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... commenced firing and continued the eonteil fur two hours and half, when the privateer was beat off. The Cleepatete chafed the enemy for !base time; and it was judged from her haring the two pumps at work, that the mutt have futtained confiderable damage ...
... ccitain habit at early age, the Dodor recommends the Nervous Cordial ; two tea-fpoonfills which to taken one hour before bathing, and one hour after. Ten minuts' walk after ncceffary. Dr. might add much more jnrt report of this Cordial* for great experience ...
... n^ on a confider* .- I ue. Afo a MeiTuage, Sr_,h c, ?? >e_-_ab'e qti.mily, ' of meadow and pafl.re land, _ulj.>i..ing t'c works. ?? ?? taker nn» be ac.-.-mmo. .ted wn any q .-.ntiry, j fr..m 20 tc ;co tons or Up- ard-, ot i._u , we, l c .red, 1 ⢠n-1 ...
... name to placed the head of the the Four itttererting Prints the Battle advertifed in our paper Dec. 12. A fcl, mounted, was week fent out the gaIIaBKORD NELSON, who will douhlKTs viewu with lieatmlt pleftfure, their faithful reprefentations/of the molt ...
... CLEMEN'H, PLEYEL. KOSE- I LUCH, GIORNOYICHI, CRAMER, MAZZINGHI, &c. | are informed, that all the works uf the above Authors, parti- cularly ad their latest works, are to be had at his shop. A great variety of NEW SONGS, DUETS, and GLEES, by the much admired ...
... the head (bribers to the Four interefting Prints of the the Nile, advcrtiied lately irf our paper. A 1 elegantly mounted, was week fenl out LORD NKLSON, who will doubtleis vie heartfelt plealure, their faithful reprelenta’ioi moft brilliant event of his ...
... not expedl the next century to produce ? State of Fahrenheit's thermometer, north in St. Martin's, Stamford Baron. Hear. Hour. Hour. ; 9 a. in. j 5 m. ! 10.p.m. T-Q9. - • Monday, Dec. 3'> j' 3' Tucl'day, 3', 21 iSao. Jan. 2, iyh 23 24$ Opening of the ...
... for a work> man to get par week, by ounstant hard labour, with what he might have in 1792, at the same rate working, and shew die redaction of wage* par Week:— 1 st What a person may get by working : Admitting a person extremely diligent to ...
... fine paid. A liable belonging to the Feathers Inn, Reading; the work-fliops Mr. Midwinter, hatter, with all the working implements and a great quantity of unmanufactured articles thetein a work-fhop belonging to Mr. Binfiel 1, tallow-chandler, and a great ...
... are Twelve Pounds per Annum, and Half-a-Guinea Em ranee, Wafhinc included. The Vacations at Chriltmas and Midfummer, three Weeks each. N. B. There is a good Writing-School in the fame Village, wanted. ROWELL, Northamptonftirre, January ad, W MASON refpedfully ...
... during the prefent inclement feaf and the hizh price of bread, when it was unanimoufly agreed to provide good three times a week, a quart of which, together with good of bread, be fold each poor perfon for one penny—the bread alone being fully worth the ...
... Latel- , at Reej-iam, aged 76, \ V.r. VV. 'Watts, farmer, at Bintry, Norfolk. And laft weeK, aged 71, Mrs. Sarah Watts, reli-fc ot the above Mr. W. Watts. Laft week, at Norwich, Mr. Rafh Bird, i'urgeon, of Rud- ham. Wednet'day, at Norwich, aged 101. Mr ...