... them into a dry cake, bard he aver J then placed the cake « fh fiigate. gallaot eake, todry.--- was Mm) May 2, relate from the putatace: to chi SS cold water, aud in about 1 ed masch.of 40 miles, fur- sunder Licat.Col, thaw fisty grains of very v ne pall The cake ord S50 Ca and 400 of the potacucs; the freebooter ‘D: by je procefe red, and, wiehout dif- Ream of achcrwife, th eltroyed the of ...

... pair, well ulated for lie Coal Trztica.—l or urthcr Particular* apply John Robt. Chapmen’* Office. LE, I KB. IHCO. for SjtLEf jtrwate Contrmfi, T’HE Snow DOLPHIN, ho*. X Matter, 'Font terMca t.t,canle* 1 Coai,. 14-* Feet W .r?r, shifts without Ballad, and sails well; stows Standard Deals, i,cr.* of ha, •■n newly ript and Mr. Temple’* booth where die now lie*; Co .E. and n'ay sent tu 'Without ...

... on the following terms, Board and Tuition, Forty guineas per annum. Entrance Five guineas. Four only cm be a'tlm'tted as boarders. Evening lectures, if required, on Matl.emat'cks, Metaphyficks, andnatural Philofophy, wi'.fbegiven at Five guineas per annum. Writing, Anthmetick, French and. Dra wing, by proper matters. To be LET, ■ And Entered upon at Lady-day next, A Good Dwelling-Houfe and ...

... TENNANT the Younger, ol Wakelield, in tbe County of Votk, Mer- chant, Dealer and Chapman, are defired to meet rbe Aflignces of the faid Bankrupt'l Eftate tail Effccti, on the Sixth Day of Match next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, at tbe Houfe of Mr Jofrph Brammall, the White Hart Inn, in Wakefield atorefaid, to iflent to, or diflent from, the faid Afligneei commencing, profecuting or ...

... worn ar r his portrait to an artift of ty’s expence, as a mark of miacaw, the argifla, the eat tafte and liberality. Seringapatsa: plume. n in the ifland of Minority on Mr. Tiers s had been fent by Roame, of the Obj Domingo, with a view to Adair R. Hebho Bird W. W. Howar among the negroes. Burdett Sir F. ucdiately on One nes J Kiddulph R, oliifte ew, named Laportas; the ogden ek y!h on, ...

... T«tr:ooACS tNr.a*«o wood >t t. bcvick. Pricf, in BwmUjLniiistiil4l-1»-—Royd-ij*. —limy jos- 6djr»wc*sTu: vraN rrn«: Printed br tad for S. Madetbn, R. BcUby, tad X- Bewick, Newcatth:: Sold them; tad by J. B«l, by 6. G. and J. Robinson, * and I. \ia«ni»n. (Successor to Mr. Poultry, Loo dob. ■ B-.Uast M tie Krwr Tm. PERSONS willing to confhtdk for BtuUiag a new! Bstia** Quay upon the River Tyoe ...

... not living in Ipfwich, or within 6 miles thereof, 4s. 1 ROBERT TROTMAN, Efq. *• «. ?? Rev. J. EDCAR, j Stewards. To be SOLD, For READY MONEY on'y, UPwards of 100 Chaldron of Cinders, at 30s. per chaldron. Enquire of Mr. Thomas Norfolk, Colchefter Hythe. * TATTINGSTONE POOR HOUSE, 7eb. a 6. , THE Directors and Guardians of-the Poor within 1 the hundred of Samford, are defired to meet at i ?? ...

... a.'ipo'd tor.ie EnglLh Stage, j Fly R. B. SHERIDAN, F-q. . . ?? Magnificent Scenery, Dresses, and 1 ' Decorations. ro which v.-ill be added, \ !•' A R C E, As »iil be expressed in the Bills. ) S,a.i, and Places for the Boies to be taken at ILY ROOM GEORGE'S STREET, ers to the PROFESSIONAL CONCERT are rts, in place of March 2tst, April 4th and 1 ftth, on Friday, April 4th, 18th, and 2.eth. ...

... his molt frncere Thanks to his Friendi for their liberal Encouragement during hil Connections with the late Mr. Lee, and informs them and the Public, thu be his laid in a new aad falhionable Aflbrtmtnt of every Article in the ainve Bufincfs, and with iha AfSrrince of hii Son, who his been employed in fevcral of the fin* Shops in Londan, he flitters himlcif he will be ible ta eiecute their ...

... or Sick ee fram eksom a; tf political fald, thac petatyes had the among the lower elaffcs. bv. anG that (Me W. is ot PREFERRED. A? 01 ied that as himfeif was degree nf Mev. J.¢ , hie guardians in his MM. ©. J. . tully upon thie genial plant.” uf ot with thats ematter ended wishout any worth 6008. per ans reRory cf Darlattun, Ste! 2 and paymafter in the to the rectury Iry, at Brighton WAR-OFFIC ...

... , ?? the Theatre Royal, Drurv Lane, t>krn from and adapted to the English Stage, By R- S. SHERIDAN, Esq. ?? Magnificent Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. c_, i V i!i be ad-lc-i, (last time this season) ( FORTUNE'S FROLIC. t) : . Satvrdat, the Ninth Night, PIZARRO. A FARCE. „ - . ,11 he expressed in the Bills. By Particular Desire of V N & FACULTY OF ADVOCATES. On Monday will be presented, ...

... Houfe, Shop and Premifes, late in the occupa- tion of Mr. JOHN SIZER, fitted up in the modem ft iie. replete, with every convenience for carrying on an extenfive bufinefs, and now in full trade in the general line. The boufe confifts of two parlours, kitchen, pantries, four bed chambers, with conveni- ent ciofcts, large warehoufe, good ftsble, ai-.d other detached offices, plentifully fupplied ...