... PELICAN OFFICE, nOR INSUR. NCe ON 1tVES AND GRANTINSG ANNUTISz5, T HIS Office was established in Lombard Street, london,in the year 1797, by a numerous and respectable proprietory ; and the Board of Directors, with confidence,arising from the increased prosperity and perananen- cy of the establishment, as well as from the experience of iti usefulness and benefit to the public, think it due to ...

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... LA W. - rANTED i enhns ?? ARi3ICH EID nl l ER, of respectalile, lare rts, and' irio has .rectiredi ?? (if by kiter,, I po;3paid) oMr. Bradford, attorney, Bucksiaghasi. GAME LISTS. tCOUNTY OF OXFORD. 1,. .1tersOns:%VIIo ?? GA=E CLsRTIFICATrs fot' the vear 1817. List (1) eenid Certm/ieates at 31. 135. Gd. each. I A NNESLEY Rev. Chas.. All Souls' college, I. Oxford; Ashby, John, Clifton; ...

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... 7 ?? AT& A SITUATION, AS- tOJtSE: 1.AID,-, a Young Woman, who can - - hate 'agoocheric'terrfroatthe ;la'ce*shef'is going to leave; can et up- finellneii, -ndillig to'do ,any work that may- be .r-Pl~ire:lese. 1rett t'o~A ?? Xat-No. nl;Ma'ry-Ie-llferestreet, ?? S BY'AUC'Tt'iN.Y 1~iTi~ -^rR~o @IB has tlie h>onour to. ainounce. to the L7A;Epbl£,>t~f3., 3ASrnIOI D% PREN4TSES, together ?? ef'. ?? ...

... To Merrers and Drapers. A Singulatl5 valualle ?? ; PTIES of lsl~~tis~lxe first resp,~l;ilityr is oircrc/ to tbe notice of any ojie desirous of cnmmencinig in- the above lirite. The preimises consist of a conalm- . .dious Shop, ivith every other convenience for coi- ducting an rxtensive Trade; li parlovrs, kitchen, brew house, with seicn bed clambers, -iesides ittics, and suitable Oiut-tl iei, ...

... Lo~~lvlV~~ilB 15^t'08,5. J T HE AP0LLONICON..mnder, the Patronage ofhis Royaln lihness theOP17r' T,, 1' ENT. les. ale FLIGMT and RO1(SON respectf liv leg to wacquaintthe N'o bility and Gentry, that having:,nanod,0 .In fnuiraion in their Ware- rooms the Instrument xvill ti i -)Pl ' for Public Fi:IIBI- TION on Monday next. floturs frotni twelvel to five daily, Admission one sh'litging, , o t l ...

... DR. SIBLY's, RE-A WI7IIATIEN(G SOLAR TlNCTt URI. HAILENGES all thc IeMdicines iI the Kiiigdom, for J its salubrious virtnes in nervous diseascs, dlebilitated COllStitUtiOIIS, ?? of spirtits, spasms, stonmach and bowel complaints, rheriliatismn, and all imlpurities ot' the blood. This valuable restorer of nature is pleasant to the taste, gratetfl to the stomach ; When taken, tlies to tile heart ...

... JAMEJ S GILES, C iS/ ET1E r; d 1d?-R and&UPHOk$7ESR, ; HIGH-STREET, OXFORDI; 0M OST respectfully reirltrts thanks to liis nu- merous friends fssrtheir liberal suppiutidusing the last fifteen yeats, and begs to insforni them thast fie has declined Busifiess in favour of Mr. HENIt, GOOLDING, whom he reconmmends to their notice. i HENRY GOOLDING, AVILT4G taken to the Warehouses and ; LIuPinesSof ...

... A YOUNG MAN washis fi aSITUATION withs any Gentleman, in town or country, to travel or go abroad. The Advertiser has always been accustomed to shave, dress and cut hair, and would be found generally useful to any Gentleman in wanlt of such aSoLvant. A good character will be given from the Gentleman he has just ?? (post paid) to A. B. at Messrs. Goddard's, grocers, Upper Seyniour-street, ...

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... ' BDOKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY. MTHE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XXXIII. Z A. willj published'on Saturday. Contents:-T. Tonga -Istands. 'tl'A Chronological History of' the Voyages and Discoverie Id the South Sea. By James Burne , Captain in the Royal Navy. 2. Mariner's Account of the Natives of the Tonga Islands 5. Transactions of the Mflsionary Society.- ir. fr. Dngald Stewart's Distertation, ...