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... the Exitlence of God ?? Almighty, W Of the Nature and Attri** butes of God 69, ere Maker of Heaven and Eaith : Of ?? in general 166, ire Of the Creation of Heaven I*l, &e m Of the Creation of the »ifible World joo, (re. i And in Jefus Chrift his only Son ...
... tri'lplpP.NeriCES WlAN-TED. I ,Nwcasile, June 6, 5107. ; -~ M. &S.OdDN J puITLY beg Leave to acquaint theit : I re Publicthiat M. HuDsoN isjust re- i n th lashionable MJlillinery and Dresses; ; t,, hi, I;>iiured with a Continuance- of their j 1 SAoABLE STAYS ...
... ngtochoote aod the last titling the eald Bankrupt .la required to Bntah bla axamtnatloo, the are to lo dteeeut fro* the allowance of hit certtflcate. All persona Indebted the mid Bankrupt, or that have any of effects, era not pay deliver the same bat ...
... —Exfieditton, Lonsdale. Cleared CWietV.-Lively, ' Medd, London j Colly. Ripler Hull- jLmi. rtlngtno. Senile: •on, London, timber. Hudson, Sunderland,' Slocklnn on Saturday last, MrThomaa Caterlck rstt. maker, much respected. ' raßanae- SCXDERLAND. Aiyi Cootlwise ...
... Ji’pe. . in order )»y Lord Bathurst, Imsiiidies against the casts ~f France are suspended, and ships ith the w hite flag arc allowed to fntse w ithout niolestoliun. The Trinity.house Yacht, qf London, put Into harbour Wednesday, by.puoirai t: .rinds, having ...
... domihimw. upon coTHUllon of never leaving the places assigned them tor their But tfoe |ier*«ns cannot, under auv whatevrr, be allowed litre in Swiyarriaßd, ul the amaller German States, or hi the Netherlttds. . r . .the Insurrection Spein, ■ Announced in our ...
... Browning, St Miry- Axe, trine and .brandy merchant—J. Hill, Read. ing, Berta, barge builder—W. Brierley, Halif.ix, grocer— J. Hudson, HiiTh Wycomb, linen draper—J. Onnaton« Ter. aqd NDrUunnMorvaauaer, Middlmx, ebeeac. monger—R. Robertabnand J. O,-ron, dnieriala—W ...
... T,;e ~. Ho, ~, il.ehocr. Mon •haven, with cools. 6,r Alieid.ci, driven us’iora near Hattray-hentL Crctt anetl. Tl'e Mary, Hudson, from Shields to Liinrion, on shore on Coquet Inland. w A idooji. cusl loaded, waa sunk in th, Hnmbvr, near Biought the muster ...
... they served their guns till tbey wera bayoneted. —ln consequence of a representation from Sir Hudson Lowe, Is believed that East India ships will not be allowed to touch Helena.—Baetlde, Jausioo. and Colard, three of the murderers of M. Fualdes. were executed ...
... dennniinst' absurd, A« such trying raomaht, why I debarred from the conaolingwoke maternal otlkctton Why la not my mother allowed to pour fehcerftHaeaa into the sinking aool of her inexperienced and tremblingckUdf I here no friend, no relation.naer me ...
... ly made, but the navigators wintered iu Hudson's Bay. states, that Mr Stephens, in reached the latitude of Several attempts were made to reach a higher latitude, without effect, and 1720, chiefly by the Hudson's Bay Company. In 1720, Knight and Barlow ...
... robbed the House of C rnmons and the House of Lords; but she defled them to tosch hle Slie hoped that the lord mayor would allow her te go in hi,. gilt coach to trial. It wanted painting and gilding. and could hot be put to better use. The lord mayor ordered ...