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Iµa r ~~ w , ~... :wJ '!J F'Pr • , •• .It A i~ ~ 2 1 r, a It 4 - .., A 7 \ ..11Ai ' ...6"-. \ /, ,! , 4:. '. ‘l iee ! ' rt; -* 4. 4 1 X ' l r •*. ‘4, ,: : '','" a • ... ' , •' A ". . . * . ..A 7 • • ..• ,•.., ). , 4. , ~.. '••• 1 , . I . f . ' r .' . .., " N 01 . 1 7 ,R 72'2.) • ' t• ,)* KINGPS THEATRE. ~HIS PRESENT EVENING, April 20, will Le preheated, the Graii4 Serious Opera of ZAIRA, by Voltaire, With Chortle, Nee Scenery, Dresses, Decorations, Ste. Cnmpused purposely for Madame Graseini by Winter. Eodur the Finn Act, a Favourite DIVERTISEMENT.. Red of the Opera, LA BELLE LAITIERE ; Ott, lII.ANCHE KEINE CASILLE. Coulissed Mt Mr. D'Egville. Mu.ic h r Steibelt; In which M. sod Molstne De Hips will daiice their Pas De Mut. Vivant Rex et Regina. THEATRI! RONAL, DRURY-LANE. rpHIS PRESENT EVKNING, April ?0, Their Majesties' Servants will aft (210 time) the C dy of THE HONEY MOON. The Characters by Mr. Ellison, Mr. Bartley, Mr. Banniter, Ac. Mils Duncan, hitt. , De Camp, ?Alai Mellon, Ac. In Act DI. a Song by Mit. Caitip.—ln Art V. a Song by D i meen, composi-d by Mr. Kelly.—Aritii a Dance in- Min cidental to the piece, composed by Mr. Berne To which w aMesa the Historical Romance of RICHARD CcEUR DE LION. Rleiard, Mr. Kelly. Matilda, Mrs. Mountain. In Act 111. A Dance, by hew 0. Bristow, Miss Vining, Sc . On Monday; Dougla4--Norva by the Young ROaCitat On Tuesday, The Preirok'il fiusband—with farmed) a new Comic o;stra, in two acis, called Tlie Soldier's Return; or, What can Beauty do? Mrs. Jordan will make her appearance at this Theatre in the course Ma few days THE n-ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Apzil 20, will be acted a Tfairly t rallod ZARA. . . Osman, Master BF.TTY (being his first appearanf:e in that characte.); Lusignan, Mr. Hargrave; Neredan, Mr. C. beo'ale Zara, Mrs H. Siddons ; Selina, Miss Marriut. To which will he added a Musiral Farce caged • THE', PADLOCK. v eß n, M. Dailey; Mr. Hill; Mune.), Mr. Blanchard. Leonora, Mrs. Atkins ; Ursula, Mrs. Davenport. The new Comedy of Win Wan s 'a Guinea! having again been received with unbounded applause, will be repeated on Mooday , , We in-adar, and Y•ittar next, with the new Ballet eiAggreasion ; or, The FLtroine of Yu. attn. The nights of Mostar Beta's p rtertnance next. week will b: Tueetty, Thurs lay, and Saturday. AQUATIC THEATRE, SADLERS WELLS, Under the P.0.7011aC, of llh ROYAL HIGHNESS TIIE DUKE OF CLARENCE, rpHIS PRESENT SATURDAY, April 20, the Public are respectfully i.ilorinvql that the Ne.r Pan tomime, called HARLEQULN and the TALKING BIRD, And the Grand retied THE AQUATIC PRIZE! Civielisding with. 110WISZO MATC: I ON REAL WATER ; Having Ern mulled with ungual-hii-1 app( wilt he per f...dted, with offer Entratalnateeto, every Tve.teg tilt further Placsl,4g the Renee to be tAken of Me. Crep e at {bit Rue • - (Wee el ;die Wel., snuff nine fir's'. • Unadulterated Wine at 24.6 d. pet PloiTe. PHI di b, . ( 6 1 :111E1.'s I. \V EIDER and - HONEY WA TERS —The Nubility and Gentry are reme,!tfully in• formed, these ceie.iratorl Perfumes eontinwon Sale at 2e 9sl . and 4s. 6.1. per lion:e, as uaual, of the want Apirov;xl Quali ue., at Stye! and Me. cr'i, Lavender Water Merchants to ELI Royal Highness the Princes of Wales, No. 15, t'atheritie sr-eei, Strand. From the great demand. made by Merchants, Clptaint ef Ships; and .ithersa foe these articles to Import, they are informed tni may be supplied foal their extensive stock,vnth from one to Idu Groce at Two Days' melee, and that Use lowest Poce, by ::ieGrore only, is 28S. per Dosen ; the Lavender. '28.; th • Honey Wat-r, Ses T. Merv's celebrated Dentifrice i+• - old as missal .t 2s. the Roo, or 11. Is. per I.4neen, the excellence of which is too well known to need a repetition. Familiesresidi•ig in the Country, may have any qua rf Livender sent them, by reuniting a Note or order fur Payment in Town. "lIHE necessity of Medicine, our wants pointed A sat in esr'y ages; and three people who praAiw•d with a few plant% were consderet in those ages as etirliwerl with supernatural ab.litien. It was time, and experience, which improved our nii.dical knowlerleo, end mounted our prepara tion. into si.uple and elegant comnounds. an the wide lied of medical knowledge, scattered every where, none seeds fall, and family (nehmen grew into repute, from their excel. knee In peculiar diseases. Then a feet men paid particular attention to a ipeeine, which increased an its •irtuet were known and tried. Among these men, we rank Drs. Ward, Norris, James, and the Mss Dr. Spilsirtere, who gained, as well as hos pred , wewors, a lull-earned lain •, by h i s ,atn i tio PATENT rust:oßa', rx, in the cure of SCURVY, GOUT, RHEUMATISM, and many diseases depending on Prey ark for (to prevent eounterfeiet) PATENT ANTl scoßitu nil: I)nop3, Bottles 5s 6d. 10s. ►nd 11. 4s. dnty included. Every B , ttle which is issued tram the lh•;ws•rrv, Soho-squaw, has the Knig's duty printed in Black ink, i!artead nt heed lotk. Mr SrILNHUItY may be consulted an usual, on the accus tomed prciression.d terms. r'INHE Reverend WILLIAM BARCLAY'S 1 ANTIIIILIUUS LIFOBSTIII.IIF.NT PILLS —The P. are reqoestal to observe, that es the great bene fi t to be c% rived from the Mince P.'ent Medicine depend+ on the Pills 'wing genuine, Hit WO.Sy% Hum. Commiesioners of the !tamp Duties have been pleated to grant to the Re.. Wet Patchy, the sole Internee and Patentee of the Antibilious fleoletroeut Pins, tile tent.. sat " Rev. William Barclay, Etalbol-seeet, Oil Wind-street," to he engraved nu a black stamp, which stamp is affixed to rich tele, all others are coun terfeit; Ann any prison sandlot saute will be prneecutril with the utnto.t severity of tau law. They have beeo ueirl with success by 1.;4111V 0%011.31141; arfloll24t whom he has the to vink the following diatiortisheri perstioaces ' viz..— filrace no. Archfiehrm of Canterbory.....The LardHeMnp of 801 l • nil Welk—Sir John Ban. %.I.P fur 11111011—,Sir Stepiteo Lu , liington, Bait. NI P. for l'eurvn.-4. Anton. F.tot. M.P. Litehtlehl-aJames Am.att, Esq. M P. foe Snatliampton—Ceeil Formed' Esq. 1411.. P t;ir Carlson Cal wen. F.ert. M. for Heel hard—F.4 mu nd Both titnernree.,Seti..e gariksit.-Therns• Itietinieropy, ksq Pan es-ill—Cr W. Dickers. Lon. Private S.iicretAry to the A•eli:mhop of Canterbury—the km. M. IN)nn..k, Librarian to the Arch- MAN*. The AlM:eines air sold at Mr. £ kertry'e, ballad , Wm °.A 4l 8.. n Strittmt, Perfunt^r, Leice.ter equares..Mr Forh is. Chemist. Pouttr, (lat., SA:ter and Cp ) Me wrap btutn and Co. 0:cio Bouitalli Royal r • ••'•▪ "-i'oliteiw- \lt. Mit hail, Mist.-. 11 Long-acre-. Mr &testis, 'tits da4, Hristorn—iml Mr. Beeler, No 4, ClitapeutNecyner of Paternoster now Where may also ha had, Me to truly valuable whose caret! in th..ir C/1.011 have pcualinst the mast di.tirguished pa trucag.• 1-I'he'Rev. Wet. B ir.lay's Bocci 'le fre the sure and glnyly ie-e; of the Goat hit SMeent fur the Cure ni Stone; hit V., Atilt. Nemirow 4.!.4dial 1)r.4,..; and lin Volatile (Oily .Breioneamins fur the cure of the Gout, Rheumatism, drat all which %I•dor met, to Ls gentlest, /suit bare the abuse noes ellne.l 4484, • • TO THE LADIES. I SAYERS. 41LiSCIWCaNUVACTURER, el . most respectfully infurin4 the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends in particular, that he ha: removed from No. 93, Jer myn.ttreet, t.. No. 41, ACCAUILLY, eppo..ite St James% Church, and I , as opened for inspedion a large and beautiful COLLECTION of MUSLIMS, of every description; Linens; French, Scotch, and Irish Cambric.; Lawn., Sheeting., sod Tattle Linen, of all kinds; wove Cambric' and Gingham', war ranted fast colours t the whole of which will be found worth the attend us of Families, and those who wiab tit purchase goods of the best quality and Lowest Prices. STATE LOT CERT. SWI" and CO. at their Old O ffi ce , Nn. 11 , Poultry, are telling Tickets and Shares of the State Lot tery, to begin drawing ISth Play. . 'f he dentattd for Tickets :Ind Shares inall Loped,' has liven in prce,tottinit In the number of Capital Frisks they contained ; the accounts for the great mle that has already taboo place in the present L.ttery, a entainthince of which must ,ree 2 i,ot, such an incr.-me of price, as to make it an to every ad ye:storm net to &day his purchase. In tile last Lottery, the Ticket No. 313,932, a Prise of 10,0001. No. 11,200, a Prise of 10001. sod Nos 9,1102 end 0,i613, Prizes of 5001 were shared and sold at !Swift add Co.', Office. Where No. 6,791, a Pose of 20,0001. r),sfry, a Prat of 10.0001. sad No. 19,4;41, a Prize of in has ;trereclitig Lottery, were also sold in shares. 100 6,0u0 GRAND SPRING Lorraxy. L 30003 .. L.eso,onn 20,0n0 40,000 10,000 3/,:t00 5,000 15,000 2,000 1,810 8,000 500 7, 0 00 y••••• 1(0 5,000 50 5,000 20 120,600 30,000 Tidos L.300,C00 Part of the Capitate will he determined at (.-Mows : non drawn, Ist Day L 10,000 Fipt.imon, tioll)ey L-40.000 Ditto Vel I)ey .. 1,000 Dub 7th Da; .. 2,000 Ding 3d Day .. 1,001 Ditto Bth Do 50,000 Ditto 4th Diy .. 5,004) Ditto 9th Day .. 1,000 Data s: Day .. 1,1)1.0 Ditto 10th Day .. 8,000 TICKETS and SHARES are selling at eivre (Are. Ticker Half L.9 14 0 Eighth........ L. 2 9 6 Quarter.. 4 18 0 ' Sixteenth 1 5 U *,,,• Begins Drawing 13th May, 1805. ELEGANCE IN DRESS. ROBINSON, No. 14, Henrietta-street, Covent- La garden, Inventor of Various AR I ICLES for MORN ING anal EVENING DRESS, which have met with such high approbation in former !lessons (wort which obtained him the hnitiur i.f m inufaluritig kit thq Royal Family), begs leave ti acquaint L elie. of Fashion, that his novelties for the spriiis are ready for Maui-cum), colisisting of his yard wide and half ell plain And hgared Liores (the figures in a vast midi: of new de,kes), plain a.id figured Chaneserrys, Sarsnet Cam bric., hal! in Sat.' liu,nrial Nets (plaiu, and in gold and silver). The new ltaian Muslim; in all colours, which have the peculiar property of never tumbling, with several Anicies entirely new, and not yet introduced. Robinson bees leave to observe, that the whole of the abov^- mustioned are of his own manufacture, in the execution of which the very best materials sad the first abilities have been einuloyed, and he, is confident that their eviilont superii.roy will give much more matiafaction than what are to be met +lto at every ptaes under the dimomination of zheaptbines. Family Mourning of every description, for whirls purpose the risen, Cambrics are giditly improved on account of User washing ih common. Humhatadis, Widows Silks, Lustre., &c. Sta. a new Article for full Mourning, and A Patent Crape. N. In order that hi. Warehouse shall be the Repository of irony elegant article of dress, Robinson lies msde sit extru sive selection of tasteful worked and other fancy Mudins of erini eh. riew d tsigns —Ey'cry other Article in Linett•drapery and Si:k ruercery as usual. VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOTS. Ten Thousand Volume.; !eitel wive of Duplicates). comprising the most valuable and mod-rn Pitblications in History, Bin grooliy, Vosages. Travels,Tlays, Poetry, Noele, and lir, inanc , s, Misr:ethnics, .&c. CIRCULATING LIBRARY, No. 14, Tavistoc - -street, Covent-Garen. f CREIGHTON respeEtfully informs his fiends al . and the Public, that he has now con deter, the arrange. ment of that valuating and iottensive LIBRARY, late Mr. JAMES HENDERSON**, in such a manner at to obviate disappointment with all possibly certainty, and to accommndate his Readers with the utmost promptitude The b rary coin prises a alleaion of the in et Works, salient and niolerit ; and has lavly been aulment:•d by t'ni addition of nearly Three I Loursind Volumes, principally niod:ril, by the most approved Authors, and Additions are Daily made of Books or rosiiectability, on the Day of Puhlicatinn. No ex ! pence roll be seated to render this Library fully deriving of public anil'illiation. Cres.itun sasurts throe who mg please In honour him with their coin:nand% that the moat scrupulous attention shall be pail , to give universal satistiftion. Canis of the Teris, and COAIOttU,I, mav he hail a the beam, where attendance is given flaw Light in the Mont- . ing tiU El i ght in she Evening. ptk ht I:irtttob SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1805. NEW ROOMS. HANOVRENSQUARE. BARTLEMAN most respeftfully ac- L.N.I quaints the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends id ge neral, that HIS ANNUAL CONCEIT is fixed tot FRIDAY the 17th of May. • Particulars will be duly advertised. WANTED, a smart YOUTH, to assist in a Shop, and camp out Parcels; if lie has been in a Shop before, the mute arr.•esble. Apply at No. 143, Fl-et street. WANTED immediately, a YOUNG WOMAN of good CharaCter, as LADIES MAID, to go to Russia; she must understand getting up fine linen, hair. dressing, dm.; and be well recommended from a similar Situation. For further Particulars, apply or address (post paid), to Mrs. Clostsy, Dress-maker, No. 1(, Bow Isar, Clie4p ide. PRIVATE EDUCATION. ACLERGYMAN, who was fax many years !lead Tutor of a College in the University of Cambridge, takes FOUR YOUNG GENTLEMEN, under sixteen years of age, into hi. bowie, and instructs them in CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, and wows LEARNING, prcparatery to their entrance into the University, the learned Professions. at any other mode of life fin winch they may he intendol Ifs has now One Vacancy. His house is pleasantly situated lit an agreeable and healthy Village, a law miles from Canihridg.,, troin which place a Stage Coach to London pasties by his door daily. References, if thought necessary, will be given to Persons of the grit respectability and character; and, from any person ap plying, similar references will be expected •.• Tends, lad tarter Particittans, may be known by ap plication to G. Ranking, Eaq. 119, Cheapside ; J. Dick, Esq. Artillerv-gsomitl; or the key. T. Jones, Tutor of Trinity C6l - Cambiidge. tfg. SCHOUL TOR THE INDIGENT BLIND, BY. GEORGE'S FIELDS, SURREY. The Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Salop stl DURHAM, President. SAMUEL BOSANQUET, Jon. Eel. Treasurer. THE ANNIVEMARY DINNER will be held at the London Tavern, Bishopsgste-,treet, un TUES• DAY, :Ath April, Ittlrs. *Tawas as. J. J. Angerwein, Esq. Henry Gdrnstone, John Askew, Em - Wm. Fleury Hoare, Eaq. Riebsil Brant, Esq. Alexander Maitland, Henry Cooke, Esq. Henry Peters, Esq. James Dixon, Esq. William Row, Esq. James Gibson, Esq. Thomas Wane, Eq. Dinner un Tallest Six o'clock precisely. Tickets, Halt a Guinea each, may be bad of the Stewards ; the Secretary ; the Roe. Dr. Grindley, Pratt street, Lambeth; of ..the Sop,intendarrt at the School ; the Colleftrirs, Mr. Geasswell, Cravematreet, Mr. Stiff, WO, Borough; and at the Homo( the St Paul'. Coney-house, and the London TAUNT. No Perms) can be admitted without a Ticket ; and no Servants will be permitted to attend but those of the President, Vice Presidents, Treasurer, and Stewards April 2, tkOS. JOHN GRINDLAY, Sec. Tbiajtay is publisink io Igge Felt% 'owe 11. b nub, "XLVIII.of PLANTS tithe COAST of - COROMANDEL ; I Selected from Drawings and DVICHiROIIIi presented to the Hon. Court of Dire lore ef the East Inrkt Compaq. ly WILLIAM Published by their Older, undrr theDirceti o of ace Right lion. Sir Joseph Banks, But. Printed by W. Suhaw and Co. Sur George and Walkarn Nicol, Booksellers to Hie Majesty, Pall Mall. N.B. A few Copiet beautifully and eurrealy coloured. Mae. way be bad, D'. RUSSELL% ACCOUNT of INDIAN SERPENTS, eolleeteA oet the Crwit of Coromandel, large Folio, with Co loured Plates --AL°, by. the same Author : DESCRIPTIONS and FIGURES of TWO HUNDRED FISHES, collected *A the Coast of Coromandel, 2 Vv . ... Folio, price 81. Se. su beads. THE NAVAL. CHRONICI.F., Dedicated to theffaglit Hon. the Lord. Connu.ssioners of the Admirahy. THIS useful and national undertaking, elegantly printed on a Royal Wove Paper, ii pubostiorl 11r PiWM ben on the five. Day of every niitk, price Two Shillinr,s and Sixpence, sod contains highly finished Portraits n( Nasal Of 6cers, Sea Views, Actions, Charts, &e.: togettan with Bio graphy, Anecdotes, N.ovil Literature ' li story, Stine Pahers, Poetry, Correspondence, PhilotophiealPapers, Repots of Com missioners appointed by Act of Parliament to enquire into Naval Abuses, Invent:ow, Pninwitions, Gazette Letters, List of Veneta hot, takee,.n.: destrosed, &c. &es Complete Seta fmm its eu nmenceinent in 1799, may be had, neatly Half. bound and lettered, twice 18s. each Volume (Two ve being now complete). The Bingraphicol and Authentic Memoirs tied hate already been interred in Thu Nina Chinook, are of Aden' Earl Howe, tile late Admiral Sir Chad , * Knowles, Bart. . ii iral t i Lord BA:snort, Admiral Lent R-doey, Admiral Cm(' 4 r evt, Captain Bu:kall. Lord Herta 6:rmaor, the late Caputo Ja.i.er Alms, senior; R.:ar- Admiral Panne, the late Contain 'David &mire, Viet-Admiral Lord Plelsoo, the late Captain J.s!in Harvey, Rear -Admiral Si(John 83r1,00 Warren, But. the late Aomiral Sir John Miens, Bart. r:,? Earl of St. V ioceot, Lord Viseihint Doncau, me late Han. .Samna liarriogroci, ReariAdmiril Sir Eratra us Goner, Adonis' Sir Thom is Paisley, ' Bart Sir Sidney Sakt i , Sir Ealward Hamilton, the late Cue- . '.irothee Lodi'', 210112111111FeltItt61101, ltxr. Str v deTalter,'i` Lord Graves, Sir Wibiam G. oree Fairfax, the late Sr. John Lockhart Ross, Bart. Sir James Suriname, &ire. the late C iita is Aleisiiider Meal, Vice Admiral S.r Rogur Curtis, 8... d. Captain John Homer, Let Governor of New South ' Wales, the late Captain Edw rid Thorapean, the Hon. Admiral Caritwallis, the late Hon. Eilvotel illacaweg, ch.: lit, Augustus Lord Viscount K zppel, the tate Rear-Admiral lalcrnpenfolt, the I late Lord Hawke, the late Sir Charles Saunders, K. B. the late 1.0r.t Stul l :rave, Lord (*.arsine!, the late Lend Amon, Sir Thomas; Graver, - K. R. the late Sir Chores Peewit, K. B the late Captain James Cook, the late Sir Kalward Hughes, We lore Admiral Vernon,. Admiral Roildarn, &choirs' Lou! flu , than) ' Admiral John Elliott, I.oel KellbflC: H. Captain Sa l . m uelßriaiking, Lord Radiroc, the Isle Rear Admiral RichaM Tyrol, Fo.q. Vice-Admiral Nugent, Admiral Caldwell, .tnimi tel ifiglry, Vice-Admiral Sir John Orde, Bart. Admiral Si,, John Colpoys, K. R. Admiral Coriii,b, Rear Admiral Knight, Rear Admiral Sit Isaac COffiii, Bart. Sir Peter Parker, Bart. Ad miral of the Fleet, Rear-Admiral the lion. George Cianfi cid lierkHey • the late Admiral Sir Peter Warren, K. R. Sir Na. thaniet &mice, :Knight, Commodore in the on. East India Compauy's Service, Admiral Sir Richard King, Bart The following i, a LIST of the PLATES already ;in . ..dished iit the twelve volumes of THE NAVAL CHRONICLE, Engraved by KWh'', Heath, Medland, Fittler, Bennet, Wells, Ellis, Lee, dm. from original Paiiitings and Design) by Sir Joshua Reyrinkb, Opie, Abbot, Mather, Browne, Stuart, Wcstll, Homier, Northcutt. Hamilton, N Pocock, 'vac Pocock, I. Daniell, Bacon, Anderson, Owen, Flaxm in, dre. PORTRAITS. No Vol. No. Vol. Anson, I.ord 47 8 Keith, Lori 56 10 Barrington, the lion. Kempenfelt, Richard 42 7 Samuel 22 4 Keppel, Viscount 41 7 Berkeley, the Hon. King, Admiral Sir R. - Rear Admiral 69 12 Bart. :3 12 Ilosciweu, lion. Edw. 40 7 King .mill, Sir Robed 28 5 lirookimc, Samuel 1,6 10 Knight, John 47 11 Caldwell, Bergamo 62 11 Kooirlei, Sur Chula 6.5 9 Coffin, Rear Admit.' Locker, Witham 27 5 Sir Isaac, Bart. 63 12 Monte, Sir John • 63 11 Col poy ri, Sir John 65 11 ltlierave, Lord 45 8 Ccok, James, thin Navi- Nelson, Viscount 16 9 eater 50 9 Nugent. Cha. Edm. 61 10 C rmwallis, lion. Will. 3d 7 Orde, Sir John 64 11 Curti, Sir Royer 35 6 Paisley, Kir Thomas 24 4 Dance, Sir Nathaniel, Parker, Sit Peter, 11.4. • K nr. Commodore in Admiral of the Fleet 70 12 the East India Coin- Pocock, Sir George 49 8 pang', Service 72 12 Radstock, Lard 59 110 Duncan, Lord Viscount el 4 Reditom, 'totted 110 9 Fairfax, Sir Gee. Will. 31 5 Rest, SerJohn Lockhart 32 6 Gardner, Lord 46 8 SaU,llolllli, Sir .1.1110" i 53 6 Gower, Sir Erasmus 23 4 Sausidoci, Sir Charles 44 8 Graves, Lord 30 5 Smith, SI, W. Sidney 25 4 Graves, Sir Thomas 48 8 Thompson. Edward 3) 7 Hamilton, Sir Edward 26 5 Tyrrell, Richard 60 10 Harvey, John 57 10 Vernon, Edward 52 2 Hawke Lord 4 3 7 Vincent, Earl St. 20 4 Hood, Lord 66 11 Warren, Rt. lion. Sir Howe, Earl 54 9 J. lincesr, K. B. II usher, Sir Edward 51 9 Warren, the hop Minis Hunter, GO‘dlnUf 86 6 sal Sir Peter, K. B. 71 12 LIST of the ACTIONS, VIEWS, &c. in THE NAVAL CHRONICLE. No. Vol. Aboukir Bay, Chart of 6 1 Acua, Janie', 1 , 011 at, in Africa . 8 2 Actions between the Eng lish and French Fleets, IS 3 No. Vol. Action, Sir Edward Pei leer's with the Cleopatra 9 2 between the Per• cupine, e 4 24 guns,l6o sten, aid tiro Spanish Frsgetrs, a 136 guns, and 1100 men each 12 2 between the Le- 9th Kis, 1794 1 1 between ditto, to of !woe, 1794 3 1 Lord Bridpoies, ander, of9o gnus, a nd off I:Orient, 1795 4 1 the Plato French ship I.urd Rodneti's, ut al 14 3 12th of April, 1792 .3 1 -in the Brunswick, --w Sir Sam Mood's, on the Ist of June, • 9th of APell, 1782 7 1794 17 1 . ;' 1 I (►Rre! •LXPP"CP, Nu. Vol Action, Sir 10}111 Urine War. u's, with five French dlirotes 12 S I ..--- off Copt St. Yin cserit,l4th Feb. 1797, 20 4 off Caniperdown, 1 Ito in . Oetober,l797 21 4 ...—... Nelson's, oft the Nile, 1788 16 $ Africa, Chart of Mag netic V oriationo around the Seas of 13 2 Alwrirdrio, View of 44 is Alg,sirvs Bay, the Sire nish aqd French fleet • 'Limiting out of, cud the Eitalish squadnin Istituto for them ander Ciihaltar 83 6 Rarrinaton,represcntatiort of Ins qeet and Count d'Estaitia's,st St Lucia, In fle4. 17FS 2.3 4 Radio, the chef cis . , in Corsica, a View or • 7 2 Bert, Head, Tothay 4 1 Moindeaux, Puistrog.' 40 7. Brest, CiLVt of the riled wed vet of 25 4 iiit..riiir hark .1,1 and port of 2) 4 nt-r harboor of 2 1 . Brallinahnt Ho s, on the ea.t,m cosh , of York shire 69 12 lindpurt's, Lord, action oir lAjricut 4 1 Britaniii.t, reineriented in her naval character, suppii.tA by the "Iri dent, standing finis amid surroudding it rITS 7 1 .ecommeoding to the attention of the II titorbe M use, the celebrateil Victori of the late iar 14 2 Buoys, repre.enta• ion of two ditfetiug from those in usa 59 .9 CaYes, hlitchell's me - Snort( ne trriug the strength of 70 1? Calais, View of G Ca mienlowis, action of 21 4 11.5w0 of .Ci.o.d View et so 5 Ditto, Wltlll a South Sea %VIIAle! in the fore- 1 erAtiol 72 121 Co! , lents, View of 61 10 Gone, Simnel Bo at 47 8 Cop .nliliten, V.z...w of 46 S C• , :n+alhis m - ist:r:v Re. treat Pots a Ervieh fleet of seporior fume 39 7 Cr oienburglie.oale,View of so 5 1. VO:11 their p ~,ar to New found .ant! 54 9 I:intention, a Frenth pri vate'r of tour nests 94 7 Leviathan, situation of, after the Action wits. Patme-iqua, the Ist of Jane, 1794 11 2 Life-boat, Mr. Great had-r, it , ling out to a ship iu cltitreas_ 53 6 , three Section: or, 53 1 Ligtonn, Harbour and Ca-. de of Belem lit 2 Liverpool, a view of, as ;timid of Kew Pros'. Acne 1$ S Nelson's, Lord. Victory ever the French Fleet off the Nile 1 hand - w I , 3 , .Somiles of, helot., ani after the loss of • t; ftirtit Arm 17 d Now foun•llated,CLatof, 41 7 Night Sir As tat erns 01, Ote.a ti Lis 1.; I Ostar,d, view of , 42 11 P,...sance and :..ts _ Dartmouth ilarboar rad Coale 43 8 Dat .1.101, of Irv. board int La Patinae 6 ibuttaalL. 4' Diainand Rock, M Art I liiqUe,, V26.W of 32 9 Dnvor Ca ,tle, View of 97 6 and Tema 64 11 Dunkirk, View at 98 7 Dunmore, Bernbrldge Potryri 'Colter Cliffs, Is'e of Wight, Vir.w of 73 12 An-. tlua 67 11 St. Vincent, atliun oli Ctpe 20 4 Seei• nt nt a 74 gun ship, and frivatrt 24 5 Shaska create:, spotted • and I:asking 11 2 Santa Cr z, in the laira,.,l of - 1 e. eri fe 56 10 Shipwre, the Cape in Gond Hupe Naval Night la . 5. Sound, chart of, and Code . Pe 9 ra SCAlth baK antw ei on . 2 Qr. a,l Speedy &von M 11/0 tacked by tear..! Sminn iah e.:.i• V113,:14 J 1 5 Soinimu', cue of, with Lord Howea Ultra thata.t 0fJ,111%. YI 1 view ..t, w,tn a sloop of war iy nag M u 3 11 'rcig er, view of . JO 9 "Tutegraph, Naval, . 116 Intim*, at the Caw of Morocco . . 57, 10 Texcl, map nf, and Vim ti-r Roads, 11 2 TiCe, Vignette, Erl , lys!one Light House View of 'if 12 English Harbour, Anti gua 19 3 L'Espoir, of 14 guns, and her the Liguria, .of 42 guns, going into Gibraltar 35 6 Emidernatical Design re. laming in the brain of the Nile 16 3 Falmouth, View of 19 3 Filtering machine for po rUying water 10 2 Flag, Union 26 5 Florida Streams, sup posed Courts of 64 11 Frontispiece 7 1 att. - 14 0 Ditto, being a represen tatioa of the Weir meat ererted to the Me mory of , Caistakie Har vey and Nutt 62 11 Ditto, be 4g a represen tation of a Monument elected to the Memory of Sir Andrew Suape 1.1. Gibraltar, view of, with a flat standing into the Kay 24 4 ---..-.-.. Representation I — 61 1.0 of the Stec(' of, GO 10 'l,don, mire of, with a Orcensrich Hospital, view I PM Acre in we Fore. of, 15 13 , Ground. 11 2 Gal Hone.. Cape of, 30 5 Toulon Chart of, 10 2 Halifax INstb.ut in Nova -----es , destnictioa of the tie" of .We Fleet at, by Sir Sidney Eotrance into Smith 37 6 Co4llvnis - ioner`s Triter% frigate, froiw a House in the Naval model of, - 7 1 Yard of, 63 11 Dolan Illag s et 11.!roiimie cutting out Waksamkeyd Tranport; or, f i usi;portoCayailt426 . 4 attacked by the Natives Roche, innlrr j ur y masts of an island near Mbn tnwed by the Duels 15 I darts 36 6 Hole in the Wall, Island Warren's Sit John We. r f Abien 55 0 lase,equadron engaging Howe, Earl, breaking the a French fleet IS 3 French line on the Ist Watering Tank, et ,To of Jane, 179+ 3 1 hacrollay,in Bermuda 51 9 —'s Fleet and Prises at Wanspoon in China 4d 7 Spithead 2 1 WilliamTell,French man Ice Islands accurate re. of eer, ',Audio.. 04 on preseatation of seseral, the morning of her cap seen by a squadron of tore, in her endeavour fits Majesty's ships on to escape from Malta 22 4 The Naval Chronicle is printed and published by I. Geld, Shoe-lane (to whom Communications intended for In serts os are niuested to be sent). It may also Le had of Mesirs. Longman, Hurst, Rees ' and Vane; ; G and J Riesielon; Mr. Symo nds and Mr Walker, Paternoster row; Mr. Asperne and Messrs Richer loons, Cornhill; Me.srs. Black and Parry, Leadenhall- , treet ; Mears. Venice amid Hood, ' Poultry; Mr White, Fleet street; Mr. Watson, Wapping; Mama. Cowin sod Co. Simone's . ' Hall Court; Mr. thtell, Aye Maria lane; Mr. Mottley, Portsmouth; Mr. flaytlon, Plymouth; Wens. Meaner, and MiVer, Mr. Creech and Mr. Constable, hdinbu-go ; Mmars. Norton and Son, Bristol; Mr Archer, Th.hlin • and of the different Iltsskselle s through out the United blindom. 7 1 15 4 - I ST 6 "45 N 55 9 y ft appear, co nins 112 the %gentry 11 * Mahon Harbour, a ♦icw of, in the Island of Mi. 'WC* g . Malta, view of. 4). Mareoa, view .1 the lalaritl of St. 4 4 Marine IS r,i f, to pte vent *ma. IA Ming uti wwww &wit 14 11 `Marirtevs, nve to wave the live% or, when attipnreA Lett 14 3 Bay and 'Anon( vusius, vie of 56 10 Na4ae, vi-w of, to th, 31 Hey, Cornwall 6 8 • riven ,uth,vi.tsr of, at 1 Prince Rope:ealSay, Du ininice • . 5 1 Q seen Charlotte , rept? , - ' ' *rotation of thw Stem of the 36 10 Ramsgate Piet, with dis tant view of So , ,eleich, Doves Castie, , a ekl I' imt. .. in ON 1)01•114 68 12 Rodney's, position of Loot, fleet and elt.i.• of th (..! sun: Ae Cirri's.", ot noon, on the 12th of April 1782 • 5 1 Rove! Sew:flood 24 4 ReidelJr, methisi of serer -log ono vi 5t...-r loy, atter havin: been b at off .4') 8 R ussian men of war, onr traits of two 10 2 St. llelese., view of V ; .sr. J.,0406 Newknak. I- IVA, view of 43 7 . .