... Grinds, and Kitchen Garden*, stocked and planted with excellent Fniir ; .-.it 'Ornamental Screen, paved Coach-Yard, with Lamp Piers, and circular Reservoir Centre tor Four Carriages, Stabling tor Fourteen Horses, Men Servants' Rooms, Ba/n, Waggon Lodges, ...

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... lon, in 00 Monday the 4th. For the Rape of Arundel, at the Swan Inn, in Pet- j worth, Saturday the 9th. And For the Rape Hastings, th? George Inn, in Battle, the tath day the same Month. Which several times and places .the Deputy Lieute- nants and Justices ...

... and Coant&rpanes;. in Mahogany are Chairs and-Tables; Single and Double Chelts of Draw- ers; Black Stained and other Chairs; *Pier andother Glaf- fes; Gilt Frames; a Patent Lamp; a Quantity of good Wearing AppareL; Kitcoen Furniture; -and many othler Ar- ...

... ephine packet, dpt. Lambert and after examining every thing there tuinutely, took a short trip upon the water in boar, far the Pier head the battery ar the entrance the harbour, where he himself fired one 'he guns; afterward: he visited all the different ...

... furniture ; good beds, mattrailes, blankets, &c. in mahogany are, chairs, bureau, dining, card, and Pembroke tables; carpets, pier and drtfliug glades; an excellent clock; uter fils ; fire irons, and kitchens furniture. HAM I S. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By ...

... Theatre! The performance will be heightened by the Standard claffic A4fufc of t'je Old Britifh School: th'2 favorite Air (Vet by Pier ecd!) o Come f yiu dare, our Trumpets found, will be fung ay Mr. YoR K, Mafler of the Band, affifted and cho rufl.-I by tbofe ...

... Gloyne Mr. Richman Ringwood„ Meff. Harbin and Hooper Salilbury Mr. J. Batch. Pro Bono Publico I OR EVERY MAN HIS OWN RECTI PIER. GEORGE BLAKE, at his old eftablifoed Wine and Brandy Store, Havant-Street, Portfca, fells at reduced Prices, for ready money ...

... Pembroke and other Tables; a Piano- Forte, and a Pair of 10-Inch Globes; Mahogany and other Chairs, and Chests of Drawers; Pier and Dressing Glasses; Kidderminster and other Carpets; a Filtering Stone and Stand, complete good Kitchen Furniture* Sec. Likewise ...

... numerou* ves»els in Havre Pier, as well as those which were moored outside, amounting to twenty eight brigs, and many luggers, and stood in with the squadron, as per margin*. At half past seven P. M. the bombs were well placed off the Pier-heads, when they began ...

... out cruising with Lords Melville and Keith, but returned in a smaller ship of war than the Monarch, and were landed at the Pier. His Majesty, it said, will remain Weymouth till the of October, should no occurrence intervene to require his presence in ...

... cotron furniture; feather beds and mattreflis; dimity 'evindow curtains, jappaned chairs, fofa, and window Itools to correfpond; pier glaffes, carpes, &c. brewing and dairy utenfils, and kitchen furniture. The wholemay be viewed on the day preceding the fale ...