of MEMOIRS of HORATIO • LORD WAL POLE, selected from his Correspondence and Pip,ers, and connected with the Hrsroay of the Tim s from 1678 to 17 57. By WILLIAM COXE, M. A. F. R. S. P. A. S. • Archdeacon of Wells, and Rector of Benterton. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees ,and Orme, Paterno t2r-roVr. too 850 And to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tinder in which the price shall not be imertedin words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board &Pre One *Thu& •m the said Friday the 25th instant, nor m ime the . Fersoa who males the Tender, or soase Person In his behalf, &Beads to earner when called fb►. . . . Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, Memoirs of the Life and Administration of Sir Robert Wal pole, Earl of Oxford, with original Correspondence and authentic Papers never before published. In 3 vols. Ito. with a Portrait of Sir Robert Walpole, price 3L ISs. in boards. *„.' Also an Edition in 3 vols. price IL 4s. in boards. WAND OF CARRIACOU: ONE OF THE GRENADINE ISLANDS. TO BI SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ACOTTON PLANTATION in a high statcof cultivation, called L'ANCE LA ROCHE, containing 1166 Acres of Laud, or thereabouts, 'situate in the Island of Carriacou, witk the Dwelling house, Cotton-bonsv;Cow. house, Workshops, and other Buildings; and the Utensils and other eißcts Oiled with or belonging to the said Plantation. And also 126 Slaves, Men, Women, and Children. Particulars of the Plantation, &c. and terms - of sale, to 'be bad of Messrs. Wadeson, Bartow and Grosvernor, SoListitnirs, is Austin Friars, who are authorise d to treat for sale of the.propery. IT AUTHORITY. CONVENTION OF CINTRA. This day was published, . Price only 2s. a very interesting Pamphlet, entitled, 'THE CONVENTION LAID at the RIGHT DOOR ; in which the late mysterious affair of the Con vention is t ully elucidated. By an OFFICER. Printed for Geo. Hughes, 212, Tottenhan This day was published, The Fifth Edition, considerably enlarged and improved, price 10s. 6d. in boards, THE MEDICAL GUIDE, for the Use of Fami lies, being a practical Treatise oa the Symptoms, Causes, Distinction, Prevention, and Cure of Diseases; on the manage ment of Children ; and such cases of emergency, (as POIIOSIS, Suf focation, &c.) which require immediate assistance, &c. By RICHARD REECE, M.D. Member of the Royal Coflege of Surgeons. This Work comprises every information thst is likely to prove useful to families residing in the coentry. It comprehends the Weis and most important Discoveries relative to the Prevendnu and Cure of Hereditary Diseases, Etc free from technical terms, and interspersed with cautions. " It is of importance that every manshould beentitled to know something of the laws of life, the nature of disease, and the most rational modes of cure ; for this purpose Dr. Reece's Book is better adapted than any with which we are acquainted. It is more judicious than the Domestic Medicine of Buchan, which we have no doubt it will entirely enperselle."—Crit. Rev. April, 1807. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. szd Neely, and JO - Ites, ; Lately published. JkITSTKITT.S in thou LIFE • or, an Autumn at Che is TbaboTobauss prima 15abos:eda. ESSEX.—Asteitip On Monday, the 7th day of November, 1808, at matte Adcock at noon, at the ResLigimei hem, imitadwinser. in Sri/ imors, HITND R ED and FORTY-FOUR TREES x of ASH and ELM TIMBER, containing 6400 Feet, now lying on several Farms in Ashn, Radwinter, and 'Malted, in the County of Essex. And on the following day, at the Saracen's Head Inn, in Great Dunmuw, to 39 Lets, Two Hundred and Forty-two Trees of Ash and Elm Timber, containing 7300 feet, now lying on other Farms in Little Canfield, Broxted, and 'liken in the County of Essex. For further Particulars and for Conditions of Sale, apply to Mr. Wade, of Duninow, Essex ; Messrs. Barber and brow * ne, Solicitors, Fetter-Lane, LoCalon; Messrs. Exley and Stocker, So licitors, Ftwnival's inn, London • Mr. Vinicombe, Eiston I.odge ; or (the Auctioneer ), Mr. John Earnird; "Malted Parsonage, Essex. , 13).GOVERNOSES OF ACHOQI.S. ARGYMAN, who has a Oalightei ahout X warty Years old, wishes to place her as a Tcaaer In a ..nosishieSchool. Them:slog Lady s tspable of assisting isa ,Ismits4 Erench, Geography, and other parts of female education. Iliepad will be but a secondary consideration. 'me respec • Miff f tha school, sad liberality of treatment, are the thief - . This day was published, The Fourth Edition, revised and enlarged, price Bs. in boards, APRACTICAL. ENQUIRY into DISOR DERED RESPIRATION, distinguishing the CAUSES et ASTHMA, to which are now subjoined various Practical Observations on the Treatment. ley ROBERT BREF., M. D. Fellow of the Royal,College of Physicians. Printed for RtenAPn PHIL urs, Bridge-etreet, Blackfrians; and to be had of au Booluellera. Of wheal snarke hid, Inert lints of the LONDON Pa/m -iles of Strapaar, by Samuel Cooper, Fellow of the Royal Col lege of Sursarons,l2ondon, &c. &e. price 121. in boards. dcPre *cos t . Leters, poitza i l o s i c t laressed to A. E. at Mr. Fyffe's, Grocer, it s. 91, Lela% .atseea, Loodoit, arid be forwarded to the . , • :A_ : This day was published, In Two Volumes Bvo. with a Map of the Country, Price 11. Is. boards, TRAVELS in SOUTH AMERICA, during the years 1801, 1802, 1803, and 1804 ; containing a descrip tion of the CAPTAIN-GRNERALSIIIP of CARACCAS, and an ac count of the Discovery, Conquest, Topography, Legislature, Commerce, Finance and Natural Productions of the Country ; with a view c if the Manners and Customs of the Spaniards and the Native Indians. By F. DEPONS, Late Agent to the French Government at Omens,. l o • Translated from the French. •Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. . _ ... TN the PROTESTANT DISSENTERS' GRAM & itut SCHOOL, war Lotion, h Wanted a. SECOND CLAS4CAL MASITIL It is requisite that he has made the lads and Creek Languages his partscular Study, and that he he nantomed sad attached to the pin ,of 7:aching which s astgd pass is the great Public Schools. The moral character, personal piety, illd habits of conforrnigy Witt ilaCipll36, in any candidate, nuast be. nnozcoptionable. Apple:4m anot be made by letter, post paid, so Mr. Joseph .. • TO SCHOOL. MASITILS. TEE fiehooLidasters tkoughout• Great Britain are reil"4:4 informed, that theIfLEY to JOYCE'S PRAC- I 4TICAL ARM:maic was this day published, and may be lad if bosioeborkpope ligtf-a-Crown,•bound.--Besides con- , IsinitigAnswyrs acgl Worts to ail the Questions, aisay of theft, ,ircirted afirr*t,lt histfains Questions for the Exercise of 1114°•ri, sad sAilitiinnt mob! Arithmetic fonProricietits. omt Arithmetic, to which the above work Is p icy, Is among t eaQbers as the only System adaptld -la ethic's likewise-all the Tables of Weights — 4PRierstited; ARA may Ires4o44BripellerFs inee„pice 35.61 . bound. 41911. " It is with the greatest satisfaction that we congratulate our readers on the appearance of the Volumes before us, in which chq will.find very ample details. on the natural resources and pro ductions, accompanied by much information on the internal state and government of the Spanish Colonies in America." Edinburgh Rev. July, 1,806. 64 id his subject, Mr. D. is peetalarty fortunate, from t►e jea lousy of the Spanish Lima, interdicting the, ntercourse of foreign Nations, Sec. The work before us, though it were much less intrinically excellent, would Rams at }east the attraction of novelty. At the present moment also when the public mind is much excited and aninutsedby the xast prospects which the pro jecied establishment of an independent sovereignty in South America, displays before it, whatever relates to that Idglly fa voured continent, will be read with peculiar interest." Meet. Rev. Jan. 1808. • This day was published, firearm IV:of THE ANTIQUARIAN and TOPOGRA.PHI. I cAL.CABINET: containing fifilt , Plates. Price 154. 'This Work is published. re :lady in Monthly Numbers, and Already comprises _299 Plates of the most Interesting object, fi :curioSity in-Great MO. er Nowise OC'XVi•w/11 be published/In thelit of December neat,. andevaleoatain Nine Plates. Pride Ss. 6d. The former Numbers of Vol. I. 11. ill. and IV. may be had together or separate, of any of the Bookseller*: Town or Conn try.—A few copies are printed on large party at 44. each Nuna- Iser, of sC:i 4s. each Vebone. publialt c d, byQlosita b kiew Bead-street; acitlAberwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row, London, Bl' DR. FOR. THE lIINITED,KINGDOM, wick . tiiiak~, Tills day was published, very lqge er i telosely.prieted volume, ,With WatUris' s osraphical Dictionary) accorepan..._ rate Maps 'of. every' emi r ,' in F.n&land, and .by various of Wales, &edged, wed Ireland, peieellie.llotOpietela how& ; coloured, TOROQRAP,OICAL tiletiONAgY OF • ..kkiE:VNAT4ID ISWOBOM, Compiled Lrom PARLIA.; iIOVF.RNM E.NTAL, and ahoy AUTHENTIC -- "MANTS and ATOPHORITIES, (each of 'to the .reepective mde-Us, or pardodarly de- Ace), vankoatabling LSJOA,L, ECCLESIA O.I " TOPOGRAPHICAL, ANTI ,MMEttCIAL, AGRICULTURAL,and STA 70UNTS‘ef every QUARTS, Huai asap, Ca? Y - - rursout,..P.oasot, Toyota's, HaaeLsr,. ;a+, Co4ea, .11doutvrozn,• HAY, HAS :AN'S SEAT, and other remarkable object /, WALES, S'COTLAND, IRELAND, ands dependant en the &Wei Laapire. PL - P. CAPtilltpraF.;: sPrifY to .191400 ttiNe•Jl us the be u.teful, hecruseit he: euk to 'er sons to vrhom itlebtoldbalt by Utdiepea ;iy'Reference. ti h 4rposolits libilato to Oak "" al Pre other Work of the moo *WI s that the Author wes the employed condenilortad wafts pub- It itteeslf, of 40Pyrdodoll. 41 08 COWS& of Great sod *twist- isiseortiog tits eliricak.Ritalad the frocube dilfereist Clerks of tbeThqme. He been able to 'render it an Authority on most of 4. t re=rhich be treats. • Printed forltmewita Putw as, Nailclkl/10111ktet,,Block -I,lah, and to be Not of ate Booksellers brecoil4llll.otoid 'n boards, and in various biadine I .;.,p7t;ii This do.) , was published, price five shillings boundosith plates, A*CIRCLE of the ARTS and SCIEWES, for the USE of SCHOOLS and YOUNG PERSONS ‘, containing a clear, yet brief, explanation of the principles ant objects of the most important branches of Human Knowledge. By WILLIAM MAVOR, LL.D. ' Rector of Stonesfield, Vicar of Hurley, Chaplain to the Ear! of Dtunfries..scc. An idea of the value and importance of this work, wilt be best' formed from an eoutuention Of its contents: viz. . .Agriculture Globes, use of, Music , Algebra Grammar Mythology Architecture History Optics • Arithmetic Hydraulics Penmanship Astronomy .Hydrostatics ' Physiology .' Botanyy Laws and Cons& Pneumatics Cb soden of England Politics Chronology Logic Rhetoric Drawing, Ste. all 4gnetissn Theology Electricity Mechanics 'bade and Commerce Ethics Mensuration Trlgoriceseery . Palvanton Military Art Zoology ' Geography Mineralogy lialtrd for Iticmato Pitu.sars, No. 6, Bridge-street. Black.- Mars, and to be had of Wilson, York ; Mozley, Gainsborough I Betr;;Eilnbargh.; Keene, Dnttin ; and all other Booksellers. .1 Of whom may be bat the following works bythe same Author ; I. The Btirtso Ntros. Seventh liditioa, Ss. 2. Uoistas.ts His-roar of all Nations, from the Creation t to the peace of Amain in 1802, in il5 Volumes, price ss. per Vo. luau on 4rlfe Bitersaad , e 4 .,,,,5 , . °n lin,al i rr er. c . S. The EI.*KINTS Of AmeLTORAL 1 TORY, •-.11. 4. A Sstrtsc of Suott.2.4W4,lsigbfis Vitio: a, gs.ild, • S. A FATIL2R'S GIFT to his ettiLDRCN. Third Edition, Is." 6. An Astincattiir *floe Ln. , ns oisitut.ttnist, si; : :•1 7. The ENGUSII Srettrtc-Boor. Sixtieth Edition, la. i * lli S. e Blirisit ToolisTs ; &tie& stout accent! nt Pm fr ii. . eigthat t iat the leyaralparis at ibis einpitr•isa biz Vehthitl i . 111.6 d. 1. C4 11 ig 1 0& VIM/fiat tbiPifte $OOO4 l / 4 4 01.., • • . . . _ • , .- , • • - . * • • itf.cion t • '.. 1 - .1? •- . . - - .... .:', •-••:st :no :..e .r., - .1 • - '"' 41 .41 ~. _ ~-: "' P"" : „' ' ~•._, •. -; ~?* • ' •._•• , _- moo-.4._ff.'tiv....4.!. - . • " ~&•1 7 4- 10% - ...., /.:•. •. i ir . . :-.'" ' 4. -,, - -7 ~ ..:, ~ . ' ~,. '7 . ,'. • ;1 - •7: • ‘" ,ior . , 4a . _.___. ~.. . •fr A !-: rr , , '` I ..K.4 •,. , . 1 .... . ;.. ..- - . -- • t 1-- , s . . ... • --- I_4 _ epr • • , , • • t. 4 - - ' -. il" C .. • Ct - - ~,, •b • ' k' . 1 ..1 * . . _ .:: 2 104 ,„ iiik A p r , _ ..., , " . k z N • •, A .... .s f .:: :. -.^ , , .... ' ''• ,itit . 1 . • ....„.1-,,,, , , c . .." -, 1 .. . ' .a: -........../ • ' -:k• ' . ~48:.• . ; .) . . . . . . • ____ Y i r . 1( i f I ir : • .• r• . •*; .. ' . i 1 .1 I: ,11 ! ,l 1! , l• l !, I 1 : • , ' i ! -, • . i ! . t 1 '' 1 1 1 i 1 .r, _ ...Li _ ___. • i After which will be Sold, the beautiful Coppery *--- ted Rhetoric Wan — edam llseology_ _ Salome,- LA LOUISE--Dlatartsio P 4 a : Length on Deck - \ 4 t I. ( k, FOB: SALE By PUBLIC ,FACTT , OF, . . . At the London lan, Foxhole-arset, Plyampals on Tspadetche Bth day of November next, sad at TVieTee precisely, • THE very 'superior French Corvettelket LA ritAldrist re Ste N - Length at Dec& - 129 EL 9 la. • Height beewees Desks S • • Eatreme Breadth -• L 7 7 • Breadth bekiw - SI Depth in the Hold • - 17 Athueasures - 5207 23-94 Teas. This Skip was captured in a calm by his Majesty's Ship Inde fatigable, John Tomlin Redd, Esq. Commander. In the Diane, the properties of fast sailing and great stowage are combined. eke has be considered as one 4 o f the fastest sadtsrs oar of Boundeaux, and ,was destined (after delivering her cargo at the Isle of France) tO truize in the Indian Seas: she is newly coppered, and is in ail respects a mostdegrahle ship. Het in - ventery is east abisedant, being anted with reference to the objtct her Owners had in view, and the whole of her stores are in the best possible condition. In dismantling this ship, which has been done with the utmost care, every rope has been tallied, which will greatly facilitate her equipmru, and she will be sofa free of duty to the Purchaser. Aug then will be Sold the wholes of her Provisions, and for Home Consumption : About 10 Tons of New Cordage 8 Ditto of Tarred Tarn 200 Bolts of French Sail Cloth No. 1, to No. $ 60 Hogsheads and Barrels Tar 20 Ditto Pitch and Rosier Being part of the Diane's Cargo. Also, the French Copper-bottomed Brig L'ADELLE DISISNSIONs: I.ength on Deck - .78 Ft. 9 in. Depth - 9 9 Extreme Breadth - 20 Admeasures - 163 Tons This Vessel is coppered, sails remarkably fast, and was captured by his Majesty's Ship Indefatigable, John Treauayne Rudd, E.g. Commander, on her voyage to Guadaloupe. The Addle is nearly new, and most abundantly found in stores, and would snake a beautiful Packet. Meer which will be Sold, the beautiful Copper-bottenaed -6aliesser LA LOUlSE—aliments° P 4 a : Length on Deck 93 Ft. Si In. Depth of Hold - 9 Breadth above - 22 6 Adineasures - 205 18-94 Tons. This Vessel is also Copper-fastened, and was captured In a calm by the Boats of his Majesty's Sloop of War Swallow, Ales ander Milner, Esq. Commander. For an object wlnve extraordinary dispatch is required, no ves sel is better adapted, and her cargo, consisdng of Coffee, Cocoa, end Sugar, has just been landed in the best possible condition. Attervrards will be Sold, the French Schooner LE GRANDE DECIDE, one hoodredand two Tons i 7 rench Tonnage. This Is a very beautiful Vessel Coppered and CapperAsened, am more than one year old, sails remarkably fast s sad is well hum. is stores, was captured bpi. Majesty's gun-hrig 40460 B. Batt, ksg. Cammooder; having a cargo of Coffee and Cocoa on board, on her piaage tract Et. Domingo to Bonn:Ur-4m For Inventories, view, antlinkrtuaticti, apply soften agitator* the Side,' to Was. Praetor Smith, lieg. Goeses•iirsit, ant ; sr to Jamas Slade, is kW:nova. 1 . •Piymettas, Oessieff.4b 4f 4 .• • • ' 101:4. .:4114/' phi ~, ~~~' TOLSlag $: ..- 1 ------ :"! " -7 7 ---- 7 -7- 7 --'- 1 .- and Lli a LEIKEN, and VAMILIES An theCo 'MI WHO WISH ibr a DANCE Inltbe InIKEIE L i liP - 114 4 WITHOUr .BEikia,* tha EXPENCE of HIKIN oAND. TO ItiOth,l CAPITAL TONED 0 OA 4, three Barrels sir Btoia, wOram and Triangle ; -Par 4 14 last fashionable 'I awea;Lakands between frit Mast ilet ll* end has been. mak Ala Pita" la " tha ; cost t;74 7 dew fe ' llll , t le ;old , for thiriToocao; awl s pay be seen nt 'l t O. 5 Ltites , erilice r ter ' -tquare, from t tlock onio, A raking ease 'Catt be male'feakill o We doile. . one subsea/and _ _ , x. K, of be :tail an?, :MC hid' ri '' '--- ' ""—.---' WAR 3 : i ii: ''' wit bee gtanearanila• half. •; . •'. : : ' ! - riTARY; (30 . 1 . MODERN ..IitOCUMEN ali moNE Y. . . - ,; :- oda& are-mmested *o the So. TIN Years purchase will be given for Annuitits '5 111 ) 611 . , in G ' x i ll o ll e g i r c DI- ,aro!seemzeic is: pleasure) secured on any description Man. , 1, tyieRIAN, CD Pity op; iahrex !'''' fabded cropkty, in Which the grantors have an absolute! a. ,. ,_....._ and In proponic.a whoa they have only Life Estate, lik- . .2„„tHfrolleggiffAl:lFlALC•Ktrjell iris Z . ' i l i - kfarriage SeNements,• &e.--.Tise fonds a the Ati v __,..** : Trriassa, 114,114'4All"" 31111 1 71, 110 1 1 11 . i. Ss dim ?be most extensive arrangeinesiumior- „ mos A u , •A. . . Gzrz,zsti . titz 7r er , ot ri , sk• of eapoasire.—Apply perecuxillY front ofilEirn- • • or } „..,_s.. re 'i n Ylifsal.2o4 .. D , imPt •-! of waters to Mr. Aarton, No. 10, kocinlstnr.plabe, •. . and the vsa Wits smolt [star. a 4 ...............1 . __P1a1t ... . _., •,..... • .tt!tor!t --- ' • ' rlr t 71) SE LET, for a 'Tenn not exOseding Twenty-tape years, '" 14 ,...u 11 "d l i r of i n vr w o le o tt , • LL that eligible FARM, Galled BE ES- .4'33.7';',7- a 4. Climii ' Cif ter • Wilt situate and lying at Peak /AL new sooi,..._ng ' in : ' aiblenr a glan " t4 b°4147 ty f Lincoln, .consiseing,of a subetantial brick tdorrl-• . vo eetablisb 4sessoilisi r Es. °l4rt wish 1 net cc'etalifs GPmarYs Bar% Stables Sic•• alad ferencc, over every otbes __.- gs, in twelv e Inc urea ) £ O4.A, 2R 17P. 6 fty-At l e * ... *my tofrivition that A% ' 144 1 are Arable, and the rest. Meadow or Pasturciall# ' -(' •rArnetit'in Conde[ .7 , "cm • , e is the highest state of cultivation. . tt . . •i „ .by POlatnebtoal 1 S • without this Farm niay be had all diat . , • Britain, Cid likewise . ill 1 .........._,. Cerrbett Common, containing 61A. !E. 10. •. • oral* Lbtsitiitt ( Pig ...-- to be tak en at ladc a •b'• y-day next (old style) • - ~ o r coni o get A kty beta ah !Nor, • blghest tender. by loner, addutvwd to SIC 8 • - ;he Topics onahick he U '- ed forT .de, entertain!, will lse-pireferred, -And replier Pyint ten/oils'. • ,_ , beksanit by applying btint or• Mr. Mitts, an to be had of a • "el Spalding. ' ; ' Lutd, in boards, and in vi . e..= -- --;- - " --- gilt THE EENEFIT OF THE FAMILIES OF THOSE WHO lINFOANINATELY SUPtERED BY THE LATE FIRE IN COVENT-GARDEN. THE KING'S THEATRE, HAYMARKE r. .11MS PRESENT EVENING', NOVEMBER I, I. their Majesties Servants.will perfbrm a Tragedy, called THE MOURNING BRIDE.. 1 mou e, King of Granada, Mr. MURRAY ; C , K, Mr. C HA, PM All ; Garcia, Mr. BRUNTON ; , Mi. DAVENPORT; Alonzo, Mr. THOMPSON ; Osmyn, Mr. KEMBLE ; Hell, Mr. CR.ESWELL ; Seiko, Mr CLAREMONT ; moils, Primes. of Gran•da, Miss NORTON ; • , * l eo/lora, Mrs. HUMPHRIES ; . -4 a•Captive Queen, Mrs. SIDDONS. To 4 0146 be added (10th time), a New Romantic Melo , • Draw, in Two Acis, ca n e d • . .. liiiotafiST .OF IiLitMAgSTADT ; ... Or, PRINCESS OR NO PRINCESS. The Principal Characters by . sNtON. 2.1 r. PARLEY, 111r.,ELANCHARD, . ; sy_oN ; Mr.-CSAPMAN ; 146161.110141g2'1 j Mrs. GIBBS ; Mrs. DAVENPORT; ' • SCAMP; Miss MARTYR. .1 . p i atld,Pisees for the Baz es to b e taken of Mr. Brandon, i io the Haymarket ; and of Mr. Jones, at the Vestry 'epaestst-daden Church-yard. as josb, if,ing Homy tke Eighth. A New Grand Melo-Dramatic Orem, in three Acts, called *EA, lebeeolontin pmparation, and willbe produced on i ses day next, with entire New Music, Scenery, Dresses, .nd D e orstions. tie Pablic are respettfully informed, that Mr. Young M es. ape at *is Theatre, and will make his first . appearance *Of per Mein-Dramatic Opera, on --t—V Tneaday nest. i This day vaaappb,lished, In Syn.—Price One Shilling. ALETTER to the Right Reverend the LORD .BISHOP of LONDON: containing a Statement of the Immoral and Disgraceftd Scenes which are every evening exhibi ted in the Public Streets, by Crowds of half-naked and unfortu nate Prostitutes; to which is inided. a Postscript, containing an ADDIttliS to the 11 , 1a.clsa.p.itt• is of LONDON, WILiritINSIIII, and the Boacicpu of SOVTUWARK. A.crriZEN. *.• The Profits of thisiPublication will be given for the Sup port of the London Female Penitentiary. Sold by Williams and Smith,Stationers'-cantrt, Ludgate-street.