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... need trouble thernfel yes to an fvver this = -Letters, poft paid, to be arldreiled to M: C. L. No. 7, Henrietta-ftreet', Covent Garden. BLACK' WOMAN — f — or INDIA.—A Lady, lately from India, wifhes to fend hack, by the &ft thips to, • Bengal; a Black Woman ...
... A T• THE IHEBTRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, HIS EVENING, • THE IVIEACHANT OF VENICE. Shylock, Mr. Cooke; Latincelot, Mr. Munclen ; Jeffica,.MilS Dixon:, and Portia Mils Murray. which will be added, • HARLEQUIN's TOUR. • To-morrow, the School_ for Prejudice ...
... bp 2tuthotto , . LARGE PIER anti GL;ssES and MIRRORS. —By Metil_ ROBINS, at dlieir Spa.eioutlorns, C feat I'iazza, Covent-garden, THIS DAY, F,RAL Nob4e Gjf,ASSE, of variozs dimenfions, fome of them very clear fine Plates, and mofrof them in blind frames ...
... fhall think fit, viz. soh to St. James.—sol. to St.. George, Hanover l fquare.—sol. to St. Ann, Soho.-501. to St. Paul, Covent-Garden.- 501. to St. Clement Danes.-301. to St. Margaret, Weikininfter.-301. to St. Martin le Grand.-301. to St. ,Mary le Strand ...
... of private costraa may be had at the . Library, No. 90,. Strand.; .and of Mr. Howard, Solicitor, Henrietta-:ftreet, Covent . - Garden. J.Bell refpocifully infurms his iriencis'and the Pnblie that - Sale will take place in .confequence of his te.tiring ...
... have a Foca rccorruu:nlati.on from his Lift niace.—Direct to 1. B. at the NeW 'Chapter Cofne-hOufe, lio•.v-ftre ,. .t, Covent-Garden. S'W.l II E a tingle ma' n, who i s . : experienced in t he different. deparzments Gf Irifinets, underfia'nds writes e ...
... furniflied with Mourning and Child Bed Linen, of the firtt quality and Izohlon, remarkably el:zap, at No. te, I'..ing.ltrect, Covent-garden, maniciNE.—As a full:her infttihee — of 1: elficacycif CN.G.'s PATENT WORM LOZENGES, the following is a Copy of a Letzer ...
... -'174) be viewed and catalogues had. •. UNREDEENIEP PROPERTY. -By Melt }WRENS, zit their Spacious Rooms, Great- Piazza, Covent-garden; THIS DAY, at Twelve o'clock, A Valuable Colletlion of genuine UNREDEEMED PROPERTY, of Melt Berrie and Patmore-,. of ' ...
... had at the goonts Vauaht FRItEI4OLI and MAN 05;..13 C ftS Mefrrs. at their Spacious Robins, tinder the Great Piazza, Covent-garden, tho begining of March, at one 'cluck, in one Lot, • • ' or Half-share of a ONE ' Undivided, Moiety vaIuabIe.FREEHOLD ESTATE ...
... requires — obly to be tried 'to infus Its fu's.c.iers. Prepaivd, by 13. Perrin, Chyrnift - ,, No. Soutlutinpton-itteet, Covent-garden, London. , . ...
... )attg3 ammo. By LEIGH, SOTHEBY, and SON, Bookfellers, at their Houle, in York-ltrect, .Covent-garden, on Wedwiday next, and following day, at Twelve o'clock, AVery COLLECTION of GREEK, ROMAN, ENGLI•;:1, and FCREIGN. COINS and )41EDA , LS, the property ...
... proper fenlenge for her• James MoPAall wag india4 cur having.puithafed . ten bufhels of walnuts„for Bs. per babel, in Covent., Garden Market, and, unlawfully regrating one buthel of for si'S. the fame day. , Mr. KNOWLES,' Caunfel for the, eleferßiant, ...