... where improper arc fometimes Z J .¦. V inveigle unthinking (a opportunity' jfad'-pt-ill-affected and Jo ndfrtaprefsal M the haste, happened,- Tl>cmobs-have proceeded t» latent' defraying the* ,|i)| people employed and even attempts tiaye to hntties, Where ...

... GLOCESTERSHIRE, is hereby Riven, that con fie- XN of * neeefllry tepnir made one the Piers and Floor of Bridge, in this county, Carriages will pswwitad going ovct the laid Bridge, Tuefday the fur to or days enfuing that petiotj. The may alTued the utmoft ...

... urea, | and ‘Flock 5 B, Schedyles’ of teffes, Floor and lant may .be. ha and othet-T ables,’ Chairs; 1S. Wy tons. Stands,.. Pier and.Swing Glatles, 7 » Glafs,and Ware; b “GLot riety of good ang ufeful Kitchen O be LET, a i Utengls. ° Next, that att die ...

... denoted, Cheat* in this County contra iflg, Four-Poft and nith neat Cor* MoreenFumiture,' and two ertcelict Flock and Bedding Pier and Swing Glades; Wilton Bedfide Carpets Mahogany double Cbefl of Drrwm- Nighr-TaMcs, and Bafon-Stands ; a Set Dining Tables ...

... Cawsand, made survey the whole Cawsand Bay. The Commissioners have it c .emplation, by fhe advice of Mr. Penn, to conduct a pier from Pinlee-Point to the South-East part of the Bay, tfh'rch, if accomplished, will secure against tire E. S. E. gales, the ...

... inst. and an eminent engineer has surveyed the land along the coast from Dunbar to Fort George. It now proposed to build a pier from the battery to the Old Castle, and to blow up all the intervening rocks. His Majesty's new ship the Conqueror, of 74 guns ...

... Veal, os. tod*. Od. Pork, ss. Od. to fa Od. Lamb, Vs. Od. to Os.Od.—Head of Cattle at abo«t7so. Sheep, 10(0. Niwgati aid Eta hast* ah.— Beef, 'it. 4d. to .is. Od. Mutton, is. to OS. Od. Veal, ss. Od. to S'Od. Portias Bd.toTs.id. RAW HIDES.—Per Stone. Hide*-- ...

... with unceasing plaudit*. Miss and Messrs. Harrison, Bartieroan,. iind, Kȣvetf, liever met_ with greater approbation'. . The. Hast rumen talper' formers wetc no' less successful ; and Concertov Of Cramef, LindleY, Mahon, Holmes, and Parke, added,'ln no.tmjlf ...

... correspond; elegant Pier and Class*;; liiuisels and Kidderminster Car|>eis large rliiiK-nsioiu • Fieht-day Clock and Case; a very pood a,.'.t.m.ntot Kitchen Requisites; a quan.ity ui Class B ki. t, A. The whole having been recently pun hast mw, j in excellent ...

... Marseilles Counterpanes; Brussels and Scotch Carpeting , ihorany and other Chairs, Chests Drawers, Night-stools, ana Bason-stands; Pier and Dressing Glasses ; a fine-toned Piano-Forte,with additional keys; hidebcar-J, Cellaret, ranges ol Mahogany, Claw and either ...

... ue enemy's in Calais, in emplary in tae wot get up the narbour an km¢ manners, and ever at the orn. ‘fre; Twadted all it was hast } During the s “e 0 — | alter ery ny ad And “NB Out lire awe owas engaged in she proved Urselt, b soto the N. &. obtie = nh ...

... again. Before eight, the bombs took up their position near the pier-neads, and kept a constant fire for near three hi urs with shells and carcases many liiclls burst in and about the piers, that the enemy fire was observed iatteriy slacken cons.dcrahly ...