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... ed.-~Gem!emen who have reduced thcmfelves by warmth of climate—Youth who have indulged in a deftrudlive habit, frequently among boys—or who advanced life feel the confequence of youthful excefs; will all find the molt falutary relief from regular courfe ...
... __..di t to th e ,LIP ;r^ tO y r .c; P T. a Mail iron; France. Pr (311 the LON'D'ON GAZETTE r, - Feb. q. HE king beeiipleafe,l to appoint the Rev. DadbrWilliam Morgan to be one Of. the Regents .of Profeffors. of Fhilofotip phy in the Marifchal. College ...
... * GOD SAVE THE KING. The French Expedition in Jerfey was under the Di- rection of the Prince de Naffau, who was placed at the Head of 1 s,oco Men, lor the Purpofe of fubju- gating that Ifland and Guernfey ; of which Number, the Landing of joco only was ...
... TASTE, TRY, COMPARE &JUDGE 5 The ONLY WAY to PREVENT IMPOSITION. A REAL SAVING to all FAMILIES and CONSUMERS of ONE, to FIVE SHILLINGS per lb. On TEA, COFFEE, and CHOCOLATE. PROOF— I Sell One Thoufand Weight of Tea, &c. my Profit at 3d. per lb. is £ i_ ...
... DI VIDENDS to be made to CREDITORS. Feb. 27, Rofrendale Allen, of Liverpool, Lancalliire, Mercer and Draper, at the Golden-Lion, in Dale-Street, Liirerpool. March 4, William Black, of Huddersfield, in 'Yorkfhire, Linen Draper, at the White Hone in Leeds ...
... sew It itaiba — • Ahoeser =rl kei Ow • It T= WSS I from him. ledy of Troops; . - on $ Wt atteilded level , General their di At: di he give.eig. wwk. II iheir Sally which he M4i131GA8 ,, ••••.- 4 * that eestrival . t . . . • • . ' _ • • --- ___ Amoribr ...
... ihe friends of Government in the city, not to interfere the elctlion for Lord Mayor, the perfun of that magidrate it a matter of total indifference to the court, and at any interference in his appointment, on the fide of Goverment mull draw torrent of ...
... On Friday lift died here, in the lit youth, Mr. John Sunderland, merchant place. He wai a native of Lancafhtra, i„ land, [Bigland-hall, near Cartmel] of great hitv, and unCullied rrputation ; of plain, leftrd, and amiahle manner! (’which, united the mod ...
... mornlilg died, atter a Mort Al nefs, the Dowager Counters or Guildford. Hy her death the Rangerthip of Buthy Park be* comes vaca::t. On Sunday laft died, in the 14th yet Af her age, Mils Cole, daughter of James Cola, of Thetford. On FritLy died at his houfe ...
... On Monday laft died Mr. Bates* Ncwnham. . Tuefday laft died at Doddington, ’* iti the 82tl year her age. .{n Yellerday monting died Mr. Robert city, aged 73, many years a Serjeant the haft Kent Battalion of Militia A few days fince died at of Elham, Mr ...
... cma; and and a lien J'MV. lull Di litead. Weigh Mai Ih We ILolb L- nut from ALL the PAPE*s cf Yesterday limerick, February ij. LAST Saturday Se??nnight Mr. Obadiah Hardy of Monegall, near Nenagh, fell from his or |e, a..d died A ithout fpeaking Word :He teft ...
... ELEGY on the Death of Mifs BASELEY, (who lately died at Boarding School, in Great Yarmouth) was written by one of her School Companions, juft turned of thirteen years of age. LIFE a tranfienr, yet a trying fcene, beft, a compound of uncertain joy, Where ...