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... the Bank, will b- imme-' diately attended to. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ALL Person, whojiave any demand on the Estate of GEORGE HARDY, Esq. late Lieut. Colonel ot the 17th Regiment of Light Dragoons, who died at St. Domingo, in the month of June 1796, are desired ...
... through ihe Downs yesterday evening, the Ann, Sinclair ; and Northampton, , for the East Indies ; Nan- cy, Lord; and Charles, Thomas, for Lisbon ; and Elizabeth, Davies, for Chepstow. — Remain in the Downs, His Majesty's ships Overyssel, Jamaica, Alkmaar ...
... gpod. Carruges . a;*.d Hisses, at *■•.. per Mile, per pair, to commence, on the Ist of ?? Marton, Black Horse, .Hay-market ; Thomas Tv'i.c-1 and Co. One Bell, Strand; Isaac Ciemmitt, Uiutubear, Piccadilly ; Win. Sunderland, Burleigh-street, Strand* Wm. Kendtdl ...
... , Bow-street, Co vent-garden ; and of Mrs. Simmonds, at the Circus, of whom Places for the Boxes may be taken. - _ ' ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. MR. CLINK and Mr. COC?£R will begin their COURSE of ANATOMICAL and SURGI- CAL LECTURES on THURSDAY, the ist of ...
... never was in a dealers hand,, at Mr. Newman's Livery-stables, the George-yard, Drun-lane. He is a handsome Black, re- markably hardy, surerlooted, steady to mount, and not in the least shy ■■ he can walk near five miles in one hour - is equally fast and pleasant ...
... L_k Mr. Powell ; Flutter, Mr. Palmer; Pt ■.'.T l ?? e r.ible; Vill.rs, Mr. Surmont ; Courtall, ' \ : ?? r ?? C ' ! etitia Hardy, !vi » ss ?? ?? M rs * Racket t, 4 ?? 1 jdv Touchwood. Miss Campbell ; Miss ' f'^'ti iiohries ; Kitty Willis, Miss Tidswcll ...
... Gordon and Phillips ; 'Gordon Maxwell, Esq. Captain tst bat. fi.th reg ; Mr. ■ ...
... or « an ?? . 3lul -hereby reoto.-es « 1 b; ' «te P ndlo s cf the animal (economy . . **itk. $i - and ' pr ' etor » Mr. Thomas Applebv, in parcels ?? i' r( *n Ui' Men » sta mp included, at his House, his ■ Mr' ?? 1 -^ 0 ' London ; also, sold by appoint-- ...
... quantity. of ponder, and an >- t^er with some cartridges rf powder, clo'e to th- spot wlur- they stood. The pffiioners names are Thomas Buckingham, Daniel Buckingham (bro- thers), and William Mills. The account they gave of themselves to the Magistrates not ...
... There is also, the property of the same Gentle- man, as tight a Hack as any in England, was bred in Wales, is remarkably hardy, and really as good a goer as most horses, as he can walk five miles an hour sate and well, and trot full 14 well above his ...
... less) of Arable, Meadow, and Pas- ture Land, conveniently divided into sixteen parts or closes, now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Gardner, as tenant from year to year. Lot 2. A very compact Freehold Estate (called Hay's Farm), adjoining to Lot 1, consisting ...
... season ; and climes Perfuin^rv goads, leather Dusters, fine Racquets and Shuttlecocks! ?? • — LADIES' BEAVER HATS, MUFFS, & c . THOMAS BREACH, No. 46, New Bond- street, respectfully menrions that he has on salea large assortment of thi most beautiful and ele-anf ...