... . ; The dioa ghili..s of the flage are now likely to fink into infignificancei in comparrifon ol the nterty , Abler of, Cambridge. The, former tend Only to snake night hideous ;',' while the latter, although they I/lake:come fools of nature,', never ...

... Sam. Cornifh, F.fq. ohn• Brithane, ,Efq. Charles Wolfeley, E fq. Sam. Grantfon Gc•edall, Efq. and his Royal Higlinels WI.I. Duke of Clarence,. Adinir.ds of the Blue, to be Admirals Zit the White. . Rob. Linzee, Efq. Sir James Wallace, Knt.. Win. Pecre ...

... in CALCUTTA ; and captain C: BRADFORD, of the [hip ADMIt. GAIONER ; feverally configne.l to Madras and Bengal. The CHARLTON, DUKE OF MONTRoSE, DoVER CASTLE, CALCUTTA, and ADNIIRALI; GARDNER, are all ordered to be in the Downs on or before' the sth day of ...

... Sorry, after the robbt'ry, they made their efcape acrofs the Commons towards Po -fha.m. The attention of the inhabitants of Cambridge was during the laft week, much oecupied; refpec - ting the dif. coveries which have at length been made of fame of the ...

... Office, in Downing-ftreet, wllich was attended by his Lordihip, the Chancellor Of th Exchequer (Mr. -ADDINGTON), Mr. YORK!, the Duke Of PORTLAND, and Earl Sr. VINCENT. Of the ; fubjea of their • deliberations no public mem= yet -been made ; but we are affured ...

... of Mr. Trewinati, Printer, Exeter ; Mr. Cotlins, rrinter, Salithury ; Mr. Div.vfon, Printer, Oxford; Mr, Hodfon, Printer, Cambridge; at the Gedr - ,C Inn, Axminiter ; at the place of Me ; .and of Meirrs. klruier•antl Dyke, Aldertgate-flreet. LIQ_QO k: SHOP ...

... with tiCk.ets (Italy, which b iiad, and printed particulars, of Aletl4. Robins, Covent-garden. courNTIEs OF. SUFVOLK AND :CAMBRIDGE. -By Mr. CHRISTIE, at his Great Room in Pall-mall, on Therriclay, the 3oth day oi April, at One o'clock, by prderof the Executors ...

... —Sold only by Bayley and Blew, Coeklpur-ftreet. Perfumers to their Royal ilighnefles the Primo,: and Princefs of Wale.s, and Duke and Dttehefs_ of York ; Gattie,. Perfumer, New Bcand-Itteet ; Hooper, jeweller, &e. No. 39, Cheapfide; - Mr.. Spence, Edinburgh ...

... for India Feathers. —W. T. late with Bowman, Bond-ftreet. CARD.—To the PATRONS of ARTS and SCIENCES, and AMATEURS ofBOTANY Duke-ftreet, Grofvertor-fluare, March 2, 18ot. DR. THORNTON has the felicity to inform the Isiebilitv and Gentry, Sahfcribers to ...

... ledici, from Giovanni, the Founder of their Creamers, who-died in thq Year to the death of Giovanni Calton, the la(t Grand Duke of Tufcany, in 1 . 7 . 37. With feveral genealogical Tables.' By mark Noble, F.A.S. of L . and E. SC,; price 75. in boards ...

... ntirt, elegant tapieftry, a lady-'a fcdan chair and pn.les, and numerous valuable etfetts, ,t he property of lii Grace the Duke of Sr.A-I.llANt.,,who' is removing, to iMansfield'-ttre:F.--May be . vieved two days preceding the fale y . when catailites ...

... fountain, • elegant tap.ettry, a lady's f e d an chairand 'poles. and numerous vaiuo3le cii. eta, the property or his f; race the Duke Of ST. ho ts removing to Alansfield-ftreet.—May be viewed any time pre,:edinA the Vale, when catalogues,rlay i, had on the ...