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... PRAISING. : OAKS' FARM, COWLINGE- MR. ROBERT ISAACSON, Wfore be- takes his leave of the above situation, to. which he has had the strongest reson forbeing warmly at' tached, from the gerierous'friendsWp and patronage he has experienced during^*) year* residence, cannot omit an opportunity of returning his sincere thanks to all those who have honoured brnv with their sup- port, as the whole of ...
... present Majesty, Sess. 2, Cap. 25, entitled, ••An Act for the more convenient Payment of Half- pay,-and other Allowances to Officers, and Widows of Officers, and to Persons on the Compassionate List;— NOTICE Is hereby given, by directions of the Right Honourable the Paymaster General, that all Officers, who may wish tobe paid in their own Districts,/™-*- and after the 24th December, ISO 7, ...
... and all the Royal Dukes, except the Duke of Sussex, breakfasted with their Ma- jesties and the Princesses, at the Queen's Palace, at half-past nine o'clock, and paid their re- spects to their Royal Father, upon the happy return of the day. About twelve her Majesty and the Princesses left the Queen's Palace, with the Princess Charlotte of Wales, in her Majesty's carriage, for St. James's, in ...
... curious workman- ship* f° r tlie a^ tar °f tne great Church at Quebec, w hich the Bishop of that Province (Dr. Moun- iain,late of Norwich), is to take over with him. His Majesty's arms are richly embossed on article. The new Bishop of Bristol, who was (and js) Rector of the Parish of St. Andrew, Hol- fcorn, retains that living at the express desire of Jiis Majesty, the income from his diocese ...
... the leading particulars of which ap- peared in our as . t we ek's paper, and as they are great length it would occupy too much of our room to repeat the same. Jjva letter received at Falmouth from Lhbon, by g mercantile house, it is said that 412 of the British troops were killed at the re-capture of Jjaenos Ayres. A vessel from Rio Janeiro, ar- r-ved at Lisbon, confirms this report. It is ...
... ! T. COCKSEDGE, Esq. ROB. TRO TMAN.Esq. WILLIAM BUCK, Esq. J. B. SMYTH, Esq. C. BLOMFIELD, Esq. HEN- SEEKAMP, Esq. JOS. MAULKIN, Esq. Mr. JOHN HEAD NATH. L. SCOTT, Esq. D. ALEXANDER, Esq-. JOSHUA.GRiGBY.Esq. S.ALEXANDER, jr. Esq T.ROBINSON, Esq. JOHN SPOONER, Esq. GEORGE BROWN.Esq Mr. J. JOSSELYN, jun. O. R. OAKES. Esq. I -■— S. THORNDIKE EZEK. SPARKE, Esq. — - JOSEPH TOOSEY H. W. BARWiCK, Esq ...
... Tuesday the 25th day of August; when the Stewards' accounts will be audited, and other busi- ness of considerable importance come before the Court ; on which account an early and numerous attendance of the Governors is earnestly solicited. By Order, f^'j^asurers. ft*?* Dinner at Three o'clock. WANTEDanySumfromlooje.to4ooo^ on security of the Rates and Duties payable by virtue of an Act of the ...
... as may have Seasoned Walnuttree Timber in their possession, that they will be ready to purchase such quantities of WALNUTTREE PLANK as may be from time to time tendered to them ; the Plank must be sound, and fit for making Musquet Stocks, and of the thickness of two inches and a half, and must be delivered at the Tower, where payment will be made in ready money, when required, for the accommo- ...
... to Stettin. The small garrison with which they occupied Cuxhaven was withdrawn some days ago. Tuesday Night's Gazette contained the Swedish official account of the raising the siege c f Stralsund, and the expulsion of the French troops from Swedish Pomerania. A Danish Mail, with Hamburgh Papers of t he 17th, arrived on Thursday. There were ,!so some letters of the 18th, which were sent by ...
... night a Messenger with p b dispatches for St. Petersburgh left \^r town, and Mr. Jackson set oft' for the ?TonUC-n 1 --be beginning of the week On a par- Ljcular mission. ?? lt is generally supposed that he h g one to R us ?? The only question that remains between the Ameiican Government and ours respects the culpability of Admiral Berkeley, but the Ad- miral's order, of which a copy is ...
... will be holden- at the White Horse Inn, Great Saxham', on Thursday the 22d day of October instant, at Twelve o'clock' at noon ; when and Where the TOLLS of the Risby and Kentford Toll-gates will be LET by AUCTION to the best bidder, pursuant to the directions of the Actot'Parliament passed in the 13th year of the reign cf his present Majesty, for regulating Turnpike Roads. — Whoever happens to ...
... Elliot, and W. S. Bourne, Esq. to be r on i»iissionersfor executing the office of Trea- ' of his Majesty's Excliequer — The King ins also been pleased to appoint the Right Hon. Soencer Perceval, to be Chancellor of the Dutch y of Lancaster ; the Earl of Chatham, Niister-general of the Ordnance; the Hon. Wm. Wellesly Pole, Clerk of the Ordnance ; Mark Singleton, Esq. Storekeeper of the Ord- ...