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... November.—-His 3lAJEsTy’a sbip Galatea tiSiied from St, Thomas’s the IStbrNoyember, beet for Groat Britain, &c. consisting of the followingyessels, viz.— . The Atlas. lI W ; Surrey, Polt» j Flora, Hardy Berbice Picket, >l‘lvrr ; William, Harvey ; tVjllwm ...
... Notember. His Majefty's fhip Galatea failed from St. Thomas's on the 15th of November, with a fleet for Great Britain, Scc. confifting of the following fhips, viz. The Surrey, Potts ; Atlas, Hill ; Flora, Hardy ; Berbice packet, M'lver ; William, Hunt ; William ...
... Frazils. His Majesty’s ship Galatea sailed from St. Thomas’s the sth November, with a fleet under convoy, for Great Britain, &c. consisting the Following vessels, viz. The Atlas, Htil; Surrey, Potts; Flora, Hardy; Packet. William, Harvej , 1 ham, Sinclair; Pelican ...
... His Majesty's ship GALATEA sailed from St. Thomas's, on the 15th of November, with a fleet for Gre;'t Britain, &c. consisting of the following vessels, viz.— The Atlas , Hill ; Surry, Potts ; Flora, Hardy ; Berbice packet, M'lver ; Harvey ; William, ...
... undertaking, the postage of letters may be added to the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No: 107, Hawn garden. TO THOMAS TAYLOR ; ESQ. No. 9, NEW BRIDGE-STREET, LONDON! consider it but an act of justice sine to the' merits of your LF.AICE's PATENT ...
... ayth November. His Majcfty’s Ihip Galatea, failed Thomas’s, on the 15th of November, with fleet for Great-Britaiu. &c. conlilling of the following Tcffcls, viz the Athts, Hill; Surry, Potts Flora, Hardy ; Berbicc Packet, Ivcr; William, Harvey; William ...
... Whitibed Keene, M.P. to o . Ayton, Great Miffenden Abbey 52 to Thomas Allen Shuter, z o ,Praeds and Co. - tos o John Wollett, of Rye 5 '5 John Dawes ' jun. 21 0 A. Kent and William Good - 5 5 Thomas Dickafons of Enfield - 105 o Edm. Darby, Knott, . and Co. ...
... necessities. Mrs. Hardy resides in the house so long occupied by the late worthy and benevolent Mrs. Raw son, of whom she is a good and faithful representative. The Emperor of Russia has presented a brilliant diamond ring to Thomas Telford, Esq. civil ...
... S. Bofanquet - 21 0 W. and W. G. Salte 52 SO Thomas Howell 5 5 Robert's and Yorfton to so Terry, Peacock, & Co. so 6 C. Sweedland - so so Mrs. Swetdland S Nine Children - 9 9 13enjamin Aiilaie 25 0 . Thomas Barnett 21 o Jorepti Manituan so o J. F. rimins ...
... proved inauspicious during the morning, began to disperse about noon, and the faint rays of Sol promised fair weather. Many hardy votaries of dress ventured to trust the uncertain prospect of the sky, and the promenade occasionally displayed a few solitary ...
... UNION OFFICE, For INSURANCE againft LOSS by FIRE, F.ftablHhed in 1797. Trcafurcrs,— Meffti. DAY, DALTON, and DAY. . . rc ir M THOMAS BIGNOLf ttug InUtutioa all the Premium is returned the intared, eaeept whit is wanted to defray the l.of-rt r , of combined ...
... Article f«r the head, fr.mi ; T*«b!«asl fasr.oatau ibim: of the pr.-s.-ni day, betn- i . ir 7 M ?? iiß,l »>ve.»iioii of Mrs. Thomas. Silk Mercers, and i ?? il h** u ?? r ' li ?? r *f Chaucery-laue, near \ FlßKand LIFE INSURANCE COM- 1 '*Psfli\' Wtt ...