... Faulkland, ?? H * vi v-rs dr Bannister, Jem. Lvdial.an- M c X ' v-ifJ-' ?? i: ?? Misi Young. Wiih TWO • BOW. Lazarillo, Mr. Cherry. ?? ' ?? r .. )Ca : R .bin Rough-head, 0.1 Thursday, r ' / * 1 L '* •» ¦ • - * l -r- 1 i M f » 1 ' * ¦¦> ...

... ' ,''* Raspherrv, -?tr, 2it*. per dozen; Copoiac ?? h1 da ?? a ?? 165. ; Hollands, i/s. ; Hm 'j. ?? m ...

... Shrewsbury ; Mr. Slater, I,ll,,tortford ; M r . E. I3ilcher, Farringdon ; Mr. G. t Newcastl e an d G ates h ea d ; Mr. F. Cherry, Water- Mr. S cove ll , B at h ; Mr. John Howland, Dover ; Mr. iales Ta sse ll , D orchester ; Mr. J. Best, Bury St. Edmund's; ...

... of ST. MARY MAGDALEN, Bermondsey, in Surrey, will meet on MONDAY, the 11th day of January, 1819, at the Jamaica House, in Cherry Garden-street, in the said parish, at Five o’clock in the Afternoon, receive Proposals in writing, from any person or persons ...

... Bailed, July 6, the Eclipse. Hors, for Exeter; aad Alacrity. Angel, Plymouth. COTTON'S AND BCOVBLL’S.—Arrived, July 6, the Cherry, Williams, from Cork; Triton, Cornell, Belfast; Volusia, Cattanaeb. Lynn; and Union, Rommsns, Ostend. Balled, July 4. the ...

... Marquis of Blandford do. John Shuttleworth 5 5 Sir Walter Farquhar, Bt. do. John Tunno so so Goodall and Turner do. George Cherry 5 5 WRI. Pitt, of Garlick-hill 5 5 John ()oiling 5 5 Marqois of Abercona 26 5 George Brown to to Rev. Thos Rennell, Sir W ...

... with eggs, and pied, as our omelet. Artichokes wild, but excellent, hell 25 for a vintim. Cherries are extremely abundant; the white and blackheart cherries sell from a vintim per lb. of IS oz.—We have uncommonly fine cherties brought from Olivenea ...

... the Iirsiilette it hullplirts all iste spressible Iist tie, tilil I id ummis'orsallf ackmieogledgttl the be :t uilttl slfest recipe ?? (i . Cd. perl Isox ?? VArthes uiu Co.,~e I;nld seated; i uhere slay be Rl tit thesrel-lnes'uMALI VA 11.fectheiiowtti sml ...

... one unbroken, yet mellowed stream of light. The Argyll is certainly a great improvement on the common table lamp. CLASSICAL RECIPES.—Every one knows that Macbeth gives a capital receipt for dressing a beef steak: If 'tie done, 'twere well 'Twere done quickly ...

... 18 and 19, Pall-mall. Very moist Parmrsan and Gruyere Cheese, Chapsenyar Cheese, Potted Chem Maraschino di Zaru, Curacao, Cherry Brandy, Old Pale Cognac Brandy, &c. Lists, priced, may be had (post paid), &c. Sparkling Hock and Moselle. Sparkling St. Pray ...

... girl as Miss Sidney. She had no Corn, wine, and oil in her eyes. She was no goddess. Miss Taylor was almost too genteel for Cherry. Plumpness and homeliness were lacking. Her exit was moreover in fine tragic style. Still the playful wit of the part, and ...

... Cngmac Brandy 18s, 6rf. per gallon, bottled ditto 21s Old Jamaica Hum los. limn Shrub f6r. Hollands Geneva 13s. Raspberry and Cherry Braudjr 18s. ■ . , - . N. B. A large parcel Old Wines in wood, fit for immediate ebig,.ou the lowest terms per pipe. Good ...