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... i-Strt-et, Bath. To Ihe LADIES. PBUICKMAN, French Slav and Habit * Maker, hefs leave refpeclfullv to inform LAOIII. he 11 juR returned from London with the new-invented CIRCASSIAN VEST, Brine an entire improved plan far fuperior to any thing bet see invented. 1 hey fit clfy snd rmsifnttablc, lighten the chelt, and leave refplration more free. To Young 1 adiel they are Hill more beneficial; ...
... - ar, mi pclicid expirii ; at L.iov-D.ir, and lor iiil'iiriiij property in i;tixrai. RI, D.VVi.-i, Secu-Urv. Alt ?? Mr.Cnsm, ,1-llfiam | i.V Ktmm, Clipper, ?? Ml. tS, 'i.li'.y ■■'■.'. I Mr.Uurlih. ?? . . / ?? AsrARAGU?. ~ f AMES SWALLOW, Nurieryanil SceJftnan, tl ?? i, R; hums, lli.i , . Uep« leive to :iii|iriint iii- friends and the t'tib! ?? in ireneral, ii it tliey m.iy lit I'npplicd, tin ...
... Leeds, TAKES this Method to acquaint his Friends and the Public, that he hat laid in a Fiefli AfTorimene Of a Number of Articles, viz. Four, Fire andSix-qrs. plain, fpotted and orded Mufllns of all Prices; fpotted and (triptd Muflincts and Dinii- tias ; plain, fpotted and checked Cravats, from i4d. to 41. each, printed Callicoet and Chintzes; Silk, Silk and Muflin, and Pocket Handkerchiefs, of ...
... made fume remarkably cheap Purchafet in MUSLINS, DIMITIES, PRINTED CAI.LICOES, IRISH LI- NENS, _cc.-_.Thiy are in ge era! confiderably lower than it is ?? to marnfaflure fucb Goods for, and in Grati.udc to hi. Cuftomers for paft Favours, every Ar- ticle will be fold for the moft trifling Benefit Printed Callicoes at is. per Yard,__-gouJ ones at I4d. â fnperfine Ell-wide Chintz Gown, at ias. ...
... [by Exprefs.] From the LONDON GAZETTE. Downing-Strut, July I. THE King havine been pleafed to appoint the Right Hon. Lord Malmefbury, cf the Bath, to be his Majcfty's Plenipotentiary for negotiating and concluding a treaty of peace with the Plenipotentiaries of the French Republic duly authorized for that his Lordihip. fet out Yefterday for Lifle, where the negotiations are to be forthwith ...
... have no diflike to work, nor objection tochil- dren, w.th a refpeaable ref.i_r_£ forcharaaer. One thar has lived as under Cook ia a large Family would be likely to fuit the Advertifer. Enquire of Mrs. KNIGHT, ar the Turk's Head, Caftle Donington, Lcicciterfhire. n-« .. „ che ftfield, i s .h April, 1799. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By order of the AlT.gnees of Mr. Wm. Manley, a Bankrupt, at the ...
... vat; cnutiaci j A Quantity uf ASH and ELM, ne*r upon 30CC teet, whereof 2500 ate Alh, Handing and ! growing on the Manor ot l(l-y VValtjn. in t>ir county ' j of LeUefter, belonging to th ...
... confifting of a Parlour, Kitchen, Dining Room, three Bedchambers, and two Garrets. For further Particulars apply to Mr. Henry Tawney, Holiwell. Oxfordfhire General Quarter Seffions of the Peace. NOTICE is hereby given, That the next General Quarter Seffions of the Peace of this County will begin ?? to be holden on Tuefday the lath Day of July next, pre- cii'ely at Ten ?? in the Forenoon ; ...
... in Ewloe, in the Parifli of Hawarden, in the County of Flint, about one Mile and a Half from Hawarden Town, feven Mik-s from Chefter} three from the Lower Ferry on the Chefter River, and Half a Mile from the great Turnpike Rood. There has been a Level carried up at a very grtat exponcc for a Mile in Length, which wili be of very great Service in raifing the Water from the lower Coals, of which ...
... the Twelfth Day of May Inftant. Prefident, The Right Hon. the Marquis of TITCHFIELD, J3* Dinner will be on the Tabic at Five ?? precifely, OXFORDSHIRE MILITIA. WHEREAS at a General Meeting of the Deputy Lieutenants of this County, held at ih. Star Inn, in the City of Oxford, on the Fifteenth Day of January laft, // iv.is Ordtrtd, That the Militia of the faid County be drawn out and *xercifed ...
... Peace for the County of Oxford, at the Town Hall in Oxford, wh re Atten- dance is daily given from Nine till Three o'Clock. The Duty upon a Gamekeeper's Certificate is One Guinea, and upon every other Certificate Three Guineas, and the Clerk of the Peace finds it neceffary again to repeat that no Certificates will be filled up with >ut a Depofit of the Duty, nor any Letters attended to, unlefs ...
... Day of February 1789, take into Confrderalion the mod Methods prevent the killing Came, in the Night, or at any Time, for the of Sale, WAS RESOI.VED, I. T4IAT it is the Opinion this Meeting, that the great Dcftruflion Came, for feveral Year* part, has from the Encouragement held out Inn-Keepers, Alchoufe. Keepers, Stage-Coach Drivers, Carriers, and Higlers; who receive fuch Game, and convey it ...