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... °Benjrniin Leak Beccles, Cha. Mapleston | Hopton, J. P. Catterson Bildeston, Matt. Sparke f Hoxne, R. Tallent Botesdale, Thomas Jolly 1 .owestoft, Wm. Aldred Boxford, Wm. Stocker Lynn, Andrew Pigge Brandeston, R. Sheming Mildenhall, Tun. Arrher Braintree ...
... support it has obtained, and J- C^A'tv' ' the Ci'-v. h FW , P E RS. Surgeon and Demonstrator ot Hi Eh-w A at,jra y at St. Thomas's Hospital. H- Place, Jan. 1,1805. I K ?? yfe^.^'S Broad-street on Je will find theobjec fe Yon ov hV^ . ?? . !e tocal) *™ ...
... hereafter to be made to the urchasers of that article in lieu tret, See. and on other business. London, Jan. 4, 1805. ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. R. CLINE and Mr. ASTLEY COOPER .ViL will begin their Course Anatomical and Surgical Lecires, on Monday the *2l ...
... Intn the honour of his old house, will not forget the new undertaking (One Concern.) ° I The following case was received Mr. Thomas bile. Master the Academy, Colchester, from • Gentleman who was recommended take Or. Brodnm s Medicines, bv Mr. 1.1. Cooper ...
... without any relapfe whatever, to 1a: - .h, Itrengt, and employment. Should it be necefrary, more folecnnly to atteft this. THOMAS BLACKMOR E. WITN£SSES OF CLI2E. Rev. J. _LACKMArt, • Mi;iitceirmorfeiwitlle:rdaern.ifhs. WILL lAM MAXWELL,.) ACKMOR . E, ...
... for Mr we have heard Sir William Grant be chancellor speakership —The honourable Spencer Percival be master of the rolls Sir Thomas Manners be judge in the Sir who retires Dallas esq and Vickery Gibbs esq to attorney soliedtefr generals have observed the ...
... Mifs LITTLEWOOD, having taken that large, airy and commodious Houfe, lituated on the Patade, Rochdale, and lately occupied by Thomas Smith, Efq; beg Leave to inform the Public, that they are fitting it up, and intend opening it on Monday the the Twenty-firft ...
... ant) 'Were the bbjccts'of that part of the Relormcrs which consist, of Lbrds and Parliament men, and in this opinion know Thomas Pa ike will concur with me. —He knows that most the Lords and Parliament.men had ' other object but to get into place and ...
... CORNWALLIS is to suc- ceed the Marquis WELLESLEY, and a great part of the naval department of India is to be intrusted to' Sir THOMAS TROWBRIDGE. Mr VANSITTART is confidently mentioned as the new Secretary for Ireland. The Gazette of Saturday contains his ...
... ekcit'Foßßl:sTett, .Efq., I. P. for Wenloek, • Efq. M. P. for,Hertford, EP.Ni.O No Bot.ii Elq.. New-fireet, Spring Gatdens., THOMAS iIisinERSI.LY, Pall• Mall, G. Efq. private Secretary .to the Archbiflicip Of Canterbtiry, The Rev. Jr. Di Rocx,' Lihrarian ...
... Inflexible men of.-yvAr ; Mediator, C.:lll°r, Jamaica, Champion, and l'lmmortalitefi. gates ; Dart, Speedy, Alert, Alttnzd, Hardy, Bo:. netta, Jlk, and Zephy . r, .floops Of war.; Fury, Hecla,..VOlcano; ,Vefuvrus; Zebra, Lucifer, and Difcovery bombs; Daring ...
... Princess Mary the. i4.th of the same month. The E/p/Astant, Capt. M.CItAIG ; Essex, Capt. BONHAM ; and Ann Extra Ship, Capt. THOMAS Percy, from Bombay, sailed the itth of August, and arrived at Sr. Helena the 4th November. The Northampton, Extra Ship, Capt ...