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... Traveller, and ' very capable of performing icng jonrnies in an agreeable manner, being very safe and easy in his paces, of a hardy disposition, and in good condition for present v.se. trice very low. Both the above sre the. property ot one persar., and are ...
... the Friendship, Robinson, and HeCttr, Waygood, from Norway ; Three Sisters, Taybr, from Dantzick ; Amity, Jobson; Con. cord, Hardie ; and Adelphi, Ritchie, from Riga. Portsmouth, Dec. 22. — Sailed the Narcissus, of 38 gun*;, Captain Donnelly, with His Excel ...
... lndu-s ; Montruma, M.irgan, from Charleston ; Matthew and Thomas, Richardson ; and ja.-on, lodd, fr m St. Kitt's. Remain in the Downs His Majesty's ships St. Alhan's, Admi- ra_ Lutv, idge, Capr. Hardy; Nemesis, Commo- d*.ie Sutton, Capt. Owen ; Amazon, Capt ...
... in the above purchase, are a quantity of j antisome Japan Muslins, Sec. at 15,. the gown. -■•.CADE MY, GUERNSEY ?? REV. THOMAS GRUT, A. B. receives into his family Twelve Young Gentlemen, under sixteen j years ot age, is parlour boarek-is : they will ...
... Esq. Treasurer. Stewards, Thomas Cadell, Esq. Aid. William Clarence, Esq. Chas. Flower, Esq. Aid. J.«. Hankey, Esq Hen. M. Bird, Esq. Pooly Kensington, Esq. Richard ilaldwin, L..q. Dr. |os. Hait Mvers, James Gudlemard, Lsq. Thomas Newnam, Esq. Jonn Charlton ...
... superior action to most horses ; he is fifteen run > -1 '■ inch high, can trot full fourteen miles an hour, anil i^ re- markably hardy ; has been hunted this year, and H i Jo d leaper, well bred, warranted sound, rem.ukarjlv sur'-foot -d and eight years old ...
... Lad ofoslyn C. NalsonGole, Esq. CJ- Hon. Lord Eardley John Wilmot, fcsc. Kt -H.Hon.Addington,P.C. T. Everett, Esq. M. P. Thomas Bemad, Esq. Treasurer. And the Co,crr.'>rs ar.d Guaidi^ns - fthe Corporation. inns anil Anthems, suitable t,;:ie occasion ...
... imm d-ately. As much attention is paid to their morals, as to their instruction in the business. Applications to X B. at Mr. Thomas., feather- merchant, Duke-street, St. James' i, will be duly attended to. A FAMILY, in READING, are desirous of taking TWO ...
... E'sc. Richard Nc'alc, lateOfGrcenwich, Kent, druggist. f-ederidc P. Nodder, late of Newman-street, botanic- pamter. George T. Hardy, lateof Austin-Friars, London, Gent. Sola Sp-nks, late of the Inner Temple. London, Gent. Ji hn Thompson, late of Gutter-lane ...
... morning' in the Offing, His Majesty's ships Rosario, Captain M*-uncey ; Peterell, of 16 guns, Captain — ; and Clau- sula center, Thomas, all on a cruise against the smugglers. — Wind S.W. Sheerness, Aug. B. — Arrived His Majesty's ship Tamer. The Harpy is paid ...
... Plymouth, grocer - - 2 10 J. Hardy, Leadenluil-strett, silversmith - 2 lo A. De Mends, Pavement, Mooifieid;, merchant 2 10 J. Lioyd, Woolwich, victualler . - - i lo J. Brown, Goldsmith-street, warehouseman - 1 10 Thomas Ro^er^on, Ox lord- street, li ...
... li day of September, iSe-z, between the hours of Two r*ad Three ?? in the Afternoon, certa'n ESTATES, late belongirie; to THOMAS BRADSH.-fW, s*sq. deceased. The said Estates will be seld in Two Lots viz. Lat 1, consisting of a Freehold Messuage, Tenement ...