... thrafhed tive flrikes Of clean wheat from twenty-tlirea • This morning the Jury of Annoyance ' vitited Clare-market, Butcher-row, parts adjacent, When inch weights and meafures . as proved ,deficient, 's Cr dellray-. • • ed, according to law. • Lail night ...

... Infants are happy, that depart fo loon, The bud of life, is better than the bloom: Ceafe mortals then, your unavailing for- row, 'Tis theirs to day, perhaps your. turn to.11101TOW:_ • Price of CORN at LIVERPO.Ot. Wheat 6s. to 61. 6d. per 15.70. Beans 3s ...

... our corn pofi-- e te3n which makes amends for all defects and renders every man agreeable to himfelf : - This, By RAE.- :',:. ROW MINDE, .is called vanity; but by whateyer • of contempt, or ridicule this principle is dite , criminited, it becomes cantemptible ...

... Wm. Littleton, Malaga and Denia William Boats and Co. 7 eb , :nhants teeth', in the Liberty, Richard Hanley, Afica. . John Rowe, 21 tierces beef ; J. Anfticll, I pack linen cioth, 6 calks tallow ; J. Blair, ;. packs linen cloth: R. Savage, 1 packs ;r ...

... labouring brick.layers, returtligg home from their woik, when one , of them cries out, D—n me, but I with they would build a row of houfes infield of this dead wall. Ey o—d, repiles the other, TO they would, if ;they might make a ilorougYz of theitt, and ...

... LONDON, Dec. 3. We hear that a company of tradefrnen, in Twitter's-alley, 'Butihill-row, have got a , patent for making velvet in a flocking frame of four feet fix inches wide ; a thing of the like kind was never yet attempted in England. • Saturday the ...

... market. The Little Helen, Meffinger, from this Port, arrived at Edinton, North Carolina, the 6th of October laft. The Everton, Rowe, from this port, arrived at Norfolk, Virginia, the 22d of October laft. ; i t , The Sufannah, Wotherfpoon, from Barbadoes arrived ...

... are under ftrong obligations to you ruined ; for i your own reafon will tell yoo, no foreign power will pr o di ga lly t h row a wa y piftoies where he expect s n o t an hardeft anfwerablit-to his feed. A fro be continusd.j- A, ...

... alfo'all thofe two Seats or•Pewsin the Body of the laid Chaple, No. ilk. 39. - For further • Particulrs, apply to, Mr. WilAifuni Rowe, 'At i torney atLaw, n tiverpooli ...

... uigling whole clay . % for a ugh! of his Grace, Th challe.nge a'clAt, or folliait a pLice ; Ey'ry moining you're tc;ld the row krd y. u iTI relr, While his Honour (Lord 1400 him) is phyina peep. _ The niaiesm of fifty at church you may fpy, How the fcrews ...

... alfo all thofe twoSeatv or Pews in the Ihdy of the faid Chapl No. 28, and 39. For further Particuhrs apply to Mt. Willisna Rowe, AttorAzy atLaw, in john-ItIM, Liverrnot. ...

... two Lives now in being, containing, in the u, hole, about 14 Acres of Land of the , large Chethire Meafure or thereabouts, row tenanted by Thomas Richarclfon, at the yearly Rent of 421..hav-10g a New Farm Houfe; ,and Out-buildinzs pleafantly fituated ...