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... Price Jb :J Londont printed JOH* NSCWOILS, ' R For RICHARD BIGLAND, > OfFaoeatTaa, in the of GLOcsiTse, To had of G. and T. Willcie, London; J. Wa&boorn, and J. J. Hough, Glocefter; Stevens, Cirencefterj Harward, Cheltenham Wilton, Tetbury j ...
... KINMAJRP, CHAIRMAN. | Efq. Chairman. A' n f C ~ Lrttfcr Ef J. Efq. Efq. M. P. P. »- . William ' Hanker, E( ...
... the PUBLIC, C/iLCtK&J} perfefUy and not excelled for parity, tirhnteft., uriff/9. V Sold in packets is. i}d. ant In Mat bottles, at as. gd. 6 Each packet andbottl? is fecial with the Kite'' Arms j and, D. Cue, Ckemljt t» bit ...
... j ~j ' . æ , > WBWNESDAY the ëf J U Y Stalling Down, 50!. by any Htitfe, M*d;-w Gelding bred Moemouthfhire, having hMr won ijid. at any one time, matches and fweepitake* ...
... William I.aken, J. H. Strutt, Efq; M. P. Mr. Thomas Tweed. DENGIE. Rev. H. B. Dudley, I. Mr. H. N. Pattiflbn, Mr. E. Hammond, ll Mr. S. Mr. W. Wah ham, Mr. William Smith. HINCKfORD. Mr. S. Rev. J. Thurlow, I Mr. May. Mr. foil Mya], LEXDEN. J. Hayncs Harrifon ...
... Briftol, and Milford-Havrn, ~„J. GRAMMAR-SCHOOL, PATMNAGB of ; and provifions and coal j, 1 '* 8 n d:r, ' n Z-f°«(n> drawing room, kitchen, and walhhoufe, lhbie, other'wfeful oiti- -;| c«; a pump the yard, and rhrefurvaiu'j rooms, with hxed'oven, btewi ...
... theaftual Rate the cafe*. Am* Hood's acknowledged cltaraOer, are confident tha* every be done judgment or exertion couldaccomjdilk- j . ' , , . The duties the Cuflom-houfe, not* Miftandiug thd ytar, are Only 41,00ut. left than the year preceding ; toid the Eaft ...
... fitting out Hire- ill *«/tdifferent the Channel »J thy Mediterranean fleet, and the flea .1' Wed Indies. Whilft were enabled the force the enemy, and to take number their (hips, were carrjii., extenfive commerce j and, it is to that the enemy employed their ...
... Solicitor in the High Court of Chancery. ? .. - 1 On Tuesday last was married at Bristol, Mr. Pitt, of Cirencester, Attorney, to Miss Orlidge, daughter of Mrs. Gregson, of Brunswick-square, in that city. Tuesday was married Mr. Edward West, Briftol, Mils Mary ...
... Kcv. Henry Rit>wh, D. to the foftwy Beßuy. Hem. The R*v.Mr. Mstwfe, B. A. to the Vianweof MadM, MARAUD. Rieford RkM, of 6 Eitas daughter oftWAev. Peacock Aefewof GLOCESTER, Makck 14. Extra* Utter from America, dated Baltimore, W J[ 7 «■•. ...
... from their error, the French pursued the Duke and his two companions*until they came near river. The Duke threw offhis j j iU,d ' d Gentleman, and waded through the river; the third took the with his horfe. Ail this was done under the fire of the French ...
... went we obta}[f,. unlets-we the whole of our confidelfs It was ahy man, by MArried - Captain Haddock to Miss Slade. Mr Samuel Bawtree jun to Miss Gordon. DIED - John Brucklshaw. ...