... NI coiled L.iw Ilaaa 11 Boum 114 far do Rosiest, Inv Noisily, with °asks. feeble, sad /*yield amend Mn.s Lame. wild • of Lose is not moss Abs. be SOLD le. A Uri Slap yell half Its. Sow but Raeiritrap. a awl ;Idles 111EP.TINO POSTPONED. OTICE is hereby given. Net the neat MEET-111 INC of the TR U S TEES of the laid PIKE-ROAD. will be kohl ae the Heim Mr. James Spink. the Seer sad roomer lasi. ...

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... Price 74. WEDNESDAY, January 1, IBl7i \«. 14,536. IffSENI ARMOUR.— Tbe grand EXHIBI- fi TION of ANCIENT ARMOUR NOW OPEN at - _3 Brook-str^ei, Bond-street (whicii is allowed to be the > n - , J^jiertion ip Kmope), comurises upwards of 40 entire , i' r nn() 3 b.i\c 600 rare and interesting specimens of offensive B ?? .f t . ns ive Armour of di&erenl nations, and of th ...

... keratrLATmi. ontbetamr Day, in most Towrrs ir, Vobssuirf. aad tbe adjoining Coctrrtaa, aad far. «ardrd with «ea».Tion Uurongh every nriaeip.. Ot*, Town.rjTe. in lac ÜBTren Krasnoa. Miami , do. WANTED, FHIR SINCLK Mt:N.i, ...

... to the Printer of this Paper. Dated -Truro, March 20, 1817. In Pv&uancc of an Order of lhe Honour abl* ay House of Commms, •\TOT;CIi IS HEREBY GtY&X, lhat Ap- i.^[ plication has been made to Parliament tor power to lav a DUTY on tlio TON NAG E of all VESSELS enterinjj; the IHUBOUR of PENZANCE, in the County of Cornwall. Dated 15th March, 1817. 17I7ANTED TO BENT, on moderate v Tfd Terms, ** A ...

... and 500(7 G uincas all Floating, AND MAY ALL BE DRAWN THE FIRST DAY. r P TSTSH Contractor for the present Lottery, be.gs to announce to his Friends in die ■*■ • A»XO11^ Country, that the Drawing- will commence 7 ucsdau Next The 21st oi THIS MONTH Before which day those who make their Purchases will have the certain Chance of gaining the following Grand Capitals- -2 Grand Prizes of 20,000 ...

... UHlTE ' All! TIMnER, in !««• to mil purctiaaw, JJS b ...

... PitE«», PArgMENT, YORK, IscmcriATßt. •■ ttvensme Dny. i. mam-*l^*rmia ESS.* - ** €ot .„», and for- wnrard with ?? Inrtsork rvrry princiiia' Cily.To.ii.Ae. io the Vnntn KiM-mtV efiistellmcous. GAMEKEEPER. A Married MAN, without a Family, is in WANT of a SITUATION, and who has lived wiib Families of Distinction, in tbe above line, lor Twenty Yeart, and has had creatpract.ee. Respectable ...

... • Tlekm _ ; 4001 , 0 .+e. , Ire be BOLD Panels Cowesext. A ik Vaal sped NO- HOUSE, situate at A SILL HILL LEEDS. Ist* Hs. Iliowitord who will sheet the Okada* being sash to at hie press Hasse. is t For Amber apply to Mr. Lee, islet Jaho's Pike. Wahelirld. Now. ilk Cowl DMELLING-HOUSlMoietresraitiheep•or,, to Mars% Fars Lakin. good Perlater, sad Mitch's. on the Owed Floor. The Hume is lo ...

... for in both Houses, entreat- . (foe prince Kegent to take into his considera- prospect ofthe Succession to the Throne fthese Kingdoms. No specific proceeding will bes«gg ested t0 his Royal H'S 11 688 ! the general Object will be merely recommended to his most Sous attention. Mr. Hunter, the king s Messenger, returned to town on Wednesday evening, after a journey f three weeks and a day ; he ...

... Preston, in tbe said County, ?? \L i,th of February instant, pursuant to a 00 ,Dr •***' RoBKRT Towxlev Parker, Esquire, High Slieriff, in the Chair. an* fallowing Address to bis Royal Highness tbe prince Regent, proposed by Dr. Crompton and Lrond. d by Dr. Taylor, was carried by a ma- ; onts of Ihe persons then present :— „.R o YAL HIGHNESS the PRINCE 10 REGENT. u,ti it phase your Iloyal ...

... At the Bat-rua Ton PhEss, PAIEUH.MT, tOHA, lit *-■*• i-i.fem onthesnmr Dny, in most Towns ia Voaa.ntMFi.nd .he tali-ir.io- Cotisi ra, and for- s*nr«trd wnh EtflMfNS tht-nagh eve- , ?? rinciual -.is. ?? ft. „ ih. I „, rt „ X,-, ?? „ ?? -, i ii fid , on MOl- ?? to be __ __ iikl - Umuv ?? ?? ,-i.ate la >be C unity ol Lincoln. • lot. ...