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... confined to Atiatic nations is opened for the term of three years commence from ift Sept the (hips ot all the powers Which are allowed carry thither an Afiatic produce (the importation European goods in foreign bottoms remaining ftridtly pro-hibited) and to ...
... 4)r,o!dc, 71b tolb, s >r. olds, 6ft, 1 lib 6 ir. •Wa, gft. t'b, and iged, 911.91b, die beft ol three-) rn 'ic hens. Mare,, allows d jib, and the winner cf one plale jj .7s;o, to cury 4'b. and of two In 1790, ;lb. ex rsi. riie winner to bt fold for aoogs ...
... e. John Taylor. Paul George Snow, Clipihaw, 6th Oct. The lovers of Novelty and Humour, anticipate much pleasure from Mrs. HUDSON'S EXHIBITION, DRAMATIC SKETCHES, &c. at our Theatre, this evening. With such attractions, we have not a doubt but she will ...
... Sub- ftanceof a Sermon, preached in the Pariih Church of Saint Ann, Elackftyer-i, by Autrultus Toplady. Price is. •;. Joy in Heaven and the- Creed of Devils, with a Word concerning Apparitions, in Two Sermons, hy A. TopJady. 11, 4. Mead's Atmoll Cluirtim ...
... (i. HUDSON, junior. Chefter: Piinted j. Fletcher, for the aulhor; and ibid the principal in Manchettcr, Liverpool, and Chelter. A. B. Mr. Edwards' Letters to Mr. Medley may had at Mr. Roberts's, bookjeller, Bridge-Jlreet-roiv.' 62 tlhejler, March 10, ...
... Order* to any Traveller, but direft them to Scott's No. 417, Strand, London ; when they will have it fent genuine, with god Allowance and have every Affiftance to promote their Sale. From the LONDON X3AZETTE. *\CR>Ax TY-AN DER SO N's only genuine U SCOTS ...
... (corr) ALEX. MORISON. Witneffes, his Brother, Kenneth Morifon, and John Moulton, No. 16, Caftle-ftreet, Leicefter-Fields. An Allowance in taking a Dozen Bottles. It is Prepared and Sold by the King's Royal Authority, in Bottles of il. 2s â ns. 6d. and ss ...
... two Years. My gratitude to yOo, Sir, admits not of language} fuftice it to fay. 1 regairt you as the immediate iniirumeni of Heaven in iecoverii*i ...
... the River Thames, be allowed a Premium of 'I'wo Shillings per Ton ; and every Barge having on board Thirty Tons of fuch Coke be allowed Three Shillings per Ton j and every Barge having on board Fifty Tons of fuch Coicc b: allowed Three Shillings and Six-pence ...
... two Years. My gratitude to you, Sir, admits not of language; fufnee it to fay. I regard you ab the immediaee inftrument of Heaven in. recovering my Son from a ft ate which refuted toyielJ to any fkill but j ours. It is my wiih to teftify my gratitude in ...
... its Vicinity; and that I never refufed to fell Flour to Mr. Lane, or any other Baker, when I had any Stock in Hand. THOMAS HUDSON. And I JOHN LANE, of Witney aforefaid, Baker, do fwear that Mr. Thomas Hudfon, hath been in the Habit of felling Flour to ...
... fettling or agreeing, :ill or any of the f.ud Bankrupt's feincernij and on othcrfpcclal affairs. CAT I JON TO RIOTIikS. T JOHN HUDSON', having on the 10th day uf 1 April lait, at Timlbury, violently all'aulted, ill- treated, andabufed, Wm, UaiTraN, vi Cridlingcot ...