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... the l >.v. rrnrn, in consequence oi irregular Sale' bv some, and others annonnc,ug their difpnsmg of their Stock at anri Prime ' ost; Saturday, March 10, 1811.] ...
... CAPITAL L. 300,000. INTO SHAKES. First Class 2/50 Shores of L. each, Jvr genera/ Subscribers. Deposit on subsetikirg per Share. Second ('lass in 500 Shares L.soe. ch. For Fishermen Seamen only. Deposit on sulscribing L.2 lo.s per Share. PATRONS. The Most the Marquis T,\Nsi>otvNr. The Most Noble the TVi n The Right Hon the Earl o* Convkgham. Tlio lion ...
... Rice Horse K pot by Coriander, his bv Hilhftscr, Ins niamldam Othi.i by Regu> te.Snip, WildiiTstlam Steady. is now tt wars o’d, veiy with immense safe on ihe roa pood heillhv Mares at Guinea, »J*Hilf*«-Crown in hand, and I lie same sum *ilhc dropping of a Foil. • Good GRASS for ires. TRURO TURNPIKE. \TOTIUE hereliv given, that there A he MEETING of the TKUSIKKS TRURO TURNPIKE Tues- P.-Vthe i ...
... The Most NoSlc the Marquis Lansdowne. The Most Noble the Marquis of Thomond. The Right Hon. the Earl of Roden. The Right Hon. the Earl Convnch am. The Right Hon. Lord Sheffield. The Right Hon. Lord Donstanville. The Right Hon. Lord V iscount Jocelvn And supported by numerous others, the mosl distinguished Members boih Houses of Par ioment Any communication on the subject may be addressed toJ J ...
... CORNWALL Vcnerul WAR lER Vfzcc Kill hofden at Truro, in iesuid Courlu, on 7 (JESDA Y the 23il jpril iii’tanl, at etcren o'Air >in the t, and the preceiliii day the Tieafxnunts for the las! Kill he aunettled, at the RED I.Xy. in *ihce, atone o'clock in th • nfternoon. coo HE, Deputy Clerk the I'caer. CORNWALL. TIMBER FOR SALK. Uitli next, at h us* Mr. James, innfinthe'ovv*. f Slruion, l| SOU) ...
... i i’ENKV.N TVT O ICE is lit” c!»v given, hat plica* ur will nnde to rlinneni li»e present Session for le*vct* in a f ...
... >\T /N* GA2ETI%:, April so. i : ; -.;.i, Ai-'Eit. !J, Ijfll?. ! i !i the , fo jli*w tig is an . ii itVs'ahr. received at :e, odd,-e>sed to ;:is teral Viscouni \Vcl- \ April _, ISii. :o;lefr>d in the j ...
... and tor the cire and caslody of Prisoners of War, hetehv give Notice, that thev will be ready at tbia Office, ToksdaY, the 7ih of May, 1311. to receive sealed Tenders, and near with such persons may contract for supplying the Hoyal Hospital Plymouth, yvnli POUR HUNORPI) CHALDRONS COAIS, e.ch Chaldron consist of Bushels, M inchesojf Measure, and one of the Lnder mentioned qualities— vie. Sir ...
... rchangcl. I'aiMii «t lii'li i -s Avres 1 >■.7 li.azil s\d. .t dry salit'd I), ami I Oa, “f, . 5 jihl I’oL'kiis I / IJi 10, iEckels ili>. Butt 3, ides ■ 11 ules, rn-j I .-,1) ■!•■. U*r die ! , Seal, snt mim Mid s f Clover, louden red, 17.I . 0* * hill* W. I'* English l Kit- ] live t .rass I ■ cfhil I 111 Art hange!.. Russia buap. C'.iiidU-, svtiite. ] ycllovs S. Amur, • skim, ...
... a letter which his ship had received from Captain Sir G. []n C??her, of his Majesty's ship Surveil- [ance], giving an account of his having on the [ ..]stant, captured La Creole French pri- [vatee]r, of 14 guns and 115 men, on her first []e from Bordeaux. j Prvr ..v th.- />.---'.'.-.'.:' -c Ti?ginrnt of Militia , gr.-ebyth-? !.rd TJeutenant irr G ...
... ACCOUNT OF X COUKWALL. â li; i;v.i)A>-i^^ ,NSa,l : lMr : l - ,vst>V r Brtioa; t'speneociwl ' ill c in the prog|tss of (heir ,u,rt j \|\GN* BRITANNIA, *,i- - L '*'- k; di -i. Pa'octaal Account of l>.«- -\i- ...
... that a'ter the Midsummer Recess, he will nave VACANCIES for a few .wiing Gentlemen. The situation is very pleasant, and in point of tliiibrity not inferior to any the West of Engutid; ptovisions abundint. terms moderate, and fte most scrupulous regard paid to the comfort the pupils. fur plnit location, Terms, Btc. apply Riove, or to Messrs. VV. and J. Bazelev, Si, ...