Star.
London, England, 1805-08-26 00:00:00

with the• ;bow. mentioned Work,

T. liiitntne of the Infati of Chitin, with colour:1 Piaci,
tklirdi, 61.

1. A:i 1:1,1:4i.ir of dui Infra. of Intlia, ‘rith c.,:ourcd Plato,
rrkc in Ltards, 61.6,.

.1 j..; tarce N :looks form a gettcral illuaeat:oa of the Inrces
14. Alia.

EAST INDIA SOUSE, Artll 22, 1805.
THE. COMMITTEE of .SHIPPING of the
UNITED COMP ANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND,tradiaz to the EAST-INDIES, do bereby give
That the Cocaina= will be ready to receive Proper:di, In
writing, foaled ..on or before Wedndday the 4th of September,
front Nth Pafime who may be ',Min; tauppbe the CosnistoY with
ANCHORS AND GRAPNALS,
CANVAS,
IRON GUNS, .
PITCH AND TAR,
SHOT AND SHELLS, and
SWEDISH IRON. * • •

And that the Conditions of the Contradt may be fern upon ap-
plication to Mr. James Coggen, Clerk to the faid Committee, with
whom the Propofals mu be left bed twelve o'clock at 00014 on
the fcid 4th of September, beyond which !lour the Committee will
not Axelwe any Tender.

FOR SALE,

By Order of the Honourable Comt;dfaaners of his Majefty's
Cullom*, at the Cullom Houle, Roehefter,
On Tiuniday, Auguft 29, at Ten o'clock ip the Forenoon,
...r.E FOLLOWING GOODS, in keveral Lots:
volt gout UNSOMPTION.
1740 Gallons Geneva 13 Gallons Wine
6z Ditto Brandy
f 94 Pounds whole Peppet
48 Ditto Rum zss Pieces foreign China
And fundry (mall Articles.
FOS ZIOOR,TATION.
13 Piecel India Silk Handkerchiels—One Silk Shawl.
•
2sl. per Cent. will be required as a depofit.

CUSTOM HOUSE, RYE.
There will be put up to Sale, on 'Midday, the apth Intl at
Eleven o'clock In the Forenoon, in fundry Lots. .

THE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ.
TOR PRIVATI USE.
About x6co Gallons Geneva
1630 Brandy
Rum
180 Gallons Brandy, of legal ftrength, for Dealers.
so Gallons Red
210 Bottles Port Wine
790 Claret
348 White
36 Compounds
3300 Pounds Salt
78 Tea
2 Carts.
The Goods to be viewed the day before and morning of the Sale.
251. per cent. will be required as a depoßt.

FINEST PAra OF DEVONSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD, IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
Altogrilia, or in any part, with Imnirdi.ite Poff,!llian,

1 'HE MANOR or LORDSHIP of WEAR
I (utherwife HONITOWs SIEGE) two miles and a half from
Fitter, and fora) miles tram the Sea; with capital and fpacious
M..clion, commanding the finelt view., all filitahle Offices, Gar-
dens, extenfive Park, richly Wooded, rich Land., farms, Fillatries,
and innumerable local advantages. The Situation, Condition, Soil,
Climatc. and Neighbourhood, form the molt eligible refidence in
this Kingdom far a Man of Portune. Price of the whole property,
Fort v . five '1 houfand Pounds. ,

- .
lufnrmatim will be given to Principals only, by W. F. Spicer
;Lfq. the owner and oceuiii.r. Half of the Purchate-money may
remain on cleurity.—Nu unpaid letters attended to.

SOLD,

"1"H E Tee:Simple of all that tilate, called LANG-
-11- DON, othe.;:wire Hoecost Be, fituate in the Parifit of Dawlids,
in the County of •evott ; eonfifting of a Dwelling-haute, Barn,
Stable anti other Conveniences, and about 36 Acres of Arable.
Palture, and Orchard Land, being one mile from the Beach of
that mudarLquented Wrering Place, Dawlith—efteemed the
molt isommodioul bathing Place in the Weft of England, four
miles from Teignmouth, feven front Chudleigh, and eleven from
the City of Exeter. It has a delightful view of Exmouth and the
I Bar, and the River Ex It is a molt beautiful fpot to build on, as
water may he bad at a very Nall erpence. In either of the Clofes
of Lam', a few acres will be fold, if applied for, providing the
whul:: might not he wanted, for which a file will be held at the
London Inn, Dawtifh, on Thurfday the a' t!, day of September,
ISoc, if not previnufly fold by private contradt, of which timely
notice win be given.
For further particulars apply to Mr. George Cole, Dawinit; or
Kr. Giles Cole. No. a 6, Woburn Place, Rutfell fquare, London.

FOR SALE,
At the Brokers New Sale Room, late the Mayoralty Houfe, Fly-
mouth oil Friday the 30th day of Auguß MR., at eleven o'clock

in the fort-noel,
ri"liE good Spanifh GunNefrel SAN PEDRO,
1. alias LA ESPF.RANZA, burthen about fifty Tons, a new
Ve-7e* and well calculated for the Fins and Fruit Trades; and, as
lie is an aftoniihing fad-failing Veffel, might with little ezpenee
be converted into a privaacer.--Afterwards will be fold, the War-
, like and other Stores landed from the field Veffel.
Alfo, the good tlpanith Brig LA MARIA DE LOS GARCIAS
Di. LA COMPANIA DE SANTIAGA ; burthen about 140
Tons: Ste is a refpedlable good looking Vail, and le (likable for
1 the general purpofe of wade, takes the ground well, and, together
with het Stores, is in very gond condition, now lying in Stamm
Pool, and there to be delivered.
Immediately afterwards will be fold, the Warlike and other
, Stores, laded from the Ship LA CONFIANCE; confiding of
I Cablet,'Standing and Running Rigging, Sails, Yards, Spars, Double
I and Sin* Blocks, Iron Ballad, Magnets, Gnopiitvdtr in Barrels,
I a quantity cf Bread Legars, Butts, and other Caws, with various
of her Articles.
For Exnertation-8 Calks of Red Wine.
The above Veffet, and Goods are condt.nin: I as Prize to his
Majelly's Ihip Of war LA L2ll E,commant:ed by I. MAITLAND,
Efq.
Alfo the Warlike and ether Stores, conli ling of Anchors, Ca-
bles, Standirg and Running Rig, ing, Sail,. Yards, Spam. Junk,
Double and Single Blocks, Iron Banat, Magnets, Paola, 'and
Cutlaffes, 20 Guns 9-pewit:erg, Round and Grape Shot, Gun-
powder to Barrels, Bread, Bed, Pork, Peale, and other Procifions,
a quantity of Red Wine, to Cafes of Brandy, Legars,l-lalfl.egars,
and whey Calks, l% ith various other Articles Landed front the
French Private Ship of V,':.,r le Valiant, a Prize to his IVlajelly's
obip of War Loire Commanded by V.I. Maitland. Efq. takaa In
comma: y wish his I,.lajefty's 'Ships Melainpus and Brilliant.
For viewi. ", the Velrei, and thtir Stores, and fur any further
particular,, apply ac the C...intint; Houle of EDWARD Lir Ng, Efq.
~r to
Ply:ntr:.th, Aughtt.ll7.,liz°llulA. I LOCKYLiti Sworn Broker,
. .

WANTED immediately, a Tin Piste Worker' in
the Planiihing hie ; tooftant cmplOy add goottritieiirM
he given --Apply to Mr. George Harvey, Tin Plate Worker,
Weyinooth,

TO PARENTi AND GUARDIANS.—PRIVATE TEITOk.
A GENTLEMAN ,of refpeftable Cot:int-dimsi a
▪ Matter of Arts, Fetlow of a College, and *Mating to take
Orders, haying fame kifure time upon his hands, is &firma of
being engaged with one or mote private Pupils, in a Nobleman's
or Gentleman's Family, or at his own Chambers when in Town.
Addrefs A. Y. Z. Poit Office, Baldock, Hertfordadre. ,

DESIRABLE SITUATIONS IN SOUTH WALES.
NO BE SOLD.
•
SEVERAL SMALL FARMS, from toL to 701.
per ann. litiratrd lb the Counties of Carmarthen and Gla-
morgan. Two or thofe in Glamorganfhire at a (tort slinance from
one another, each valued at 7oL per annum, Might by improve.
mein In 'building be made very agrccable relldences fur genteel fa-
fituated in a remarkably picafant and healthy country,
and within an eary ride of the fen.
Apply to Meffrs.Roifer and Sias N 0.27, Bartlett's Buildings,
Holborn—One Concern.

EW. WOODFORD refpeefolly informs the Pa-
trons of his late Father and Uncle (Woodford and Willet)
and the Public, that he has rc-clLiblithed the FALCON T.% VERN,
GRAVESEND, in its former Rate of convenience, that he has
taken eftletual means to provide excellent Wines, commodious
/lA% and Servants competent and entirely difpofed to render
every attention, and that he hopes, with great deference, to merit
and to obtain that fupport which was kindly beßoived upon the
above Mentes. Propriaors.
r Prime Wines, and Beds well aired, will be objedls of par.
ticular care.

• ROYAL -HOTEL. BIRMINGHAM. •
WILLIAM STYLES, havinrben hnnoured
by the Patronage of his Royal Highn &Prince WILLIAM
of GLOUC FST'2R, in his way through Birmingham, and having
obtainea, tb..oagh the favour of the Earl of -DA RTMOUI H, his
M'AJI?S Y's molt gratious Permifflon to dlitiuguidt his Houfe by
the Natiu of the ROYAL HOTEL, refpcdtftily begs leave to
ante the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that t I:: ;s; .eft
exertions have been made for their Accommodation, and
every means will he gratefully adopted to merit a continuance of
their Favour and Support...4kt atter* Minfelf th.tt his Houk will
be found particularly 'eligible to Families, having no contiedtion
with Stage Coaches. '
N. R Any Number Horfes ready on the itiorteft Nolte.
Birmingham, Augult 19%1803.

• TWENTY GUINEAS REWARD.
STOLEN on the night of Augutt 23d, or early on
the following morning, from out of the Marches near Hack-
ney, a valuable CHESNUT FILLY MARS; three yeast old;
has four white ,tegs, is bald flee, about fifteen bands high, jut
broke, and carries herklf upright. She has a blemilb on her of
hind thigh, occafioned by a kick. •
It Is fuppofed thefaid filly is carried eff by fame petfon (leper.
font who have taken either the Ere: or Hertford Roads, as the,
along with her Dam, and a fine valuable Yearling Colt were driven
out of the Marlin together, the latter of which was found aiout
a mile on the (aid Roads, lying with its thigh broke—the Dam
having returned tb the Martha. • •
Whoever will give information of the fald Filly to Mr. Whatl.
ton Bonney, of Clepton, Middlefc; fo that the Perfon or Perform
whishave committed the raid daring Robbery and Outrage may be
apprehended, flu% upon convidtion, receive the above Reward, in
addition to the Reward given by tue " Bocteey far the prokeut-
ing Felons and Hork-fteakrs."

This day was phbliihed, in 8,0. price ga.6d.
THE Second Edition of the ORCHARDIST;
-1- or a Syftem of dole Pruning and Medication, for eitabWh-
log the fch.nce of Orch-sdlng.
By the late T. s;. BURKNALL, Efq. M. P.
Printed for George and William Nichol, Pall Mall, and James
Afperne, Corohili
Where may be bad,
All the Publications by the Board of Agriculture.

This day was isublifhed,
In one large Volume ramo. with a Frontifplece, price Gs. 6d. in
boards (dedicated to Ifaac Reed, William Long, and Thomas
Green, hfqrs. and the other Members of the Literary Club).
MAUFRAGIA ; or, HISTORICAL ME
MOIRS of SHIPWRECKS, and the Providential Deli-
verance of VeWels.
By JAMES STANIER CLERKS, F.A.S.
Chaplain of the Priam's Hoafehold, and Librarian to his Royal
Highnefs.
London: Printed for J. ivlawman, 21, Poultry.

Lately publilhed, Price yr.
POEMS, ODES, PROLOGUES, and EN-
LOGUE% fpoken on Public Oecaliona at READ:NO
SCHOOL ; with an Account of the late Dr. Burr and Mr.
UNWELL. _ _ - -

Suld by Meffrs. Richardfon,Pridden, Law, Longman, du.
Where may be had. by the fame Editor :
A LATIN GRAM MAR,with Notes for the ufe of thofe who
have made fume Progrefs In the Lag/page. Sixth Edition,
Price as.
DELECTUS SENTENTIARUM et HISTORIARUM, ad
ufum tironum aecommodatus. Sixth Edition, Price as.
A New LATIN VOCABULARY, adapted to the heft Gram-
mars Second Edition, Price as. ed.
LATIN DIALOGU ES, colleeted from the belt Latin Authors
Se'tond Edition, Price as.
FIRST LATIN EXERCISES, with familiartixplanations.—
Price is.

PRINCIPIA Hiftorim Natural's, Officiorum, Rei RAI= et
cographicm.. Price as. 6d.
POETICAL CHRONOLOGY of Ancient anol Englifla Hif-
ry, with Notes. Fourth Edition, Price 2s.
CICERONIS EPISTOI .t£ feledtz. Prize 2%
in the Prefs,
A New GREER GRAMMAR, with Notes.

NEW MUSIC—HAYDN.
This day was publilhed, by G. Thornton, Edinburgh,
and ?ream, 97, Strand, London ;
And fold ago by all the Mulic Sam,
in every Town in the Unital Kingdom.
The FOURTH Volume, which, with the THIRD, contains
ONE HUNDRED SELEC SCOTT IS H
EONOS, with ACCOMPANIMENTS, and with SYM.
PHONIES, to introduce and conclude arch Song, compared for
the Piano Forte, dtc. whully by HAY DN. who wrote thus when
he fent the Mulic I heat! of this Work, and by it Illoter
" mytelf my name will live is Scotland many years after my
" death."

The Pr)F.TRY will be found to include the molt Meet and va-
luable Colkaion cf Songs, ancient -afr modern, both Scoitoh
and Englith, ever otiered the Public. And this is the only Work
in which all the admirable Songs of Burns, above too in bomber,
arc or can be let to mulie. .
To the Fourth Volume will be prefixed a ftriking Likencfs of
that great Poet, .if a large lize. ergrkveal by Paton TI-wialtio,
from the Original Plante by Mr. Nafmyth. The firft impref-
lions will be relayed for thole who have fubfcribed, or may yet
fubferibe.

--............
Lately puhlifhed, as above,
A Ncw Edition of the tit and .c. 41 Volumes of this Work; the
Hirmony acid Symphonies partly by Haydn, and partly by Pleytl
and lit °ulna.
The Air: are given in the molt comet and approved form ;
each Volumetcontains El!), Airs. Any Volume may I.:- had tingly;
and thuiplice of 'eslch (with a fine Engraving) k a °Mara. Tn.:
Violin and Vi...toncLlio Akomwd.u,cnts, then wanted, ate fold
leparattly. ' .