The Sun. — London, England, 1804-12-08 00:00:00

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ON MONDAY, Dec. loth, Tuesday I i th, Wednesday lath, Thursday 13th, Friday I4th, and Saturday 15th, and most assuredly no longer, at Half-pas t Six, VIII be performed, tirsttime this Season, an Entertain ment of M toile and Dancing, called THli WIDOW AND NO WIDOW ; Or, THE FAITHFUL IRISHMAN. In the course of which Mr. Inhannot will sing The Devil's ownYachly O'Brien : and Dry up your Ter and Marry Novenakee r, 12 0 4, rrHE COMIIISSION4RS fir TICTUALLJNG " IL HIS AteljEST)": NA PY do itereiy give noire, ,That' nn 1-14dnesday the tub af amender next, they will he realty to receive Tenders, in '-.liriting (sea)ed np), and !rear for the Sup. pCy of what FRESH 111 i fi I.'-onay he ?Ignited fd. the 1.7.1 e of Ills Majetty'r Shipr aped Vessels ai Beerh.wen and in ilantoy Ba 3, Qg aeaoart of Ifriand, for the stare of tv,dve commencing on the tst of January, and online with the jilt of De -ember, 18o$ ; to kr paid for by 111(4, tajtorke, with interest, nideor. days after date. Again. Afiri:lt_Seven o'Clock precisely will be p - resented, first time' MATRI-MbNY. The Princip.ll Charaiiers by Mr. DOWTON Mr. ELLISTON. Mr. 'JOHNSTONE, 11:Ir. FISHER, Mr, MALE, Mrs. JORDAN, Mrs. BLAND. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. Pit 3s. 6d. Seeond Price as. Callery as. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Second price 6d.--No Money to be Returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Posbrzok, wr tne Item-Office, in Little Russell-street. The Doors to be opened-at half past Five. and begun at ballpsst Six. 'Vivant Rex et Regina The VOCNIG ItOSCIUS being engaged fit this Theatre, the Public artrespetlfully informed that he will, make his First Appearance on Monday in the Tragedy of Dcluxl4; after which the. Farce of The Citizen. The Comedy of The Heiress is unavoidably deferred till a rt'c* , +,s . next on 'account of the indisposition of a Principal • Performer. New Comedy, in Five Aas. and a New Melo A tame , ere in Rehearsal, and will be speedily produced. TEICATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. (IN MONDAY EVr.NING. Dec. to, 1804; will he Per.formed, a new COMIC Opera, in Three Ads, never perfortnecl, calked THIRTY THOUSAND; Or, WHO's THE RICHEST; With New Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. The New Overture composed by Mr. Reeve. The Music entirely new, and composed by Messra.Braham, Davy, and Reeve. The Characlers by Mr. MURRAY, Mr. BLANCHARD, .Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. BRAtIAM, Mr. FAWCE l'T, Mr. EMERY, Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. ROCK, Mrs. DIBDIN, Signora STORACE, Miss DAVIES, Mrs. MATTOCKS: Plac es tip. the Boxes to be taken or Mr. Brandon,• at the ISMollice, in itarr.street. STANMORE ASSEMBLIES, do;. 'THE FIFTH ASSEMBLY , w ill h e h o ld en at t h e .4. ABER - CORN ARMS, on MONDAY, themth day of December, Is o4 . • WILLIAM TOOTELL, Secretary. tilgware, ucc, SANS I'AROITRE ; or, (UPON , INVISIBLE. 1-0 DRESS.MAKE RS, HABERDASHERS, an HO. *•SIERS. HIS admired Article of Lldies' Dress, super .ll. sailing the Use of . Flannel and other clumsy Attempts %give warmth-without distiguting the Shape, is now selling O'BRI liNS% ';Dress.tnakers, No. is, Church,stft*, ho, where Country Orclent are.taken iri; NEW EXHIBITION, NTIRELy from the Designs of HOGARTH, and comprehending all his acknowledged Works, in ONE HUN DR ED and TEN PRINTS, forming one of the most rational E X II I lit T I ONS of the present Day. Tbefollowing very interesting Subjeas form a pan of this valuable Cotleciiun r The Brentford Eleaion. The Rake's Progress. The Harlot's . P rogress. Marriage a- la .mode... The March to Finchlty. 'The : Royal Cockpit:- The Analysis of Beauty: rot the accommodation. of such as may honour the Exhi. 'Weil with their natice, the Room is furnished with Books, d escribing and elucid a ti ng all the Subj e as exhibited. Open every Day, Sundays excepted, next Dour. to the Vrr House, in the Haymarket. . Admission One Shilling. , . NOTICE. '_- [`COLONEL FULLARTON having been tie. N.... 0 talned in close attendance unon Hi.; Majesty's Most ltonour.ible Privy Couil, since his return fr..im Trinidad, in November 1813, on a lfhirs mottling that Island, during an interval which occurred in their Lordships' meetings, Co. lotto 1 , , took the. opportunity' of gvitig down to Scotland. where the most important private concerns had Icing called for his presence. He left town on Tuesday. 6th November, and, after having been about a week in Edinburgh, he re. ceived troth London a Copy of a Letter, published in his absence, addressed to the Right lion. Lord Hobart, by Cola. terrhornai Piclon, late Governor, .S:c. Sec. of the Island of Trinidad. ~, Colonel Fullarteri, at prei ent unavoidably detained in Scot. land, will refrain from any cornment 014 this publication; but as the matter it contains is totally foreign from the inves tigation. judicially pending, Colonel Fullartun feels himself tailed upon to state to the Public, that, in due time, he will Silt telonel Pitieh's Letter such an answer as it deserves. LOUTH, LINCOLNSHIRE. . VV ANTED immediately, a CLERGYMAN in tith, Priests' Orde rs to Ulla the Curacy o f the abtivo ...For further particulars apply to th e fi,ay. Woolcv !Oland, vicar of Louth aforesaid, Nov. 26, 0804. k ) UTH WALES, near TENRY, Pl NITIROKESHI R F.. TO ABE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, VERY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, A called LANDIGWI NETT, PARK, C E E NIW AY , nd DIRTY POOL FARMS, containing ;I S A. r R. 2,1 P. "Eittite measure, and lett for one Life aged about 70 years, an the low old. Rents of. 591. Its. 6d. dfiThe Estate it very compael, well situated for Lime, and in ne Spotting Country, rive Miles from the, Market Town fPembroke, and about the same distance frotwfhe much ffMquented and fashionable Wate r i ng - p l ace T cn b y. Th ere !;4 considerable quantity of Timber on the Estate, and a r lable Colliery, which might be worked to great advantage. _. he P remises form an excessive 'Estate, well situate, and • ..lipable of great improvement. • jor tors, further parti ulars appc St ly rando Messrs. Phillips and Ward, ti ovverd-street • . CHIL 13 IdAlll;;eetTeri;77l e App l i cation, of zn4 WH iTEHEArs • FLIJID ESSENCE ofMUSTARD; , The severest SPRAINS ' and MkrlS in less than .f the time usually taken by Oludeldoeic, A repiebusarle, they Liniment or .E mhacation ; and jf .. used,irninediately !er any accident, it prevents the part titnuogbia , k• 4u "10 musTnßo PILLS arc also talcen with singular eves' all Rheumatic, Paralytic, and Gouty All;;dions, t et " ti t l pp_le. 4 ,2, Spasms, or Yandering Pains, Fla . tulency, Fi • and general ;at the SaMe time, the adive ,_,11,14 Essence is applied to the parts aMeted, in!tits where necessary. in those Coin ! - R!tiis,prepated and sold at 'as. 9d, caeh'hox or botfla t by , LonilcoNnston, - Apothecary, No, 1 5 , rt;e street, zullot I.Ptr.lll The emu LAIN OINTMENT, for cleanaktg and healing b ro k en Chilb l ains, is also prepami by Mr. IlStoh, price ts. tid, each box. this Season, with neW Scenery, Dresses, &c. the Histori cal Spectacle called e , • THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN COOK ; Or, THE BRITISH COLUMBUS. Exhibiting the Manners, Customs, Marriges, Combats, Sce.of the Islanders of LW hy-Ee, in the South Sea, with a beautiful Panorama View of the Island. Principal CharaCter; Captain Cook, Mr. m ; Terreeoboo, King of the Island, Mr. ROBERTS; I'areea, Lover to Omai, Mr. LAC R. t• NT ,• - Koah, the Murderer ot Capt. Cook, Mr. ASTLE Y. jun. Avid °mai, Mrs. AST LEY., !n the course (lithe Spectacle wilt he sung. the Comic Trio of Ching, Chit, Qaaw ! by Mrs. Wallach, Mrs# Perbert, and Mr. Johannot. • ' • . In the course ut the Evening, an entire new Duet written by Mr. Upton, and to be sung by Mr. lohannot and EVlrs. Herbert, called Ben and Kate. Also a new Songto be sung by Mr. lohannot, called The Cruel Mrs. bannister, ?be whole to conclude with a Grand Seri° Comic Panto. mime, called THE ORACLE ; • Or, HARLEQUIN's PUN•ISHMENT. Harlequin, Mt. TAYLOR ; Clown, Mr. LAURENT ; And Columbine, Mrs. PINCOTT. Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, to begin at Half. past Six o' Clock. Boxes 45. Second Price U.—Pit is. Second Price is.— Gallery is.. Second Price 6.t. - -tipper Gallery 6d. Second Price to cornnience at Half past Eight o'Clock precisely. Places tribe taken of M. Mobbs, at the Theatre, Irons Ten till Three o'Clock. No Servants can:possibly keep Places after Half-past Se ven o'Clock. WHEREAS it has, been represented to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that a most violent Outrage was on the night of the gth day of o.'lober last committed a% Marazion, in the County of Corewall, on Lieutenant ANDREW WELLS, and a Party of Seamen and Marines belonging to His Majesty's Ship Gannett (who had been sent on shore for the purpose of apprehending two 15e serters), by a. number of Men, in the whole about thirty, armed with Musquets and Bayonets, dressed in Regimentals, and supposed to belong to the ad Battalion of Mount's flay Volunteers, who attacked the Lieutenant and his Partv i. and Compelled them to retreat to their Boat, and while in the ad of launching the same, in order to get on board their Ship, feloniously fired several Musquets loaded, at them, the Balls from which passed.very near the Persons of the said Lieu tenant and hts Party : Whoever shall apprehend, or shall give such information to Messrs. George and . Samuel Icahn, of Penzance, Solicitors, as to, be the means of apprehending any, of the Persons concerned in so firing olf the said Musquets at the said t.ieu. tenant and his Party, or. Of .givinaany Orders. or Direitions for the same (other titan tats enteept the Persons whoam9ually fired), so that.such Oitenders, or any of them, may , be brought to list, shall receive aREW A 14 of Ft FT Y -GUI NEAS, to be paid on their Convldion, by Mr. Bicknell, Solicitor of the Admiralty, Spring-garden Terrace, London. STATE LOTTERY. j EGINS DRAWING the zBth of January, 1J 1835. SCHEME. t of ,Ces,ooo are ,C24,0n0 2 - 20.000 - 40,000 3 - 10,00 30,000 3 5,000 - - ti t ow 6 1000 6,000 10 joo . 5,000 33 • 110 3,00 0 6o • • so . boo 6,150 . 20 . 113,000 25,000 Tickets ;Caso,ooo TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licensed Unsay Office. Price of Ticket 4.18 to o Half . . . . z. 9 9 0 1 .Eighth . A o Quarter - 4 tg o I Sixteenth . - t 4 (gr Those who wich to have particular Numbers should be speedy in their application to some of the Lottery Offices as the final delivery of Tickets from the Wink of England will take place the 29th December. N 0.4, CORNHILL, and 9, CiIARINGAIROSS. TBISH solicits the Put)lie tn. read with Atten. . tioo the GRAND LOTTERY SCHEME in this Paper, which they will find t 4,) contain more Capital Prizes than usual in a Lottery of en few Tickets, and the very great Success that has attended the Purchasers of TIGICETS apd SHARES athili Offices of late yearslwith the pottattalits , that has been observed in the Payment), will, he flatters himself, ensure their future Favours. The present Scheme contains PritCl4 £ec,ooo r 3 z • . 30,000 I 6 - 2,oen 3 . a,ooe to 5Q3 &c. kC. Sec. TICKETS and SITAR ES are selling at the above Offices in great variety; and all Business in the Public Funds trans. ailed with fidelity and dispatch. FOR COUGH, COLDS, ASTHMAS, Sce. CHURCH'S DROPS. Prepared only by Shaw, and Edwards, No. 66. St. , Paul's- Church-yard, London, who hiving purchased the Recipes of Mrs. h.. Church, are alone authorised to prepare and sell all Hr. Church's .Medicines. THESE COUGH libitOPS" have cured . more Colds, Coughs, and Asthmas, the last ten years, thin any Medicine ever published ; they invariably pertorm a cure with perfect safety, and in a much shorter time than can be credited but by experience: Coughs and Colds, however obstinate, and long standing, are speedily removed by . gentle, but - insensible perspiration. thdy allay that convulsive ex. • citement called" tickling in the throat, which is the constant stimulus to Coughing, and enable the atilided to speak and breathe freely. 'Asthmatic Persons have been cured by this Merliviite after suffering and struggling 7 or 4 years with an enenty that frequently threatened suffocation. ‘ViinesS Mr. N. Lang... worth's case, of Ebenezer Chapel,* Lincoln'S•inn-fields, whose testimony is the , strongest - proof of its efficacy ever offitred to the Public-in favOur of any Medicine. Disorders•of. the Breast and Lungs, Consumptive Affec. • dons, Obstruelions in the Glands, and Cungeale4 Phlegm, are With ease and satety removed; in fait,: tar all disorders - . of the Oretst and Lungs, no- Medicine ever experienced so extensive atale, or more ;public approbation, Pet c only as. :per Bottle, or double the quantity for 3s. 9d. Observe none can possibly be genuine unless the name of ;Shaw and Edwards, No. 66. St. Paul's church.yrird, is en. ,graved on the Stamps accompanying each Bottle. Chi lblains—Chureh's Chilblain Ointment, priCe. IS. `cures the worst Chilblains w-ith a very few applications. .Sold by appointment - , of the Proprietors, by every Vender of Mcdiciriet in the United Kintdom. • • To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMILti THE DAY of ELECTION being fixed for Thurrday the aoth instant, to supply the Vacancy in your Court of Dircdors, occasioned by the De-ith of Mr. Vim. Adair Jackson, I pledge myself to you positively that I shall stand the Ballot ; and therefore earnestly entreat the honour of your attendance that day at the East India Muse, to oblige me with I be leave most sincerely to assure you, that the cordial and great support 1 have experienced on my canvass affords me the strongest hopes of securing that success which is the object of your friendly wishes and my solicitation. I have the }humor to be, most respeafully ) Ladies and Gentlemen. Your faithful humble Setyant, fOliN JACKSON. New Broad-street, Dec. 6, 11804. The Committee nteet daily at No. 9, blew Broad-street, and will be happy to see any Friend who can communicate useful Information. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. . • •: Lidies..and Gentlemen. .r HE ELECTION . of .a DIRECTOR, in the room of the late Mr; Jackson .having been* fi xed for Thursday the loth instant, r earnestly solicit the'ittendance of my friends at the Ballot, It is my intention to wait upon every Proprietor residing,in or near London previous: to the E 14Cii01 but if, from the. Inaccuracy of the List,' or the length . of time so extensive a Canvass requires, I should, in some instances, be prevented, I must request the omission may not be attributed to intentional neglect or disresped. I have the Honour to be, with the utmost resped, Ladies awl Gentlemen, Your most faithful and obedient Servant, lOHN SEED. _ _ _ No, S, Gloucester Place, Dec. 6, 1804. Ma Respeetable MEETING of the FRIENDS of Mr. lOHN 13F.88, at the King's Head, in the Poultry, tke following. Resolutions were unanimously carried : Resolved, THAT it is the Opinion of this Meeting, that the long experience of Mr. john Babb, in the Affairs of the East !tuna Company, the Services which he has ren dered, the testimonies which the Governments of India and the Court of Direz.inrs have borne to his Zeal, ability, and integrity, and his complete acquaintance with Commercial Transactions, though personally disenfaged from any COW* cern in them, render !inn highly qualified to fill the impor tant Statien of a Diredor of the East India Company. Resolved, • That this • Meeting will use ,their utmost endeavours to promote his Elettion to thot honourable Station. - HENRY THORNTON, Chairman. King's Head, Poultry, Dec.. tgo4. Mr. Ilehb's Committee wi lt meet every Day at the King's Head, in the Poultry, where any Cominunications are re quested to be made. JOSEPH BOOTH. Coxheath Camp, Nov. 2, 11164. THE Committee appointed to receive and appro. White the SUMS Of Money subscribed torloseph Booth, Private in the 3cl Regiment of War York m t iVia, who on fortunately lost both his Arms on the IStli of August last, by the accidental discharge of his Rifle Piese l when on du ty, acknowledge the receipt of the following tibei t t abseply. - • . _ . . 0 MS of the Ist West York Militia . X. 23 rit 0 Non-commis:cloned Officers and Privates of do, 13 to 3 0 ffiettm_Non-c.om rnissioned Officers and Privates of the EastVork Militia, remitted from thetamp at Chatham - • • 36 o o Ditto, ditto, ditto, of the East Norfolk Militia ao s 6 Offii.ers of the 3d West York Militia - 77 7 0 Noti-coininissioned Officers and Privates of ditto 3S 9 4 Maor-General Lord Southampton, commanding the Yorkshire Brigade - - - 55 o Lieut. Col. Stephens, 3d Regiment of Guards 1 1 o Captain 0 itisl, ditto, ditto - - I I o Captain Burton, dill,, ditto - t -t o Capt. Caniphdl, Assistant Quarter-Master-Ceneral r 1 0 Mr. loseph Spencer,'Bread-street, London - 2 2 Mr. Edwards, Butcher to 3 , .1 W. Y. M. . 1 t o 1. 330 'l6 1 Cal. - Cooke, M. P. NW. Cooke, 0 wstoo, Dun caster, per ann. for lifo of Joseph Booth, tach tl.ts. - . - 2 2 0 To COUNTRY BOOKSELLERS and TQYMEN. CAN. the .Approach of,the CEIR IS TMAS HOLY. kJ DAYS, Tabart and Co. of the juvenile and School Library, NO. 157, New Bond-street think it necessary to intonn respetiable Country Booksellers and Toymen, that therapy be supplied with Ten- Pound, Fifteen-Pound, or Twenty-Pound Assortments of the beat and most saleable Books for Children and Young Persons that ever were pub lished. _ _ _ Alt the Arti cles of such Assortments which are deemed unsalable, on the ist of March 'next, may be then' Ex changed for others, of the sale of which there can be no question. As Tabart and Co. possess, in their own copy-rights, the greatest variety of juvenile Books In the Trade, anti as they are enabled, by their extensive dealings in these Articles, to supply the Books of most other Publishers .on the lowest terms, they presume, that raprelable ,Country Dealers, in general, will find their advantage in opening the Account above proposed. NeW Bond-street, November 20, 180 4. • FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTIIMAS, AND CON. SUMPTIONS, ROBBERDS's IMPROVED °BALSAMIC ELIXIR; or,' COUCH DROPS.—So eXtt4ol%ti. nary are its Virtues, that let the Patient he ever so emaciated or reduced, after having tried every Medical Assistance to no purpose, it, will ael as a were a Clurtn, and instantly relieve the most inveterate Ctlilglt ; give ease and freedom to Perspi ration, pmmote gentle kxpeacration, Strengthen the whole Debilitated Constitution, procure the refreshing comfort of Rest and Sleep; arc' quickly ethtet a permanent Cure for tint most obstinate Coughs, Colds, Astlituas, and Con sumptions. Not an Instance has occurred, though taken by. near Sixty Thousand Patients, wherein these Drops have been known to' fail relieving the above Complaints : in fad too much cannot be said in praise of so valuable a Remedy, as it only requires to be known to meet universal preference, A fur ther ;account of its Virtues may be seen in the Evangelical, European; Lights, and tientletitense Magazine, of 'January iBoi. Sold ‘Vholesale and Retail at Mr. Butler's, No. at, Cheapside, Corner of Pmernoster - row ' • and Retail by Hazard, Bath ; Trewrnan and Newton, - Exeter; Goadby, Sherborne ; Baker; Southampton; Collins, Salisbury ; Gre gory, Brighton;. Wood, Wi:yrnouth ; Stevermon, Norwich; Wood;.shrewshury ; Belem and Sharp, Portsmouth ; Nand. .ing, cospert I Weston, Partin; Payne and Cook.worthy, Plymouth; Brown and Sheppard, Bristol I Macdonald, Gtasgow ; Mituliel, Aberrleen ; Tait. Inveiness ; Scott and Siiiith, Edinburgh; Walker, Newcastle; Moss and Greg. son,. Liverpool ; Stains, ' Manchester ; Poole, Chester, Neatest Dover ; Sicnitioniti, Canterbury ; Wettoos, C,lirrt. sey,• ' Wheeler, Battle ; Kepner, Colchester; Watkins, Here. ford ; Sitnson, Herttord l Small, Bedford ; Edo, Ninth anyton ; Tynibs, Worcester; Nott and Lloyd,.Bittninghatn; Loggin, Ayles orth ; Sunlit and Rusher, Reading;, Bach, New York ; artier, Barbadoes ; Bull and-Callavell, Dub lin; and by, 'li st Booksellers and Medicine Vender; in every ( if 'l'own in the Unite King dom ; in Bottles at tit. and as. 0. eich. Ells M.ijesty's Honnurable.Coromissioners have been pleased to order the Name of R. }intim No. 4, Cheapside, to be en graved on a Mack Starniv, which Stamp, is ath‘sci" to ni..tt DFglci ;ILI other - are Catta_trr felts. The Conditions' of tbe Contrite! may be mert at the S'arretitoy`i Ucc, at ibis Offie., nr by applying to Mr. Distatervills, for Msluallrng dt the Cow of Cork. No regard will be had to wry Tender itowhieh the Aire : 4 41 1 rut bt intrrted in two's at length, or that 44.0 nct he delivered to the lard kejore One la7oei on tin pad orrahierdoytb► t ,b et Preentfer,ntort, nor mem" 'tbe Pdotookria oreati the T. 4410, or rows Prreon ox Git hthalf,4ishesad.i i , iflttWir. when eagfdivr,. „ 11CTUoiLLING OPFICS. Deceme‘er 5, ao4. ''THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTU AL L 1:1 1 ,6 ' AL His ALVESTrt NAVY d ierre6j give Natice, 7'hat on IrEDNE.SDAY the tgth inmost, they . wilt 6s reaaj , to r,. rely, Tenders in tvriting (sealed up), asd treat with stab Per. sow at will.mtdertake to furnish whatrver FRESH BEE F be required for tbs Use allajesty's Ships and Pis: Mat PO. mouth and Torbay (air separate C;ontraffrAVar .5 Ix silfahs, lam the ist Yietwa'Y next to Ike 3ath of June falowing inelative mod tolepaidlor by 13111 r, piyable, with Interett,titiept d4t after date. --- • , The Cna'illont Ef the Contra!? may be 11114 41 six Secretary', Office, at this Offs?, or by applYing is Mr. liVll. , r, the Aver of the said Commissioner: at 1 3 ;yinamtb, or is the Cailraas of ihe Curtoms at Dartmouth, in the Cau4 of Devon, rerteSively. Ne regard Will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall rot be inserted in wards 41 length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before like 1) 1 C164. - k ox the said Indnesday. the 19th instant„ not finless the Perron who makes the Tenders *f tome J'erson On hit behalf, attendr, 11 alfelVer i .a.4lll roam( Joe. EAST INDIA 80V5.14 Decentlir 1, 1204. rrHg. C OURT of DIRECTORS of tbt UNITED J. COMPANY r t f MeßC4s.l4 , lng NOLAND Palms , tl the .Ead ladler d; give Mice, That they 1141? ie 'ea.& rarha P,opotalt, at am) , tint ON 01r hefore 114 2i of yammer y, tBos, front any l'onen that MO be wiling to ictl-gc-4 Coptered.hatoar Ship; of thehetrthea tsf front coo boo Tont, illeasorententoior the said Com. pav's Service, jar oHe ;a; and that a Copy of the , Terrat and Conditie*: on which the hold Ships will he.estragid 1* the' Coattail's Service, may At had ea application to Mr. yamet Coggan,Clcrk t. the Committee of Shippigg, on or alter alloaq,y the loth in.ftant. IPILLLI.II RAMSAY. AT. The Tendert, vitt, 'Le words " Ship - lender" on the Cover, to be sevceal.l.P "led up, and kfi with thr Seerstao., at or hefore Puvlveota4e4 at ,Noon, on the said 2d 3'4mitav, 4eyead tvikAi hour no Tender will be received: TO CALICO PRINTERS. TO BE SOLD Olt I.GT C 13Y PRIVATk CONTRACT, VALUABLE COP V HOLD ES ['ATE, si. • Mile at CRAWSHAW BOOTH, in Flossendale, iu the*outtly of Lancaster, consisting of the unaormentioned Premises : _ _ I. A . Farm in the Occupation of lames Duckworth, con taining three Cottaxe6, 3 Ram, and about tOurteen Cheshire Acres Of Land, held 'on a Lease for Ten N'eJr4 unexpired, at the annual Rent of all, 2. A farm' in the Otx,ipation of lolin Lord, consisting of a house, Barn, And about six Cheshire Acres of i l.and, heht fora I.ife, aged Ninety Y.ws, at the Kent of ;P. pet Annum; . _ _ ;. A' Farm, nnw in the Owner's Minds, consisting of St Muse, Barn, and twelve elteshire Acres of Land, lett j 301. per Annum. 4. Prt of the valuable . Printing Works of the late Firm of Prince, Taylor and Co. consisting of a Howking.hous ei with 1 tloWetful Fall of Water, and capital Spring Lodges, Cutting-shop and Stove; together wi t h a Printing Shops for fifty Tables, Colour Shop, %Vagdiouse, hte, Garden, and fourteen Cheshir e Ac res g C o o o u di hr io g u t e o . u s iv til or Land, and 'histeett Cottages, ten of which are entirely new. Tho others, with the rest of the BUiltllll96, in excel. tent repair. Also tlie Leale . of the remaining part of the aforesaid . Printing Works, held for a Term of nineteen Years unet. pircd, at t 'Rent Of 17%1. Annum, cont.iining F a ll of Wat.ur, four Cottagea,. and .about lifteett Cheshire Acres of Land, upon which have lately been ereaeda largo Dry-house and stove, two Stories high, titty yanls long, and mile and a half yards wide a full three Stories high, ni ne ., teen yards by tburtuen, containing Callentter-house, Pray. room. rarlding-room, Stoves, &c. Zee, A spacious Dye-house, nineteen yiird; by maim - a good Wash.house -ter two Dash Wheels, a Blue Dye-house and Carpenters'-shop, largo River ,and Spring %Vatet Lodges,. &c. &c. R 'llteValicttile Stock of Utensils. consisting of every requi. site for au extensive Concern, to be disposed of at a air va. lukt T II; above Pre:ll4lf are situate on the Turnpike.road from Manchester to llutoley, Shipton and Caine, at the distances. of ninetten front Niainitester, five front Burnley, el e y on trom Coble, • two frorn Hailinxelett, eleven from Islackbiarn,* and nine tnnit Bur in a populous ncignbourhund, abound ing with suitable I . The River antl,Spring Water is aboncholt, 'and of a most excel lent giottisyc Coals .are ch.)4...e at itatul an l cbeap, . Further particulars may be known by applying to Mews. Duckworth ;inti Chipitin4.l4le, Al4nchetter ; or to Mr. Ru.- inr; rt;nce, Qv the Ground, who will shim ti premises, • ' PILTUeI Li-4AV OFFICE, December 7, iBo4. •THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING 4 I!'" Hit ALI.7E,STY's NAVY do hardy give Notize, r 4 ,4 ON intorao NeAl, the best. they evill be rearfy tt rece i hm Tendert, in writing (oohed up), ar i d treat for 700 lit/lit , DR ED BAGS' of KENTISH HOPS, of the Growth of the Year 1;3,43 ; to Le answerahle to Samples to he produced with the Tenders; to lc delitezed into Mt Majesty's Yit7t:allin ti Steer at Deptf.rd; an! to ho paid for by ninety days after Comii!ioni of the Contrail may At seem at the Secrotao Offer . Art regard &II it bad to ,coy Tender Ix which the Pelee shall not Le feasted ix %cards at length, or that thall not he delivered to the Board before One 9'C/orb on the 'said Iredeteldo next, the tzth inst. n:r :alert the Perton who Naha the tender, or sow Person on hit behalf, atten,o'f, to aterwer, when culled for.