... Academy of Arts and Sciences; revifed, re-calculated, and newly arranged, by Thomas.Kirby, teacher of the Mathematics and Nautical Aleronomy. London.: Printed for J. and J. Hardy, Bookfellers and Stati- oners, High-1freetj Shadwell; and for David Steel. ...

... helt tempered chaifo or faddle horf~s as pollible can be; he is fbhrt legged, compad, and well put 'together, his co- lour hardy brown niezzle, i5 hands high. His prefent owner has frequently drove him 6o mlks a day thisfummer:- is in fuch' condition; ...

... bulinefs of this day.' A. BR'ADLEY,-Ward Clerk LIMEI-STRIS.KT' WAI(JJ, LONDUN. A WjARDMOTE held in the S.ch0_o1Houfe, (Iting St. Thomas's Day) -for t~chledtion ?? qifficers for trycar eafuing, it was refolved unanimbufly, That the Than ks of this Ward- - Zott ...

... depcafed, one Thomas Butler, and a James 2vlowbray, late of Burley Manor, near Ringwood, in the d *caunty of Hants, Efq. deceed, which Willis fuppofed to have t beeiiexecutedeither at ?? the e Copper Company Office, in London ?? the faid Thomas But- a ler ...

... Dr.Tsl-as Mossldci crcival Barke Hery Prkins Thomas Starliz HBebton homaa Picictoi- * ~s~ I~i Buckle' Lharles-ZJowdli - - 1bnsn riiia an , Tmes Fcrgufon . -' Joiua.Reeve . . Nichoilas M, 'lbr Imaue Slv Thomas Q644 fltt 1 ..-ichard Smith An'de Jdaise nry ...

... BlrITAIN, fuggefttd by Mr. Morgan's Sup- plement to his Comparative Vidtv, and bv Mr. Addington's financial Meafureq.-By THOMAS PERs;Gs (NZ COURTENAY. F There isa ihort-fighted partimony, ftill more fatal than an unforefecing expence. Bosaree.-Price ...

... GELDINGi with'four black legs, I4 and a balf hands high; walks, trots, gallops, and leaps.: in the. lint itile; remarkably hard.y and ftrotg, found wind and limb, riing . feven,' has betn in its preleut owner's poiffillon four years; and never was in a ...

... Rotherhiehe; sndlat Scott's Wharf, Mill-Itreet, Dock Head, where Catalss~ues may be hasd, or -by applying to the Brokers, Thomas Harris and Nathaniel Pahrer, No. is, Aldermanbury; or of McIri. Scott, Harris, and Co. at the : fame place. ' To MILLERa. ...

... Drury-lane ; Kendall's Strand; ricik~er's, Hay-market; Lloyd's, Li~le-Itreet; Brook's, New- 'nrorr-llreet Rotiothaflt's, Thomas's, Carver's and Riclaisman's, tsaford-flret)tt and at the Pantheon. - VOCAL CONCERT, o184. -NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE. 1i ...

... tlaienicio Vielrmlitfler Ch'1oir, attendcd by thle Boiys front the socc ,,Ship. SitA 1~t no. J!-e. Coimtin I-I.&-, P N. Thomas flaring, Efq. -hlaa. G~orge VWatfun, Ali. P. Thlniifon Boetr, junt. Efq. lalin. C. I I. l'ierraenoirnt, VIA.P. John P'ui,-t ...

... ublic, and the neighbouring Inhabsitants, for a participa- tion of their aliftance tuivards kteqing up an eflabliflinsent of hardy Artifiters, who have cheerfully facrifceed a great portion of valuable time in the caufe of their country. Ssbfcrilitions are ...

... Wheat lieq at Cumberland Wharf, Rotherhithe, under the cars of Mr. Thomas Hrrllingfwnrrth; and the Flour at Ma- fliter's Wharf, Irougate. where Cutalog ues muay. be had , or of Thomas Harris and Nathaniel Palmer, Sworn Brokers, No. 1:, Aldermaubury; or ...