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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... woruup. *Lall week died in London, Mrs ElizHl-th Ldgar, cl deft filler the laic R Ivigai, Lin- this town. 'l'hia week died, Mr. aucuorfmith in this town, aged 6+* | Monday died >its, in a fit, aged 71, Mr. James Whaite. joiner. died fuJJealy. at feat ...
... THOMAS and ROBERT HOWITT, HABERDASHERS, I>EG Leave to return Thanks to their Friends ) and the Public, for the Favois they have ahead)- re- ceived at their SHOP, in Boa ?? t ; and at the fame Time wiih to Inform them, That they have this Day enteied to ...
... and Co. refpeft- fully acquaint tlieir Friend, and the Public, Th.t thry have now on Sale IRISH STATE LOT- TERY TICKETS, Halves, Quarters, Eighths and sixteenths, in Variety of Numbers, and en the lowed Terms. try Th Irilh Scheme is c of.dered to furpafs ...
... of Millers, and try- Pro- prietors of men, have the Satisfaction to find, that tlv v are al. moll a general Vie throughout the Kingdom: They theirfol With the, grcateft Gratitude, beg Leave to return Thanks to their vcrynun.er.us Friend, for the flattering ...
... Bridgnorth, SbrO/Jhirs. A Friend of ir.ine has ior.g oeen interred with the Venereal Difeafe, infomucb, that he ha-s not besn able to get out of his bed for thefe ftve y ears, notwithitand- ing he has been iaiivated, and e\try means ufed by irony learned ...
... y in- form their Friend! and the Public, That they have entered to that Commodious HOUSE its Park-Row, lately occupied by Mri. DAWSON, who hi! declined SCHOOL in their Favor. Mifi StssToit. beg Lave to folicit the Parents and Friends of the Young Ladies ...
... Particular apply to Jamks Di la- main, Hull; who has on Sale a few Bags of befl SPANISH WOOL. Hull, Afrit nr«, 1796. hull! For Elfineur and St. Pettrlbiirg, P RO G R ES S, Is now in Hull Dock, aod will fail with the Firll Convoy in May. try For Freight or PafTage ...
... WANTED, AN APPRENTICE to a Surgeon, Apothecary, and Man-Midwite ; a Youth of good Education and Difpo- Sition. He will have the Advantage of attending one of the SirSl Provincial H jfpitals in the Kingdom. A handfome Fee will be required. For Particulars ...