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 ...
No. 5, louver Churcl
... 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; ...
OLI) HATII riRE-OFI'ICE, Si. jOIINVI'LAQi, SAW'-L'LO.-il', CONSTANT attendance is given at tin* above Oltice, ..
... - 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 ...
WILTSHIRE. ALL Persons to whom James Brossier, late of Deverel-Longbridge, in the county of County of Wilts, ..
... stood Indebted at the time of his death, are requested to send an account to Mr. Davies, attorney at Warminster, that the same may be difcb_trg_d- â and all- pcrfors indebted to the cfi ate, are rcquelted to |»ay the Came as above, or they will be fiu-d without further notice. [73°R -T ?? be LETT, neatly furnifhed, the MAN- JL SION-HOI'SE %t IARI.F.V.CASTLE, with Garedens, Orchard, and ...
IRIVI E R X, No. 11
... MILSOM-STREF.I', HATH, (From Nrw Bond-Street, Lundon) A TOST refpeclfully offers for the inlpcclion of JA I the Nobility and Gentry, his Friend, and the Puidic, an Elegant and Fafliionahlc SELF.C I lON of JEWELLERY, TRINKETS, WATCHES, SMALL SILVER AR 1 ICLES. Se. Which he ?? collected iron, thr muft Falhlonable De- figns, and of fiipi rior Workmanlhip. The above will be roh! at the molt ...