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... Or, Cktmical Essence Horseradish, A Cl»*t »t>» Tub TOOTH-ACH and EAII-ACH : AND CARBONATED DENTIFRICE, elm elegant and efficacious TOOTH POWDER, resulting from the recent Disteveries in Chemistry, PIE Kmcocc po««nw« iha prop«rty of Mfelf And immediately Mopping the Tooth-Ach, ha» the Peculiar effect, if it come comae: with the the recurreoce that tortoriag ma*fs operation being the « a ...
... teirbp THAT the Partnership heretoloie carried on by us, the Undersigned JOHN PEARSON, and JOHN SOUTHERN RADFORD, at the Town of Kingston-upon-Hull, in the County of the same Town, and at Stepney, in the Parish of Cottingham, in the County of York, in the Business of Merchants and Ropemakers, was, This Day, Dissolved mutual consent. —The said Business will continue to cairied on upon the ...
... THE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY, SKryXER-STREET, LONDON, RESPECTFULLY inform the Public, that they have on SALE, the Finest Dry CAPE MADEIRAS, a 36j. per doz. —Also seveial other Fine Dry WHITE WINES, at veiy low prices, with every other Article in the Wine and Spirit Trade, on the most reasonable Terms, (or ready Money only. Oiders from the Country (with remittances) will be immediately ...
... jinn, seek, siul tschinge Crmeoyt, to . , : take and diecharge Gikml, at whatever port «he nay aad with farther leave to depoait the Goods dmrifled for Sicilt (thnuld the port, of that bland hucccMihle to British ships) at Malta, The Fine New Coppeied Ship ' ORESTES, Captain W. H. UNGER, Armed with Eight Carriage Guns, and will take in Goods the 1 5th inst. and then proceed join the General ...
... TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, By 8F.1.1. and HENDRY, At the NEPTUNE INN, in HULL, OnTueiJaj, August 31st, >Bl3, at twelve o'clock v. ■ . at noon, Unlea* KKiner diipotcd of by Private Contract, which due notice will given, Faef HOLDj Tithe-fiee, and Toll-free LOT 1, v FARM, comprising a Farm-house, with suitable Outbuildings, and 161A.0R. 14P. of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture LAND, situate at Meaux, ...
... of the Cargo eng.iged, \stli sail with Conroy about the I2:li October. Fot freight, and paiuculais, apply to EDW.& GEO. COULSON. u 1.I.> September 33, 1813. ...
... French, papers the 12th inst. have been received, which state the arrival of Bonaparte at Paris on the 9th. He arrived on the evening of that day, and next morning presided at a council at finances, which was succeeded by a council of ministers. For what objeAs these meetings were called we are not informed by the French journalists, who, doubtless, durst not venture to state a conjedure on ...
... our Inst •* »*f« Eiiawilliam, Lord J. Wfiiinon, j.in - * High SitWiird - 10 - William Williaiwon 10 Bowden,and S'auiforth, Esq. M. I*. Sir Cto. Wm. Deny*, Bart. M. P. - - JO Jmeph Egginlon - 5 Jamra Maycinon -35 John Broadtey ..55 Samuel Mall &. Son Ruhrll Bell ---53 H. W. Maitcer -.35 |, O. - Wriglit * Kiiigiman Ba.krt .S3 Juirpl) Chapman - 2 * Henry Srliottawar - 2 J. Chairman .. ...
... intend meet their Hall, in Princei’-Sireet, Dagger-Lane, on Wcdkiiday the ilth Intt. at Ten o’clock in the Morning, and proceed Isom thence to the Maii(TOn-Houik, to join the Worshipful the MaToa, Aldikmam, aodCatroßATtOMi of Hull,in PROCESSION to the Holt Tatstirr Cuuacu; when and where they will be happy the pretence of such trisiting Brethren can make it conrenient to honour them with their ...
... Dutch papers to the intt. contain farther accounts the pioceedmgs adopted by the piovisional government, in older to complete the grand work of emancipation. It appears that the enemy have collcfted some troops at Oorcum, but, accord* ing to the description given of them in the proclamation published at the Hague, on the Sist, they arc a very ineflicient description, They are stated to consist ...
... K LONDON, Wednesday, December IS. Taking nf Breda, IVißumutadl, and the Texel Island—Advance nf the Allies into Dutch Brabant. Two mails arrived yesterday from Holland with intelligence to the 1 3th. The contents, if they do not exceed out hopes, at least keep pace with our most sanguine expeditions. The allied troopi are making tapid progress. The patriotism of the Dutch themselves receiving ...
... In Thirty-six Plates, Cotiimbi ...