... ace, dealer, W. Barradell Tottenham Court-road, gold beater P. Wilson, Shoreditch, haberdasher. J. Wirapory, Fleet-street, boot-maker. W. Bolton, Oxford-street, tea-dealer. P. Desvignes, Rosaman-slreet, Clertenwell, watchcase maker. W. and J. Baylev, ...

... J. Oxford street, xtraw-hat-manofaetnref De Ramon, H. London, merchant Evans, J. Manchester, timber-merchant Fancourt, J. Golden-square, victualler Hawke, H. Penzance, Cornwall, baker Herbert, W. Rat. liffe, wine merchant Holden, P. Prescot, Lancashire ...

... Beaumont, J. D. Maidstone, upholsterer, Clark, J. Commercial-road, ship-owner. Dobell, J. Cranbrook, Kent, currier, Deutilh, J. Liverpool, silversmith. Dobson and Thompson, Darlington, mercers. Elliott and Haslock, Northampton, boot-makers. Mutnhy, R ...

... last, Yarmouth. Mr. 11. White, tnnist. of St Andrew’s, Norwich, to Mis* Hannah Guy. [he above place. o*l Tuesday last, Maidstone. Kent. Mr. Jno. Edward*, Ketllel-urgli, Suffolk, E izuh- Rii'sell, eble>t daugh>r of the late Mr. Tanner, the fo* plaee. On ...

... Fenchurch-strect, tailor. Dawson. T. Mancliester, victualler. Friend, T. and Co. Sunderland, trailers. Glover, J. Liverpool, boot and shoe-maker. Lain, D. Black man-street, Newington, merchant. Maleom, 11. Ashbourne, Derbyshire, tea-dealer. Parker, R. ...

... 75low ...

... •AIMT MATTHEW S STREET. IPSWICH. ORE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MB. ROSS, tthe Golden Lion Inn, Cornhill, Friday, January the 4lh, at o’clock in the Evening, hour FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES, situate the South side of Matthew’s Street, (opposite jsmers Street,) ...

... gentlemen and others who were admitted. 16 see the effects produced the lightning.—A great fall bail appears to have been in Kent. The men who were coming to town with fruit carls declare they were never on the road in such a tempestuous night. The incessant ...

... Middlesbro’, coals. Mary, Pybus, Whitby, stone. Rose, Hawkesworth, London, seed. Flower of Kent, Lemon—Eclipse, Sibourn, and Three Friends, Baker, Maidstone, timber. Julia Wood, Bennett, and Xertius, Douse, London, limber. Gipsey (s), Blacketer- Vigilant ...

... Calheriue, daughter of Sir Thomas Whichcole, Bart. At St. George's, Kanover-square, Charles Power, Esq to Miss Dear, of Maidstone, Kent. Mr. George Strickland, of Old ’Change, London, Miss Roper, only daughter William Roper, Esq of Cartmel, Lancashire. Peter ...

... ace, the seat of Thomas Rider, Esq., one of the Members for West Kent, retired cemetery surrounded trees, and commanding an extensive and beautiful prospect over the Wcald. —(Maidstone Gazette ) Grbat Fire at Leith.—This morning, about ha|f-past one, ...

... offer for their attention chotce collection Table and other Emit,; consisting o. 1 -- reiis Geidc-n and Gloucester Pippins, Golden Kcnnetts. Swan Egg, Oaumiontelle, St. Germain, and Pears, Spauisb Chesnuts. See. j. a. also wishes lo inlorai them, has just ...