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... the Clerk's House, on or before the 3d instant, by sev'en o'clock in the evening, where further particulars may be known. WILLIAM P.EKK.INS, Clerk, Goswell-street Road. TO Horse dealers, Livery Stable-keepers, and ManufadtHrers requiring extensive Premises ...
... ©f treachery. If Rig*»u.l, mulatto, the old rival Toufiaint, brought back to the ifland aid the French, began to intrigue •ga*rft them, their intereft with al] roh*ur» is evidently in a very declining ft ate. The French troops will have confiderablc difficulty ...
... Out-b.iildings thereto belonging, eligibly situated »rtor|-Anjer, adjoining}he city New Sarum, .me occupation ot Mr.' Samuel Williams. The ab:>ve Pr. are well adapted ior a Manntacturer, or any other person carrying on ext(flj|jve concern and requiring great ...
... Underwriters, SUNDRY Goods, faved from the Berwick, for Barbadoes, strasided Ramsgate; and (by order 'he A»- the Stock Trade Mr.William Wicks, Mai. Mercer and Salesman, of Oxford-street, Bankrupt; also, by order the Tr listens, the Stock in Trade ot.Mr.Jame ...
... port; Silver Eel, Stephenion John and ilabeila, wall 5 Europe, Steel; Fox, Cockerili; Alexander, Rees; James, Homer ; and William, ahrnailrong. Tlie Ranger, Richardibn; Harmony, Smith; and Favourite, lirewes, ted in gale ot wind. This letter politively ...
... and o :shave their pper'lip, - &c. &c. The Msore Princes doubtles availed them- -selves of this dissatisfa~ion. . Lord William Bentinck, wisely, immediately is-- sued a general 'order, doing'away those regulations. I - inclose a list- of the icilled ...
... Eton, Wertenll3ll; - Moore„ Hell, and Ilphries. TO which is piifiactcr, a Concise but CoMptchensiveSyntax. • • By The Rev. WILLIAM' NETLSON, Minister of Van;talk, Ireland. rrintert for Rees, an,l Urine, PaterriciS. ter. row; and I.' Edinburgh. work strictly ...
... lady,now aged about iixty the ;ri ,j the purchafe money will paid in Uublin onn! event Ihall take place. Apply to Meflrs. Garft i, c*i SiMtgg, ‘29, Molefevvorth-ftreet. WILL be given to any Lady or Gentleman, will procure for the Advertifer adequate ployment ...
... of William Richardson, who quits at Michaelmas next. Further particulars may be known on application to Matthew Newhatn, jun. surveyor, at Folkinghant, who will shew the premises ; at Baker's Coffee-house, Exchange-alley, Cornhill; or to William Forster ...
... several occupations ol Jobn Smith, John Hammond, Joshua Hammond, Robert. D*nn, son, Richard Hard wick, William Mar- shall, Isaac Wei . ll,ll, William Smith, David Cliay- trtr, John Hamilton, Daniel Pearson, ami Joseph Tyreman.as Tenant*' from year to yenr ...
... of Liverpool in the county palatiue of Lancaster, master-a* liner. William Williams., formerly of Bingor, in & county of Carnarvon, and late of Mold, iv. Flint- shire, merchant. William Young, late, of Manchester, in the countf paiaune of Lancaster, innkeeper ...
... dafraud William ?cOlfi'eld. The case was stated l>y the Arm i;.\rv-Cl r,vritr , and the facts proved were shortly fUlow —ihe letter, containinn this note, was put into tlie General Post Office at Liverpool, Ihe 43th May, addressed Mr. William his father ...