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... with a brig which had been captured by French lhip of war her from London and by the Nimrod DIED At Matfon Gloccfffr of William ate biouht diJipution in youth violation rules winch prudence dictates ol ana a foundation fora with firm llrong conllitution ...
... 'as. 3. ?? Student's Inflrutlor, in drawing and working the Five Ordcrs, s.ith 33 Plates, Cs. bound. 4- IPainrs Brithth 'Pali dies, 4z Plates, Foiio, j6s. P. C'ain'i Carpcrt'r and Johier's Repifitory, 69 Plate., ,rDa. I 6. Pain's rriaiczl Ellilder, S; Plates ...
... above-mentioned in full Proportion, and allowing one Square, or Half an Ounce, for a about »t will found cheaper than Tea, di y only ufed, and half the Quantity of Bread fully fatisfies. FRY'S LATENT COCOA, which has long been held in Repute a plcnfant ...
... the leait Rcliet s but bring recoinrmended to try Hoopel's e Female Pills, prepired by Rob=rt Aniderfion, Denmark- n ffrer, lliilol; and by t:leing a Boxantd a Half, I s, to 'r the Aftoni~hmcnt of my Friends, able to 'get up alud go ,f abroad ; and from ...
... fwcll to fo great a Dcgiec, that my Lhte was delpaired of. Mv Friends had Recouufe to many of the Faculty, and I tonk their Medicines, withous fiadiol the lealt Relief; but being recommended to try (ITooper's Female Pills, piepmled by Robcrt Anderlba, Denmark- ...
... materially relieved to flatter with a of per fed Recovery, which has now, happily for mvfilf and Relations and Friends, who have materially intended in tr.y Welfare, proved to the Cafe, and I hope long, through the occafional of your excellent Medicine, to have ...
... trouble the House at length upon this article He with the attention and had his best consideration evidence in pe-' eitect but dis-tiUons wool trade fie rest nd rendered it im- to result from the measures tioners apprehended therefore ratfy desirous of hearing ...
... Kingfton.—— The Hon. John Cochrane, to Mifs Birch, of Pinner.— Capt. Cunningham, of the navy, to Mifs Burt, of Albc. marle-ftreet. DIED. Ladv C. Courtenay, filler the late Earl Bathurft—Mrs. Salulbury Brereton, reliil of the late Owen Salulbury Brcrcton, Wm. ...
... Debility; he had great Weak - in hit Loms, Eye-light, and Memory, brought on by too common Youth. This Gentleman was fo exceedingly emaciated, that his Friends concluded he was in a deep Confumption. After taking Hunter's Reftorative Balfam only one Fortnight ...
... GRIMANI WITH FARCE BATH Maya ANTED YOUTH APPRENTICE in full the of the first an expected-— —Letters ' Apply theTrinters VAZEY Hatter Hosier Glover and Undertaker BATH-STREET BEGS leave to inform Nobility Gentry and his Friends iri general he is returned London ...
... his Literary and PoLtical-Efforts, and a S~cetch of the Conduct and Charoderi ijis. rft emninentAff~oiatcs, Coadjutors, and Di RQBERr BISSET, L. L. D. Lgndon- Printed for6eo. VraWin Strand Ricb2rdfin', RoyalEschsnge; .Synson J.Wallis, Welt and Hughes ...
... |..r th .-Di- sine ii.n-rpulillnii, lepealidly manifeflul ill your Uv.-ti, , by astriiii.' a blow which might have proved f.i calami- tous to Uie Htltilh Empire. Vie iniph.ru the Ai-sstiiitT r to continue to be y.,ur bill fate, iiarT lli.l di-ftiice, that ...