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... butic Blotches. . Mr, Rhoderick Mac Domald, of a Scorbutic Eruption, whofe Cure isattefled by Dr, Cowper, of John Street, C.vendith are. - Mfsl?' Mary Lute, at Mr. Field's, Caftle Street, Leicefter Fields, cuved. of the Scrophula; or King's Evil. Lieut. ...
... French King, as fhowing his attachment fo the New (lon%.itution of France; amgwhich letters the Marquis lately verified by oatl before the Lord- Mayor of London, and is about to tranfmit to Pars—— — o M ofthe” .F‘,.'A VE!IER;AL COMPLAINTS, “Dr. W:ATS%%\M ...
... to; work by Mr, Smith's fervarits.~ The {melt mill called Spout Gill, in Swalcdale, in the occupa-‘* tion of Mefl, Scot and Metcaif, was likewife laidl intirely ufelefs by a new gang of banditti, em: ploycdyfor the vile purpoles of dping Mr. Smith all ...
... printed in Seven Half-Sheets of Letter-prefs, and illuf- 1. Mr. Short’s Equagc;r'ial l'nfl.umenrt'.a.”'rlvfircri'iitlé Zurfak, with the Infe@ found on it. 3. A Coal Waggon, as defigned by Mr, John Buddle : Alfo a new Song fet to Mufic ; The GENERAL MAGAZINE ...
... P S R e BBt atie. Fedap's and Haturday’s Polt. From—the LONDONGAZETTE St. JAMESs, Fes..lB. A Xf HE~ King has heen pleafed to appoint his ;‘ Grace tlx?l)ukc of PLcinflcf to ‘l:c of his P T ’i Majcity’s Mot Hon. Privy Counei! in the kingdom of Ireland ...
... aforefaid ; now in the Occupation of Mr. Henry Makepeace. = For further Paruculars, or to treat for the fame, apply to Mr. Henry Makepeace, of Eadbrßoke, or Mr. Neweomb, Attorney, in Southam, . ' Edward Ellard, or Mr. Makepeace, will fhew the Pl’cmlf“o ...
... counterfeits) at Mr, Wilkie's, Bookf; f, 4n St Paul’s Churche yard; and at Mr, Spiltburyé’ No. 24, Gutter-lane, Cheapfide, London ; and by Mefirs, Jopfons, in Coventry, and may be had of the diftributors of this paper, N. B, Be careful to “afk for Dr. ...
... {uccels upon this e, which aptly compares Mr. Foote to Killery w!xo was a iknight Eirant and Fair Sex, 13 fud to be written-by Mr., & he gpilogue :J Mr. Cumberland; they Mr. Foote and Mrs. Jewell -~ e was wxtromely brilliant andimamerous, ir ...
... Stomach, Ta ¢ had at our warehoufe, the King's Arms, No, 45, Opsfite to the Seffions-houfs, Old Baily, Londoa, in Botties : 58 and 28, 6d. each; and at Mrs, Upton's, in Weftirchard, Coventry, Where likewife is to be had Dr, Warkze's Sexciric vRGING RxMeDY, ...
... Account ; . g',hlt while Mr. Henderfon was in his Decay, of which he died, Mr. Jobn Freebaivn, Father of this Mr. Rober?, and one Mr. Rue, and another Minifter, (whofe Name I have forgot) went together to vifit him. - He, the faid Mr.. ...
... eaton ; Mr, Sharp, Warwick ;3 Mrs. Bloxham, Banbur, ; “Mr. Martin, Afbby de-la-Zouoch ; Mrs. Crutwell, Oalang ham ; Mz, Eades, High Wycomb ; Mr. Hall, Penrith ; M: Miller, Bungay ; Mr, Allifon, Faimouth ; ...
... Aberdeen, Lom ofighe | “ Quorum for ihe faid Con?. “ Mr. B. Cornwe!l, No. 13, Conduit-flreet, 7 ¢ Hanover-fqoare, Jbondon, Taformation has aifo been received, in » Lepter |JJ'£_ to Mr, Corawell, from Mr. Joha Hadfield, of Mae: lafi dated June 22, 1797, of ...