... CORN VXCHANGE. A vert confiderabie part of the laft v ck's fupply renmai..ed1 on hand, both ot' Englil. aa7d Forgn tl Wheat.; and tle market of Velirday therefore, with tile lnyyart vale fiomn Kent an'. EfIch, was tbundant. Tht MlV4 l ibitaiied ftoro ...

... Ruffian fhilp and cargo cf mans ard naval flores, captured by one of our cruizers on her paffage to France, and condemned as a lawful prize in our Admiralty Court five years fince, of which no complaint was ever made by the Ruffian Govern- ment. The following ...

... atlnutc, fio !9 to crnablc them to anoulince to the tradc, -either tiat~t~lie.maalis. w;u as toie perfavered in, or that the law is to bCirepeal.d; 'othing cani be morc injurious to the public ilnter- Wc obfer~t'e wi'thi pleafure the great liberality. of ...

... killedand wounded a ad number of the pafferigers and recruits that evere on the ;,lt quarter deck and poop ;-when the fhips were corn- rd, pletely locked with.each otier, Captain Surcour' en- ed tered at the bead of about Io5 men, completely armed.. -as for ...

... Lazaruts, w o conducted him to his feat. ,xtra prayers were read for hi'm and the Royal Faami- ly; and t'le Ark, containing the Law of Mofes, opened for his insfpedon. The Iron Tower, or The Cell of Myflerv, in per- formance at the Royal Amphitheatre, \Veilainiler ...

... The Commanders and Officer r alfo at liberty to pay any part of the pro- duce of thetir outward bound adventiire into the Corn- pany's cafh it India, for which they will have certifi- cates granted them on the Court of Direflors, at the ufual rates of ...

... at GuildIhall. Attorneys, ?? WiUiams, Cnrfitor-ftreet Chanccrry-lane. William Bithop, o Leighton H-lil, Lancafhirc, and T. Law, of the Ifand of Blarbaniocs, mecatints, Joan. gc; aSZ, Feb. 27, alt cla- ven, at the White Hart, Lancalter. Attornueys, MtFrs ...

... interfere, and are in the C me ftridelt fcnic confituted the truftees of the public c tor the- proterion of that trade againfl the Corn- C E pany. It is inipofflible that the i6th feftion fhould L havecany ielation whatever to the Private Trade, unlefs t the ...

... wind at N. E. Rensaiit his Majelly's {hips St. Alban's, Nemefis, Amazon, Brilliatnt, Calgo,and Exprcls. Mr. Bobyon, fon-in-law of Sir Francis Sykes, Bart. J. Smith, Elfcj. and W. Wrigbhtbn, of Cufworth, Efq. have offered th'emfelves as candidates for ...

... E, APRIL 24, A. Dulau, of Soho-fquarc, bookfeller. J. Wilkins, of Pagan Hill, Gloucefterehire, corn dealer. M. Bairllow, of Thornton Mill, Yorkfhire, corn miller. S. Robinfun, of Derby,grocer. J. Lawfon, of IvIorkcagu c-ftreet, Spitalfields, chair-maker ...

... , requires thre ~ ~mair to ?? rules for tire flel of all tirricles cf Caw mtecil; b ct hfe rules are to be laid before tet Corn- Oli~ters ed ppoved by them, arid cannut bre altered Wihou thir oitentarid further apprrobatiotl. ~ tht inall ercants are ...

... at Gui'cdhail. At- j torney, Ilr. opfon, Lincoln's' Inn New-lquar^. i WNillian BLaunan the Younger, Copmanthaipa , YcXdt, corn- o fa,51,1, june co, ai. and Tilly 6, at eleven, at the Georgc inn, h Coneiv-ileet, Yorl;. Ateornevi Tc 7l Sevyimour, York ...