... D z-- _ ?? e7TEIE NEW[r CENTU7URr. - aI an al Hail to, the ,c;iga/ic u afs aof y ear - co Ane ther Cent' y ' pafflig it. review, N. , Which, aged men jufA JoAk at, and their fons, W 0 If thlefefrre years and tenl Ihould be their lot Fe May growr familiar ...

... the Rtage purveyor of that place feems to make it his fludy to 11 caid, the manners living qt they rfe o The pi&ure of the Review of the Volunteers, by Mr. Dayes, now exhibiting at the Great Room, Mai- den-lane, Covent Garden, prefents a moft happy in- ...

... V'iorenzo, and St. Vincent cutter, on a cru:ze. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of York is ex- pcled hes to-morrow morning in order to review all the troops in this neighbourhood; in confequence of which the Volunteer Corps will be put upon gar- rifon duty. SHFERNESS ...

... , a pamphlet publifhied on Saturday by Mr. W*efflev, Strand, and Mr. ihadcock, Paterinoier-roiv. Its pre- tenfions arc, a review of another parnyhlet, called, Re.narlks on King Richard the Third, as played by Cookc and Kemble. The authot of the latter ...

... as it was under- flood in the Houfe; but there will be reafon to quef- tion it presently. I mu,, Ilop here to beg you will review the cofidu& of your Court of Direators. They came with fuppli- cation even to the General Court, for they individually canvaired ...

... as threatened a reference i~~~nn ef Parliernien't, iL a var.VIly natural Cxper/tuejoer chi.t reace- p~it woultd carefully review thle powers confe'rred eii- elreer upon tire Dircetors, or upon the fuperior Board of India collrnflloeroa ; that, if there ...

... Majefty's hips meo. narch, Utrecht, and York L'Afritaine frigate, and s Harpy floop. . - The weather being unfavourable for tbh review of the Deal boats, the Lord Warden has given direttions' that it be polponed till a favourable opportunity. The We~iminflcr ...

... a ving illeg d Ed- ward une, a rnan of the; fnp trade, in a pitched ba; tle beljind Wlhitc'Condti ?? on Monday ifitlt On a review of the cte the CoronerIs JUry broupht. in a eddi. ofnman uohter btit ,he prifoner waC reman..'d from this ofiice Lort re- ...

... fo. The fqluadron 'ran clofe in to p Ir- obferve'the erdmy.'s mctibis. On the ftiernooo ~6f rc #1that day there Was a grand review, at B3eailOgrne,'1t appeared to be a (ham'l-fight, which continued for fevelr~ad hours, The country ?? is covered wvitli huts ...

... corps, which was diftinguithed o reat the review, on Friday fe'nnight, by its plainly . elegant drefs, and its (leady order, was infpe&ed o by General the Earl of Harrington, as he rode along the line before the review. His Lordlhip flopped to falute its ...

... were totally dedtitute of powder, and that thee Militia Reegiments were under P the neceelty of being. {ypplied for their reviews from b :he public ltore o' the Corporation of the city of Abe: deen. This ,tatemcent his Lord hip declares to De without ...

... day the London and Weftmincer Light, Horfe l0ttteers will have a field-day at Blackheath, and on llufday morning will be reviewed by Lord Harring- n't-4yde Park. feierday the Royal Wellminfler Volunteers made a ryo[ ero0 effedive mutter at the Mews, from ...