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... day published* br ronlinurd MoniMtf, price It. id. cash yunder, 810. containing sixty-four tf - *H, x, Satirical, Critical and Humourous Miscellany, entitled _ BON TON MAGAZINE; or, Tele- J. scciri; or tiik Timks. utility of Work this kuul >liich is the only one) be sdf-oviiknt. Satire checks, at least, the luhi'ts the profligate, and let their station llte •v!iat it may, the lash will not ...
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... Tlie Paris pH(>ers Saturday have arrived. The celebration the Fete of St. Louis forms prominent feature their contents. At six o’ciock the mornKig of Tuesday, the solemnity the day was discharges artillery, and the rolling the spirit-stirring drum. At ten the French Academy, with many other Members of tlie Institute, assembled in the church of St. Germain I’Auxerois. After mass, the music of ...
... Printed and Published ROBERT PECK, his Office, No. .'hi, Scale-Lane, HELL. WHEREAS a Decree of the High Court of 1 Chancery made in a Cause Abbey against Ct* Rift,” 1 was amo[l other things, ordered, that it should be referred to James Stephen, Esquire, one the Masters of the said Court, to inquire who were the next of Kin of JOHN GEDNEY deceased, the Testator in the Pleadings named, at the ...
... Printed ami Pi l»y IM'CK, at Office, No. :st;. Scai.k-Lane, lII’LL. GRAMMAR school, hull. The Rev. G. J. DAVIES, M. A KESPECTFUI.I.Y informs his Friends and the Public, that the SCHOOL will close on Wednesday next, the 17th inst. The Annual Exhibition, from the present peculiar circumstances, is unavoidably postponed a future period. Hci.l, June 1 Ith, 1«1 8. genuine tea ivahehouse, No. 2'J, ...
... Order the Court for the Relief of IruoUent JJibtort. 'pii£ Petition of EDWARD PRESTON, late of JL Kingston-upon-Hull, in the county the same town, Dealer iu Coals, but now a Prisoner for Debt confined his Majesty’s Gaol Kingston-upon-Hull, in the town and county of the tow King-ton-upon- Hull, will be heard before his Majesty’s Justices oi the Peace for the said town and county, an adjournment ...
... NEW BAGS. NEW POCKETS. Kent 6/ HH. to V. 12s I Kent 7/. 16s. 8/. Bs. Stts-el 7 0 1 Sn.re* 77 80 Essex 0 0 0 0 Faroh. 10 O— 12 The duty hops this year early in August wasesttmafed at or 90,000/. ; it now believed to exceed 170,000/. which with the new duty would bring the amount nearly 300,000/. The estimated duty foreign hop* last year, was to 35,000/. ...
... year’ sinrr first halt the honour being returned as your Urpresmtatirr | ii in Parliament; nvd I ran looh hark uith a ronsrinus | |j pride on the conduct have pursued, it has in-. \\ variably been directed b’l unremitting attention to\\ the welfare of the liorongh ll,■don, and prosperity |, of individual liurgess ; nor sh' uld I this period i, ; have offered myself your notice . I net fatter ...
... Tho following impudent l(>Uer lias been addressed by this iuKi>riou« character to 1-ord Sidmouth 8, Xur/01/i ...
... at One Shilling each, equal to Shi’.lin Bottles of Liquid Blacking; Pots, half size, at Sixpence. IT produces a brilliant Jet Black, and eives a preserving softness and pliability the Leather, lv in_- of tanning qualities, which have obtained for it superiority and preference every other Backing, wherever it has been introduced. is equally good lor Hn-nC's, and will not wash off in wet weather ...