... GOODS, MERCHANDIZE 1 , SHIPS Harbour, nt Dock or Building, and CRAFT, horn LOSS and DAMAGE by TIRE. Zjy~£ wbofi. «fVies are underwritten, being rr t ' _ 'CENTS of tbe SUN FIRE OFFICE, do hereby infirm all crfons Inf/'red In the [aid Office, ?? sINNVAL PREMIUM became due ,ti CHRISTMAS last, flat PRINTED RE- CEIPTS, under our hands, are ready for delivery on tlv r, -nerval of their refpe&'ve ...

... it a duty he owes the Public, fas one of tbe Contractors ivitb Government for tbe present Lottery) to acquaint them that ENGLISH TICKETS Will rise gradually from now to the Drawing ; there- fore such of his Friends as intend having Tickets or Shares in the ensuing-Lottery, will act prudently to make an early purchase. The Scheme is universally approved,.and abounds with numerous Capitals, some ...

... WA_H>' and THOMAS KEMBLE having served Rice to many of the parish _s and public institutions hi and round the Me- tropolis, as also to numerous individuals who chuse to extend their b.nevoknce to the Poor, at this season of the year, hereby give notice, that they have yet for sale some of this very wholesome and nutritious ar- ticle ; and that they are ready to receive the commands of any ...

... Kings, Bury St. Edmund's, about Six ?? in the Evening, un.es. sooner disposed of by private Contract, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the Risbyuatk-Strekt, Bury aforesaid, late in the occupation of Mr. Edward Hallam ; consisting of adwelling-house, large yard and garden, together with a long range of buildings, barn, and outhouses, well adapted to the carrying on tke corn or coal trade, or an, ...

... _ ?? 20,000 3 10,000 4 s*ooo 6 — ■_— * 2,000 IO 1,030 16 500 54 100 100 -v — 50 J7,200 • 18 HALE a MILLION of MONEY in PRIZES- Pari of the Capitals ?? be determined as under : First drawn 'Ticket, 2jt _t Day — £. 10,000 Ditto, — 29th Day — 20,000 Ditto, — 33d Day — 30,000 Ditto, - — 40th Day — 2,000 The Prizes of this Lottery will be paid at the usual time in Full'Steiling Money without any ...

... in and for tbe said County !_fSu_fhlk,-oniAi,Ut>_Af,tbe Jfftb day of January, in the year ?? cur Lord 1801, before the Rew. John Ord,! D. D. Sir Thomas Gery Gulhim, Bart. Joseph' Randyll Buwb, Esq. Thomas Ruggles, Esq. John Moseley, E- ...

... who were discharged from their respective corps as CORPORALS or PRIVATE MEN— (those resident in London, or within twenty-five miles thereof, who are to attend at Chelsea on such days as the Com- misslqpers ofthe said Hospital shall appoint; the Out Pensioners from the late Horse Guards and. Horse Grenadier Guards, the Life Guards, and Royal Re- giment of Horse Guards ; such men as by the ...

... only Drug yet dis- covered, that instantly destroys the SCURVY, heals the Gums, makes them and the lips of a healthful red, fastens, whitens, and preserves the Teeth, and makes the Breath sweet. It is the produce of a far fo- j reign kingdom, and some of the first gentlemen of the i faculty who use it, declare it a fine Stomachic and 1 Bracer; and for safety, proper for an infant : It eradi- ...

... concerned in Circulating Li- braries, not only iii London and its vicinity, but in all parts of England, Scotland, Ireland, and America, for information relative to the Novels in the press, he proposes in future, early in every month, to announce in the popular Papers, Maga_-.ii.es, and Reviews, such -as may be nearly ready to be introduced to the public. PUBLICATIONS FOR MARCH. IRISH ...

... H* olir last, which happily announce •ip Sovereign's speedy return to a state of Valescence.— -Tuesday, His Majesty very good night, and his fever, is abated to-day. — Wednesday, ?? Majesty's fever is somewhat further V^'.Y''— Thursday, His Majesty's fever r!^gi further abated.-— Friday, His _. '■ —>_. fever, though not quite subsided, Scontmues to abate.— Saturday, « His ti -_tv\ ...

... continued to make progress to re- v »__On Wednesday that, His Ma- ?? ' s free from fever, and seemed only P ' n j re the time always necessary after so 10 can illness for the recovery of his usual ?? and spirits. On the latter day his \~ ' sty dined with his family as usual. * lo wore Bulletins, it is said, will be is- _i His Majesty enjoyed a good night's on Wednesday, on which day Mr. r ...

... Lord Geo. Thynne, X Math. Bond, Esq. to be Commissioners cutin? the office of Treasurer of his io f r£ Vs Exchequer.— And to grant to the • r Hon. Henry Addington the offices ir ncellor and Under-Treasurer of the \ uer.— Also to appointthe Right Hon. 4?2 Yorke to be Secretary at War. — 1 t nri Hobart to be one cf the principal of State. M r leley AJdin S ton succee£ * s Mr- Long to retary to ...