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... LONDON. Gi avaqcil.—Letter* from Guayaquil, th* Sd or If ay, by the way Gibraltar, conarm the newt of the advanceof Bolivar from Truxillo, with th* intention giving battle lo thi Royaim General Canterac. Caracca*.—Advices from Caraccat to the end July announce th* arrival of General Mareano Moutilla native city, after an absence of ten years. this gallant officer attributed the accession of ...
... Paris, Nov. B.—The departure of the King for Compeigne has revived the report* of an approaching change the Ministry. Oct. 17>—All doubt to the Issue of the campaign has now ceased. The Captain Basil reports, that after new combat which took place on the of October, near Mttylene, the Capitan Pacha sought refuge under the caunon the castles the Dardanelles, where he cast anchor; has preserved ...
... ?? !L.i Music.— At the King's Antient Concert ofAD, '?rsqua?e.-The Nohility and Public are (^ in Hanover-squar MORN ,NG CONCERT of MUSIC, will take place S3* o^f, o l WEDNESDAY, lbe 25th of Feb.- -! fM bo¥e R „T One 'Clock urec*ely. The Performances ? V ?? lv a D y the Pupils ofthe ßoyal Academy of Mu- iilbe ...
... BLET re. L 'nccifully begs leave to inform tbe Nobiliiy. Gentry JV -2a to the Opera, and the Public, that her BENEFff will ,akc P lttM at lM * Tbea,r on THURSDAY, lst ...
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... JfiSenUtio., having surpaned the most ••*_ -«•* '.LlTit will be perfomiod every Evening. _S_ e , J KC !!_d respectfully informed, that daring tbe tm \Hv^ v l^rL kas undergone considerable alterations ?? ?? Cirelr and Back Front Boxes * f _ti** , ?? Jhe Stage Department has been consi- •_*«*• ?? , so a» •« be capable af showing a greater MO^^ety, an tbe whale has been re-decorated in a ?? ...
... Gessral Efoetioo, tm* me RsprescaUiWss ia Par- ?? a *m**» BOAODOe C_otCsr»i_h), wherein **ZLmtr sf Hectors is smder 400. («oa-n»iden.t aot more 2,sJTsrt i-fee-tedl- dd*_s_ a lioe ...
... IttsJ per Oeatsmi ?? «f mjn agartr.l LZ directed to be paid off, m partuaaeej>r>ad ;::;,£« of «« l« «j**g%ffi #n February. 182 1, m the mannsf «Wa Decides : mu>t signify such Assent, on m>. «k L the MApd Z,m 9W f of- the Banks of £^^ W J**E; [aad.^secenfis* as the Di«dV^*J|||» . t W ?? every Market Town in Jreat JPritfUß anil Ireland, as well as at the ESaoks ...
... cotriimie „iilA ofl6otons.*»ndbuao-^K Gr||ce 4wfce m , M, iy ?? lham F - r ?? ' VtiW farther notice. F rOT ?7 sd«y Sept. 98. at ten in the Tnt seven in the ?? S past fire in the afternoon. 'rata- Friday, Oct. I«5 nio e in the afternoon; ?? J* _ s ; tlir day , Sept. f , erooo o; Saturday, Oct. ■S2 ?? Sei.t.29.- tfive c - , 'f«nb^^information apply to We „^»d.y.^^ f or tonber »n ine pf ?? * ...
... OP A VMrERSAL HISTORICAL DICTIONARY, Or, Kxplanalinn the Names Persons and Flares in the Departments of Bibliral, Political, and Kcclesiaslicnl History, Mythology, Heraldry, Btoßrapby, Btbltograplty. Geography, and NJptismalics : by GtOROL CRA 88, A. M: Author of** A Universal Technological Dictionaryand of “English Syoonymes Laplained to be Published by Baldwin Cradock, and Joy, London. _ , ...
... Foreign • « and entrusting the portfolio, ad interim, to AI. V llele. Nothing is said as the cause of this 1 __ u t ,t is conjectured that the Prime Minister nwt consider himself to have been properly sup- * | lV bis Noble Colleague in the affair of the pro- rlP i Junction of the Rentes. It is said too, that AI . ?? ?? from M.deVilleleon the il American question ; the former was inclined to I ...
... FOR a general alterative Medicine thi» Elixir ha« stood unrivalled for roorv than eighty Years, and the Public cannot hare Recourse to more efficacious Remedy, as a Purifier of the Blood from all Humours, whether contracted by too free Living, or from Jaundice. Surfeits, Scurvy, or Humours after the Measles or Small Pox. ter. For all Obstructions in the Bowels, and for the Cure of Worms in ...