The Rev. Mr. SPENCER, Rector of Winkfield, CONTINUES the Tuition of a select number of YOUNG GENTLEMEN, either ..
... Univerlity or mer- cantile life. Board and Tuition Twenty-five Guineas per annum; ...
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The MISS FLEMINGS FIND themselves under the disagreeable necessity of requesting the indulgence of their ..
... fixing TUESDAY the 26th instant, for their SPRING BALL, at the Uppe ...
CASTLE INN, SPIJENHILL, NEWBURK TWARD returns his molt grateful a.Vnnw- • ledgnivnti to the Nubility, (l.ntry. ..
... for thtir very tilu r.,1 patronage and In; port du- ling the hit e ...
STEPHEN PITCHER, INVENTOR and Maker of the ORIGINAL BATH FURNITURE BALLS, humbly heirs have alio to recommend ..
... ING BALLS for Boots, Shoes, &c. They are warranted the chcapeft and ...
THOMAS JONES ?? informs the Friend, of hii lal/ Father, ' and Use I'i.lli.i in nencral, thai be pONTINUES to
... carry wi the U'OOLLEN- \J URAPJiRY BUSINESS, in whicli lie hopes to merit their encourageme ...
BATH. TTrANTED to PURCHASE, or to RENT \ V on a long I. cafe,â A HOUSE fituatc-d in the old
... Crefcent, weft fide of Brock-ftreet, weft fide of Gay- ftreet, or the CHicvii's-Parade. A letter directed ...
R I V I I*. R I*., No. ?? Mil SOM-STREET, BATH, i, lrom Niw Bond-Sircet, London) MOST re.'tiullv oti'i-rs
... tor the inlpeclinn of thr Nobility and (J.ntry, his Friends and the Public, an I hgant and ...
MelTrs. ROSENBERG, STEPHANY, and Co. SCULPTORS in IVORY to Her MAJESTY, BEG leave to inform the Nobility arid ..
... they are in pofl'eflion of an art peculiar to them- felves, and fupcrior to a ...
Monday's Post
... [By Exprcft.] From the London Gazette Extraordinary. ifkift&aU, Mmy S3. ABISPATCff,' of which the is cap'/* was. thw day received puke of York* Mr. Henry SIR, May *9, la la# letter mentioned to Imperial Mhnlln«f making djeoeralahttk hit whole I tree, in order, joint with the troop* imdtr the command of Oen. Clalrf.iyt, to the enemy to evacuate . >. On the at night the array moved forv/ard, for ...
THOMAS MANN
... ani Woollen-Draper, &c. BRADVORp, IMPRESSED with gratitude to his Friend* and die Public for paft Favours, takes this Opportunity of returning them and acquaint-them, that r.a return':(l from London, and G;hcr principal Markett, where he has ( la-w Terms ind.-ed) and valuable Goods the above Rrauthes of j a many excellent Patterns Fri:.i', Waiftcoats and Breeches Stuffs, proper for Wear, wis ...
MiURSDAYs FOST LONDON, September THE Gazette this night containsan . ccount the taking the llowit fe French ..
... vii, iwba >fIV-, of 8 guns and 61 men Poiffon Vnlan• ...
Monday's Post
... [By Exprefs.jj Iviarch 8. HS Hlghnefs the Duke of York, landed cn Wcd*fcfday laft. at fpur o'clock in afternoon, rfcft health arc Tic was received upon his landing with all the honors due to his exalted chandler and rank: and iiitcnded'fetting oft the fame night for Coin tray. the of Commons Thu !Mr. Pitt propofed, that his Majeily might be enabled itcreafe the Militia Eftablilhruent of the ...