... paid, to John Eckford, care of Mr. David Scott, 6, Alarylebonestreet, Golden-square, London. NEW CHARIOT, built to order this summer, for postillion, with rumble, imperial, cap caße, boot, and its imperial, patent axles, C springs, and for driving from the ...

... Bryanston-square ; or Mr. W. W. Simpson, 24, Bucklersbury, City. ViTORTHY the NOTICE of BOOT an d SHOEMAKE RS. Vi' —To be DISPOSED OF Immediately, an excellent BUSINESS In the BOOT and SHOE TRADE, situated at the West and. It been est lblished two years, and now ...

... ter Manufactory, Si, Bernerr-street, Ox. ford-street.—N.E. The trade supplied. FALSE ALARM. A monkey had poked in a bright boot his snout, Read, and shoulder, so far, that he could not get out, While legions of devils are scaling the walls I A Sentry ...

... the particularly healthy, pleasant, rural, and respectable village of Wateringbury, Kent, with excellent Shooting and Fishing, 32 miles from London, 5 from Maidstone 12 from Rochester, an 12 from Tunbridge Wells.— By Mr. BURRELL, at Garraway's Coffeehouse ...

... KI R , '4116 m of the E s t a t e an d E ffects of SAMUEL C' HA PMAN, late ou t o . riiiesty'a Victealling-yard, Deptford, Kent, Master Brewer (now , tie a lt uation), an Insolvent Debtor, lately a prisoner in the Ptison f or London and Middlesex, in ...