... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... thereto, and on other fpecial Affairs. Leeds, Jan. 2d, 1804. THOMAS LEE, Solicitor. In BEAUMONT's BANKRUPTCY. r FTIE CommilTioners in a Commitnon of Bankrupt ?? awarded and nTued forth againft THOMAS BEAU- MONT, late of Wakefield, in the County of York, Iron- ...

... 5 ;c John Booth, 2 2c Jofht-.a ?? s c o Stephen Hardy - j ?? lohn Bleiard, 550 Henry Butleri ' 220 MltsE. Cry crand W. Charles Butler, 220 c r y cr , S T o A. How-at- 2 jo \V id, am Dufton, 5e 0 Thomas Sugden, 2- c Jote-ph t-earnley, 5 5 - George Butler ...

... without subjecting pa- tients io those dangers that attend a course of Ettercury. RESTORATION OF SIGHT. Mary Haylock, wife of Thomas Haylock, of F-iy, Cambridgeshire, lost the sight ef one of her eves ; b . applying to Dr. Broc.um, was perfectly cured in ...

... thwt their Aceftduts may t* forthwith examined and paid. HJ ~ By order of the Coiiotof Dire6>#c«. Lond 0 n ?? n^ 7. 1804, THOMAS \i ARS# A Vf . Sec. A BRAHAM and Co. No. 53, Hotmcfsditch^ I X having laid vi a fresh ajsi.-rrmcru or RE A fiY MADf. LIXEX ...

... Mes .rs. Williams and Buckneil, Co v !j-ma : ;cis. Oxford-rcid. HPO be SOLD, a capital short-legged, hardy, 1 t WELCH HORSE. To be seen at Mr. Thomas 'a ; Stable - , P:.rk-streer,near Grosvcit-V-jquare. He is 14 hands h.gh, mas'er of 14 stcne ; his c ...

... very useful GREY GELDING, about fifteen hands, rising seven years, very strong, safe to ride, and steady in harness, very hardy, excellent feeder, pert* -^ly sound, and equal tp.any-work ; he is the real property ot a Gentleman, who purchased him last ...

... 13 this Day diffolved hy mutual Confent. WILLIAM WOOD. WILLIAM HIRST. L- Is, gtli Jan-aary, 1804. Thomas Powell's Aflignm_nt. SUCH ofthe Creditors of THOMAS POJiVELL, of Thorp Arch, Inuktepcr, who have not already fent in an Account of their Demands tipon ...

... ''i-'rfur.nfr, already engaged-. Mrs. Billiftgton, ' ?? is rir=t appearance at this Tivajtrsh MiSa X i ?? [i, Mundav'. Mr. Thomas Welsh, Mr. *j * * ' r ?? ?:*u [tlurir first appeatawjc at this Jttearre), *'*' '^vind, Mr. Weichsell.-Orean, M. J. Ash- ...

... five feet three inches high. Thomas Clark, of Halifax, fhoe-maker, 19 years of age, five feet feven and a half iixches hi ...