... PLYM OUTH. - | I ;rednjfdy, May aS. Wind S.t! fait. ctters frn; off Malta, dated z8th February IaR Rtate * tbe Vveh4 only 14 days provifions in Vgertta Otadel-Atrivedt from Dantzick, with deals for the Dock-yard, the Eliz; atd Jane, and Prorperous.-Pafsd ...

... throug% every part of tile city. *l *day night, about eleven o'clock, Hopcott Farm, near Minchead, Sonserltl, rentcd by Mr. E. May, was cdikoiered to be on fire, by which the dwelling-boure, out.buildings, &c. were confomed, and alf& about 2 zo buthels of ...

... Hinde, Ditto - - I Ditto Unteto James Gerard, Dirtt - - a Ditto Ditto The Mayor defires that the Prints may bea fent to me, wvhen ready, tb at I may have them delivcrd accordingly. . I am, Sir, your molt obedient Servant,i ' Ta Mr. G. Riley, 5; GORE. ...

... Manning, Bideford; Hustable, Souahmolron; Liddel, Eodmin; Martin, Launcefton; Henosh, St. Au- Ilk; Treleavan, Moreton; and may be had of all other Boaklfellers in Great-Britain and Ireland. (1749 -T° be SOLD by Private ContraA, the Fee- JL fimple and ...

... t a groan, mofi juftly efleemed, and mofl tincerely lamented, by all who knew her.-Thus, at the early eage of nineteen, Mhe may be faid to have fallen a vidlim to maternal love, leaving a husband and tvwo children, who muft ever deeply lament and feel ...

... Strat- ton, Cornwall, Mr. Thomas Trood, (Son of Thomas Trood, Erq. Madford-House, Exminster, Devon) to Miss Bryant, only daughter of Johnt Bryant, Esq. of Burshill, Cornwall. . . -r Laft Friday died, at Barnflaple, Mrs. Rafto reltf ''of (he late Rev. Mr ...

... within each-Manor, from whente a fupply of excellent Lime may, at all imes, be proeured.' One--ialf of tile l'urchafe Money may remain upon Mort- gage for a few Years. Such of the Firms as may net be Sold, will, on tie fame Day, be Let for a Term of Years ...

... (to prevent any lntWO Ri the Weekly Mode of Publication) may be 0 ra b Q, Tlwo, Three, Four, or more NUMbet atdon P a each, as may be mot agreeable or cnvenisctO P dO chafers, or the Whole may be eurclifed tgere Numbers i or elegantly bound us Cal aLt ...

... after this public Caution, may pretend to plead Ignorance of the Contequences which mutt inevitably attend (ach dark and atrocious oflieners, againit the pulblic Peace, if ditcovered and brought to light, but that all P'erf)ns may be fully in- formed and ...

... Rook, Richard, gent: Braunton Reed, Henry, gent. Newton-l'opplefurd Rofdew, Richard, erq. Beechwood S. Stawell, Willoughby Bryant, efq. Knowftonrc, Samfoln, John, efq. Colyton Sanger, John, gent. Bifhopfnympton Studuv, Henry, efq. Watton Court Sowden, ...

... important event will take place before the i expiration of the prefent month-Tiai'e3/.r. | It i6 faid that the Definitive Treaty may be ex- peewd irn the courfe of the peefent week. Plivate let- iers from Amiens coincide in this opinion. The tre- -fpeaive ...

... a r' the Eftate may be a, and a Copy of the Lea perofed; or to Meifrs. B oALE, H LLWARDandSP ?? Solicitors, Gray's Loido -hera Copy of the Leafe may alfo be The E~ftSe rapbe viewed on applying to the Tenants, whorp pssed 'articulirs may be had; alsb at ...