... perhaps our ideas of the contents bf the Seraglio Library have, on examination, been - found fallacious. • However this may be, the public may expecl, on the return of this accomplished scholar mid very learned man, Much important information as well as amusement ...

... Arrived at Bremen, the Mereur, Wittkopp ; and AUroca, Kimip; at Baltimore, the Union, Hoorwr ; and at New York, the Columbia, Bryant, from this port. We , are happy to announce the arrival at this port of twenty-seven sail of vessel s from the Baltic. -They ...

... stones, deitt-t ) ct' whom, and iscry Vender of the.r N1,e 1 ( . 0 At the principal Towns, it may be hait.ret is e, s Trad on'lndigestion, toe Hypochondr d ,1 Gout, may br ha, as asoic, price is. • • e . * Ryiner's Celebrated Pect-uai Coughs, Declines, Asthma ...

... parts of the the town, and more will be opened foon, where journeyman may of apply, aild have immediate employ at the Old Wages, eitherby CX- Day or Piece Work, and where Mafters aifo may be fupplied with men, by applying at the following Olfices:-No. i, ...

... BY Atithurify. , ' 'The gi:nuine Medicine is sal:! and marked, By the LADIES, THOSE req:re's temp6ratv Rc• tiremetit, may he acvommodated with a Genteel Apartment to agreeably to their'Ciictunstarice ...

... Cardiac 'Tincture, ,w#lieved his when gTeatly oppressed with 4nct • atpres,steh of spirits. I Sir, your hUmble servant, ' • MARY BRYANT. From Mrs. Mary Aryaut;of keigate. CASF: XXVI. . _ . - To Mr: Chelmsford, June 14, 1792. .I:do:hereby .certify, thae I ha ...

... Hoare; as were alfo William Cofens, for llealing a filver watch, the pro- Ptrty of John Edmonds; and John Hannam, I'Vfartin Bryant, and George Low, of iimple relonies. 'William Price and Richard Biggins were inupon a capital charge, of robbing a grn failor ...

... of jofeph Hoare as were alfo William Cofent, for flealing a filver watch, tie property of John Edmonds ; . •and Yd2n Martin Bryant, - and George of firivle-felonies. William Price and Richard gins . were indided upon a capital charge,- of robbing a negro ...

... relieved the when greatly oppressed with, wind and depression of spirits. I am, Sir, your humble servant, -.IIIARY BRYANT. From Mrs.,Mary Bryant, of Reigate. . CASE XXVI. • To Mr. RYMER, - - Chelmsford, June 14, I do hereby certify, that I have repeatedly ...

... system of speeial Sieved/a/at is to be put into execution with, respect to 'ttitlalestt men, or in other words 'all .men who may be 6uspeded df hostility towards the. Usurpers oftheir Country, they will pro. bably be banished stbCayenne with as little core ...

... Elizalnth Krefe, Jehu Williams, George Sherler, Jane Eweu, John Slierniek, Joseph HeroJ, Joim Hannam, Joseph Per. iy, Martin Bryant, Gforge l.ow, Philip Gootl. enough, Elizalreth Gibbs, Joseph Bradley, Benjamin Bolton, Joseph Malone, Mary Scotr, Ann George ...

... woman of the name of Eper, an affiaant to the pew-opener in the parilh church of St. Paul's Shadwell, was charged by John Bryant, Sexton, with facrilegioutly Realing feveral prayer-books, bibles, leather fire buckets, and other articles out of the church ...