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... Air, Come, thou goddesr, tair and free. Air, Mrs. Dussek, Come rather, goddess. Air, Mr. Incledon, and Chorus, Haste thee, nymph. Air, Master Smith, and Chorus, Come .md trip it. Recit. Mrs. Dussck, Come, pensive nun. Air, Come out ...
... agreeable tinge of Light imitative of Moon-light. Alabaster Vases, Urns and Figures, Busts, Sec. Groups in Bronze and Marble; Pier and Chimney Classes ; Convex. Mirrors; Cut Glass Chandeliers and Miscellaneous Arti- cles of taste,, itlegjuice, and.ornameiu ...
... A capi- Lal drove of Galloway Scots, Heifers,West Highlanders, and Irish Oxen, the property of Messrs. Smiths. By ROBERT HASTINGS. f'SANIE Astray, December 6, 18U0), A rvvo YEAR '-OLD HEIFER, to Daniel Jeffcris, WVetheringsett. Whoever will swear to the ...
... 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 ...
... agreeable tinge of Light imitative of. Moon-light. Alabaster Vases, Urns and Figure**, Busts, Sec. Groups in Bronze and Marble; Pier and Chimney Glasses; Convex Mirrors; Cut (Mass Chandeliers and Miscellaneous Arti- cles of taste, elegance, and ornament. May ...
... Hanmere's Shakespeare, 6 vols. Voltaire's State of Europe, Ward's Inquiry of the' Law of Nations, Sir Francis Blake's Tracts, Hastings's Trial, Pone's Works Swift's ditto, Aeldison's ditto, Dodsley's ditto, Harris's ditto, Potter's Antiquities, BoswelPs Corsica ...
... SufIflk; comprising bed- steads, with white dimity and other hangings, prime goose feather-beds, -blankets and counterpanes,. pier' l and dressin'g glasses, a Turkey carpet, in good con- dition, 17 feet square, large Detby ditto, set ofmalhog- any dining ...
... William Heath Marsh is pre- sented to the vacant Vicarage of Calthorpe, in this county. Yesterday sennight was mama'd Mr. Smith Hastings, of Watton, to Miss Clarke, daughter of Mr. Edward Clarke, of Saham. On Thursday last Mr. Thomas Salmon, farmer, of Gorleston ...
... cause of the great weight of, Paper. He expressed his determination of taking the sense of the House upon this Motion. Mr. PIER.REPOINT thought an ounce too light a weight:for A Frank, and, therefore, was determined to. suppOrt the Motion. He under- - ...
... 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 ...
... to unload. The Happy Return, NIGHTINGALE, from London to Grangemouth, is taken off Teiemouth. The Active, CARPENTER, from Hastings to London, is taken, and carried into Boulogne. The Experiment, BAILEY, from Philadelphia to Martinique, has been cut through ...
... DRAWING-ROOM SUIT, LARGE PIER GLASSES} CARPETS, &C&C. % Mr. CHRISTIE,' At his Great. Room, Dean-street, Soho, T..U'A Rd Four Mlowine Days, at 'p welve o'clock, HE Valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, capital Drawing-room Suit, brillianr Pier Glasses beautihil Carpets ...