... Powder is as pleasant in (lie application, it i» ercellent its effects ; it speedily renders the leeili white and smooth, the jjums healthful, red, and B'tn; and by Constant use will preserve them in this •rahle state. It is also particularly calculated to re'l offensive particles from tire mouth, and in lakes tlie breath sweet. rov is particularly recommended Powder, all caves where a bad ...

... By mail from New-York, Government have received dispatches from Mr. announcing the adjustment of the dinetences between this country and the United States. have inserted a copy of the very interesting correspondence which passed on this fuhjeft between Mr. Erskine and the American Government, and which led the proclamation of the President, authorising the renewal of the trade with Great-Bntam ...

... jo mi: i dies T)REGN ANT LADIES, whose situations require 1. a temt'or.irv nI, may accommodated with t'A't vts to Lye-In, agreeable .lieu cunistaiices, then Infants put oat to nnttr, •inu taken cue of. The consolation lesullmg tots undeitaking manv the most respniaole families in the Kingdom, by seeming React •‘•O; eoncoul amongst Relations and nen..% is ent!y conspicuous to countenanced by ...

... ibis evening, a lugger \va« seen from the ra.isihead, bearing S. E. and a brig in chase of her E. E. (which proved bit Majesty’s sloop Actaeon— bis Majesty's rioop Orestes, was in the am) joined in the pursuit.) At forty minute* pa»t teven, liis Ma)esty’» sloop under command ran her alongside; when she proved the French lugger privateer l,e L. sard, of St. Main, manned with men, and pierced ...

... Price Sixpence. —loth Week Ist Quarter.] ...

... i.RLKY. TO SOLD BY AUCTION, Hl-’Nal I,Y fk JAMKbON, Thursday, 15, ISO',, and thr Sale to continue unti l all be Sc id,, l \ 1.1, the Neat and Uselul HOUSEHOLD / FURNITURE, the pioperty of M . RicH ARn Jcnsos, his Dwelling-House, situate Gate, Bevei ley. VOIIKSIII F.asr-Riuinc. BEVERLF.r. TO LET, /.-.i rn'.ered imrm'JmtfJy, or nt I.arly-Dny \ Capital and Well-Accustomed INN, at Bever/V lev, ...

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... the embarkation of the whole of the British army, after repulsing desperate attack the enemy, with the loss, our part, about ...

... , NEW CIUIUTX SCHOOLS. —-cn : r n . AT' latn of the So»scri*sm *0 ..the Naw K w» Separation shall take place the Fonds of the SiRTStT**-ficrtooi, and those the Drip Schools, order that the Subscr.pions may appropriated ill the manner most agreeable to the Subscribers; Und, as hoped, better ...

... Printed and Published by ROBERT PECK, Scale-Lane, HULL. EDUCATION. yIT R KAT-DIiIFFIELD, YOUNG GENTLEMEN are taught the Classics, Mathematics, the Grammatical Constru&ions of the English Language, &c. by the Rev. John Eari.f., on the following terms; Board, Lodging, and Education, for Boys under 11 years of age, 811. per annum 11. per annum additional for each and every year above 11. —Washing ...

... THE CREDITORS CARY HOLGATE, late Baiton-upon-Humhcr, in tlie County Lincoln, but now of the Town of K!:ng»ton-upon- Hull, Viffualler, are requested within Pou. Days from the Date hereof, send an Account their respeftive Demands to Messrs. J.and ftL Prick ett. Solicitors, in Hull. Jnumny, 1809. ...

... WOOLLEN SMITH Woollen Mamifacturerfrom Yorkshire, begs , leave to return thanks for all past favours, and ■ same lime respectfully informs hit friends and the public in general, that he intends opening. for sale. At the King’s' Arms, Hales worth, the 23d for Two days. i At the New an, SouthwroW, Oct 26, for Three days, At the Bell, Sauniiiidbam, Oct. ,!1 „fot days, At the Bull, Woodbridge, Nov ...