... falary is not fo much the objecdt as to em- s ploy himfelf refpcdtably. A line addreffed, poft paid, to X. X, No. a, Paternofter-row, St. Paul's, will be duly attended to. Young .Man to W.TTon a fingle Gentleman, can drefs hair, take care of Hafrfec, has no ...

... BURKE. Friday, about twelve o'cloctk, the two well-known Pugilits, &Blcher aind 'Burke. rmiet at the Hop Pole, St. George's Row, Edgew~re Rudd to adjul' a qiarrel which they had t!e prereding night at ?? Fair.-.-This rncering took place in confquence i'of ...

... 2nflzam, fIewland, and T1lgarfley, .ev. John Robinfi. Ne.ehar'Marren, Thomas Toovey, Efq. Mongewell, North Stoke, and Stoke u a. Row, otherwife Stoke Rew, Bifhiop of Durham Horfepath, William Lowndes, Efq. thotover, Tlromads Schutz, Efq. Holton, Henry M. Whorwobd ...

... ttie&ak1es. (35Subfcribers.) Sir H; Willi-ois's'i c' Ditto Ditto, brothdrto Lan i carter, by Sir Peter, dar m-by ThIlnnon - Row 'L.Xord'Grejysb c. ?? Pter, out of lannyf 2 Sir l?. Stanidilh'abr. c. brothler ?? 3. To ti MIr. Wattini cli. by Blzzasrd- -; ...

... Parlet William,; Madeburft ,Penfold james, foring Playfled Henry, jun. Wadhur4 . ! :: 3. ; ~R. Richmond Duke of, Good'woo4 Rowe Miles, Norton' Place ; Reeves Thomias, Fitilmworth Roberts Clement, Wefibutton .RuIfell.John,-Battle . . Raddifih Rev. Thomas ...

... half-paft eleven, a ring was fornied, coniprifitg nearly an ir- regul ir acre. The gentlemen who were fo happy as to occupy a front row were compelled to fit down-the fecond rwnv knelt-the third, fourth, fifth, Rc. flood, all with hats off; next came the horfemen ...

... of thofe who were aiding it and abetting that brutal kind of fport. At fir'lt the e Five Field at the back of St. George's row was thought 1, to be the place, and a great number of people collecred ir there. They foon found thenmfelves -miflaken, and ...

... were ufcd to row. ing with the water in hsch a flate, and b-fAdes this, their boat was better calculate.l to lland lhe bobbing of the fea ; they foon ihot two or three boats' lengois a hend. Howvever, the Londoners perfevered, and rowed down to the Lights ...

... froimn M r; Wyndham'a Young Eclipik, 81t.. each. Two-yl old C. oops. Li. It. A Court of Common Council will be held to-mor- row at Guildhall precifely at twelve o'clock, to receive a Report from the Coal and Corn-Committee, relative to the purchaling of ...

... Frederick Silver, Efq. of Gray's Inn, to Mifs Bye, of Claphami.-Major Charles Turner, of the Royal African Corps, to Milk Catherine Rowe, of Duke Street, Grofvenor Square.-At St. Michael's, Cornhill, the Rev. Mr. Heiketh, to Mrs. Gabbett, of Soho Square.-Mr. Williams ...

... at Monklwell-ftreet, to-mor- row, Sunday Evening, at Seven o'clock precifely, which fl will be continued at the fLine place and hour through N the winter. P . In repairing the roof of Captain Duncan's hOufes in 01 Leelom-row, Fulbam, a large filver cup ...

... hefojllgving horleg areentered Ar. Aciker's h h Nesvcaftle, 4 yrs old Mv. Egerton's bI c Othaljo, S yrsold MF. Harris'i b h Sir Row;land, 5 yrs old, (double entrance) . - NOTTINGHAM RACES Concluded. Wedilefday, Auguft 7th, 501. for tour ear olds; colts 811 ...