... addretled (poft paid) to A. B. at the Oxford Coffee-houfe; Strand, be immediately attended to. No. 161, fleet4treet, LoiWon, THOMAS HARDY, with fincere gratitude at•this tetuming feardn, renews his annual acknowledgements to his Friends and the Public for the ...

... Hingess Bolts, &c. for builders, carpenters, awl cabinet-makers' us.-, &c. N~~ 0.~i 6 1 , FLEET-S I'REET, LON I ) JN.?- THOMAS HARDY, with sincre graiitude, at this returning season, renews his annual acknowledgments to his friends and the public, for ...

... THOMAS HOLCROFT, Efq. Mtiolcroft has railed birnfelf a very ob, rcure fituation in life by talents, which, if the' had been properly applied, would have rendered him worthy of the higheft applanle. He has undoubtedly the merit of being a fell-taught genius ...

... of Wakefield, mer Chants, at ten, at the White-Swan, 'Huddersfield. • Dec. 7. Thomas Rutherford, of Scotch-yard, Bush-lane, broker, at six, at Guildhall. Dec. 14. Rees Thomas • of Broad-street, St. Giles, glassseller, at eleven, . Dec. 4. Joseph Coxon ...

... imi-keeeper. Mar* Jen. Doc. 4 Thomas Smallbones, Buokiugham-street, St. blary* e-Bone, carpenter, atone, Guildhall, London. Dec. 7. Thomas Rutherford, Sr.otch-yarJ, Bush-lane, London, broker, six, at Gml dull, London. Dec. 14. Rees Thomas, BruuU-itreet, I’. rish ...

... King-ftreet, London ; and R. Fotter, Wakefield, merchants. Dec. 7, T. Rutherford, Scotch-yard. Bufh-lane, broker. 14, R. Thomas, Broad-ftreet, St. Giles', glafs-feller. 4, J. Coson, tik . seen-fireet, Cheapfide, merchant. fa, T. Higgins, Throgmortrm-theet ...

... John It, Mca,lows to by 38th . ,. ditto. Lieut. Edward Miles to be Captain. Enfign Thomas Fallow, from half-pay of the regiment, to b Enfign. 45th ditto. - Lieut. Thomas Hayes, from half-pay of Gad foot, to be Lieutenant. Paymafter William Birch Brinley ...

... interior - the fait! Level: . . PRESENT,. , . .0 THOMAS GROUND, Etc] in the Ch 3 ' f '„,ff Thomas. Avt.lin?,-, . . -.lames Eoacr . , d o - tol ' . ; , Thomas Waddington, D. D. ,_, ;Mrs; Wadditio _. ' . Thomas Burge s l muel William-Dunn,. John Weftwou,i, ...

... B4lLV.—taturder, oa. CHARGE OF hiURDER. Jams Prifeat, john Deaham, and 7arvir Baler, were indided, for the -.wilful murder of ThomaS. Pamphlin, on the 4th of a:fiber, in Compton-ftreet, Clerkenwell, by giving him .feveral wounds with a knife, of which wounds ...

... of treafonable praffices, are the. following : •Edward Marcus Defpard, John Francis, Thomas jack fon, alias Phillips, Donis Nl`Geite, John Wood, Jerome•Garnr, Thomas Newman, John Connellj . , James Sedgwick Wratten, Daniel 'Feudal!, Charles Dry, loCeph ...

... at Guildhall. Dec. 7. T. Rutherferd, of Scotch-yard, Bush-lane, Cannou-sticet, London, broker, at Guildhall. — Dec. 14. R. Thomas, of Broad-street, St. Gi!t, ? s, glass-seiler, at Guildhall. — Dec. 4. J. Coxon, late of Queen-street, Cheapside, merchant ...

... case for . the prosecution, and sh?.wed the enormous guilt of such a violation of trust as the Prisoner was charged with. Thomas Major, Foreman to Messrs. Brandon and Co. proved, that the Prisoner had often talked of the frauds of the other Excise-Officers ...