... receive them only once a week, and that on Tuefdays. MRS. WASHINGTON, we are informed, will be at home every Friday, az eight o'clock, P. M. o fee company. On Saturday lait the Molt lion. Ruvus KING, and on Monday the Moft Hon. PHILIP SCHUY- Lr!:, took ...

... county competitors with Mr. Grout.—Mr. Lyman, for Hampfhire and Berkihire, againft Mr. SeJgasick. Li:hgroa, Wedgery, Nafon, Garfiurr and Senator Thatcher—competitors with Mr. Thatcher. Mr. Gorham for Micldlelex, in lieu of ...

... the CAZZTTI Of the UM - Mb SHORT VINDICATION OP Mr. Adams's Defence of American Conftitutions. There never was perhaps a litet:arY work fo much talked of, and Co little is this part of the Union, as Mr. Ilyince (stir candid and enlightened men judge ...

... Young Ladies Friend, by Mrs. of the New wu. delphia, aurhor ot the eh Chamber, Vittoria, Chasiutte, fira. Ceuta. to. A Simple Story. By Msg. Inehbald— Pt ice On Doll Ar. Th e Quel•ty, or the ot Henry, of Moor in time vol. °ant r, by Mr. kirtrokc a Puts Z Dollars ...

... Falitaff. King Henry, Mr. L' P./Ira:lse. Prince of Wales, Mr. Moreton. Prince John of Lancafter, Molter WarrelL Worcelier, Mr. Fox, Northumberland, Mr. Darky. Hotfpur, ' Mr. Cagier, Donglas, ...

... houfes which providentially efcaped the general conflagration, are thofe of Mr. Davis, Mr. Warren, sir. H. Ball, Mr. P. Ball, and a few others. One life was loft, viz, that of Mr. D. Price, a poor maniac, who, being confined, was in the hurry and confufion ...

... the Church of aglinft a Dr. M'Cill, for heady but the bly difiniffed by ainajnit v of 7 a proof of liberality, which ita ••••gly .liA Ks difference between the prefen: former t A fociety of gentlemen, of whom Mr. - nit).- ton, Mr. Sharpe, and other fa to ...

... RI. That the DR iew of the ferins, iiv 4 ,l be &h. vercd an tugraved titic-pag• ; an •igartte; a map of thcrot, r. the pro ezhibitcd in the the (mole the Work; and an Alphabetical lift of the Subic rakes. subferiptions arc received by Mr. Mary iron, at ...

... to meaftirea ntesecit et4,,ur3 hy the ze ro: he f u pp o left, i t h as , a el at e Horfe. Mr. Smith cited lever.l i.,ltaocca j, rind. Ffr fhoutt: vote It king s precedents of the Houfe, to bew that inn in the pt 3 'moo:trent, e iii went to eapm calcs ...

... hilted heretofore for the French colours during the government of Kings. The Prince of Peace frequently gives fetes to the Ambalfador of the French Republic, General Perigoon. The king is about to to him a (word richly mounted. The equipment of our army ...

... but waboot !Inn :•. :• % and he ai-ne appcired tocr..lpc the horr:d t., Ii; n. Esc Nt..jor wrott- d iwn minute? of . dr. prooter thankst mr ho • • • !: SCI, ot los • • I : •. • was rcitured to lawny. B 0 S T 0 7\. Nov. • .zig :t. A.THE.vric NEWS FR.: ...

... he leads , ly dins' the Ilona, and every his liking. While travelling in the , ' I Mr. Park-r had frecrtent o bfer v ing the condutt of it 1 butt], the hon •y.guide, Dr Sp:rinan other nnturalial travelled into Africa. It is a , ciesof the Wokuw, deriv ...