... Cattle a fet Coppers. are nearly new. apply to Mean. Oliverson, Denby, and Lisle, Loo4en ; or to Alexander (hay, Esq., Poet GOLDEN CROSS, CHARING CROSS, SLUE BOAR and OLD BE LL,HO LBORN, and lON KEYS, WOOD STREET, CH EAPSIDE. qtlidlowingfut COACHES and ...

... Particulars had at the Castle, Gre Man, and King’s Arms, Kent-road; of Mr. Tucker, Soiicit Dean-street, Southwark; at Garraway’s ; and of Son, No. 191, Tooley-street. Leasehold Estate, Gravesend, Kent. By SOUTHEY and SON, at Garrnway’s, on THURSDII Feb. 14 ...

... was produced celebrated group of the Niobes, s a work of Scopes, i , at this theatre with all the appliances and means to boot by a noble instance of their just conceptions and power of re the aid of which it made its appearance ori g i na lly a t th ...

... of Tilbury Fort-), Gloucester (intcluding the City ofliris. 850n15, Hiereford, Hertford, Hunts, Idle of Man, Isle of Wlgtct, Kent (in. 1tv; IlIbhlly Fort, In the Cetisly Or Folter). Lancaster, Leicester, Lincoin, riireer, Msonmouth. Norfolk, Northamspton ...

... and his heir is in at bis death. But his heir does not stand in bis shoes, for he never wore anything but boots.— Hood's Comic Annual. Maidstone ami Sienfisli February 1, 1833. _ COURT OF KUVG'S BEKCH. EMlGha* . . , . A f ' * KING r, CHALK AND OTHER*- ...

... Fate, from Odessa and Candantinopic, for Bristol. Nearn.—Arrlved, the lord Vernon, langdon ' from Cork, with corn and flower; Golden Grove, Vettery, from Bri gham, In ballast; Assiduous, Bean,' ; Frieuds, Pring ; Rebeera, Cornish, from ditto ; Minerva, Howard ...

... only. ON E ~CII E E R MORE! Twelve pairs or new Boots most transcendent ly grae'd By \\ ARREN's fam'd JET, in a room had been plac'd, \\ here twenty- lour Cats were accustom'd to meet,— And viewing the Boots they a united squalling Commenc'd, than the yelling ...