... falary is not fo much the objecdt as to em- s ploy himfelf refpcdtably. A line addreffed, poft paid, to X. X, No. a, Paternofter-row, St. Paul's, will be duly attended to. Young .Man to W.TTon a fingle Gentleman, can drefs hair, take care of Hafrfec, has no ...

... of thofe who were aiding it and abetting that brutal kind of fport. At fir'lt the e Five Field at the back of St. George's row was thought 1, to be the place, and a great number of people collecred ir there. They foon found thenmfelves -miflaken, and ...

... were ufcd to row. ing with the water in hsch a flate, and b-fAdes this, their boat was better calculate.l to lland lhe bobbing of the fea ; they foon ihot two or three boats' lengois a hend. Howvever, the Londoners perfevered, and rowed down to the Lights ...

... froimn M r; Wyndham'a Young Eclipik, 81t.. each. Two-yl old C. oops. Li. It. A Court of Common Council will be held to-mor- row at Guildhall precifely at twelve o'clock, to receive a Report from the Coal and Corn-Committee, relative to the purchaling of ...

... at Monklwell-ftreet, to-mor- row, Sunday Evening, at Seven o'clock precifely, which fl will be continued at the fLine place and hour through N the winter. P . In repairing the roof of Captain Duncan's hOufes in 01 Leelom-row, Fulbam, a large filver cup ...

... a shitilar preeli. camnent. The Jockey who rode tg'ain'st her was' nearly throln Pff also. ~ .I .I . A ' rowGRA~Nl ROW. Aterrible. row oot pliici,'tit the Stand this afternoon, in caisequence of a diieputu betweent Mr. 'Eilt,:whlb rode agliiist Mri;' ...

... the same cause as wvas now supposed to have f occasioned the iniflammation of the brain. . Capt.. Rey- '] ndlds, of Prospea-row, Bermonds.y; - Mnr. Lulcran, of ( Puddingslane ; and Mr. Anecl, and others who were I in the company, described the circumstanes ...

... designated by the ini- w tials A. H. sent peivately to- Mr. Sawyer, the colleaor, DI ,it No. ao, Great James-street, Bedrord-row. We are also infornmed tliat Mr. Blair, of Great Russell-street,, of he Surgeon,. has offeredi his advice ank..attendance to ...

... w'o died. th e succeedhig day. o ' Wednesday evening; sfrer a long aid tydiouc iillness, Mrs , Viehsier, of Wa nuit 1' i-ee-row,' Iambneth.A**, Orriflte 21st itaviat its-thyr ?? BILe 60rS'ugts, Esq: oficlitnond, ot the county 'tYork. .TUank Stock' 265 ...

... Erebus' -8'sc.qfb; eacb; Abt. M. 6oxs. t.fL4 to lon Robin. -r i~r.Th rnhtli's Fairing,:: se. 5tbf beata ~r Travayilon Sotr-- row, ,st. :ib, 17%ro- yr. ?? 50gi o-5az to a aFaltring.' Mi. louvervees Pn, 8st. heat Mr. Shakespear F Harpocrates, 8ist.:7ib. acto ...

... Capt. Byng, from off Havre. The Magnet, iS, Cap-A tain IMatsrice, is fitting for foreign seris'ce and will sail to mor- I row for Cadiz. Colonel Conway goes out to join 'lie Spanish t Commission of 1Mediation. Came in Lfa Hogue, 74, HIon. Capt. Cael ...

... was yesterday chlarged at this oflic: wit stealing a quaritity. of plate, the property'of Ddwager' Lady flunloke, In Saville.row. It appeared by the evidence dddchd-,tliat, thelarisdiler had got iinto- Lidy Huniloke's service by niars of a fijditious charadher ...