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... machine-. maker. T. andf. Bellamy, Birmingham, japanners. Tohn lbbett, Crown street, Finsbury-square, shoe- maker. James Andrew, Manchester, and Thomas Mason, St. Swithin's Lane, London, cotton-mer- chants. T. Chattcrton and E. Wells, Brenchley, Kent ...
... as an annual Subfcrib'er.of One Guinea. Twehty Guineas, the fame right as' an annual Sub- tcriber of Two Guineas. ?? Thirty' Guiseas, the fame right as an annual Sub- feriber of Three Guineas. Forty Guineas, the fame right as an annual Subfcriber - f ...
... Blackfriars-road, Christ Church, Surrey. By Mr. WILLOCK, At Garraway's Coffee-house, in 'Change-alley, Cernhill, To-morrow, at Twelve o'clock,' A MODERN BUILT and neatly finished LEASEHOLD HOUSE, very desirably §ituate, No. 22, on the North-side of St ...
... — Bth reg. Major Duke; Captains M'Murdo, Fortye; Lieutenants Church, O'Brien, E_son. — l3th reg. Capt. Brown ; Lieutenants Dolphin, Serle, Copland, Handcock, Rich; £nsi_ns HeWson, Andrews, O'Maley. — 9oth reg. Col. Hill ; Lieut. Col. Vigoreux ; Capt ...
... fituate in EAST HAM LEVEL, a Ihort diftasce fromn the Church, and within feven miles of London, confiftinsg of FoRTY-ONr ACRES of excellent MarflI- land in three pieces in the pofrefflon of Mr. Andrews and Mr. Node, part on Leale to Capt. Benn ett or his ...
... 7 th of \^v\TrO ! ?? KJ SERMONS will be preyed fo, the\iSj^S-; Charity, at the Church f St. Peter. CundtfllSSßSSff Morning, by the Rev. THOMAS MILJ.S, M 'vVfCh^ Church CoLege Oxford, and Joint Morning- PrciJhS^ i l7ly? n x£ l l 3 .tflk th;,t in t!l3 ...
... Cramer. No. a$ and No. 40, Dean- tteet, Soho. KING'S THEATRE.— MADAME VINCI has the honour most respectfully to inform the Sub- scribers, the Public, and her Friends, that her BENEFIT »;fi£«i for THURSDAY, the nth of June, when a NEW OPERA will be performed ...
... large trading town or city will be j preferred. CHRIST-CHURCH, MIDDLESEX. LAMPS. The COMMISSIONERS for PAVING, &c. give Notice, that they will meet at the Skn of the Ten Bells, near Spitalfields Church, on WEDNESDAY, the 3d day of J une, at Six o'clock in ...
... the First of June, the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of LON DON will Preach the FIRST ANNIVERSARY SERMON at St. George's Church, Hanover- square, in behalf of the NAVAL ASY- LUM, established far the Support anr» Education of the ORPHANS of SAILORS who ...
... lituate in Eaft-Hant Level, a fhort diftance from the church, and within feven miles of London; , conflfting of Forty-one acres of excellent marth land, in three pieces , , in thefpoffetti‘mof Mr; Andrews and 'Mr. Hode, a part ..on'leafe to Captain Bennett ...
... Mr Smith, No. 62, Broad-street. CHEARFUL RESIDENCE, HORNSEY, NEAR THE CHURCH.-By Mr. SMITH, At Garraway's, on Friday^ the sth of June, at Twelve A Genteel LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, in sub- stantial repair, surrounded by a tasteful lawn, orna- Il £ en J> Wlth ...
... Tkkets to be had at Hookham's Library, No. ic, Bond-street; Coombs Sta- tioner, No. 5, St. James's-street ; and at the principal Sub- scription and Coffee-houses. Likewise, at Kendal i's, No. 41, Strand, where Dresses of every description may -be had; 2nd ...