Star.
London, England, 1812-11-23 00:00:00

CONTRACT FOR BUILDING FIR FRIGATES.

Ithr7=OFAICI, Nevesiter VT; lelt. •
'[HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
SIONERS of Hit MAJAB77"s NATY, Jo hereby ghoe Notice,
That on Wednesday, the 2d Of T)Arember next, alone o'clock,
they will be ready to treat with inch Persons as may be willing
to Contract for Building EIGHT FIR FRIONTES, to arty
35 guns each; anctlTWO FIR FRIGAtE,'; to earn; se guns
each. The Fir Timberlitii Fe stipireefrom such of hie Maio/.
4fir Dock-yards as may be egt:eed open, from whence it is to be
taken at the risk an 4 expence of the Merchant Ship,Ruilder, and
the irate of the Fir 'flnsbei at a rate per load, to tk Iktedbpihe
ContraCting Parties, is to. be abated from the payments th' be
made-for building the Frigates. Twelve Months will be *Mend
for Roilding.the said Frigates.

Drafts of the Frigates and a Form of the Tender may Aa 4ent a
this Office.
No Tender will be rtithed aft.r one o'clo.h, en the day of treaty
nor any noticed, riles: the party, or an arnt fo► hi*, attends.
Every Tender smut be acesenoanied by a Letter, addressed to Me Navy
Board, and signed by two resisasitok Persons, engaging to &wine beefed
with the Parson tendering, in Me SNWII of Avow for the dim proforma:we
of the Contract per Building each of the Frigates.

r , • • eIDAIIIRALTT.OirIUCA, Nov. 16, 1512.
MOTICI it hereby givea, That a Settion of Oyer and
1 Terwiaerand Goal.Thlivery, for the Trial of Offence, conewittea
int the High Seds, within the pYUdictioio ofthe ildwitalty of England,
will be held at dlisstke Hail, is the Old Reilly, London, on Wednesday
the If 41 of December mat, at eight o'clock in the worsting.
J. W. GROKrIt.

'ASHIONABLE DANClNG.—PrivateTuition.

Mr. HOPKINS begs leave to return' his most gritecul
thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, for the very dis-
tioguished patronage he has so long, xperienced, and respectfully
solicits a continuance of their favours. Ladies and Gentlemen
who bavu never acquired .this accdnikiisbnieot,.. or thofe vaho
hive not attained the present fashionablemode; may be biltrecli=
tiousiy instructed in the. most private manner • to; singly them
for the first Assemblies, qa application.ak ,his raikkocv, Grub-
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NEW PLANGEGRTE A.M.) VOCAL. MUSIC.
Published by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and 'Wood, No 20,
Soho-square, I .ondcio ; and No. 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin,
A SONATA, (y N. Rolfe, No. 4, price 4s. No. 1.
-I- .L and No. 2. of Les Petits Bijoux, consisting of favourite
Airs, arranged as Rondos or with Variations, by the most emi-
nent Composers; to be continued Monthly, price-21. The fol-
lowing new Pieces, as introduced in the Opera of the Lord of
the Manor, now performing at the Theatre Royal, Covent... Ga-
rden, composed and arrangedfor the Pianoforte, by FE R. Bishop :
The Overture, price 2s. " All, can I e'er forget thee, Love,"
.the celebrated Coveting, as sung with universal approbation by
Mr. Sinclair, price ls. 6d. " The Dashing White lierjeant," the
fayourite Military Song, as sung by Miss Wilton, price is. 6d.
Hark, Hark, the Merry Peal, Duet, price is. fid. Likewise the
°following favourite Pieces, from the new grand Romantic Dfamap
called the JEthiop ; or the Child of the Desart, composed and
arranged for the Pianoforte, by H. R. Bishop : The Overture,
price es. 6d. The celebrated ballad, "My Dark Eyed Maid,"
sung by Mr. Broadhurst, price ls. 6d. The " Camels Bell,"
sung.by Mrs. C. Kemble, price ls. tsrl. " Corner Houses," sung
by Mr. Fawcett, price is 6d. " How boots are.the Hours," the
favourite Mato, sung hy Mr*. C. Kemble and Mr. Fawcett,
price 2s. •

HEIRS AT LAW WANTED.
ANY Person or Persons proving themselves Hers
at Law to Mr. GEORGE CHAMP, formerly of the
Tows of Poirtsea, Victualler, deceased, who died about fi years
since, leaving two Slaters, viz. Etizasis-ru CRAMP, of the City
of London, Spinster, and MARY cIIAMC, of the City of Win-
chester, Spinster, or their 'Descendants; one of the said Sisters
having, it is supposed, intermarried with Lindeman, of the
City f)fl.oudon, Oilman, may hear of something to their advan-
tage, by application (free of postage) to Mr. Ring, Saint Junes's-
street, Portsta.