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PRESIDENT,
The Most Noble the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM, K. G.
VICi-Pit4SIDENTS,
Mali:Luis of Salisbury ,K. G . Viscount Chet wynci
Lead Temple Viscount l)uncannon
• Viscount Bulkeloy Lord bray brooke.
T ft US TILES.
Matquis of Buckingham I Lord Braybrooke.
William l'raed, Esq. IVI-:"P.
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" . of Noblemen and Gentlemen nave entered into a Subscrip.
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NOTICE TO 111ARINERS.
N Virtue of an A& of Parliament; Geo. ITT. c. 132.
1. authorising the Hon. • the commissioners of Northern
Lighthouses to erect a Lighthouse mule Bell Rock, to place
a t loafing Light there, and ta coiled. Duties thereupon,
Notice is hereby giyen, That kY ESSEI„ fitted out for a',
FLOATING LIGHT, is now moaned Mr the Cape or Belli,
Rock, situated at the entrance of the Friths_ of Forth Anl.•
Tay, in N. Lit. 56 deg. 27 min. and W. long. z deg. 27 min.
The moorings of this light consist of a mushroom.anchor,
with a chain,' laid down in 17 fathoms water, the Bell Rock
bearing.hy the Compass, E. S. E. distant onain:ile.; the tied
}lead, N. by E. i E. distant thirteen miles; Fifeness. S.W.
W. distant tw.;l:e miles; and the I 13nd of May S.W; S.
distant seventeen miles. •
The light will be from tit,- and will be. 1:; 1:;,•
*tight of the Istli d:y of September,
every night, froM the pin; away of dad tight in the cvenmg
!. till tile return of daxlight in the Morning.. To dittinguislt,.
this light from the double lights at the Tay, and Scares, ,atai
*rum the single In;ht on the island 'of May,. three distinct
lgtits will be slime by a lantern hoisted..to the:top of each
Ittatit,, and these will be visible from every point of the.
compass ; the lante•ns on the fore, and mizen masts being
elevated 2.3 teat, aid that on the ni'zen'mast ;t'feet above
tato vessel's deek; the Lgiits, Wien front either side'ot
the ship, will have the appearance of a trjanle, bur if seen
end-on, will appear as two lights, the one abase the orlit.J.
Thii.Ve:iserwas• formerly" a Fishing Dogger, and at the
dis/4"1-:e"15eVe,11 pr elstit mile.s is like 4, Ship tinder jury
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masts I n the ctiy•tiine 3 Flue with a light-house in the
field will he displayed from the mainmast; and in thick and
fOggy weather a bell will be tolled on boarOß
with an interval
of a tninute, night and City.
Although this Vessel has been fittedbut in the completeit
Xtlallitt,:r. and every attention paid. to mooring her proPerlYi
yet 4, all dotting li4hts a,O Itahl« to break adrift in the tent.
7stuous weather of winter, Mariners are reco•iiinend:•,l not
negleCt emir Land-iriarki, and climb will) caution fur the.
Floating Light.
This Vessel
is also intenriel to answer the, pbrpose of a
Store-ship, while the Ligni-hnnse isbutidirr,t'on4 he hock -;
) and should it be fouod necessar. looker her present st,ith.tt
during the working months of Summ, ir slue notice will be
• giVen.
• ,By Order, of the Hun. Commissioners of the Northern
Light.tiouses,
C;-CtyNlN/GIIANI. Sc.

TO 'l'tlL CIILVALII:It
Honoured Sir; • -
now ,eighteen•inenths since I was leized:Avith
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and in the' riettt- to you, for my complete ,ifC:ivcr'. •
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