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... fitter of the Emperor Alexander, who re- fufed tbe hand of Napoleon, when he pro- pofed to divorce bimfelf from his wife, and marry her, is about to be united to a near relative of the Emperor of Anflria. It was this day reported, on the authority of letters ...
... William Johnson, Edward Hall, John Jon- S*V B , a ow Thomas Askew, Sarah Atkinson, Nicholas Carter. TO MEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES continue to be made in the most elegant and fashion- able manner, and in that highly^pproved stile ...
... hitherto been favoured with. •%• A variety of FANCY PRINTS, at prime cost. Lancaster, 9th Montr 29, 1808. TO MEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES continue- to be made in the most elegant and fashion- able manner, and in that highly-aoproved ...
... Hogsheads TORTOLA and ST. CROIX SUGARS. Apply to Me.sr.. Burrow and Mason ; or THOS. ROBINSON, Broker. ?? / TO MEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES continue to be made in the most elegant and fashion- able manner, and in that highly-approved ...
... •witb others ; the then Spanifh A mbafsador purchafed them j and they were fixed up in ?? Palace. / TO MEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES continue . to be made in the most elegant and fashion- ; able manner, and in that highly-ipprdved ...
... ihe day of if, __m ten o'clock in the morning, till three -the afternoon. Novel, ser IG, 1808. \ 01 TH or age, single or married, whe- -1 ther in sickness or in health, will feel them- *>« much interested in the perusal of the Guide health. The rapid ...
... Blackburn. $T Observe that the words, •• F. Newbery, No. 45, St, Paul's, are engraved in trie-Stamps. TO MEN OF FASHION, AND MARRIED LADIES. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES continue to be made in the most elegant and fashion- able manner, and in that highly-approved ...
... dicine vender in the United Kingdom. The genuine has a black ink stamp, with the name of R. Johnston inserted on it. AND Married ?£?' >-■ »« be made in the mon el^ COl, ?? »We manner, and ia that hilhlvT 1 ' W ,J • eu«.»g, wh.eh has given uni,e2lS^ ...
... given him through the hands of Mr. Comrie. A Mr. Slower was next called. ? Being alked if he knew Mrs. Clarke before ihe was married, he anfwered ? No: he knew her fince. When he firft knew her, Mr. Clarke was not in bufinefs. He afterwards carried on the ...
... fince the fatal duel on Tuefday. Lord Falkland \vt\ born in 1768, and fucceedcd his bro- ther in 1706. He had two fiflers. He married a Mifs Aulon, in 1802, by whom he had three children. WELCH CHARITY SCHOOL. WANTED, A MASTER, to superinlend the instruc- ...
... Commander in Chief in commiffion, in a way nearly fimilar to that of the Ad- miralty.—Packet. The Rev. Mr. Murray, who has married Mifs Gayton, is the brother of Sir James Pulteney, Bart. On Monday, tn the Commons, the con- federation of the charges againft ...