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... DYING NEGAO, a Poem. bY T. Day, Esq. 3s. 'HOMILIES of the Church of. England Modernized, by Rev. Sir-Adam Gordon, 2. vols. Is. -- 'COLLILCTIJN of S.MONS on the Festivals and Fasts - of the Church, by Rev. Sir A. Gordon, Sr. [STORY of die - TURKISH or OTTOMA ...
... - laiie:; Hammersley and Co. bankers, Pall Mall ; John Cromptpn, Esq. No. 27, Percy-strtet, ; Samuel Arnold, Esq. M. D. No. 22, Duke-street, West- minster; Thomas Rumball, No. 36, Woot!- street, Cheap- side; Leonard Wiltshire, Treasurer, No. it, London ...
... ROOM, KING'S THEATRE* V/T^- SALOMON most respeftlully acquaints the cJrA_!i2__iiL t ?? and (; entry, that the first of his SUB- SCRIPTION CONCERTS will be THIS EVENING, the 9th instant. Part I. Overture. Duetto, Madame DUssek and (by particular favour) ...
... Royal Exchange ; E. NSwbery, corner of St. PauPs-Church-ya'rd • Turtle, ?? 127, oi>c:6- site Exeter ' Change, Strand ?? W. Fores, Piccadilly •' P. W. Tomkins, No, 49, New Bond-street; Mr. Morgan. No; 22, Margaret-street; S. Creed, No. 2, Surrv-side, West- ...
... taken. GtitAE ROOM, KING'S THEATRE. 1\ JR. SALOMON most respectfully acquaints the iVI N„bility and Gentry, that the SECOND SUB- SCRIPTION CONCERT'wiII be THIS EVENING, /'art I. Overture (ledcrici). Song, Mr. Walsh, ** Now be --is .in fullest glory (Hivdn) ...
... Chapters, on the following Sub. jects (exclusive of the Preface and Conclusion), ist. On the Articlesiof the: Church of England. 2d. On the Li- turgy- 3d.*i>n Divine Service and Preaching. 4th. On J Oaths. sth. 9n the want of Churches, especially for the Poor ...
... I. entitled Publie'Cluracters, At No. 71, St: Paul's Church-yard, any.t?iie p.revious• ly to the ist Day of Jul)•next. Mr. Addin Bishop Prett.yman A4iniral - Sir R. Hughes .Iq m ' Fite . Andrew. Daliell Sir IL T.rollope Sir I lill Mi. j ohn Pooke Dr ...
... of the apj>licationl already sent cannot be com plied with. ADMIRAL SIR HYDE PARKER'S VICTORY. Lloyd's Coifee- house, April 22, 1801. THE COMMI TT'LE for the RELIEF of the SUFFERERS in the GLORIOUS VICTORY rbt.-uned by the FLEET under Command of Admiral ...
... Tickets to be now had at the Ollice of the Theatre • at Mr. VVaytes's warehouse, Panton-street, Hay-maket • at Mr. Croft's, No. 22, Fleet-street ; it Mr. Thresher's, the corner of Panton-street, Hay-market; andat No. 361, Ox- ford-street. Ms. Richmond will ...
... in Laud or Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Mar- riage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any other certain income for life, may be supplied with temporary or permanent sums to any amount, by paying Annuity ...
... as an annual Subfcrib'er.of One Guinea. Twehty Guineas, the fame right as' an annual Sub- tcriber of Two Guineas. ?? Thirty' Guiseas, the fame right as an annual Sub- feriber of Three Guineas. Forty Guineas, the fame right as an annual Subfcriber - f ...
... Blackfriars-road, Christ Church, Surrey. By Mr. WILLOCK, At Garraway's Coffee-house, in 'Change-alley, Cernhill, To-morrow, at Twelve o'clock,' A MODERN BUILT and neatly finished LEASEHOLD HOUSE, very desirably §ituate, No. 22, on the North-side of St ...