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... remaining months e by the Govtrmment. n f 3t. The Legiflative Body enaas laws by a private ballot, and, -without any difcuffion I :e on the part of its Memibers refpc&ig theIpro- b jefs of laws d.-bated in its prefence by the n te Speakers of the Tribunate, and ...
... Seymou r. t 26. A fecond detachment oftroops failed from the Dovns for Holland. 27. On this day the Britifh forces, under the corn- mand-of General Sir Ralph Abercromby, after having f encountered great delays from the feverity of the t weather-, made good ...
... Street, and Col- lege-street, 1o be seen every Wednesday, and Saturday, from 1 1 to 2 ?? clock. Apply to Mr Sprott, solicitor at law, York Place, or to 7. O Br.wvn, W. S. Craig's Close, Cross. HOUSE IN FREDERICK STREET. To be SOlO by Private Bargain, THAT LODGING ...
... Cyr, with the lofi of 1o00 prifaeer and four pieces of cannon, near Genoa. LONDON MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JAN. 6. Having a pretty large quantity of Corn efoaIle, who, the froft commenced, and a further fupply far l]i' day'a maricet, rendered forne ...
... eretranfported in co~nfequence or the violent npeafores of the 4th of Sept. 1799. Caroor and many others are oil this lift. All the laws which excluded ziobles and relations of cni- graints from public employments are abrogated, and mnany perfons of this description ...
... fit-nrx-.- TO THE AFFLICTED WTTH CORNS. MR HERMAN LION, Demist, Linen-Hall Court, Ca- notigate, Edinburgh, during a residence of man., years in this Metropolis, has never ventured to offer any specilic re- medy for the cure of Corns, for he was hitherto coiivinced ...
... Mr ant n6n laft, ?06 Dra, Oni it 1~ -rid. fee~ 7' fc 'tl2 - .. = : : ^ :Porr -~TI AN; N' ...
... cenfe until after the functions of 1 the Legiflative Body and the Tribunate corn- smence. The five Prelidents are charged to propofe immediately, to the Confuls, pro- t jefs of a law which they may think necef- fary for putting the Conflitution in adivity ...
... againft ihofe diforders . whh* Horfes are expofed to in a wet unhealthful feafofl* or which proceed fiom the ule ol bad Day, corn, **⢠Prepared (only) by t. Woolrich, ttasMJ. toxeter , to wheun all venders ate reqaeded te apply > and fold by one refpeftabi: ...
... on which there is ahb an excellent modern House, complete iet of Ollice-houfes and Garden - and the FARMS of LAW aud LAWMARNOCK, and HAIR- LAWS, of great extent, and properly inclosed and subdivided ail lying i:i the parish ot Ktib-reiian and shire of ...
... Canterbury have adopted the pra&ice recom mended' by' one of the s .ftillbers of the Bath Agricultural Society, of .boiling thi corn given to horles, and giving to theiu the liquor likeiife. It is moft fatisfaeto'ily i fcertained, that three bufihels of oats ...
... ters of Naples, where they flaughtered a ,great number of Lizzaroni. who had joined the Ruffian and Neapolitan troops that corn- pofed the garrifon. The latter were de feated and difperfed, and the Governor of the place, with the Chiefs of the royal party ...