... that Holy Ordinarce., Including alln INTRODUCTION. recorptamending the praikte o! FAAM;LY WORSHIP and SOCIAL REl.IGiON. By THOMAS BRADSHAW,. D 1). 1.at' uf Enianrilel College, Cambridge; Preacher at Allhallows, Barking, Great lower-ilreet, London; aid ...

... oufly. An accident moft melancholy nature ucJ Somharaj ton on Wedi.cfday fe’unight to t..e perfon Lady Hardy redid of the Admiral Sir Charles Hardy. She was alone after dinner reading, but falling her head-drcls approached too near the flames the candle ...

... lb'fan 'fib' Lion, Bart'n-nfnnrHnmb'T. lAntolnJbhrc, A Valuable LeafehoW ESTATE, fituate Barrow, in ,he occupation Mr. Charles Hardy, Bleacher, 14 years Jlvchich are uneipircd on the th of May enfu:r> ? . the very low Ground rent of .81 .8,. per wtuum. ,(»• ...

... alias Wilkizfis, charged wiah Prealirg Sive ewe Ibeep, the ptoperty of Mr. .1i Thomas evets of ?? of Aik. Id ham, eharged with Itealing thirteen iheep, tile pro. ;hpl~erty af Thomas Brigham of Thisendale, fa tiner: at | and yosbl Bsagbty, butcher, charged ...

... us. 6d. was hardly fit; to be ued. the tas had been impofed upon teas above that price. He faid he thought it particularly hardy and thinking fu, he felt it his duty to oppofe it. MR. HORNE TOOKE'S ELECTION. Lord Temple rofe, in purfiuance of the notice ...

... JACKSON-, Shopkeeper, South-Cave. THOMAS DAY, Shopkeeper, Howden. R. LEIGiTON; Draper, Market-Wc ightou. JOHN GROV.ES, Gent. Pocklington. WILLIAMlPORTER,.Drapei Driffield. WILLAM HOLTBY, Ditto, Bridlington. THOMAS COWLING, Ditto, EHornfea. DANIEL StOW; ...

... and-known by the fign of the Marquis of Granby with the Yard,. Garden, Stables, and other conveniences; now in -tle occupation of Thomas Burn The Premifes, Which hlave lately undergone con- fiderable improvement, may be entered on the all May. ntxtt; and further ...

... Lieutenant Jore))h Winter, to .—Enfign John Barlow, Lieutenant.—Thomas Alnfworth, Gent, to be rungii. Battalion of ditto. Captain-Lieutcn.mt Robert Rider, to Captain.—Lieutenant Thomas Rothwell, to be Captain-Lieutenant.—Lnfipn James Hatton Whitaker ...

... you rafea), then I*ll fetch conftablr. who perhaps will bring you to your recoiled ion that I am your lawful vife But the hardy tar, nor to give her that trouble, fheered off with her, to the no fmall furprile the disappointed bride. The inhabitants of ...

... f defence ordered to immediately impeded ; and every lecms indicate that Government arc appichcnlive* the enemy inay fool hardy enough to attempt an invalioti, whdil out fleet detained enhagen. morning young woman in this neighbourhood intenth>na!ly large ...

... flilin three or four days. BI.,,YDES,. LOFT, GEE, f Co. HHULL MahYS,sS I al. -For HAMBURG, . 1q_9 0 The - OLIVE BRANCH. e>- ?? THOMAS WATSON, 1 _ - (A Cnintlant Trader) - Stands A. i at Lloyd's, aid will fail with Convoy petitioned for to depart from. hence ...

... Hel1,ett, Royali Exchange ; Mr. Hearher, Lea !enhall-fltreei ;`'MetS-s. J J and A. Arch, Grace- church tireci ; Mefirs. Hardy arid Sons, Shadwell ?? Wsttfon, Wiremitage ; Mr. Debreit, Piccadilly -arid. all r lie -bnokfsrs its Paternooler row. Soil *alfo ...