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... a late French PublicatiJn in the Moniteur : cozcluding with sorne respecting nebociation- By the AUTHOI . of the THEORY of CHESS. London Printed for J. Hatchard, bookseller, (removed 113, to No. 190, opposite York-hods). Piccadilly. Of whom may be had ...
... Publication in the Moniteur ; concluding with some- considerrttions respecting Negotiation. By the A UTHOR of the Theory of CHESS. Printed for J. Hatchard, removed from No. 173, to No. 19-3, opposite Ypirk House, Piccadilly. Ot whom may be had, ju 3 t published ...
... Publication in Afonitettr, cqncl;iding with Borne Considerations teSpeaiii•hleotiation. By tie ATII,OR•of the - THEORY.of CHESS. Printed. for j..iiat.,:hard, removed iron) No. '73 to ego, ppposite Yorh House,Piccadilly. Of may be had, just published, ...
... t, undergoes solve • e repairs, his Excellency will live in that Was. late l y occupied by MoNs/Etjß, Street. , . The D u chess of ,MANCIIESTAR' and GIANA GORDON are about , tQ s onic the . neighbourhood of colchester. TkleY .r r r oce ea l ' Rarnsgate ...
... icarion in the Moaiteur ; concluding wit'isoin* considerations resperr'uiit; Ntjcotijtiuii. By the •*_UT'I -lOßoftl* TJteor,* of CHESS. Printed for J. Httchard, removed from No. 17J, t» No. 19-), oppcf-he Y'rtik H^use, Piccadilly. Ofwiiom m.iy b^hid, ju.t published ...
... to Binscombe. 1-TER MAJESTY and the PRINCeSSES spent the morning at the Lodge, and were visited by Lady SUDLEY. When the Du Chess of . DEVONSHIRE was enter. taining a selcct Party of Nobility during her late fete, in one of the delightful recesses of Chiswick ...
... *H-IIt,TLSSfe ° 13 ' ° ld B^-d-street; aid Mr. •>M» Hp-ltj-wa, opposite Gray 's-Inu. R EvSS D ES I RE O F H E R C RACE THE CHESS OF GORDON. ?? NING ' THURSDAY, Jul r 3j, will FT TI/flll TbTM et, * at7 * > GALA, when the Rotunda, _S*sS§s9^WW-. a * Ar( ...
... Overysscl and York men of war ; Samuel and Jane, and Cove.dale transports, from St. Thomas, for orders; Ann, Ridley and Du. chess of Rutland, Thacker, transports, for Gibraltai ; and Sally, Pearson, for the Lie Wight.— Put back ti Cumberland, Simpson, from ...
... been knownl from rcrmote Antiquity in China, arid progreffvelynimpreved into the Chinee; lridhsdin, Per- litvi, and European CHESS. Alfl, Two Diflertittion5-e. On the AtienialvSikirophoria; I. Onthe MyIIjtical Meaning of the IBobih arid Unnbrella in the ...
... Hazard, Cassino, Quinze, 'Rougeet Noir, Connettions; Goff', Lansquel,let, All Fours, Put, . BackgammonDiaughts, Cricket, Chess,' - Matrimony, .'tennis, Quadrille &c. &c. With 'Fables Of Odds, Calculations for . Betting Advantageously; and their Laws ...
... concealed himself in the Stable at night, and caught him in the ad. A are broke out on Tuesday last, in one.ofthe Meditine Chess belonging to a Surgeon's Mate, on board the 'at .St. The conflagra. tion Was spreading in a rapid and alarming manners. towards ...
... Houses alternately. In ,he sprng she return, i© Italy, arid may not perh.ps revisit tbis ton; try tut some years. The D. chesses of Gordon and Maschejtbs, with Lady Georgina, are g ne 0., a visit v Sir Harry Keatherstone inSus..x. _ ThePri.ce of Conde ...