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... Holt, . .. Rye; Mr. J. Tebay, . . . Uaftingt-, Mr. M. Naith, . . Storringttm Mr. John Heatherly, . Ea/ikmrne ; Mr. David Thomas . . (Tcrtbing. The important Sums annually paid this Office to Sufferers by Fire, ftrongly prove the ufefuintfs this precaution ...
... Birch, Gents. to be Enligns Henry Cay Adams to be Chaplain. Tipton Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Adams, Efq. so be Captain.—Peter • Pearlon. Cent. to he Lieutenant. —Thomas Smith Woreetter, Gent. to be Enfign. BANKRUPTS required to SURRENDER. James Fdward Ford ...
... requefted to fend the Particulars thereof, withthe Nature of their Securities (if any) to the faid Mr. Thomas, that the fame may be difcharged- LEED S. THOMAS WRIGHT, the Printer of this Paper, takes the Liberty of acquainting the Ladies and Gen- tlemen of ...
... allo been plealed to apnt'Charles Lock, Elq. to be his Majel's Conful General in the Kingdom. of gypt. g e v BANRKBRUPTS i ! Thomas Obey, of Upper Cleveland-ftreet, Fitzroyware, Middlefex, bricklayer, Dec. 31, Jan. 3,3, a¢ gildhall, —Attornies, Meflis. Van ...
... Commercial Orders. Persons insuring for Three Hundred Pouads, will not charged for the Policy. By Order of the Directors, H. A. HARDY, Secretary of the Country Department. * Bank-Buildings, and Crai g's-Cour r, Ch n*g-Cro?s, London, For Insuring Houses and ...
... A JAN UA R{' 2, 1804. ' No. 3;37;-.3 . and Feb. 1. Tiomas BuXton and Thomas Bentley , Buxton, of Leicefler, bank,é:bat the Blue Bell inn, in Leicefler.—3l. . Thoma uxton and ‘Thomas Bemkzfi»xmn. of Leicefler, bank®s, av the Blue Bell_inw, Leicester.— 16 ...
... Zd tsf February nex., f;M; - %? - I t- SHILL.D$ FOR GRt!?JADA, c Csisstixtr TRADER., Of MARGARET, t i Of i34 tons regifler, Thomas NqAp;r, h3atler, is now ready to take ib goods, -~ assmd has elegant Leconrniodation for paf- lengcrs, who vith the goods ...
... Perfons infuring for Three FHandred Pounds or upwards, will not be charged for the Policy. By order of the Direaors. f H. A. HARDY, Sec. of the cotintry-department. if ROUP OF ASH WOOD. On Wednefday the xxth curt thcre wril he expofed by public roup at WOODSIDE ...
... rket. WM. ALEXANDER, jun. Woodbridge. ROBERF MIXER, Dedham. JOHN HATCHER, jun. Halesworth. THOMAS GOLDSMITH, Sudbury. And for the County of Norfolk, Mr. THOMAS CARRING'FON, Yarmouth. Miss K. A. RICHARDSON, Lynn. Mr. JOHN BURCHAM, Holt. CHARLES FRIEND ...
... Court-martial was held Monday on board his Majesty's bomb-vessel the Fury, in Sbeernessrharbour, ■ when they proceeded to tiy Mr. Thomas Mills, Gunner of his Majesty's ship the Amelia, the charges exhibited against him by the Right Hon. Lord of being drunkon ...
... Hanywood, Bnrr. M. P. Sir Stephen Lush ington, Bart. M. P. Thomas An- son, Esq. M. P. Cecil Forester, E.g. M. P. James Amy- att, Esq. M. P. Nuolseu Calvert, Esq. M.P. Edward Boehm, Esq. Thomas Hammersley, Esq. G. W. Die .es, Esq. Private Secretary, an ...
... TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. At the houfe of Thomas Lander, (hoe-maker, * Bankrupt, in the Mill Lane, Stafford, Tuef. day h day of January inftant; TEN dozen and pair of men's lined and bur.d wax Ikoes, 11 pair of flippen, 5 dozen and 10 pair of men's ...