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... from Batavia; Mandarin, Donald, from China. 12, Sir Charles Malcolm, ———, from China ; Cestrian. , from Calcutta ; Urania, Dunn, from England; General Chasse, llarkemme, from Batavia. Mem.: 'cue FaiHie, from China, is not arrived here as stated. 5. Jouge ...
... to form the nest, The nests which are subsequently smeared over with dirt and feathers, are brought in their raw state to China, where they are cleaned in immense warehouses built for the purpose, and then exposed for sale. These so celebrated Indian ...
... several goose beds, hair mattresses, and bedding, n chests of drawers, washing and dressing stands md assortment of glass, china, and domcsti requisites. May be viewed two clays prior, and catalogue! mises; and at Messrs. Foster's Offices ll lircek-sl ...
... Manchester; Mr. Pope and Mr. Lee, Cheltenham; and Mr. 11111, carver and gilder, Westgate-street, Bath.—The inunepse pier glasses, china vases, and various other articles of vertu will also he offered for sale; and the splendid Mansion is to be Disposed of by ...
... ROADS. . is hereby given, that the tolls arising at . .. t,,.. the several toll gates - or bars. called St. James', Toit, China -hall, and PloughLbridge-gates, and the Swanbarld Gibraltar Bar, the Spa-road. Bar, and Blue Anchorfrk:tc:ar, or upon the ;ides ...
... DEPTFORD ROADS. OTIOE is hereby given, that the tolls arising a the several toll gates or bars. called St. James', Fort lee, China-hall, and Plough-bridge-gates, and the Swan la and Gibraltar Bar, the Spa-road Bar, and Blue Anchor .e Bar, or upon the sides ...
... and tabarvt curtains of elegant design, chimney glasses, Brussels and other carpeting, a few lots of books, Sheffield plate, china, glass, linen, lamps, oilcloth, together with the usual appendages of the kitchen.—May be viewed on the day nreceding and the ...
... monarchy. With the exception of a single chapter in Gutzlaff's very excelleut history, which treats of the internal Government of China, we are acquainted with no treatise which discloses such an accurate view of the present state of the Chinese empire. ...
... Batavia ; the Fejee and Helen, Mar. 10, Batavia; the Minerva, 11, from Batavia; the Mandarin, 11, from China; the Sir Charles Malcolm, 12, from China; the General Chasse, 12, from Batavia; the Cestrian, 12, from Calcutta; the Urania, 12, from London. The ...
... to Mr. Binrder, 70 Park -street, G-rosvenror-tiqsare. 0 be DISPOSED OF immediattel..,-.A Very ol ?? ESTABLISHIIIENT, In the CHINA. ,GLASS, CO ,arid SEED BUSINESS, situtiaed in the nrtre of atvery liopulous cfty, surrounded by a large st ell populated countitt ...
... ni,s- j Sion, No. 11. t'lose Bolls of King John— Rare ana unpublislira . struck in Gri \ ltu * I 1 British Relations with China— Record ComnjlsMon m | France— Plan of the Cathedral of Old Sarun, (with a 1 wtei-r Memorials «f Literary CharaotSJßß, No. ...
... Library of Books, Pictures, Prints, curious Stuffed Birds, fine TNCLUDING the Library of a Gentleman, removed from India China, and rich Cut Glass, a small Cellar of choice Wines, a the country ; also a portion of the library of the late Rev. William ...