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... PRAISING. : OAKS' FARM, COWLINGE- MR. ROBERT ISAACSON, Wfore be- takes his leave of the above situation, to. which he has had the strongest reson forbeing warmly at' tached, from the gerierous'friendsWp and patronage he has experienced during^*) year* residence, cannot omit an opportunity of returning his sincere thanks to all those who have honoured brnv with their sup- port, as the whole of ...
... offices, coach-houses, and stables, cowhouse. barn, and granary ; a capital garden and shrubbery, with 50 Acres of Land. To be viewed, and particu- lars had, by applying to Mr: Llewellyn, at the White Park. House, near the premises. Horksley Park is delightfully situated on the banks of the River Stour, one mile from Nayland, and five from Colchester. SUFFOLK. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, ...
... dEllen-arough, Chief Baron Macdonald. 'Chief Justice Mansfield and Justice Heath. 'i'K Justice Grose and Baron Thompson. * j stice Lawrence and Justice Le Blanc. '■' i nistice Cham-re and Baron Wood. r;ii ' r '_.ron Graham and Justice Bailey. S_v last J- J- Smith, Esq. and C. S. Esq. were elected Sheriffs of .London ?? for the year ensuing. ...
... and other French Journals. rii Junta at Bayonne held their twelfth _• 00 the 7th instant. It was the day Aei l° r tlie acce P tan ! :e °^ the cew C° n In the chamber where they sat, a magnificent throne, and a richly * 'ted altar, the service of which was per- _e_ by the Archbishop of Burgos. bseph Bon-ipar.e, seated on the throne, dc- ii a Speech to the Assembly, concluding v following ...
... for an immediate ex- * cursion to the sea-coast. Lord St. Helen's left town on Thursday -ening for Yarmouth, to proceed on his ussiofl to the Court of Petersburgh. His T ordship was accompanied by Mr. T. Bid- -41 ar.d duee King's Messengers. ior J Nelson continues his flag, as second in conxaiand in the Baltic Fleet ; aud there . flo truth in the reports of any misunder- •rViin 0 ' subsisting ...
... Bart M. P. T. COCKSEDGE, Esq. lOHN.COBBOLD, Esq. GEORGE BP OWN, Esq J. KERRIDGE, Esq. JOSHUA GU IGBY.Esq. 1). Al.l-XANDI'.R. Esq. WILLIAM BUCK,Esq. S.ALEXANDER,jr. Esq C. HAMMOND, Esq. ROB.TROTMAN,F.sq. I ROB. MAUI.KIN, Esq. JOHN SPOONER, Esq. Mr. C. BLOMFIELD f. B. SMYTH, E«-q. R. BRADDOCK HEN. SEEK AMP, Esq. TOS. TvTAULRiN Mr. JOSEPH TOOSEY NATH. ?? SCO TT S. THORNDIKE T. DICKONSON. JOHN ...
... Esq. M. P. T. COCKSEDGE, Esq. JOHN COBBOLD, Esq. GEORGE BROWN,Esq J. KERRIDGE; Esq. JOSHUA GRIGBY,Esq. D. ALEXANDER, Esq. WILLIAM BUCK, Esq. S.ALEXANDER, jr. Esq C. HAMMOND, Esq. ROB.TROTMAN.Esq. Mr. C. BLOMFIELD JOHN SPOONER, Esq. R. BRADDOCK 1 B. SMYTH, Esq. JOS. MAULKIN HEN. SEEKAMP, Esq. ROB. MAULKIN Mr. JOSEPH TOOSEY NATH. L. SCOTT S.THORNDIKE T. DICKONSON. J OHN HEAD TDECEfPTSfor ...
... COUNTRY ESTABLISHED l_o2, WITH A CAPITAL OF .l OO. OOO Sterling. DIRECTORS. Sir W. MIDDLETON, JAMES OAKES Esq ,rS^ , M ' P> T - COCKSEDGE, Esq. JOHN COBBOLD, Esq. GEORGE BROWN.Esa t KERRIDGE, Esq. H JOSHUA GRIGBY Es? *^Vi XANDER ' Es J B. SMYTH, Esq. JOS. MAUI KIM HEN. SEEKAMP Esq. ROB. MAULKIN Mr. ...
... e Lottery FOR 1803, Begins Drawing January 9th, 1 804. THICKETS and SHARES are now selling by J. BRANSCOMB and Co. No. 11, PloLiio-N, anel ?? CoKNHILI., Where the First Prize of Thirty Thousand Pounds ever sold, was shared in one Half, one Quarter, one Eighth, and two Sixteenths ; and where likewise the following Capitals have been sold, shared, and regis- tered, name!'. - : 4 ?? ?? 15 of. 5 ...
... and OTHER BUILD- INGS,- GOODS. MERCHANDIZE, SHIPS in Harbour, in Docli or Building, and CRAFP, from I.OSS and DAMAGE by FIUE. J/fTfF, whofe names are underwritten, being y AGENTS of the SUN FIRE OFFICE, do hereby inform all Perfons'- Infared -in the faid Office, .y ?? ANNUAL PREMIUMS become due at MIL * JM MER next, that PRINTED RE-' CEIPTS, under our hands, are-ready for deli ...
... and on )V the 9th of the same month in Scotland. ■ceral Sir J. Stuart is appointed Commander ; j of the forces in the Mediterranean, the son of Gibraltar excepted.. — Gat.. ?? Indefatigable has arrived at Plymouth, 3 Seville, after a voyage of 13 days. But there ,na news o r particular importance then received •hat cuy. Of the enemy's arrival at Madrid » had not been time to receive ...
... from the Secre- cy of State to the Lord Mayor was sent into the City about * one o'clock on Wednesday :? ?v T ORD, 2)o noieing-streeT, April .9, 1 801 . ?? great satisfaction in informing you, ' trters'r-cei ?ed this day from Lord Carys- ?? James Crawfurd, the Courts of Berlin & nh-gen have determined to re-open the l Tt'he^ T rlh of German y and tnat aII yes riff 50 ' ver will be allowed ...