... separate Lots : Nos. 19 and 20, BREWER-STREET, GOLDEN-SQUARE. The CORNER of BREWER-STREET and JOHN-STREET (Mr. Fleming's). The WHOLE of the EAST SIDE of JOHN-STREET. The very CAPITAL HOUSE in GOLDEN-SQUARE, formerly Howard and Gibbs's, and the TWO ADJOINING ...

... proposals on or before the 21st day of September inst., addressed to the Commissioners, at my office, No. 9, King's Arms-yard, Coleman.street. JOHN CRUICKSHANK, Clerk to the Commissioners. MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM for DECAYED —Monsieur MALLAN and SON, Surgeon Dentists ...

... Tuesday last inspected by Sir John Byng, Commander of the Forces, accompanied by Sir George Bingham. The Regiment of Highlanders at Nenagh, and the 70th Regiment at Templemore, were on Saturday reviewed by Lieutenant-General Sir John Byng. , The garrison of ...

... Vincent, King's-Bench-walk, Temple. John Large, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, coachmaker Nov. 5, 12, Dec. 10, at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Mr. Crosse, Surrey-street, Strand. John Wildy, Oxford-street, hatter. 5, 12 ...

... dtaler ll D. Jones, of King's Arms.yard, Coleman-street, merchant 0. ure r«ktive at a 31% Orice, at erne-str,et, an. at the blishment, No. 103, Shoe ane, Fleet street:— trte s to tte are 'ecelved at eine r place. - rubli.hed by JOHN ROBESON, at g , _,•• l b ...

... capital had been fortified in 1814—a s it m i g ht h ave b een, b ut for the inconceivable negligence of Government—Eumpe in arms would have been checked before its intrenehments ,manned by the National Guard; and Napoleon, arriving from Fontainbleau, might ...

... whose object was to preserve the Charter according to which they are going to be tried—the Charter for which the people took arms, and which, however, no longer exists. Lastly, how is it a crime to have infringed the Charter of 1814, if it is not a crime ...

... remits all the capital punishments. A severe thunder-storm breaks out in London and the neighbourhood. 4. Mrs. Penn, widow of John Penn, formerly Governor of Pennsylvania, dies in London, in the 84th year of her age. .5. The account of the Quarter's Revenue ...

... from the Continent„ exquisitely exerted himself on the flageolet. The floor was chalked by Mr. Glover ; it exhibited the Royal Arms in the centre, with beautifullyexecuted scroll-work surrounding; it presented a very chaste appearance. The much-admired and ...

... ST. J - OHN LONG.—This day is published , pric e is, REMARKS on the EVIDENCE in the Case of the late Miss CASHIN. By JOHN ST. JOHN LONG, Esq., M.R.S.L., M.R.A.S., &c.—C. Chapple, Royal Library, Pall-mall. This day is published, price 12s, bound, HOOD'S ...

... immediately struck down by blows from six or seven of them, his head and shoulders were much injured ' and one of the bones of the arm, below the elbow, was broken. It is doubtful whether this was not Intended for the Vice- Consul himselt. Yesterday a - meeting ...

... with reference to Mr. Grattan' reand. following that style of crimination which had b een indul g ed he (Mr. Grant) would ask the Hon. Member, who had in. He (Mr. R. Grant) did regret that , altho u g h Hon. Mem- jected Mr. Grattan, which of the counties ...