... parcel f the, NTa,-IMpFTI Zaclas is received at the Printihg ,Offie, High Strret, Oxftrd, which is the beft and only medicine row extant for the radical cure of'the Scurvy, Glut, Rhetiratifm,'King's 'vil, Lepufy, Ul ers, Pimpled Faces, 86timours afrer the ...

... fliS -I , , j ;y -- Wednefday the Masanltv,4xi' er -Fopjqtely a ftripped and- r.idy to be paid oTff' wliichwil be ito-n)o- . row-. The San Jsoeff Royal Georgej-andPrinreiare'fill in' CawfandBay,, ?? ?? The Fifgard, Capt. WAlis, takes round the marines paid ...

... Cavendilh-fquarej auclioneer 3 12 ,f. einOt, Old Swan, merchant -div. I t Newcoinb, Pall inl l, ?? div. R3. Kirvatz, Royal-row, Lambeth, vintnet - a to R. *eauchenop and R. ~loyd, 1'havies-ilreet, laeemen I I? eM. Da Cofta, Thavies-inn, Holborn,' merchant ...

... CREDI'ORS AT GUILDHAL.L. - . Tu~rta DAY. M. tl Richard Gates, Saffion-hill, baker -1 . JR T . _ On Tuefday laft, in BoEton-row, Vifcountefs Chetwynd, ofa daueght.&. ?? Beddington, Surrey,:tlx Lady of the Rcv'J. Ferrers, ofa n Wtdinlcdaye. 1alt Mrs,:Jamesi ...

... two ucrn were committed for trial on a charge of fraudulently obtaining, twenty pounds front I . D. Smith, Efq of Bedford-row,.by means of forged Letters, purportinig to comle from a Gentleman of his acquaintance who refides at Beddington, irnSur- ry ...

... uiry before the Sher if of e Hants, held at Hamnbleton on Tuefday lafr, to affefs the damages on an action brought by MIrs E. Rowe, of PIortrea, agairft Mr John Buck- ley, rr:iafer of an hotel near Bedford-fquare, London, for breach of a prolilfe of marriage ...

... yeftrday morning, he being (3 d auty te'ar'I rhri a , and feeing the prfnoners, wh6fe appearince excited his fufpicions, h.- rowed to- ward's them, giving orders to his m'en, Watts and La- raway,- then ii the Thames Boat, to board them; uponi d 'hich Bolfoyer ...

... kI NILG~rE COUP.T 'or ING's BENCH, jUNE e0, LIBEL; M LERALAN V. FIELD. Mr. GAR Row conduated this caufe with great ability for the plaintiffi Hle hated the ptiics to bi inhobiI tants Sif ThymYouth, tihe plaintiff, a fin ;eon in the hor- pital, and thle ...

... of thofte n ceflfry aatictes, MEAtING5 1 i S Lt GiOLJii I URh A U ull.-LiALI.. TLJIS D)t F. A PV. D. N. Beckesati, Prince's-row, Mile-end - [div.J e ?? Sutton, Salters' Hall-courf, merchant - 3 tO J. 1lHottage, Oxford-ltreet, haberdallier - a 1 i J. Coiirminig ...

... of Com- mon Pleas, in which the celebrated Mifs Robertfon, of Blackheath, was Plaintiff, and Mr. Badcock, of Pater- nofler.row, Defendant. It was for the profits of two pamphlets, written by the Plaintiff, and publiflhed by the Defendant. The contrast ...

... examination into the quar- rels between Mrs. Mafon and her hufband, or her con- netion with Mr. Tuckfield. Mr. Erikine, Mr. Gar- row, and Mr. Gibbs urged, that it was of the greateft con equence to fee under what circumftances the words i were'fpoken ; but ...

... I. I)acon,' Nesv laild-iirec, linen-draper [div . 1 xtr. Eit,,, 1lcc:-tlrect, Nvarcioucnnan - [.tiv.i \WT. M'atrilta, Ra-en-row, Spical!lelds, carpenter tdiv.J T J. WV. Luuning, Lawvrence laountrcy-lrne [finalrdivj raz J and G. Rols, 'I'.Thonifo, and J ...