Star.
London, England, 1805-11-29 00:00:00

LINCOLN'S-INN CHAPEL.

A SERMON will be preached in this Chapel on
Thurfday,tbe sth day of December next, being the Day tip•
pointed fur a fultion Thankfgiving to ALM' GLIT T GOD for his late
Mercies to this Nation, manifelted by the Victory obtained by his
ht.jtfl ' Ships under the CORDO2TI of the lamented Lord Vii.
coent Nt5.5074 over the Combined Fleets of France and Spain.
. . - . .

It having been fuggefted, by many Perfons who ufually attend 'I
Divine Service in this Chapel, that an Opportunity fhould tie
afforded of conaibuting upon this Occafion to the Patriotic Fund
for the Relief of the Wislows and Orphans of our brave Country-
men who felllnthe Engagement, and for inereafing the Comforts
of the Wounded';
The Matters of the Bench hereby give Notice, That proper
Perfona will attend to receive fuch Contributions after Divine
Service. By Authority of the Bench,
THOMAS LANE, Steward.
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Lincoln's•lnn Council Chamber,
Nov. 26, i Bos

PORTSMOUTH.-FOR PUBLIC SALE,

At the Star and Garter Tavern, on Saturday the 7th of -December,
iBos, atileven o'Clock In the Forenoon,

THE fine French National Brig LA FAIVNE.
A. condemned as Prize to his Majelty's lhipa Collar, R. Barron,
Ffq• commander, and Camilla, W. B. Taylor, Efq. commander.
Dinsenlions, length on deck 93 feet 3 inches, breadth of beam 28
feet, height between decks.. feet so inches, depth of hold 8 feet g
inches, and admeafures 303 81.94 Tons.
This brig has not been bunched a year, is coppered and copper-
raftenecl, pierced for 18 guns, remarkably handfome, (ails rneom•
misty fait, and is peculiarly adapted for a cruizer, or the African
Trade.

For viewing thsfaid brig, Inventories, and further particulars,
apply two days before the Pale to
JOHN MOYLE, Broker, Port/mouth.
N. P. Rothery, Efq. Agent.

PORTSMOUTH-FOR PUBLIC SALE,

At the Star. and Garter Tavern, on Saturday the yth of December
silos, at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoon,
THE Lubec brig die GUTE ERWARLUNG,
condemned as Prize to his Majetty's Gun-brig Steady, Ar-
thur Stow, Efg. Commander.
DieuenSons, length on deck 94 feet 6 inches, breadth of
beam 24 feet 2 inches, depth of hold 22 feet 3 inches, and Adana-
tures 234 62 94 Toner.
She is quite new, having only made one voyage to Oporto Estee
the wus launched; Is remarkably well built, abundantly found in
all kinds of ufeful Stores, which are in high prefervarian, aad well
adapted for every defeription of trade.
After which will be fold the entice Cargo of the Paid brig, eon-
fifting for home eonfumr-ion, 916 Bags of Perrambuceo sod
Maranbam Cotton Wool.

Samples of which may be teen lix days before the fate, at No. 32,
Clement's-lane, Lombard-ftreet, London. And for viewing the

fame, Catalogues andlnventories, apply two days before the fate to
JOHN MOYLE, Broker, Portlinoutb.
Agent.

N. P. Rothery, Eft

PORTSMOUTH-FOR PUBLIC SALE,

At the Star and Garter Tavern, oh Saturday the 7th of December
aos, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,

THE American Ship LITTLE CORNELIA,
condemned as Prize to his Majsity's Gun-brig Steady, Ar•
thur Stow, Efq. Commander.
Dimenfions, length on deck 74 feet S Inches, breadth of beam
22 feet, depth ahead 13 feet, and admeafures t 43 93.94 Tons.
She appears to be French built, is very well found in all kinds of
ftores, fails well, and ls well calculated for the Mediterranean or
Welt-India trade, and might be fcnt to yea at a very trifling

espence.
For viewing the above fhip, Catalogues, farther particulars, and
Inventories, aptly two days before the fate to
JOHN MOYLE, Broker, Portfmouth.
N. P. Rothsry, Efq. Agent.