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... Seddon ?? Genuine Aromatic Lo- zenges of Steel, aod observe hu signature on each box. {CONTRACT to deliver OATS in the West Indies, V^ Comrais*n- tat .Department, Treasury Chamoers, Jan. t, 1820.--Such persons as are rte.iro.us or CONTRACTING with ?? ...
... N WASH and POM MADE, which gives the skin a delicate while, and the iuxiiriani softness •>f the Females of the East and West Indies, will be happy to wait upon Ladies, and con- vince them of its superior efficacy. A bloom and white to be added, if necessary ...
... to 4s. 6d. per yard, and is found desirable to wear, botb for its economy and conduciveness to health, in the East and West Indies; where a warmer article than linen is required, as well as in Ihe cold climates. OLD MONEY OFFICE, No. 2, Duke-street, Adelphi ...
... 4s. 6.1. per yar.l, and is found desirable lo wear, both for -Its economy and coodneiveness to health, in ihe East and West Indies; where a warmer ariicie than linen is required, as 'well as in the cold climates. CHESS. — 'l'he following Subscriptions ...
... strongly recommended by Officers 111 .i.c ?? and o'.hers. a. particularly iir>*-f»- on board ships, and al/o in the Easi and West Indie-_,where several are now 1.1 ?? The Machines are of three sizes, at ye guineas seven guineas, .od ten guiueas each; filtering ...
... t0 4s. 6d. per yard, and is found desirable to wear, both for its economy and cond uc iveness to health, in the East and West Indies; wiiere a warmer article than linen is required, as well as in the cold climates. rglO LADIES and DRESSMAKERS. Miss JL MERRIOTT ...
... J4-s. boards. LI. The -ame abridged, 12mo. nrice 3*. 6*l. hoorfr. 11. I Ue HISTORY, CIVIL and COMMERCIAL, of il-e BRITISH WEST INDIES. By Bryan Ed vx a.d., Esq? f. R.s. S.A. With a Continuation to tbe Present Time. Fifth Eni- tion, with Maps and Plaits. ...
... adjoining malt store house of Messrs. Han- bo ry and Cq. was fortunately prevented from eatchjng fir*. The family from the West Indies, who lodged iq Mr. Ken's house, are stated to have recovered ttje trunk con- taining the diamonds and other valuable properly ...
... merenti Stat favor: omaturpro r *riis industria donis ! It appears that M. Lavaysse is one of the few inhabitants ot the West Indies who has endeavoured lo survey that quarter of the world with the eye of a Philosopher.— Monthly Review for Qecember, 1813 ...
... the Royal Scots Regiment of Foot. His Royal Highness had seen much military service, and served under Sir C. Grey, in the West Indies, in the early part nf the revolutionary war, during which time he was present at the re- duction of St. Lucte. He was mnrried ...
... e time in Quebec. From thence, being ordered to assist in the memo- i rable campaign under the late Sir C Grey, in the West Indies, his Royal Highness, early in 1794, quitted Quebec, and pro- ?? ceeded overland to Boston, whence he sailed for Martinique ...
... hitf**UyaO* proved ; strong Cayenne Paper, Por'able So-.ps, Frencl? aiid Sh Spanish Olives, French Capers, finest ?*lad tyil-. West Ind^i [ tickles and Lug! ish Pickles of various sorts; Henyal \fan_..es I titie-i Barb.idi.e» Arrow Root, it) lin cases; Buttertie ...