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.. ti . kbr . 4.erittOt 141r' rte. j.)iil'z[ I►r.UK - Fk 635.) • •^ll l . -- KINGS TllltA ERE. IVO-MORROW EVENING, Jan. 22, will be I performed, a Grani Serious Opera. called IL 'FRIONFO DEL AMOR FRATERNO. Dia of the Open, the Grand Mythological Ballet called ACCHILLE ET DEIDAMIE. nln S turday next, will be po,itivr.ly iiiiforined, a New Fairy Ballet, entitled La B•lle 11,1nnqi! B . anche game De Camille coonionled here by Mr. D'Egville, with new Scenery, Dresses, n Dreitea, Decoratioin, stc. The Music by Steibelt. oii Tuesday, the 29th in.t. Madame Grassini will perform in the new Grand Serious Opera of Inf.!, with Cliorussca, new Scenery, Dresses, Decoratians, &c. the Mus:c composed here by Winter purposely for her. • s s The Nobility and Gentry, Stibscribers to the Opera, are rcipecti ails informed, on account of the nece,sary preparations I.oss the new Ballet and Opera, it will be impracticable to per rotm the 0 era of Fernando to Messier. evening, as was intended. Vivant Rex et Regina. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, Jan. 21, Their Malone , Servants win act the Comedy of THE WEST INDIAN. Stockwell, Mr Powell; Relcoue, Mr. Elkton; Major (i'Fiaherty, Mr. Johnstone; Captain Dudkv, Mr. L e e ; curial Dudley, Mr. De Camp ; Varland, Mr.tiliert ; Fill- Mr. %it string ; Stokely, Mr. Maddock'. Lady it osport, Si._i Sparks; Charlotte RU-port • MISS Duncan ; Louise 1),d., ler, Miss Mellott; !Mrs. Fulmer, Mho Tidwell To which will be added, the Fa , ce, of THE APPRENTICE. Wingate, Mr. Waldron ; Dick, Mr lisniii.ter ; Gargle, Mr. Wcwitser ; Simon, Mr. Swat; Charlotte, Str4 Mellon. Tiirwhich will be added ( for he llet 17th of time), the New Pantomi mic Ba OLD HARLEQUIN% FIRE-SIDE The Airs accompanied on the Harp by Mr. Weipart. Old Harlequin, M_. Male; tlarleauin, Mr. Byrne ; Young Harlequin:, Master Oscar Byrne, Master 'Nicely, Miss C. Bris tow, Miss A. liri.tow, Miss Wells ; Old Columbine, Miss Taylor; Columbine, Mts. Sharp; Young Columbine., Mi't B. Goodwin ; Time, Mr Fuller; Genii, St . Se , tt Punch, Mr. Grimaldi. To-morrow, The Mountaineers, after which The United Britons, with The Anatomist. A New Comedy, in use sets, is in rehearsal, and will be pro duced in a few days. SIXTH TIME. THYATRF. ROYAL, et/VI...NT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, Jan. 4 2.1, will be act-d a New Play, M Five AA!, called THE SCHOOL OF REFORM ; OR, 110 W TO RULE A HUSH IN D. With New Scenery, Dress 11, gRCI DefOra: ,, ll6. The Changers by Mr. Cooke, Mr. C. Keinble, Mr. M m ien, Mr. Lewis, Mr, Murray, Mr. Imam. Mn. Gibbs, Mi.. Litchfield, Miss Brunton, Mn. Davenport, Mrs. Revisrly. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. Brunton. and The Epil.%ne by Mrs. Litchfield. After which will be ad.led (for the 43d time), a New Scrio Comic Ntelo•Dramatic Pantomime., called HARLEQUIN QUICKSILVER; Or, THE GNOME AND THE DEVIL. With entirely New Itikusc. Sceitivi, Machinery, Mesta% aa.l DPCofltiOtlS. - _ _ The Overture and Music composed by Mr. T)avv. The Action of the Meln-Drama produced under the Drection of Mr. Farley.-- The Dances by Mr. ISologru, !un. The New Play of The School of Reform ; or, How to Rule a Husband ; continuing to be received with the !ugliest ad plaum by uverhiowing audiences, will, with the New .4* Martooirlis QMcicsilver ; or, The Gnome and the Devil; be repeated every evening till further notice. A New Musical Entertainment, in two ass, is in rehearsal. and will very roam be produced. ROYALTY THEATRE, WELLS-STREET, GOOD MAN'S YIELDS Prom the unprecedented Alm bestowed on the New Grand Sp:mtacle of ZlNtif NA, and in consequence of the great awl uncommon extent at Scenery, Machinery, Kinnen, Tr, pules, Decorations, /lee. wluch, when laid aside, cannot po,- xibly he arranged for reappearance during the prese:t sea•ins, the Public are respectfully informed, that it will be sepeated six Nights more, and preitive'y no longer THIS PRESENT MONDAY, lin. 21, 1805, To-morrow 22, Wednesday 23, Thursday 24, Friday 25, and Saturday the 26th, will be presonted, at half past Six rielock, precisely, for the Ist Time, a Comic Divestimment, consisting of Recitative, Songs, Dances, and Action, called, YORK RACES; OR, THE FEMALE JOCKEY. rourtraying among a Variety of Horse and Sack Racing, a late extraordinary Match, fur which Parpose the whole Stage will be arranged as KNAVESMIRE RACE-GROUND. I,nmediatelv after which, for the 7th Time at this Theatre, at Sk-sen &Cluck precisely, and pia:direly fur the Wrs,k only, a most Superb Grand Historical Chinese Spectacle, with cx tensire arid Brilliant Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, &c called, ZINGINA ; OR, THE HEROINE OF CHINA. Zingioa, the Heroine of China, Mrs. Astlay. To Conclude with a Grand Chines* Ballet. In the courseof the Evening, Mr. SAXON', for meat a.sor idly the IJ • •week, will So through ha; wonderful %num% res on the TI(;11r ROPE, awaited by the comicalities of the Two Cloon, And, for the Ist Tune. various NEW COMIC SON,,S. fty Mis. Iferben, Mr. Decasrro, and Mr. Johannot. 'flit whole to conclude with, fir.t Time, a Comic Pantomime, called, the PROPHECY= OR, 11 A BLEQUIN's BIRTH. - - • • A d a Variety n'fSeenery,will be pouttrayce, an exact Model a the CITY of PARIS, occupying the extent of the Stage, .nd comprehending the whole of the River Seine, with all the flridgcs, and particularly the Thitilleriev Palace, the ie. sulenee of &marmite, with a New Comic Effusion, by Mr. Joliannut anti Mr. Di castro (written by Mr. Upton), called JOHN BULL AND EMPEROR NAP; OR, WHY DON'T YOU COME Dnnm to be opened at half past Five, and begin at half past tit o'clock. BOX, Os. Second Price, 21.—Et, 2s. Second Price, Is Cal!cry, ls. becalm, Price, Gallery, 6d —Second Price to commence at half past Eight o'clock precisely. Places to be taken of Mr. Mobba, at the Theatre, from Ten 11,1 'f lime o'clock. BROWN AND COWAN. THE PARTNERSHIP between BROWN and COWAN being dissolved by mutual consent, J. BROWN (fom flotnis) retorts, thanks to his Friends and the Public in general foefavours already conferred, ai.d begs !care to info in than, that he hasOPENED a SHOP at No 1 35, Floet.street, next door t , i the Globe Tavern, with • largo Assortment of Fashionable BOOTS and SHOES, the cheap in London, warranted of the bait Materials and Workman ship, eine! to bespoke, where Gentlemen may be fitted as well as alien memured, without the trouble of •aitinz at the fol lowing red uce d p r i ces .o —Military folding Top Boots. Diu* plain ditto, 11. 16a —Rock istiap Jockey, 11. 15s —Span ish Leather Hessian, 11. 11s—Calf Skin Hessian, 11. Its. —Back Strap Short, 11. 12s —Short Conlosaii, 11. s.—Span •.;l Leather Dress Shoos, 10s. tid. —Halt Llreas ditto. 10s.—• btrong Walking ditto, 106.—. Middling ditto, 9s. 64 ....Stroug . 111 4-1 and Shooting Sinn' 1116.61 to 134. OLD PORT, hiAbEIR SHERRY, BUCELL &c. SPENCER and PERKINS, WINE and BRAN DY meacrusTs, No. 11.5, Newgate-street, take leave to acquaint the Politic, that they now keep, and for 14 years last past have never kept law than 12,0110 g,llons of g enuine Wine, in vats and casks, ripening and nieltoratke for tiottliog; and from 29,000 to 30,000 bottles of crusted Od Port, 'Ma deira, dec. By this mo-le of keeping, th.i , Wines arc so im proved in flavour, and their corlial qualities retained, a; to render them mine grateful to the stonsite , s of new ,us habits, and the aged and infirm, as experience rus convinced inane iit Physicarts, whe now strongly recommend thief . Old Wino, as the must will inure and restorative liquor Br 111, Stock they are rri - ibl d to serve their Friends with sums ti Wine, of great age, and the beet Vintages, on the mu.t moderate terms, for ready money. They have also au win commonly large Stock of very Old Cogniae Brand., Pine and Jamaica Rum; and a large quantity of spat excellent East India Orange Shrub. ornitrolNG TO THE PUBLIC. WWELSFORD, Tailor, No. 142, Bishn . gate-street (four doors fmm Sun.street`, respedfjilly inlbenas the Public, that he continues to pursue the plan ori ginally adopted by him six years since, of supplying CLOTHES ea the following terms ,••• Four Suits of Superfine Clothes in one year Five Suit., ditto, ditto . . . Mx Suits, ditto, ditto . . . The old suits to be returned. Those Gentlifnen who should not l eerier tie shows contract, may be supplied at the uriderintittioned reduced prices .—.. iiCo..t of the bent superfine cloth, complete .J. 2 12 A fine Fancy Waistcoat . . . 014 Superfine double wheal Keeseymere Breeches . 1 4 Superfine Pantaloons . . . . 1 6 Great Coots. illm. Arc. equally rhea/. For the advantages actnsing Sr. the Public from the above plan, W. W. is enabled to appal to the experience of thole who, having ones saattitho slid, de act we to favour %Stu with thou 'mkt.. L. 16 0 . I IS . 41 10 THE NAVAL CHRONICLE, Dedicated to the Right Hon : the Laid.; Cominissio.tu. of the . . Admiralty. • V Il IS useful and national undertaking, elegantly printed on a Royal Wove Paper, is published in Num. her, on the tint Day of every Month, price Two Shillings and Sixpence, and contains highly finished Portiaris of Not il iff fieers, Sca Views, Actions, Chats, together with Bio graphy, Anecdotes, Naval Literature, History, State Papers, Corresponderice, Philosophical Papers, Repots of 0/11/- 111 , !,1 , 111tle appointed by Act of Parliament to enquire into Nasal /those., Inventions, Promotions, Gazette Lancia, List ni V rarels lost, taken, or destroyed, dec. 3cc. Complete Sets front its commencement in 1799, may be had, n-atly Half. bound and lettered, price 18t. each Volume (Twit ve being new complete). The Biographical and Ambeetic Memoirs that bare already been inserted in The Naval Chronicle, are of Howe, the late Admiral Sir Cnarles Knowles, Bart. Admiral Lord Britt,irirt, Admiral Lord Rodney, Minitel Lord Hood, Captaio BUZitlii. Lord Hoch S.urnaur, the late Caputo )awes Alms, smiler; Rear-Admiral Payne, the late Capt.iti Broil.e, Vice-Admiral Lori Nelson, " the late Caperiu John Harvey, Rear-admiral Sir Jose iforive Warren, Bart. the late Admiral Sir John Moore, liart. the Earl of St. Viueent, LOA Vigetiellt D.inc.in, tits late Hon Samuel B.vringtori, RearAdmisal Sir Ernst:lm: Gower, Admiral Sir. Thom is Fawley, Bart. Sir Sidney Smith, Sir Eilaaril Hainiltoo, the lam Com , mmlore Looker, Sir Robert Kingsmill, Bart. Sir Hyde Parker, Lord Graves, Sir Wd Min George rah**, the late Sir John Lockhart Ross, Beet. Sir James SaUCteri 1, Bart. the lam Ale^rmnd Hood, Vi , ,c-Admiral S,r Roger Curtis, Bert- Captain John Hunter, late Gihet`e.Kir of Not ri_nnh Wale,, the late Captain Edward fhoio.,on,thar Hon Admiral Cornwallis, the late lion. Edward ilieir•Atteti, the late Augustin Lord Viscount Kr ppd. the late Rear-Admiral Kempenfint, the late Lord Hawk-, the late Sir Charles Sash !cis, K. B the late Lord fvfolgra, , , Lord Gant.ter, the late Lord Ansm, Sir Thomas Cores, K. B. the lata Sir George Paeock, K. B the late Captain Jaime Cook, the late Sir Edward liugh , , the late Admiral Vero .a, Admiral Riallam, Admiral 'Lind Ho tharn, Admiral John Elliott, Lee I Keith, K. K. Captain Sa muel Raddoek, the late Rear Admiral It 'chard Tyne', Esq. Vice-Adluiral Nugent, Admiral Caldwell, Mmi ral Digby, Vice-Almiral Sir John Crtle, Bart Admiral Sit John Calpoys, K. B. Admiral Cornish, Rear Admiral Knight, Rear Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, Batt. Sir Peter Parker, Bart. Ad miral of the Elect, Rear-Admiral the Hon. George Cranfield Berlider ; the late Admiral Sir Peter Warren, K. B. Sir Na. flume! Dame, 'Knight, Coroined-arc in the Hon. Fast India Ciiiipany's Service, Admiral Sir Richard King, Bart. The following is a US!' of the PLATES already published iu the twelve volumes of THE NAVAL. CHRONICLE, Engraved by Ridley, Heath, Medland, Fittl,r, Bennet, Wells, Ellis Lee, ifec. from original Paintings and Designs by Sir Joshua Reynolds, Opie, Mather, Browne, Smart, Westall, Romney, Nyrtheote, H imilton, N Pocock, ham Pocock, I. Daniell, Bacon, Andlison, Osten, Flut ist:in, doe. PORTRAITS. No Vol. No Vol. Anson, Lord 47 8 Keith, tool 53 10 Barringtou, the Hon. Kempenielt, Richard 42 7 Sunuel 22 4 Keppel, Viscount 41 7 Berkley, Vie Hon. King, Admiral Sir R. Rear Admiral 69 12 Bart. 73 12 RKllicAwiln, 11 ,- ,n. Edw. 40 7 King. mill. Si , Robert 28 5 Brooking, Sa.iiiiel 58 10 Knight, John 67 1l Caldwell, Bealainin 62 I I Knowles, Sir Charles 6.5 9 Coffin, Reor Admiral Locker, Wiiliarn 27 5 Sir Itaac, Bart. 68 12 Howe, Sir John 63 11 C-ilpoya, fie Johis 65 II Aluitoare, Lord 43 8 Cook, James, the Novi- Ne6on, Viscount 16 9 gat ir 50 9 Nucent. Cha bins. 61 10 Cornwallis, lion. Will. ^,B 7 tilde, Sir John 64 11 Curds, Sir Rogef 35 6 Paisley, Sir l'h.smas 24 4 Dance, Sir Nathaniel, Parke., Sir Peter, Hut. Knt. Commodore in Admiral of tlx Fleet 70 12 _ _ ;he East 1,. , :.l Corn- Pocock, Sir Cramp 49 8 pany's Seo.r. e 72 12 Radetock, Lord 59 1U ()oilcan, L.rd Viscount 21 4 Roddam Robert 53 9 Fairtax, Sir Gen . Will. 31 5 Ross Sirjohn Lockhart 32 6 Carlo I, Lord 44 8 Sid:nate:, Sir James Y 6 Gower, Sir Erasmus 2.1 4 Si.undeis, Srr Charles 44 8 Graves, Lord 30 5 Smitii, Sir %V. Sidney 25 4 Gave+, Sir Thomas 48 It Thompson, Edward 39 7 Hamilton, Sir Edward 26 5 Tyrrell, RiLliard 60 10 Harvey, John 57 10 Vernon, Edward 52 2 Hawke, Lord 43 7 4 intent, Earl St. 20 4 Hood, Lord 66 11 Warren, Rt. Hon. Sir It , we, Fad 54 9 J. 11 , 4141 e, K. B. Hushes, Sir Edward 51 9 Warren, the Late Admia 11 linter, Governor 3i 6 rah Sir Peter, K.B. 71 12 UST of Cie ACTIONS, VIEWS, S.c. in THE NAVAL. CHRONICLE. No. Vol Aboukir Ray, Chart u( 6 1 No. Vol. Action, Sir Edward Pet letea with theeleopatra9 2 between the Por cupine, of 24 guns, 160 anvil, and two Sp ni Sh Frigates, of 36 guns, and SOO men each 1 2 - between the Le ander, 0150 guns, and the Plato French ship of 94 14 in the Brunswick. on the lst of June. 1794 17 $ Accra, Junes, Fort at, i,s Afr.ca 8 2 • Actg.:Dui between the Eng aiiil French Flcet4, 29th Mir, 1794 1 1 between ditto, 1,1 June ' 1794 rl 1 Lord Bridnores, off' L'Oricnt, 179 4 1 Rodney's, 12th of April, 1782 5 1 -Sir Sam Hood's, Sit of Arad, 1782 7 2 MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1805. 1,1 oNDAY IvEXT. 28th of JANUARY, the 111 STATE Lot - FIERY commences Warm: —Tickers and Shares continue on Sale at the I.i , ensedSidt, Lowry Of fice,. the Corner of Bank Buildings, CornhHl , and lacing the Gate of the Kill's Mews, Charrait Outs, of RICIIIROSUN GOODLUCK, and Co. CAPITAL PRIM S SWIFT & CI). No. POULTRY, sold in Sh2res, in Inc last Lottery, She following Capitals , viz. No. 6,791, 20,0001. in 16 Sixte,intivi 9,362, 10,0110'. i 1 I-lA(4nd 8 Sixteenths. 19,008, 1,0001. in 1 Quarter old 12 Sixteenths. The Tickets and Share> of the present Lottery (*Ouch ba. gins Draw:ng on Monday next) are setting in great variety at SWIFT and Co.'s Office The unexamplei Sale of them Tickets sufficiently evinces the favourable Opinion of the. Public, arid renders any com ment on the menu at the Scheme maw-emery. No. 117, PALLMALI., LONDON WHODGES respeetfully acquaints his Fi . and the Public in proe.al, that after thirty-...tgir sears stmt . ibation of the integrity aid putictitaLty ait,tdinz LOT TERY TR A N i.ACTIONS at hei Office, it wou d b.‘ &gradig it. e-tablished t espectability to say noire, than that Tickers and Shares of Tickets are selling as usual, in the itreatcw variety. W. Nudges Las no donne Out Inst./thaw will he attended with iu •ssual pod Pirtone, at which the 'mating sum of 2.i0,0001. has be, ii paid iu for 111.11 GAIN TO A CERTAIN ry. No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9. CHARING-CROSS. TDISH assures the Public , that the Jule of • Lottery Tick to and Shares is -o much greater than w.e. expel:4, that t , is doubtful wlyntwr th,re ea 1 be 'fickets sufficient vs 134 r.: the Demme barons The ,tasty will certainly cawe 4 great advance on Vie Price, and as a security to those who pr tetase from Mt. tome, HE ENGAGES TO TAKE BACK, at the present Price, ...t the Saturday bei , re the Drawing, all Tickets hott.ht at hie o.fices, provided the Price it less t h an the present, therefore the ranlic MAY GAIN, BUT CANNOT LOSE. In the late Year (1A04;. he shared and sold the following CatiAslProses : I.... Prise of L 20000 4.... Pries 0f.... 1.2,000 1 —lO,OOO 8 .1,000 2 ....1,000 6 .. NOO A. 4 BUsiNH• in the Pubitc Funds transacted with Fidelity and Dispatch. A NEW STOVE! Which effeaually prevents Accidents he Fire. JOWEl"f's PATENT FIRE GUARD STOVE has obtained the Patronage and A.pprehation of the Fire Oifices, and may hundred. ui the Nobility and Gantry. The advantages of this Stove are, tne complete vecurity with which a monin may be left w I , 2re it ii 'n use. Claddreu l• mug left to a room by t:..nutelves, have na. the power of playi.ig with the ire, though they have the sinht and benefit of it. It of-envies no more specie than any oth r stove ; consequently, for a small room, bed chamber or nurss. - ' it is peCuliarly valuable. Drawing -room Stoves with this improvement are teudeted e:egarit. May be seat ill great variety, from three guineas and up wards ati:ivrett'...Varer, tine, the Pantentee aml Manufacturer, No. 214, High Holbore. rai;cio: Southarnon-street. This Day is published.. its. Two Volumes, price 163. boards, Curetted to January the first, 11305, flEBRErrs PEERAGE of ENGLAND, SC`OTLA!siD, and IRELASU: Containing an Account of all the Peers of the United Kingdom, whether by Tenure, Summon% or Creation-athair collateral Branches, Births, Mar riages, and I,site--Farnriy Na mes, and the 'rides of the eldest Sons-.a complete and Alphabetical Arrangement of thear Mottraeo, with correa Translatitnts.-Extinci, I -ricked, ctrl I)orinarit Peerages-wan A..count of the Mll7.rent Ord !re of Knighthood ih the Three Kingdn.ro....a Table of Prec..?a-sic!, awl an Alphabetical List of the present Baronets of Great Bo • Midi And Ireland-wraith tr List riffersore who liam motive* dm , Honour of Kni:ditheod during the ilitAvut Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingion, St. Paul's Churcb-yard ; T. Egerton, Whitehall ; J. Stockdare, Pieca4llly ; W Miller, Albemarle street; Clarke r oiSons, Portugal-street, lirseron's Lent Civilly end Co. Star‘olowi-court ; Cothell and Myron, Alidelle:row, Holborn; R. Lea, Compton .street, Soho; rod J. Harding, St. 33111r1 . 1str..et. Where may be had, as Abridgment of the above Work, in a Pocket Volume price Its, in boar.is entithd, , . . The COURT CONII;.\NION :„ or Peerage Direftory--:un taining the Arrtis of th, Pter , their M•atoir. alphabet,c.:lly art:mired, vrttli cuffed Translation., and a variety of useful Leta and Tables. rHE esth of 'PM MONTI i the STA I E 1 LOTTERY begins Drawing. SCHEME. of 1..23.00 20,000 10,000 - 3,000 1.000 - SOO 100 is L 2 S,C3O —.—. 44000 ,o,)0 15,Q20 - 6,000 -5, 00 3.01:0 9,0 . it) 12;1,000 60:10 21,000 Tickets L C3.1.,91.4 P.irt t thE Capitakwill tre deiet mined a. foliar** First drawn, let Dly LI,OOO First-down, 6th Day.. Lioo D.ro 2d Day .. 530 Ditto 7th Dar..lo, 00 Ditto :3-1 Day .. 500 Ditto Bth Day • -4.),1100 Ditto 4th My.. 500 Data Ditto sth Day .. 300 Ditto lUth Day.. 1,000 l':ckcuatid Sham ant telling at every Licout.ed Lottery Office, PRESENT PRICE Ticket. L lli 8 0 Pfatf....... t.. 9 19 0 I Eigh th L 2 11' 6 Quarter 5 0 0 Sixteenth I 5 6 ••• Ticket, and SWIMS will flaS as the IRZWittg appi.llChell. WVWILLIAMS, No. 55, New Bond -street, . -raving coriatructed a HtT which he warrant.. to be Water Pru.d, andu light in wear, and fine in texture, am am other dr.c.--..ery of a similar nature, without ez:2,:i , m, and has the .ideantage of being particularly hard in the Crown, mj Ufa resi.dany blows. Gendemen wi4hing tii }inure the Intrin g e excellence of rue HUNTING HAT, if residing at tiai great a distance to himour the inventor with their promence, may .end their eed..r.. by mearanhig their Aiwa flat rtrUstd the um mule of their crown, c n.e to the brim, w.th the exact number of in-hei. Opera and Folding !Lai manufkiered in - the first styl.p. of modern excellence. Military and Naval Viliforat Hats. A great variety of Ladies and Children's Hat, elegy n tly TO THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY. - - MR. ALLEN. DANCING-MASTER, conti. uses to attend Families and Schools, expeditiously Telching a ceeri-et graceful manner of performiog easily a... 1 Niortern Figures, with the genteeleat Selection ot Steps, ad mired foe neatness or brilliancy, arid every elegant, taahion able, and finished requisite of Dancing. Mr Alleit's houses, No. 1% Shrzrarl street, Gold-n square ; No. 10, Great she-street, Goodman's-held' ; and No. 16, Bouverie-street, Frew .ricer, are alm open fir the private h structinn of respectable Ladies and Gentlemen of any alt.?, who have•not learned that accomplishment, and prefer learning from home, either quite in private or in sets . Officers and others, from, or going abroad, and all who cannot spare ti Ile, will meet the greatest attention to complete them as qaick as possible. The Select Awmlilics be a usual. (►RIcE SIXPENCE. VO ACtioll, So John Bor lase Warr,n's, 1.11 her French frigates IS 3 ..--.-. off Cape St. Via cent,l4th Feb 1797 20 4 ---- off Canarrdown, 11th of Otober„ 179721 4 —..--. Nal i4ll'f i itff the Nile, 1798 16 5 Africa, Chart of Mag nttc Variations around the Seas of 13 Alexandria, View of 44 8 Al/exit:is Bay, the Spa nish and French fleet standing out of, and the t.tiglish squadron 1c tog ro for them under G 4 Ylitar 33 6 Barrington.reprosentation of his Rant and Count d'Estaing's,at St Lucia, iii Doe. 1788 - 23 4 Barna, the chief cite iu Corsica, a View of 7 2 Barry Head, Torbay 4 1 Bourd,aux, Pert of 40 7 Brest Chart of the mail ear port of 15 4 interior harbour and port of 23 4 —, outer harbour of fl 1 Bridlington Bay, on the eastern coast of York shire 69 12 Bridpriit't, Lord, action off L'Orient 4 1 Britannia, represeuted iu her tiairal chancier, supported by the Tri dent, standin g amid surrounding storms 7 1 tot rexnmmeudinq lie attention of the Historic Muse, the. celebr.ited Victor. of - the late ear 14 9 Buoys, representation of twoidiffering front th 9.2.1 53 9 Cables, Mitchell's me tlindf or trying the strength of 10 RI Calais, View of 84 6 CamperdrEsuraction of 21 4 Cape of Gad Hope, View of 80 Ditto, with a South Sea Wirder in the fore- guirtrid 72 12 Coblentx, View of 61 IV C in r, Second Bar at 47 n Cornhagen, View of 44 8 Coruoitl.i.'s inciter.) , Rit treat fruiti a Frei.ol Sect of sullen a foree S 9 7 Cr-meriburgllCutle, View of 20 5 Dartmouth Harbour and Castle 48 8 Dart +law' of war board ing Desiree fligAte 34 6 Dimmed Rock, Mart, nique View of 9 Dover (Loa., •.• Ge se No ' their p:esage to New. futindland 54 9 L'lllveution, a French pri vates, of our masts 9sa f Leviathan, vitna.sou of, after the Action with l'Anierigur, the I,r of Jun,. 1794 :1 2 Life-host, Mr. Great head's, going out to a gip 111 distress 53 9 , three Sections of, 55 9 • Li•tyin , I !arbour and Cas • tie of 11,..!c:ii 3 2 Liverp.g.., a slew of, a. it ai.i•ear. coiling • the 51..r4ey Mahon liarnoo:, •,. of, ip the 1.:a , .1 of Ma - MORA Yt Malta, view of, 45 2 Marcou, view of the Idand of St. 4 4 Marie K rrier, to pre vent Hoar: landing on an upeo Bea. - h 66 11 Mariners, nioansmoposed t i wire the of, when shipwrecked 14 Naples Ilir apd Mount surt•ts, vice of 56 10 Na.sav, view of, in the 'lgicod of New Provi dence 12 2 Nelson'.. Lou,d V icsoep ev,r the E. entli Visa Nile - 1 1 hand - of, bellows a.•l CS' the two of We Right srm 17 3 Neof , inisdland,Charof,4l Night 5ig0.,1., reine.en tatau..s of, 26 5 Ocean.: 6 1 Ostend, view at, 62' 11 •1 Penzance and Mounts Cornwall.. 6 • 1 175141111, view uf, 32 Pont: Ruperth Hay, Du- IllitliCa 5 1 Queen Chaehdte, retire sentatiou of E.s Shen of the 56 10 Rawisgate Pier, with dia. tint view or Sandwich, Dover Celle, and Fleet in time Downs 68 12 R-etners, position el Lorh. fleet ant that et the Count r'e Graeae, at noon, 'a, mote llth Of April 1782 5 1 Ronal Standard 26 4 Rudder, reset!' el of 4:cot u.g "GC Vl steel by, atter having tiara loot uhf 4) 8 Ras lan men of war, por tf4iS of two 10 $ St. Helena, clew o: 27 5 St. John', N,vm found land, •.e. ar of 43 7 An- 1 and Town o 4 11 St. S. iecent, aftion off Dunkirk, View sit 38 7 eve 20 4 I • Dunmore, B •rnbridge Sea, n. of a 74 gun ship, Potot,and Culver Cliffs, ar.d trigat.-s 28 1 Isle uf Wig..t, View Simiks, gr,,ter, s p a ro.d of 73 12 and basking 13 2 Eddvirone Light House I Santa C us, its the Island V i..ui of 71 12 a I - cite:o'e 58 10 Englidi Harbour, Anti- Shi . iwrot at t h e Ca:e of ems 19 3 Good Hope 17 $ L'E lion, of 11 cunt, a:o1 Signals, Nasal 31 8 her prize the Liguria, --. Night 2.1 8 of 42 guns, going into Sound, chart of, and Co- Gibraltar . 33 6 penhagen 29 8 Emblematical Design rc• Sr.utbaiupton, view of 3 I kiting to the battle of Speedy sloop of war, at the Nile li 3 tacked b Several Spin- Falmouth, View of 19 3 ish gun-reads 31 1 Filtering ni. , enine for pu- S r ithead, view at, with rifying water 10 2 Lord Hower prow, ' Flag, Union 26 5 taken the Ist olfJune 2 1 Florida Streams, sup- - view of, with a prised Course of 1 . 4 II slimpolwar lying to 63 II Frontispiece 7 1 Tangier, view of . 54 9 Ditto 14 0 Telegraph, S.val, . 26 3 Ditto, heltig a represen- Tetuan, on the Coast of tatioj4 of the Menu- MO,Kco , „ )7 10 ment erisclfd to the Me- Texel, map of, and Vim awry of Captains Har- ter Roark, II 2 vey and Hutt 67 11 Title, Vignette, 7 1 Ditto, being a reprmen- —. 14 2 Litton of a Monument ---..-----. 20 3 ereeted to the Memory ----.. 25 • of Sir Andrew Snaps --.— al 5 Thriglas 73 12 --ewe ET 6 Gibraltar, view of, with 4': 7 a t1,....t standing into 49 ll the Flay 24 4 .---...,Representatluti -----..- . lil 10 of the Sire.: of, 6) 10 Toulon, view of, with a Greenwich Hospital, view Polar.: in the Fore of, 15 3 Gmend, 11 2 G .x 1 Hope, Cape of, 30 5 Tool. in, Chase of, 10 2 Haitian Harbour in Nova —..., danciction of the Scotia, view of the Fist by Sir Sidney E 1-ante into Stn 37 6 ---., Coininisaionees 1 Triton gate, Am a 11 use io the Naval model of, 7 9 Yard of, 63 11 U..init Fiag 2.i i Hermione, coating nut W.tic...aisikoyd Tali," t of, Gain Porto Cava 1426 5 attacked by the Natives Hectic, under jury masts, of an island near Min towed by the Voris 15 3 rialto 16 8 Hole in the Wall, Island Warrens, Sir John Sn ot Abaco 55 9 Leo-, squadron engagisig . I Howe, Earl, breaking the a French fleet 18 3 French line on the lot Watering Tank, at To of June, 1794 3 1 haccoßee,in Bermuda 31 9 --.-i-'s Fleet and Prises at %Yampa's-ill in China 42 7 Spithead 21 I WilliainTell,French man Ice Islands, accurate re. of war, situation cat, on presentation of several, the inoming of her cap. seen by a squadron of I tore, in her endeavour His Majesty. ships on I to escape front Malta 22 4 The Naval Chronicle is printed and published be I. Gold, 103, Shoe-lane On whom Communications iptendeol for In sertion are requested to be sent). It may also be had of Mesas. Longman, Hurst, Rem and (time: Masan. G. and J Robinson ; Mr. Symonds and Mr. Walker, Paternoster mw ; Mr. Aspeme and Messrs. Rieltuiloons, Curnhill; 111.insrs.. Lack and Parry, Lesdenhall- street ; Minim. Vera*? and Hood, Poultry; Mr White, Fleet street; Mr. Watson, Wapping; Messrs. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Ralf Coast; Mr. ()atoll, Ave Maria-lane; Mr. hlottlev, Portsmouth; Mr. Hayden. 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