... Taviilockrow, late in the occupation of Mr. Phillips, at 50 guineas per annum, but now .untenanted; and Untriediace po*Chon may be hast Both huufes are held on leale from the Duke of Bedford; near 18 years unexpired, at fruali rthreed retis. To bq.vievied till ...

... lock with much 1 italicitude for fomefurtlier in:urination on this intereit- I ing fubjeit. 'PGTITiX9UTLI, Ff.h. WARREN' HASTINGS ran foul of the yeftertiay afternbon, jai as (he was tripping_ her anchor, whih,prevented.thecoitvoy from failing; hat, this ...

... in a ihort .time, by Order of the Admhtiftratoe of Mr. Edward G:..tya, - (lec.'eafed, I • rf'gnun,a.c; etegap t Ft rn I Rue,Pier Cilirrinev Mims oh larc dimenlions, 13ooks, and • ing a(4rawing-r - nontluit Of neat figured, eottOl , 'window curtains, with ...

... isare, a Sale not- - hting --permitted on the Premifes.-:-Elegant Mfortment of tioufchold Furniture of every Defcription ; Pier-Gbafres, Mirrors and Cofpets ; Set of Grecian Card Tables, P:.inhroke' Sofa nitrn, oa,gilt Lion Claws ; Set of French Drapery ...

... of the Hotitellolit Furnitulre, glafs, japanned and mahogany chairs, window-Rook, cant and Pembroke tables, drawers, large pier glafs, mirror, .&c. and a variety of kitchen requitites.—May be viewed any day preceding the take; when catalogues may be had ...

... 19.—This morniug about nine o'clock, many perfons.on this pier were highly gratified by the following inflance blimmaaity and activity of boatmen fail& looking tin ough' a telefcepe on the. pier. law a boat at lea, eemi e . oy coming towards the harbour ...

... the cafe of the _NaW) cot's debts, M. has _hindelf reported, and, as urnal, admirably, his nwn opening Ipecch *intl. Mr. HASTINGS, which will be incluclal in the fnne volume. The paffions railed by this momentous fubjeet have, long ago fubtided. Time ...

... Rwsseil-sinzAre.. 7 -,By 'Messrs. ROBINS, on tile Frenilses,- A LI: the - elegant and fashionahle HOUSEHOLD' FURNITURE, brilliant pier and cblumey .g - lases and rors 9 in splendid-frames ; brilliant tailed piano -forte, a - chariot and. coach, French clocks ...

... e.'. The furnitu7 o f tour-post and 'field bedsteads, with with furnitures; window curtains, goose beds and good bedding, .pier and chimney - glasses, carpets, dining . , card, Pembroke, and per tables,:double and single chests of drawers, niahog7any ...

... which is one of the , finest falls that has been offered to public sale for sotheyears pkg,, is within au easV-distance of Hastings, and other parts of the ea C o ast, and Mr. Willock recommends it 'as well Worth the particuler notice .of Timber Dealers ...

... the people end the Roe prerogatives. ••The:Constitutional law is formed in the same manner as the ordinary : laws, mid ehe haste. of the edifteefe si COnStnotion - whiet is scrupulously iticheled all the , ruartinteos of fine,:ty.. l'Unifer these different ...

... four servants are kept, a Person: who can- hay.e a ' gave him in charge of another watchman. The charge character from her hAst place. pnectLto E . 1 . ! .. . a! 42, Ogle-street, M a r . ylehon_s_•__.i., i, being coiroborated by several witnesses, he ...