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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 ...
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... Led a New Musical Piece, editing of [{ecita- It two pans infilled, RURAL VISITORS, or, | a! [ *pYrY The whole written, selected, composed, and | » ?? lirti ?? ail accompanied by Miss Scoit. | b.* sp°. . v j;i |>e~addad, an evtensive Spectreology of Ghost* I o.' 1 ' 1 ' 1 • Appearances of the Dead and Absent, an ett'lvt of j Kurope. With a variety of new original | t:u.t :i£. ?? ,,.a t ...
... 4, IV L; THIS I\ , il^7;, l ,. i eal Piece in Sate and u S s..m.cd, the ki v . « VISITORS, or ££ i ««• P^er O-h Miss Scott will Sueak at, .' \RIT^ • , r„f the Theatre —To which will be j Sis-S '»' Ih Vi»VcfRE()LOGY of GHOSTS and VI- | ft -Tr. ?? ?? of .he DEA I) nnd A BSfcN ?? j A' ! :. I; 7,sto„ish,d Europe. W.lh a variety of fii ' ' ! 7' . ?? with ?? -marks AG,, P ?? sii')-crl>- S , |A[ ...
... fomedv, not acted jthesc six years, called ?? ?? ,'ii X -0^ ING. Afier which an Interlude, ! ' : ?? U ?? •'«! Heorv, Mr. Melvi.i, Ladv' j l ?? ! * ,( ?? ..i.le In the out :r ' Mr' ...
... Sou, called » .'-Iroducr. f : ,h ; ,C^ F.ApF Partll . Viot- ¦' n,..i' l - ,ran ?? b.n!..â Principal \ ocal Per- ,. ' fri T, ' 'Hid S.gua(oiglie.t., Mr. Bra- « ...
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... of his ' ate and effects will be made, by the assignees, on ' XHinSDAT-the b\h March, 1807, at the office of Mi. Gardner, Sron-hill, Garstang. ?? CARMARTHENSHIRE. Ck FORTY GUINEAS REWARD. from JUSTICE, on lhe 26th r\i tU« f October last, on his way to ihe GaoLof *\ 1( i i.,iiuntv, under a commitment for Foreerv, i oaVIO DAVIES alhs LEWIS, of the parish 'of I 1 ano' 1 . t* rmer » aged 33 ...
... fatisfactorily to my mind, that Mr. John' WoodaTl, of Scarbro,' was not of' Mr. Wilberforcc, confequeritly, that his does not attach the change of Coalition to that gentleman. And reafon for troubling you at prefent is, to make fome itatements on that fubject, which you poffibly may alfo explain* toy information be correct, and ft is not, I affure you, taken up light grounds, will eftaplifh ...
... LONDON, April 30. j V, r ESTF.RD.A V Hi; Privy Council, 1 it whiJi !u- (> the Proclamation for d flolving ' are be returnable on the 22d of Jur.-. hen a .-iiim will i lave papers ef date tb Monday lad. r Thry the Bulletin from the Grand however communicates nothing of importance from the war. The Siege is continued ; but the had received reinforcement of Rufiians Sfa, an' 1 nothing but di ...