... Co. Pall Mail i'and Mr. J;.hn Crotch, No. zo, Brown- loiv Street, Holborn: in Oxford by Mr. Blifs, Bookfeller, and by Mr. Hardy and Mr. Jaclkfon, Mufic Sellers. 17TANTED,--A LAUNDRY MAID. ' ,Y She muft have lived in a Gentleman's Family, perfedily underhland ...

... Gent. in Trolt f ir the equal le Ecnefit of the Creditors of his late Father THO~MAS Ira FINMORE, deceated, iori~e is hetrebygti'vr:, That the -d Creditors of the taid Thomas Finmore; slreafed, are re- lie quired to delivcr their Accounts to one of the ...

... containing the Rates and Cots- diltiona, may be had gratis, by applying to the (aid Agent.! By Order of the Directors, H. A. HARDY, Sec. Country Department. SUN FMIRE OFFICE, BANK BUILDINGS, A ND CRAIG's COURT,. CHARING CROSS, LONDON, March 15 - x IBOO. ...

... at 'that 'Tihts, mu~c 'be made within Fifteen Days therefrom7. - A : N. Hnowell & Ptrker, Oxferd Paul HoltoDn, E irkingtL . Thomas Smnith, Cblreapa1ea. Jaes Cobb, eetes-..g. George H'arnean, Glovs,~er. Fletcher eand Dodd, .d'eszh. J nohn 'Syrn, Har ptC ...

... counity. On Tuefday lall was married at St. Martin's Church Mr. Charles Agar Hunt, of this City, Apothecary, to Mifs Hardy, daughter of Mr. Hardy, Mercer of this place. 'Lately was married, in London, Edward Whitaker, Efq. of Bampton, in this county, to Mias ...

... Office, (licenfed pur- fuimt ro Aq of Parliashent) No. a6, Cornhill, opp'ofiteehe Royal Exchange, ]Londoni.': Alto at Mr. THOMAS BILLINGE'sa Liverpool; 'And at MeTrs.-TR`WM.AN and- SO N's,Exeter. PIGOT I DIAMOND. TICKETS . refelling, at Trveo Cdineass ...

... itfelf liable to pay and make good, all Loffes arifing from Fire fo occafidned. By Order of the Direclors, Sept. so, H. A. HARDY, To 1Soo. Secretary of the Country Department. inva a V( 'A *. d fcang 'a ?? ?? fafft whs n Royal Eichange Affurance Office ...

... Mayor and Corporation of Readin, Reading. Stevens, Thomas, Thomas Wilker, Efq. Hurley. Simmons, Thomas, Sir Francis Sylesr,,Bart. Bafildon. of( Stroud, Philip, Mrs. Griffith;,. Padworth. Shackle, Thomas, William Chamlerlayne, Efq. Coley. Smith, Charles ...

... that HENRY HARDY,l Mfco .1 Seller, a Private in this Corps, ufed contemptuous and ca infulting Language towards the Avyu'T AN r) whilt aftiuig in ?? of his Duty as an Officer, at Parade, upon the sad of July tisa; that the faid, HENRY HARDY was required ...

... of Vauxball, to Mrs. B Lloyd, widow of the laet William Lloyd, Efq. -J. IE. C Lee, Efq. of Portland Pla~r, to Mife 'Mary Le Hardy.-.~ fi H. Wosdgate, Efq. of the Temple, to ?? Bait,'of Prefton In Hue et-R. Butler, Efq. to Mifs MarySoeo Kenfington Square ...

... conitinnarince of -the wyar. - Governmenr is about to take-into its fervice, ati the Cape of Good Hlope, a ?? the'Boor-s,' a hardy race, inhabiting part of the inrerior, -about 2oo leagues from our principal fettlenterrt; and 'who, from being htighly amenable ...

... R D S H r R E-John .SkiF, of Ledbury, Efq. * Thomas Aond.iw ` tlnigh, of' Elton, Efq; Thomas Debitts, of1boe Apolles, Efc. F -E HesroRosri KtRr-Robert Thornton 'Heyfhani, of Stagenhoe P'atk, El'q. Thomas Fizeherbert, of Shenley, t Efq. Jacob Botanquet ...