... 31s, the first in drawn Prize of £10,000 Consols, this Lottery Cointract. Chester, J. SEaCOm.E. Bookseller. le Preston, J. HARDY, Watcrhmaker. Al . ty. ad le ThE TEW STEAMA ACI(ET StIPEB : W-VLL SAIL FOR THE r, ISLEMAN, PORTPATRICK, and GREENOCK, h This ...

... Thoaipson Thomas Robinson 0 ' Edward Pearson Au.oTod Hugh Jones ' illinm Robinson' William Shepherd Robert-Baniewall Joseph Langton Richard V. Yates Henry Booth George-L. Cox Thomas Martin George'Bolton William Rathbone Daniel Henry 1 Thomas Booth- ' ' ...

... containing: 1. Lectures on Poetry, delivered at the Royal Insti- tution, by Thomas Campbell, Esq.. II. On the less celebrated productions of the author of Don Quixote. III. Poems by Thomas Campbell, Esq.-I. The Rain- 1 bow.-2. The Lover to his Mistress on her ...

... to be rec~seii4 and paid bx the smid Thomas Picrpoint.-N~ mess their- ; { madi thte tenth day of April, One thousand ci ht bun U dred and teyem) out.. ' .i Jolts AssDFLi. ThIOMAS BOARDMAN. - link to Mr. Barnes, THOMAS PIERPOINT. .* Solicitor, St. lelen's ...

... author-ty, is wholly unfounded. Ea. Zrdnsc~'pe.._It isesaid that one of the ships under the or, ders of 'Comnodore Sir Thomas Hardy, on, the South i 'Atnerican statitn, is to he sent to endeavour to penetrate i through lihering's Straits, in the hope ...

... CHRONOME r TESforrdeterminingtthe LONGITUDE at SEA rs. are ready for delivery, with ascertained Rates, for im- ng mediate use, by THOMAS JONES, OPTICIAN, their 'Agent for Liverpool nd . The Merchants and Commanders are particularly Iu- referred to Captain Parry's ...

... had been declared by Sir Thomas Hardy not to be ,h in conifornmity with the law regulating similar operations, to and that therefore it could not be recognized by the nr_ British squadron. o This declaration of Sir Thomas al Hardy is ih the form of a verbal ...

... tool) on Saturday from Buenos Ayres, which she left on the 15th of August. Lieutenant Hibbert, with des- patches from Sir Thomas Hardy, on the coast of Chili, thr our Government, came passenger in her, and set off fwh London the same evening. Lieutenant ...

... fired unon, and the natural consequence has been an insurrection, which the protectors must quell ?? by force of arms. Sir Thomas Maitland has had the I umisfortine ito make himself generally odious to the } protected, against whom lie has issued severe ...

... BCCV9C a] IonBookicase, Counting-houseJ be ,~wd to dysprior to the' sale, an ' 0t~o bi 7d fromn J. Trotter, Whitechape Yv THOMAS GREEN, ?? il'ro) thr 30th instant, on the Prenises, : y Not. ...

... thepersonsassenibled on the shoie to come to their assistance. About half an Item after site struck, one of the deceased, named Thomas Wilson, was so much spent, that lie said tie should not live half an hour; and osietlime afterwards was observed ?? deadupori ...

... exhibitedanother week at- -No. 46, E.ord-stteet--Admittance; One Shillng. ' , : . .M.ERSEY BRANK, LIVERPOOL.. M ESSRS. WARTON, HARDIE and Co. having | been unser the necessity (Jromoi7 coslurrenti cir- camsiances which they coutld -tot contsrol) to suspend ...