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THE

Univerfal Pocket Companion:

CONTAINING,

Among many other necelTary and entertaining
Particulars,

I. A Gcognphicil Dercription of
the World ^ with an Account of
the AxSatnx Parti thereof.

JI, A Defcnptioo of England*,
ihewing the Nomber of Counties^
Citie^^ Bfftoprickt, Borougbs.
Matkct-TowDS, PariAei, ^^'c*

III. LONDON defcrib*d ; with an
Account of the fevcral Ward.-?,
PariAcf, Hall8,CoUegM.Chuf ch-
es, and whatever i« re;markable.i

IV. An Account of the feveral Jn-'
corporated Companies in Loffdon^\
-with the Prices of Carpenter s^
Sricldayers, Plaljierers and Paint-
ers Work, ^c.

V. An Account of the Central ^^n^
Penny Pofi,

VI. An Account of all the Stage-
Coaches and Carriert in England j

with tlie Jnnt they pot up at^
and the Days they go out on.

VII. A Lift of places at Court,
the feverai Salaries thereof, and
in whdie Qift and DifpofaJl the/
are; -

VIII. The four Rules of Arithmt-
/iV explained in the moft eafy and
pra£lical . Manner ; a fliort Ac-
cnunt rf thts and Scieiiai ; a
brief Chronology of rrinarkable
Evrents from the Beginning of
tfie World to the Death of Julius
Cafar, an<f i»b Abi^gment of the
HiJUiy vf Engl and , with an Ac
count of the Monarchfi thcrecf,

IX* The Gayiln;£r*s Calenflar^ fot
every Mor.th in tlis Year.

XI. The Rates an; Fares of Coach-'
men. Carmen y and f^yia/ermen^ with
their Rules and Refihdions.

The T. HiRD Edition, correded and enlarged.

Witli an accurate Map of the whole World, and a new
Plan oi London and Wefimtnfitr^

LONDON,

Friotcd for L* Hawks and Co, G. Kxjth, John Rivingtonj
R« BAX^PWiWy S, CiowoxR^ B.Law, C. and R. Wars.
MDCCL'XVIIv

f

THE ;.,

P R E F E C E.

I HE former Editions of this Book,
having recommended the Plan of it,
the Publick Approbation was the

Confequence, and, accordingly^ very

large Numbers have been dilpofed of. A Per-
formance of fuch a nature could not fail, of
meeting with Purchafers, fince therein is found
much Matter of Bufmefs fthd Curiofity, not to
be met with unlefs many Volumes , are turnerl
oven

By this Manual, the Gentleman, the Mer-
chant, the Tradefman, are fatisfy'd ia their
Commercial Enquiries ; nay, even their viBicant
Hours may fijtid fo.me pjeafing Amufement.j
the Profitable and the Plealant being fo mingled,
as to yield the greateft Satisfadlian imaginable.-
That' there were other Books of this Kind,
appeared to be no Objedtion agaiftft the Publi-
* v cation

The P R E F A C E,

cation of this« We could point out its Supe-
riority to thpfe Produdtions, if it was not an in-
vidious and difagreeaUe talk : Befides, nnofl: of
them are only ct^imporaryUk ; whilft the Urn--
verfal Pocket Book continues ever ufeful, and
ever a choice and neceflary Vade Mecum.

We will venture to %, that the prefent Edi-
tion of this valuable Piece, merits more the
Proteftion of the Publick, dian the two firft :
Many Additions of great Utility have been
made, and fuch Care taken of its GorreAibJi
as te teflsfy, at once, our Integrity and our
Gratitude.

Our Labours will not only prove ferviceable
to Perfiins in t2ae World of Comniaw Md
Ifrade % but piivjatc FaimUes wi^ find it an en-
tertaining Companion ; and as to the Tdbfes^
wluch in die prefent Imprefiion we have been
Tery careful o^ it would be an idle Taflc to aioi
%t an Encomium upon their wcU4uiown Im-
portance.

Ifj heretofore^ particular Honours were due^
according to the Cufton^ of the wifeft Nations,
to thofe who advanced the publick Good, we
may hope, at le^ thssEocouragementfrpm our
Countrymen, a- j^rateful Approbation and lU*
«Q9iQS£iidukmofoi^ being

their obliged

humble Servants^

The AUTHORS^

T K g&

CONTENTS.

PART i.

- •. . Defcriptiott
of <he World, with a
Map of the ftmc e. j

AT«Me of A^UibMks tf
many of the moft cmioeat
Places of iha WorU 919

A DeferiptiQn of Bogland %»

The Names of the Ceuntiet,
CViiet , &e. in GmoI- BHtaioy
with the Hamfanr of I4cni<^
bera chote'toiiDnraiaPaK-
liamcnt a^

A DefcHptioii of Loadon and
Wettminfler 33

An Account^of ihcCompanUe
of London 4^

The Prictt of the 4ifNnu
VTorkt olF Brickltyecs^ M«-
lbnt« Caifientcn, &c« 51

The Rates of Pipft Letters 54.

Of the Peangp-Poft Co

Account of Arts and Sgbicea
6%

The feven Wonders of the
World <S

Of the Mvfet 70

Of Heicnks 71

PAR

A Table fliewing at one View^
the Value of any Quantity of
Goods, WareSy &c. by the
Yard, £I1» Pound, Ooace,
ke.

A Table of univerlal Ufe, de-

vNwimi^W^^ai '^T ^^^* ^w^^w^Bji^BB ^^a

Tariout Quefttons in Multi-
plicatioeri>l'9<>^D# iRedufti-
on, Meafuring, Gaugingi
SitfTcyinf, &c«

Hiiqapd Table firnn the Ciw.

flQA 7f

AbAraft of the Hiftory of Eng'
land. 7f

Arithmcttck tf

AJahJeof aUquotPartspf a
Pound ••

Tables t>f Engliih aad Fomgn
Coins ib&L

i^-^-oof Engliih WeigMe aa4
Meafures im

Lift of Mercbant9 to|

Places at Court, wrtHk Ibeir Sa-
laries is,

The Gardeners Kalcndar iSf

Timet aad 8ea(bns for catcUog
Fi(h tie

Kates and Orders for Carmen
aa0

Rates ef Watermen 131

Kales and Orders of HaduMy^
Coachmen tj^

Aocoaat of Stage Coaches an4
Carsieri in England, Scot-
laad» Wal«^ ^c. tjjl

Lift of the Houft of Peers^
ArchbilhopsandBiiieps e4f

T II.

TheUft and Explanation thert-

T^ntyfire Geometrical Pre*
blems

Tables (hewiag the Difceuntf
upon any of the Branches of
the Cnftojsi on Goods im-
ported

A Tabie of Salaries or Wagee

To caft up Intereft for any
Number of Days

Since the following Sheets' went to Prefi the
.Goi^tof Lokp Mayor, apd Aldermen has

^ ijndergone,ibmei iteration and ftands tl\tis,
now, Auguft I. ij^6o. (See page 42.)

Tinvir Ward.

Bridge wtthotit. .

Pprtfokm.

CombtlL

CoUmartJlreet.

Vintry.

Braad'Jireet.

Bread-JirUU

^eenhithe.

Candlewici.

Dcwgate.

fMngbornCf

Pa£ijhaw.

Bifl)opfgaU.

Cheap.

-AldgaUk

Billing/gate.

Cordivainer,

Farmgdon within.

Bridge within.

Aider/gate.

Faringdm without.

Limejireetn

Caflle Baynard.

Walbrook,

Cripplegatel

SIR Thomas Chitty, Knt.' Lord
Mayor.
Sir Robert Ladbroke, Kni. Fadltt

, of the City.
Sir Willfam Calvert, Knt.
Francis Cockayne, Efq;
Robert Alfop, Efq;
Sir Crifpe Gafcoyne, Knt.
Thomas Rawlinfon, E<q;
Steph. Theod. Janffen, Efq;
Marfhe Dickenfon, Efq;
Sir Charles Afgili, Knt.
Sir Richard Glyn, Bart.
Sir Jgicph Hankey, Knty
William Baker, Efq;
Sir Matthew Blakifton, Knt.
Sir Samuel Fludyer, Bart.
Robert Scott, Efq, .
William Beckford, Efq;
.William Alexander, Efq;
William Bridgen, Efq;
Sir William Stephenfon, Kat.
George Nelfon, Efq;
Francis Gofling, Efq;
Robert Kite, Efq;
Nathaniel Nafh, Efq;
Alexander Matter, Eifq;
John Cartwright, Efq;

K 5/ The firft ten have pafs'd the Chain

THE

Univcrfal Pocket- Comp A nioic.

A Geogrmpbkal DefcripUm of ibe Vf ok i d^
commonly called^ The Terraqueous Gk>be.

GEOORAPHY confiftf in giving • trae DeTcriptiflo of the ezf erior
Part of the E^rtbfy Gk^, »9 it it compofe4 of Land tod H^ater»
The tcrraqoeovt (or terrelNial) GMr^ is an trtifictil, fpheiicftl
Boay, on whole convex' Part i$ repreieote4 the whole Surface of the
^bhe, or BaUofxhs Ssrtk

TMt artifidel Body sontai^it icvtral Circlei, which exprefii the feveral
Parta thereof } fo thit the WorJd may be truly faid to be divided into

I. jUiiptial Circlet.

II. tandaadJVater.

III. Kingdms, tec.

L Of the Circles of tke G i. o b b.

Stippofing the Figorr in
the Magin to be » Globe
•r Sphere, reprefentiog the
Earth, the oatennoft Cir-
cle mark'd with the Let*
terf ADBC, tt caird the
WUridian | and on this Circle £
the Latitude ii reckon*d,
either from C towards A or
By or eife from D cowaidii
A or B;

Tht Efuattr U the Line
COD, which, upon the ^*
Globe, ii a Circle, and |«^
fomeuoies ctll'd the Xfvi^
toGiai, upon which Circle
the Degrees of LsngitMdi
ire* redtoned, beginning at
C, and counting cpiite roond
the Globe, tin you come to C again ) and it the Middle of the World be-
twixt A and B, which are the two Poles thereof ; A reprefeoting the
Uottb Pole, and B the Siutb Pole.

The Circlet £ F a&d OH are called the ^rtfUlt^ heyond which the
Sua never JB0TC8* _,,.

(^ )

The Line G F, iK^hich upon the Globe is a Circle, ii caUed the Eciipm
tick, in which the San it perpetually mbviag from-G toF, and from F to
G again. When the Sim ii b 6^ he it then in tht,EjuiM9ffia/, and the
' Pays and Nights are of equal Leogtli to all the World, except under the
Poles: When he is at F, which is called the Tropick of Cancer^ Days are
St the longed to all thofe Irjiibftantr that dwell on the North Side of the
EquaUr, and at the fhorteft to thofe who dwell on the Smtb S.de of the
Equator : When the Sun is at G, which ia called the Tropick oiCaffU
torn, Days are at the lopgeft to all thofe Inhabitants who dwell oh the
South Side of the Equator, and at the fhorteft to thofe who dwell on the
North Side. - . •

The Circles L M and IK are called the Polar Circles, becaufe to thofe
Inhabitaots that dwell under thofe Circles the loogeft Day ie twenty; four
Hours, fo that the &un fets not, but moves quite round their Hcrmon»
And (6 much for the C roles of the Sphere, only this, Nofe, that dvery
Circle, whether great or fmall, is fuppofed to be divided into 360 equal
Parts, called Degrees, ih that a D.-gree is no cettain I\Jeafure, but iscfhly
the three hundredth and fixtreth Part of the Circle ; and thefe Degre^
ere again fuppofed to be divided into 60 equal Parts^ which are called Mi*
nufes ; now if a Circle, which will reach round the Earth, be divided
into 360 Parta, then is one of thSfe Parts equal to m Degree, which by
the Andepts was efteemed equal to 60 Miles, fo that a Mile was exaflly
equal to a Minote. »

0/ the Zones, — The Zones are certain' Spaces and Tradls of Land,
whofe Boundaries are nsde by the Circles above defcribed, and are in
Number five, «i«. the Terr id Zwe, the Northern temperate Zone, the
Stuthern temperate Zwi, the Northern frigid Zone, and the" Southern frigid
Zoftt, I. The Torrid Zone is all the Space of Land between the Circles
£ F and G H. for to ail thofe Inhabitants that dwell betwixt the faid Li.
mits, the Sun at forreTime of the Year beconMs vertical, r. r, right oTer
their Heads. II. The Northern temptrate Zuite% all that Trad of Land
leiwixt the Circle £ F, called the Tropick of Ca»cer, and the Line L M,
called the Northern Polar Circle ; and to all th^ lahabici^nts within that .
Space, the Sun, when in their feveral Meridians, cafleth their Shadpwt
dJ!e<S^ly North. III. The Southern temperate Zone^ is that Part of the Earth
which is between ;he circularLine GH, called the Tropick ofCapricarm^ '
and the Southern Polar Circle IK; and to all the Inhabitants, wi'.hin
that Space, the Sun, when in their Meridian, cafteth their'Shadowsfu^.
South, '. IV. The Northern frigid Zone is that Part of the World between |
the Northern Polar Circle L M, and the North Pole at A, and to aU the ;
Inhabitants within that Limit, the Sun at a certain SeafoOx vix, when in , 1]
the Tropick of Cancer^ fets not, but moves in View quite round their Ho-
rixon, cafiing their Shadows every Way. -V. The Southern frigid Zone it ,
t)iit Part of the World between the Southern Polar Circle IK, and the .
South Pole at B } and to all the Inhabitants within that Limit, the Sun, '
when in the Tropick of Capricorn, fets not, but moves in View, as be-
fore, quite round their Horizon, cafting their Shadows aifo every Wajr* .
Of the Climoteu — The CHmates are reckoned from. the Equator to the
Pol A: Under the Mqoator their Day is always l% Hours in Length, and
under the polar Circle the longeft is 24. Hours. Geogrophorf have made
94. Climates betwixt the Eputtor and eech of the Polar Circle^^ becaufe
% ■ ' there

.,,■..'•' ' /

1

,( 3 )

there «re «4 half Houn of Diflfcfeiice betwixt the loAgeft Diy vnder the
Mfuaior, and tke longeft Day under the Polar Crrclea ; To that any Pisce
having its lengeft Day half an Hour longer or ihorter than that of ano-
ther Place^ is of a different Climate : The firft Clioiate begini at thcffvtf.
far, the fecond be^nl where the kffigeft Day is thirteen Honrt tod a Half,
■od the third where the longeft Day it ihiiteen Hour!*^' and fo on $
there are in all 4! CHmatet of Hoori, that ii, 14 from the J?f«arar to the
Polar Circlet eiiiher Way^ r. #. NortbwMtd or StatbwMrd, Befides ihefe
4S Chmates of Hourt, there ara i a more, called Ciimatei of Months, that
Is, 6 from each of the Polar Circles to the Poles, and they are called Cli«
matea of Montht, becaufe the longeft Day In the End of the fit ft Climate
is ooe whole Month j the longeft Day. at the End of the fecond, tw«
whok Months^ and fo on.

IL 0/ La vd and Wat zh.

I Globe of the Sarthj i
fymtr, divided as followi^ vm^

IHE whole Globe of the Sarthj is coofidercd as a Body of LtfM^juii

' Land xttto - . • • Wafer hito

—.A ■ ^— — 1 f n,-,-^ ■

tories, I / !
ins, J C<

Coatineata, Ifthmus^s, f J Oceans^ Streighta,"

iHandSy Promontories, t f Seas, Lakei,

PeninfalUy Mountains, J v Gulfs, Rivert,

1. A Contineni is ^ large Space tf dry Lmd, conprehending divert
Countries, Kingdoms and States, joining all together without an entire Se-
paration of its Parts by Water 3 as the ContiiUMi of Bunpt,

s. An IJland, is a Part of dry Land enviroQ*d round with Water j ig
Great' Britain,

3. A Ptm/ifula, othefwife Cbirfinefus, is a Part of dry Land crerf
where inctofed with Water, fave one Neck jotning the fame to th^
Com^i'nent I M Africa,

4« An Jftbmui, is that narrow Neck of Land whkh joins the Peninjulm
to the Continent t by which People may go from x>oe to the other j aa the
Jfilfkns of Durien, ^

5.* A PrttHMUorjf, u a high Part of Land Aretching itWf out into the
Sea, the Extremity whereof is commonly termed a Cape or Head* Land |
»« the Lizard. ^ * .

6. A Mountain, is a 'jifing Part of the dry Land, oTcr-toppio^c the ad-
jacent Country, and appetrmg the firft at a Diftance ; as Mount Tentrijfe.

7. The Octan^ it a mighty Rendeevpus, or large ColIeAion of Wa«
ters, environing a confiderable Part of the main Continent} as the At/antick
Ocean.

2. The Sta, 11 a fmaller Colle^'on of Waters intermingled with Iflands," .
and entirely (or moflly) environed with Lands j as ih^MidiUrranean Sea,

9« A Guiff is a Part of the^MeTaiy where environed vrith Land, er«
cept ooe PaOage, 'whereby it eommunicates with the neighbooripg Seat
QfmMmOeian\ as the Gulf of y^ice,

to, KStrtight, ii a narrow Pafl^ge, either jaJnirg a Gulf to f he neigh* -
beririsg Sea or Oetan, or one Part of the Sta or Otean to another j aa the
StreitbttQiGibr§tt§r» ^ ,, a

(4)

II. A tske, II i fmaller Cone£tton of 4eep ft«nding Wateri, entireTf
fufioundbd with Land, jnd ht?ingno vifible or immtdtsteCoouiiUAiGitioa
with the Sea } u the Lake of-Gmnf**

IS. A River ^ ii a confidenble Stream of frefh Water iffuing oot of
one or various Fountaiaie and contiaualiy glidmg aloog them ijT one or
more Channels, tMl it diigorgeth iifelf it Jaft into the Qcim j «• the
River Tbawm^ ku

.h.u Of CONTINENTS.

CommoDl/ reckoned four, «fs, Tho(e of

. ^ ■ ■ ■■■' A i , ^ ii I

Europt, 4f''*'*»

Mumfu

4fiu

North \X;S^T:r^^{\ found fr«« W.liE^
^ CTrance ■ ■ - ■ ^

South

foapl ton W. to £•

North,- comfurebendifig tAC f«ft OtuaHry of Ttfrr^rjib

BMrhajy \
BiUdulgtri d

{North, comfu
South )j

(bond from W.toE*

^j^m ^

.^4^4 or the DsTerC
Luid of the Nigrcts

Gtiiaea — ■ '

Nmha-

fouad £^m N. to St

L^'*^r*{Kr

YNorth,

AmrtM *

1 Nsm Bf*xic; or JVivc) J

] Orangda^-^'^ . \ — 1

'S Fiorida'^ I I J r

I T«'ic0 QtMiinfi s ■ . . I 1 .1 . . I

. Ttrra Firms

from S. to K« ^

South—

fr<^ K« to S«

{.••or

<5^
fa. Of jaiJ^ffDV.

They ether belong to

1 — ^ ■ I I I

{The Scandudtfiau lihiiat-)
The Iflajul 0/ Uiiawd I
The BHUMMig Iflao^f V IMag
The ^tef«f f ^^

TheJlfrirf#fr«MMlflaadl J
rTbt-^dMn Ifkndf
ThePlf/^.
M The liUt iM LtfffMi^
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ITheAbnAofdie^bMl
(:S^i«aiidtheAfii/^«r«.

Jin the ]
, N.ofI

4^«.

. of 7i/j#.

the PbiHppiti^

Men

flfdftlrit(

Jbierh.A

Miadle
are the

\

III

Thcia.orc^r^i&

The Cmtvi'* Bhodf
Th9 Madi^a
Th^ IQmCMmrm

The FfMM/i |a«od
St. A«^nHi

Pm^Rin
^ fCMSktt

L C B»mdMt

In the N. and l^tf///V S«v«

W. ofSpsiw*
S. of £ar^.

*E. 6faiiw.
s. w. .

E,ofthei_ ,^„..
S. of the /»*////>//».
W. of the M/W.
W. ofthejn.flf^.

W. of Mgrtlami.
W.nfBiMuhtr.
Vr, of Bar^srf.

W.of^rA. L.oo»

>^^S.W.ofSt.T^,

W. of Nova Gran»
£.of ^/rr«Ca«tf«

E. oiJUewSp^hu

S. E. of the Greater
S. E. of F/flf/rf*.
N. of 7irr« Firmd%
E. of Fhridg,

J.J. Of PENlNSULjiS.

rjW/tfW — — — — fGmmf.

djrtca^ nose but Afnta itfdf — — r a i y

AmMmif S ^l^**/i»« or AtfTiS Jikricd «-

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fAfia.

FeninfiiU

itttrg Canwemt
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$.4- Of I$TtiMUS:S.

lo Emipi ire the J Grrnf^

Jfhwmi** t( X Tauriia Cbtffiwefui

la Af9 ii the Jflhrnut of Malacca

In 4/>ic« If the i(9^flvff of ^»f«

la jiwuricM it the Ifibmut of Panams

Mona to Greece*
TauricaCbirfemefrs tO Little
Tarfary,

Ms/actoPciiim/jMJia intra

Gangem»
Africa U Afm*
MexUo to Ptfriir.

J.J. Of PROMONTORIES or C^PES.

la

dJU

Africa

Cepe No'd
Capi la H'gut
The LoBtPs End

The XrfawrJ
The Start
Cap9 d« Twfkrra
Capda,Rfiiea\
Capi St: Fin€c0
C^pe magp9 i
ape Cmerin \
Cape R^xaigait
Cape Sparfd
Cap: Vftdt \^
C*p« •/ Go9d Btpe
Cape of, GaarSfm
Caps da florida
Cape di drienee
Cape Froward
Cape Horn
Cape d* S^Augufiint

/-The Northmoft Part of JVarvf^^
The N. of Franee,
The S. W. ;

ofE/ig/amd*

TheS.
ThcW.
The W.
TheW.
TheW.
ThcE.ofi

ef Spawm
:bina, *

^j Pema/kia Jadiahtra Gawgcm
•|^ S.E. Part of ^rtfAr>.

The W. of Bafbary.
Thtyf.ofNegrekMd.
TheS. of JEtbiopia exttriarm
The N. £, of JEtbiopia cxttri^n
The S. of Florida,
ThtVf. of New Spain.
The S. of 7«rrtf MegtllamcM*
The S. of T^rrtf J^/ F«»{0«
LThe E. of f rtfx//.

I

f. 6. Of MOUNTAINS

The Volpbrin9 HiUr

Hyptrberea*, Mount.
The Civemut
Averfine
The Famguc
fitjbttlbirge
Sctmamtoaidea
The Coffatbian Mo.
The F;r4r»MM Hills

The^/i

I 4 The Apcamnt HiUi

^ I ^/A«'M [a Fitfcaw}
Ba/caa

between Sweden and Ntrwfyt

in the South Part 7 - aft^/v,— .

in the Tforth Part J of |»*/iw^

I in the S. Part of FraaUa^^^^^
In Lsrrain,
incircling Bobema^^
in the S. of Germany , ^hrSnab/at
in the S. Part o$ Pa/and.
between Spain and France,

between ft«/^ andi Jif**^'
•^ XGermany^

dividing /fflj^ '»*''lwfft.
in the Kingdom pf Napitn
iAtheN.ofJId^ab*.

\

/I The B»hMSm»i

Xhe GfgmpisnHUlt
TheC^of HiUi
MAMi9irn Hilla
Tilt Peak
Sm99dm

\ 1 #r<Mcft Ptffr/Vl
• flmsvs

111

Gitac9»

I
I

M

i\

LiH

JilMt
BMfili

Amsrd

Tettrif

Tbew^/M^iVrtHiUt

TUAUa

(7)

in the £• of Mamitn,
between Tbejfklj and Mgcedkm,
in ScMlsad, vis. on the River D/#«
between Scttland tnd Eniland,
in EugUnd^ Yis. JToreeftcfJbirtt
j^ Bffftiful, viz. Deriyjbire,
^ in fVala, vis. Carmmrvut/birt*
H in Wales, vis Cardigafijbire,

in Ireland, vis. in the C. of Limaritk^
io a little lOana Weft of iV#f^
in the Ifland of Sk/^.

rtn Tartarf,
... c Ttfrr«ry and the

I ^"^^^^'^ iiW^^ Empire.
' on the North of FanhJuJa intra Gangem

in Ptninfuia ladia 4ntra Gangem,
j reaching from Ea^l to Weft uf all 2^tf,
^in Ihc Ifland of Oyw.

f^betweca 2^«w aad <ff0^«

in theN. of xhtAixffiin Eo)pirff«
nnderthe E^tinthe famcEmpite*

iiitheIflaodof9>ti#rf/

C Pitrida.
between ^ ^^^^^ c^^^^^jy^.

i-in 5. jtHer^ run. from S« to N*

H"^

i;. Of OCSwfJV J.

{7tfrt«rMe "> I

Cbha I I

/ii^<tf« > Ocean I m

\

Kortb*
Weft.

r Oriental
4frit*» X Etbio^ick
L Ailantiek

^ r Northt
4lftfpotbft 4 E)ft.
C South.

i5 j r Eaft/

Ocean I l^r/Monthe •{, Souih*

t Weft.

Ameriia on the J ^^

»4

§.S. O

Bifiiti Se«

GermhtBe^

^. Of SE A^. ;

I with
J I with

}

J GiriRfffy' Apart
SctmdinaviM 7

on the { E.

oo

BarUrf _

The Seat in the othtr three Part* of the WorW, are diflRCTtat Parti of t^
Ocean [except M«ra Caffiym in 4^«] vafioufly nane^i according aa they
lie Mjate&t to i^iTerent Countries.

J. 9- OfGULfS.

MMftff

* Stum B»fin'sitt
Sinut Finicm

y Biwwt" AIM 9^ Mt

,QuifofLJM#
I* Gutf of Taremutm

Gutfof

jffi*

([ovMofB^gaJt

In ^ritfi it the Jrahiam
Gulf.

I

L'

I Buit09*% Bay
B^n\ Bay

Straits of iitfver -^
Strji-.8ofthe^0»ir^
Straks of& Ar«/r«K
Straits ol Caffa
TbrAtianBojpbwui
The Htllifi^m
Fjre of Bteffitm
Bokc of CQrjSca >

T Straits of the5eo«i/

IS'raitiofOrsiM .
la Africa is Bahekundtl

r Hudfani Stf aita
dJiwrwM^ DdwiVa Straiti

{^l%#IM(4Scniti<

1 ioto jSiVMd7«»4

betwa» J ^,4*^ . jj Esin^

Northward
k loft ward

N.W.

N« into the S. of J^Vm^
N«W« into the S.oI^1m{[|.

«T . . *> Florida,

W. between ^^.Tr. Kr«i.

S.W.betW.e.}?j:;:j5«f^-^

N. between

LN.W. into

Of STRAITS.

Evopt

Afia.

#-The C»er, Ocean to the £if • Cha*
The IXaniftt to the Bakkl^Sei.
The /If^rt/Tr. to the Weftrn Oceaoi'
PaiuiBSdiitit to thePae/.Jbxiaaib
Pftff/M Suximtx to the Proftniis.
Prtfwm to the Artbifihgia,
t .g- ^ One Part of the AfsirV. tomnotherr
r 2. "S One Part of the /Mf^> to another*
Tho I'-dsMir zadEafgm Ocean.
TUb P^v/jfl Gulf to the S; Ocean/
The Red Sea to the Eaftern Oceao,
BummU Bay to the Eaftern Ocean.
Baffin* % Bay to the Eafiern Ocean.
L The nk Saftcra and Weftem Oceao*

§. II. or

s

_ v^

(9'>
f II. Of L4RSS.

fl

^ftern Patt of Swetdlatd.

I WefietA Part of SmttdUni.

I Weitm Part of BiMfitmi^.

X Siutheta Part of Germ^

North ofEigbndt ▼ii. ff^fwutefa^i,
Mi&dle of EMgiatd, Tis. HuBthi^Jtirt^
N.rthern*1 p ^^ &«,/^,^.
Southern 5
Hon hern ^

^NofiH

,}

PtrtofT'jrftfff,

f I farimt

Iff Eupana orXaM^h

Morth

Middle -

X Baftera P&rt of^ C6rii«.

] Northern Part of Mr*

Nbrthemm ^^ ^

Northern V Ptrt of Pttfi£$

Middle J

South of Ptfls/^/>iri
•WcftcrnPartofi§0!^r.

liiddle Part df Siaars,

'NorUi -J

. Middle SPm of iE/A»V* lur^rwr.
Sbutli 3 "

[&ttth Part of Stbivfia E^ifhrp

faft Part ofwwa Hn»#»
julh Part ofPfffir. .
North Part rf Sa^Mflp
3 uth^^Psit of Cgni^^fi,
*5

§« l». Of

$• 12.

( io>

Of RIFSRS.

Th/e e^ E U R O P E

I?

Is. I

}

Iw

W.iniu
maia B.

iOfy
OcbarJui
Tartar
Pratifaf>g€
Cbefel

3.

§ r Cruut

% \ dluenga

^ I Indut
fMamis
FaRmalm
limni
Bendimr

N.

}E.

In P^fffpt II ihtNiU

Thofe

11 ^ C ^'^^

1^*^ VFrai

of AFRJECA.

E.
S, W.

£.(ma.B.

E.

tJ.tur.B.

N.

S.W.

E.

E.tura,S«

S.

V^.toMU

E,

W. [tar.

E. various

E.

S.

E.

S. W^

w.

£.

S.

I

S.W.

>

JO r^upf II cue nut «^

* C B anches of Gir \ 1

la Zatra is the Body of Oir 1 I

Ib Nmlaodii the iV/W J L

}«■

S. £•
S. B,
Wi

In ^mbia. h the River Nubia

^ Zaire .

, Extefitr jR»di h/anti
^InHrior it iVi/ir, its jniin Body .

7V e/* A M E R I C A.

In Ne^u Spain none remarkable
, 5 N, Granada is i(i9 ^/ M^f

P The great RUer C#«a^
\ The Cifuitaiaa

Yerra Canadenju

Stbioj^ia,

I

In.b.
Jw.

S. B.

(Hud/nCs River
/?/v/Vr^ «/* la }Var%
The Stfyaabjnab
The Fatomck

- The Patomttk
^li T^r^J dr&iea none " |

• r Pariu, Or OroncpiB
STarra firma K. deX Madelitu

L S, MartbA

C Miarjf

Jb JmoMoma ii thei*««»»»tf, with iti Branchei
' f Peru none remarkable

Xa

i Paraguay Is Jl/o </# /« ?/«««
?

1

i S. B.
V-N.

8.

I'

N. b;

N.
E.
S.W.

>H

Roflning S. B«

C^Vf none confideiable
~% Terra Magillaaica \
\Ttrra Amaraiea S

III. Of KINGDOMS.

The WorW ia iMvbt^ into four principal Parti, vi»t\Eiirope, Jfit, d*
Jrisa, t^oii America*

^ Sweediand
Scandinavia < Denmark

C Nerwaj
Mufcpuia
France
Gertnaa^
Poland
Pruffia

Spain and P^n^al
Italy

LNaplet V>^ 5"'4>
Turkejf in Zitre^i

^Stocibofm

Ccpenbagen

Bergen

Mojcow

Parte

Vienna

Craciw

K^nin^/barg

Madrid and tt/hn

Rome

Naphi and Mtjina
^CinJiantinopU

The

< iz )

The S^mptM Iflanai are Orttt-Britdit^ and Ir^lmii, tiie Oreadtt, .tba
Bthridn^Btt, bcbnging to Grtat- Britain^ xh^SctmdiiuimianlSiznAM, the
jSmwitt ^ei^^d $ and ia the Mtditerranean Sea are Mdjeremt Hikorsm^
TvieSf Orjka, Ssrdinia, Sieifyj Malta, Candia, Cyprut.

c r i'uftarw S r Ctfw^fl/*

p < Uditi >Thc Catuta! Clty< Agra

The J^iatUk lOanda are the J^paa, the FbiUppin, the I/Ict ifrr £«r*
rtsf^ the Mobuca, the Xflaiids »f (he Sund, the Maidimt and &jp/0««
~ f*Cair9'

Dora

ZtttHziga
►The Cafical City^ Tam^km

I Barkatf
I Biltdulgtrid

or ini

1,

I

I I ^atartf or ths i)«/«rlb
« ^^ TJ^e Land of Iftiroet

The ^fiMfi IHinds are Madaiafiar, the Iflaodt of G^ VeNkt tl^
CsMoriei, and Madeira^

jCrda
DuMtala
MoMmotapd
^Cbaxbuwn

"Mtxito ttNew Spain
Nm Idtxin or Granada
Florida

Terra Canadenft
Terra AfQi^a

I

jTtrra Firma
■^ Prr«

Land of ^ai#«aMt

Mrawi

Chili

Parainof

Terra Mtiiliauta,
*T§rra AntarSiiia

rMotien
S.Fi
Coin

B^m

>!<!

^

5. Fi d$ Btg^M

Lima

S.Sahadm
S. yag$
A£um^tim

Thelflaods of Amrica are California, NemfiaadHani^ Cnifi, ym^t^i
BiJ^aniila, P$rf. Rit$, Bermudas, aad Ttrra 4il Fttog9^

EUROPE,

Oi SWE D E N.

TH S Air of thia ConAtry it cold» and the Soil sot tieif Mtfiil|
however it aboundt with various Sorfs of Filhj and ie? eiral Mines of
TiHt Brafs, iron and Copper. The longeft Day in iJie North of thia
Country l« about two Months^ and the (horteft fix Hoora and ■ Half. It»
chief Commodities are Meta!i, Ox Hides, Goat and Buck^SJdnay Fans,
Tailow, T«Tf HQneyi Oaks aa4 Fin« Xutbiraaijm u tht dttbkOi^ Re*
lisioff«

Of

(13)

Of DSNMJKK^JkUniatkM ImlhrA ftMi.XirfiM< tht Air
k wry coM and miftjry ytt ditSoii if gMd^ uii adlMi Plioty of^DDrft
mud Psifturage. Its cliief CMmodkiM •rolilly pMlf«tlMiv<HBiriB|fy
Furahom lb« Sbifit^ Afntour, Ov-Ri^H TkH«ir, Fir^ Wtuibot, ttfti
The loagBfrDM ii fcfrntCM Hvbm ind » Hllf, and tfc* Aoff«diti||bt
•ad a Hal/. The eft«bli/H*d ReliifiM i» £iPli»r«irMa«

Of iUMI#Vlt^Tii» Air of thitCOMCvy i» & estiMMly #oM, tad
the ^oU fo ytry batrta, that it ii botthioly UhaMlM. ludiicf Ooimbo*
^itMt arc Stocks WtA (which the paor Faepl^diy, aa»uli.iiiit«d o^lMul)
lieb Fui«» Traia-Oily Fltch^ MiAf, C»ttMy DatKBiMida, whid^tiky
•xchaAga Cdp Gbnr, Wine, Fnritii and othtr MiceiMia of LiAk Tha
lon^eft Day, hi thaia»A Notthora Matt, ft tvw AlMthai aodtha&trteft
in the moft Soatherp^ fix Hours ard a Half. The N m ww y aw lae a hardy
Faopl0, but Ttiy meaa and ignovant'. TKeReitKioM aMbhiVd i» the- fame
as an DammHt, bat in Lffkmdi and the m«ft Nbrtbeta P^tv of thil
Country, the^ know very Jhde o^it*

€>f naUSCOrr or JRUSSi^.-^'The Demioioiia ofMLfiny, or Siiight
are of a very great Extent^ ithe Peoyte hardy iad vigotoat, and fiaae the
late CwFe»er, vety niuc'b poliAed and iniptovedi The Airii estremdy
cold during three Qnartert of Che Yetr, and the-fli«rt Semner they have
ia Tcry hot* T%e Son doei not fet, in the moft Not them Pare of thie
CouBCiy, for above two Monthi j the ftorteft Day, in the flU)6 Sootheni
Party is about niae Hoori and a Half; The chkf GaniBoditief of thk
Covatry are Wax> Honey,. TaUew» Train- OiU Caviere, Plar» Hemp,
ftlad Iron, Fun, SaUet, Martini, Qfe^ The Government h Ttry aMb^
lotc and defpoticah 9fe, and the eomaMn People fe ignoMo^f at to be^
lieve their gteat Makr knowa all ThiagF. The ReHgton ta Ghiiftianity^
hnat miitd with many Rmi^ and other ftxpecAttianfOiaaiORferi

Of FRANCEt'^Bramiy it tinier, an abfolute Goveroment, andpro^
ffelTei the ffaaRy/b Religion. The Air n very lemperate^ plea Ant and
haalthfol, the Soir extiaordin^ry frtJirfuly and the-Gammeditiee %x\x,
Fiih, Corn, Wine, Pepper, Skins^ SWkt| fiTfk The Days era about
the fame Length as in Bwf/stid, The Language fo uniTeriaUy preraihr^
Chat it 18 ufed ii> moA Gnarta in Sfef», The Manners of the People era
Tery polite and agreeable, and the tail Age has prodvccd abondanta of
great Men in almoft every Branch of polite and ufofol Learning.

Of GBttMANX^r^ermtaj is ditidtd into three PkfU \ Norths Midi
4k> and 8o«th« '"

S >theCiitleof< ^e/!>*«//tf
SB I I Lower 54XM9

^ T ?The Lower kbhe ^ChlefTowm^

2 > the Circle of \ The V^ Rhin

jtthedirciaoffe^.

MftU

Hamburg

Wiutnhufg

Frautfan

Nitrewtburg
Ab&urg

FiiBta

Tht

r»4 ) '

The Alf ind Soil of this Ittgi Ooontry h nrfiWentt, aceordlak ta
the different Sitoition of iti fcveril Parts, la thia great Empire are coo*-
prdienAed abore three hundred diflfereat Sovereignties^ yet ail^ or moft of
them, iubjeA to the Emperor of Oemaaf: The Language k that called
the Wgh'Dutcb, . The People are fknums for Sincerity in their Dealings,
and much Ingenuity in mechaaicfc loTentioni.

Of FGLjiND^T'Tht GoYernmeoC of this Country it an eleftive Ma«
narchy, and on thaf Account it ta often harraffed with Gvil Wars and Di-
vifions. The Air is generally cold, bat the Soil pretty fruitful* It »•
bounds with feveral Commodities, as Wax, Pitch, Salt, Soap, Rofia,
Flax, Butter, Cheefe, Corn^ rich Furs, &c. The Days are much the
lame Length as ia, Eagiawdi the elUblidicd Religion is Popery, but all
others are tolerated. ^

. Of 5 P/ilN and FORJUGJl.^Tht Climite of thefe Countries is
▼ery hot, particularly in Sfaiti, the People are very bsy, proud, formal,
and very much bigotted to the fupef ftitious Parts of Religion. They are
.very jealous of theit^Wivei, who are. given ta Intrigues. The chief
Commoditiesare Wines, Oil, Sugar, R.ice, Siik, Honey, Flax, Railins,
Almonds, Oranges, Lemons, &e. The longeft Day is fifteen Houra
three Quarters, and thcf ihorteft ni;ie Hours and a Quarter.

Of i-r^Lr.— This is the moft enteruiniog Country in the World for
Travellers, as it contains the Remains of the greateft, wifeft, braved
People that. ever lived, «/«. tite Ramam,

The Air of this Country is pure, temperate, and healthful ; the Soil
generally exceeding fiuitful ; but the People fo broke with Slavery, and
harraHed with the Tyiaonies, Oppreffions and Impofitions of their Pcicfts^
^faat it is not cultivated in the Manner it might be. The c^ief Commo- '

dities are Corn, Wine, Oil, Rice, Silks, Velvets, Gold Wire, Ar«.
mour, GlafTes, G^c, The People are ingenious, and excel in the Arti
of Staruary, Architecture, Mufick and Painting*

Of lURKEr in ££/il(3P^.— This C mntry coqiprehends H»nggrf, ^

Greece^ Little Tartarf, and the Danubian Provinces. The Air of thefe
Countries is very different, that of Greta U allowed to be pore and tempe«
rate, the others, generally not fo ; the Sdil is pretty ficuitful in CorOi Roots
add various Sorts of Fruit* There are feveral Mines of Cupper, Iron,
Quickfilver, Antimony and Salt. The prevailing Religion in Hungary \%
that of the Church of iCtfWtf ; in Greece^ Litth-TarUty, and the Provin-
ces Mabometifm is eftabliihed. Cofffiautm^U is the Seat of the Oiand
Seignior, to whom they axe all (iibje^.

ASIA. ^

QF T^RTyfur.— The Air of this Country is very different, by Reafoa
of its vaftFxteot fron^North to South : The moft SootheroParts having
the fame Latitude with the middle Provinces of Spttin, and the moft I

Northern reaching beyend the arClick polar Circle. The lon^eft Day In
the North is about two Months, and the (horieft in the South nine Hours
and three Quarters. The Manners of the People are ^ery rude and barbs.
reus-; thrir ordinary Food is HorferFleih, and they iive in Teo^s and open
Fields. The Religion is PagMtfm in the North, and towards the South
Mabcmetifm prevails. The Great Cham of Tartary is an abfolute Mo«.
narch,. and affumci fuch a proud Superiority over his Subjefls, as never to
Ae'fjpoke to but upon their Kace with their Facet towards the Orwind,

Hit

( 15 )

Hh Subjeat ftile htm the Shtdow of God | lie lookt apw himftlFae tha
lionardi of the whole World j and every Day after he h«j diaed, ha
caules the Tnunpett to ibtuid^ thereby giving Leave to all the Kingi and
Priocea pf the Earth to go to Diooer. The chief Commoditka of thia
Country are Sable, Marttnt, Silk, Cambleti, Fiaz, Muik, Ciooamoo^
ajid great Quantities of Rhabaibt

Of CH//VLitf.— Thit is thought to be the moil popatoai Conotry io the
World I the Air it cold io the moft Northern Partt, bat generally very
tempermtc { and the Soil is fo ezcf ediog fruitful, that they are faid very
often to reap two or three Harvcfts in a Year« The longeft Day u fourteen
Hoara three Quarterly and the /hoiteft ten Hoori three QJoarten. It
abouadi in Gold, Silver, preciooi Stonei, Quick61ver, porcelaoa Difliet,
Silica, Cottooi, &Ca The CUtuft are ing^nioui, and Lcveri of Science*
THe Religion of the Country i« I^Utry, and the Oovernment ii at pre*
fcaat fubjrft to the Great Cham of Tartary.

Of INDIA. — ^This^vaft Coontry comprehendi all between P^rjf« and
Cbina^ vix. the il&{tf/*i Empire, and the twoPeoinfulas of /fliif«, the
one wUhin, and the other without the Gmniu, la the Maui's Eotpire^
the Atr in general is cold, and the Soil barren. The I^sngth of the Days
moA NTigbts it abeut the fame as. It is in China, The chief Commodit'es
are Aloes, Muik, Civet, Rhubarb, Indigo, Borax, Opium, Silks, Cot-
toxia. Carpets, and moft Sorts of Spicei. The Religion is Paganifm, and
in fome Parts Mabmeti/m, The Government is arbitrary, and. the 'Great
Nf ogul is Heir to every Man's Eftate, which he difpofes of at hisPleafure.
The Throne he 6ts on is the richeft in the World* In the Peoinfuia
ivithiq the Ganges the Air is very hot, and the Soil exceeding fruitful.
'Xhe longeft Djy is thirteen Hours and a Half, and the ihorteft eleven and
at Half* The Commodities are Metals, Siilc, Cotton, Pearls, Druga,
T>ates, Cocoas, Rice, Ginger, Cinnamon, Pepper, Caflia, Stc, Th«
Religion is generally Mabometifm, The Government is various, and Aib*
je£l to many different Princes ; but in fome Parts the People are fubjedl to
oo Government at all. In ibe PeninfuJa bejood the Ganges, the Air ra
vnore teaiperate« ard the Soil, if foflible, more fruitful. It abounds with
IMioes of Gold, and great Quantities of precious S ones t Nay, fo va(lly
rich is this Country, that it is thought by many to be the Land of O^bir,
to which Solomon fent his Ships for Gold. The Comrooditiea of this Pe-
fiinf )Ia are much the fame as in the other, and the Days the fame Length*
, Of PE RSI A.^'Tht Air of this Country is temperate enough in the
Korthern Part?^ but in the Southern exce^ve hot« The Soil is generally
ftui tful. The JoDgeft Day is fourteen Hoars and three Quarters, and the
ihortefi^ thirteen Hours and a Quarter* The Commodities are curioui
Silks, Carpets, Tiflues, Maoufaaurea of Gold, Silk and Silver, Seal-
skins, Goat-^ins, Alabafter, and all Sorts of Metals. The People are
very civil to Strangers, luxirious, extravagant in their Expences, and much
a4,diaed to Aftrology. The Religion is Mabometifm, and the Government
abfolute, being entirely fubje£l to the Will of the Emperor,, who is ftiled
the Great Sophy of Perfia $ but lince the Death of KsmH J^«, it has
been in a S'ate of Anarchy and Confufion. ^

Of rURKET in ^SM.— This vaftly extended Body comprehends 2Vtf-
ioiia, Arabia, Syria, Pbeenicia, PahJIime or Judea, and the Eupbratian
ProviAceSf The Religion ef all thcfiitouatries is generally Mabwetijm, hue

( iS)

venuRCtttrare vartour, b«t tiicf ve alf fab}e^ to the G/iird'Sei|iiR>r j die
iyran«y of whoft Gora mn e n t fa <ftfco<intgf s laduftry, and depopulitca
Hiemoft froitfol Countries, that xhitk Phfnhium, which of old- were fo
fmnovf IbrTrvdeand'Comnercr, an now (xcnme a poor »iJ dfeipkaMe
People $ and 3"^'**' ^' ^*"^ ««rh'ch for i'rs F^uitfulnefs war fiid to flow
with Milk and Hbner. n now r KarreTt vni oncultiTaTed Place,

A r R r e A.

OFJSGTPT'.-^The Air of thh Country ii very hot and uowholefome |
' the Soil an fertite •■ any in the WorM, ocnfiooed by the yearly Orer-
flbwio^ of the i?if/f *; but that jtoerer raiat in this*QjonU7 may juffly be
thought a vn'pr Error. Th*^longrft Day if fourteen Roan and an Half^
and the fhorteftten and anR^lf. The chief Cmmoditfes ate Sugar, FJfx^
. Rice, ail Sorts of Oraint and Prifits Lirren-> doth. Silt, BaHam, Sttma^
CafTia, ftftf. The Religion is Mktmetifm, and the GbYeroment it fubjefl
to the Grand Seicniv.r.

• Of BARBARYl^TUe Afrof thi« Cuntry is temperate and healthful , •
nad the Soil trviiful. Hi chief Commodities are Honey> Wax, Oil, Sh«
gar, FUz, Hdev, Dates-, Afmonds, fiTr, I>ayt near the fame Length as
in E0p*» TKi» large 'Ci>unrry comprehends MbrectSf Ftn,. and feveraf
other PfovincBf, fiJ^jc€l to the King" of ifcferwwj Tunh, A/giirii and ^
fdme othertj fubjca to th« Grand Seignior. The Mabmitan Religion ii
profefled here, but they differ in many Things fVoni all Mher ilftf&c^i*

OF BJlEDUtGBR1D,'^ThU hrgt Country is partly foBJi^ to the
9)irJli, and partly to the King of Af9rt£t$, The CKopateis yeVy hot,, yet

^nerally efteeroed whoifbme. The Soil is but indiferent, and the Com.
lAodities ttv ; the chief are Corn, Cattle, Datts.and lodlgo. The littlo
Helrgion they have is Maihmeii^.

Of ZJJtRA or the DZ^i^ftT*.— Much the Ame may be faid of tfa!t
Cbuntry as the laA, only thu it is mote Andy and barren^ and the Ihha*
bitanta, if poDilile, more favageand igndVant.

The L^nd" of NBGROBS.-^Tht Air of this Country is yery warre^
yet eiteemed fovecy heahhful, that fick Perions are fatdto be brought hl«
ther in order tb recover their Health. The Soil is exceeding rich , efpecialjy
towards the River Nfger, which overflaws a confidetable Part of it, ja
the Niti doth Buft, Here is great St^re of C^rn, Cattle, and. various
Herbs. The Woods abound wiih Ete{;bants and other Head!', both wild,
and tame. The Jongeft Day is thirteen H^urs and a Quarter, and the ^
Aorteft eleven Hcurs and a Quarter. The Commodities are Oilxiih IVa« — ^
thers, Gums, Amber, Gold, Red wood, Gvet, and Elephants Teeth«
Of Cl///V!£>f •-— ThcAir of this C:)0ntry it exceeding ho% and'un-
whokfonie to Sfangers/ the Soil very fruiifol, and the Cjuntry abounds
with ^Elephants, hftoes'of Gold,, a id Rivera which afford abundance of
Fear], and Gold- duft.. The longeft Day is twelve Hou^s and three Quar-
ters, tnd the Jbozteft elcvdn Hours and three Quarters. The I(< habitants of
this Country are reckoned the blackeft of all .t|ie Negroes^ and moft ci
them fjn quite naked. They are very igoorant and fo^ei|Utious, and in
ibme Parts are f..id to offer human Sictifices. They think .GJd Almigbty

• a^rery good Being, and on that Account arc civil to him i but they wor*
Jhip the DtTil, and p J to hiva heartily, for feai he ihould hortthem.

(17)

Of m/BTA^Mwh iht fane m^f be fiul 6f NOfs U C^he^:

Of ETHIOPlA.'^Etbifia it difided into Interior and Bmeikfw h9^
fhr, or the Land of the jAfffrnti^ ii wholly within the torrid Zone, Mid
confeqtiently extreamly hou Tht Soil netr the HiU it vtam^t^fvM^^
bat diHaot from thtt, the Goontry it full of MouflCtint and feady Ete»
iartt. The loogeft Day ii thirtMn Hoof! and a hllf, and th« flietteA t«a
Hoon and a Halt The Conunoditiet ar« QoM» Metalt, <acnit« Corn,
Cattle, Salty Flax, Wine, Sugar-eanet, Of r. The People are cooipoled of
'B^gamt, Jewt, Mabomttam and Chn^mm^ bat that wfiich nioft preTaile
is faid to be Chriftiaaity. The Ooremniefte k fabjeA to an Emperofy
whom we call FrtlUr jAm, EtBitfim Smterm cooipNhendi a great many
Kii^doms and Scatei, and i» of vaft EatcBt^ coofeqaently tbe ^t and Soil
>• vary various. The Commoditiea ate Oold^ &l««r, Pearli, ifory, Oil,
Ambergreafe, Muflci Rice, Millet, Lemons, Citroai, tfr. TfacMi»>.
aers of the People are generaily barbartfuy etod-fairage. In fone Parts hu«
SMS Fkih is fold in ShamUns aa coomion aa we fell Bei€and Mattoa*
The Peo^e c^ H0Htn$$ti ioltabit Pert otf this Coontry, and are tfan
paftieft of all Craatarieii tUey beftnow themfdvet-wrlrOiieB^iB aad all
Kiiide of FUtH, and thinfc they adorn Oeail^feeby luagMig tha e«li
and Garbage of the Beafti they Jilll aboikt iheif llteks.

Op MEJtlCa, or Ne^ S^.^rhit Cbontyy lias fer* the inbft paA
vrfchio- die torrid Zm%. yet the Air i< tempente and haakhloly bttag
refreflied with eocl Breeses firom tlie Sea^ The Sail it very fertllfr, pro»>
dneing makiy SoKa of Grain, as- Whcaa, Buky, P»lie aad Malae | fievffol
Kinds of Froit^ at Poaigrasiabet^ Ofait|«8, Le'meaa, Citremr Cherries^
Malicsteat, Peart, AppkM, Pigs, O^eoa Natr, Cf*. «ad gmt Pleat^ol
Herbs, Plantaand Roou j withfeosa lich Mioet of QoJd am^ Silvar. Thi
longeft Day ii thittlsen Hottrarand threeQ|}ait«n» aad the ihorteft t«rfl«a
and a Half. The Maanera of tha Peaple «ira elvil^ and ih«y ene^ i*
Paiotlng, and playing od Several nbfical Inftrofaentak The Oo^ermaeot
la fukjea to the King ol 5*afav and the Rdigiea a Mktora ef Pagitolfai
gad ChriAlaidty.

Of NEmr.MEX!CQ,.ct QitJNM>A.^'m^ Coantfy la not My
difeovered. TheSotl is dry, fandy and barren, the A«r l U M ps iatraad
haalihliil, but Tobjea «• great Hurricnct, witii tcniaie f hwndar and
S.ighiaiiig# The QBaBiadhies are few, Cattla being tba only Thiag
they trade in. The Nattfea ava governed by ceKafaOiptiins efthait
•«n I ^e SpmiardtrtA^i^ hvecy and: Ajuw fbisr o# iIm moreeietliied VTa*
~ni4viirwefubjaAtotheKinfof5fer«;, The Rcli^on of theOoaatry ib
Pafanifai, bnt ia foaae Platee Aoy leea» t» harr wsry little Kotioa of an^
Ilelt:iD»atall«

Of FL0ftfi>^.--Th9Oimai» of Ihif Cowitrr ^ fe» tampctfaie, thai
the Inhabitaiftt fivefaa giaaif Age. Tha Soil If ywdtglaovfttfila, proio^
cing fiieft Setts el Grain, Hbrbi aad) Fnd^ The Mbonitiiis are lined
with aonfideimble Minas of G«ld.aiar Silter, the Rl^erftlTdrd vaft Haiki^
bars of valuable ^arltt Tha laageA Day ist foarteel^ Haorfr aad a Qoar*
ter, and che iht rtoft Day nfaw Hoaiv^ Tha People av# nacvraMy wbiia^
hat they oo|oar theaiielvaa lb aa t» apptav of an OttreOolbof« a«d ewn«
BDonly go quite naked, except tfia^ Piece of Diei-Skio^ wldcbibiwi
r about Uicir Mlddle« ^

( i8 )

Of .nRRA CAfJJDENSiS.^Terra CWif^^ii// eonfillt ef fdveral
krge and confiderable Countries, moft of them belonging to the Enflifit
Ai t^ew England, JV«w Ywk, New Jirfey^ Ptnfihfania, Mnryhnd^ Virgin
,nia^ Cnrwhna, iec The Air of 4II thefe Placet is generally temperate an<l
healthful, and the Soil fruitful. The Commodities axe the Slcins of Elksy
Deer, Bever^ Otters, Bears and Leopard!s j alfo Oil, Olive, Cotton, Indigo,
Ginge-, Tobacco, TViroierfck, Saake>root, Hemp, Flax, Hops, Rape*
Sctd, Madder, Fort, &c. Th% longeft Days, is moft of thefe Placesy
are about fifteen. Hours/ and iheihorteft about nine H()urs.

Of TER^yi ARQT'Utjt'^Th'is comprehends all the Countries witbia

the Ar£^ick Polar Circle, vm, Greenland, Spnisherg^ Ntva Zemhia, Terra

de Jcjfo^ Nem Ehnwmk, New North- IVala. Of thefe Countries little more

' ia known, than t^at they are cztreamly cold afid barfen> aad afford

▼ery few Commoditiiea*

• Of- TERRA FlRMjf:^^Tht Clinuite here is very hot, yet not on*
wjiolefoaie $ the Soil fertile, produciof great Plenty of Corn, and Fruits*
It abounds with precious Stoaes, Pearls, Mines«of Gold, Stljer,- Brafs, Sr#.
The Ktfigtfft Dayrls twelve Hours and a Half, and the ihotteft Day twelvt
Hoars. . The Religion ofithe Motives is Idolatry, and the GoTcromeatt, ia
a gr^at Meafure,. fubjc^ to the King of Sfwm,

Of PjffJSC^.— This is efteemed the rieheft of all the PlantatioBs beloog* ^
Ing to the Sfamardi, The Air of this Qmntry is in foxe Places eztreamly *
Hot, and ia others very cold ; the Soil hi like manner very fruitful in fome
Parts, and in ff^me faady and barren. Its Commoditiei are yaft Quantitiea
pi Gold and Silver, rich Pearls, abundance of Cotton, Tobacco, Cochineal,
jnedicinal Drags, 9f€, Theioogeft Dayis twelve Hoars and a Quarter _
and the ihorteil D^y ten Hoortf and a Half. This Coyntry was formerly "
{Toverjied by Kings, called Jiten | .but it is now almnft entirely IVihje£t to
the King of S/^nm, whofe Viceroy refidet at Lias*. The Nabve$ Wotihsf
the Son, Mooa an4 Stars, Thunder and Lightning, &C4

The Land of the Amasanns is r^ry little known.
. Oi BRAZIL* — The Air' of this Country is more temperate than one
would expe£l, it lying moftly under the torrid Z)ne. The Soil is fertile,
•iid the Commoditief Sugar, Amber, Rofin, Tobacco. Train- Oil, ConfeC'
tores, and great Qimntities of Red Wood ufed by Dyers. The longeft
Day is twelve Hoars and a Quartsr, and the ihorteft I>iy ten Hours and a
Half. The Portngnefe have Settlemeota apon moft of the Sea-CoaAs, and
the Viceroy of Ptrtugai refides at St; Sahadvcp

Of CHII0I — The Air of this Country in Summer Is much of the fame ^
Quality as in Spain ; but in Winter the Cold Is fo exceffive, that it fVe-
^ijcntly kills both Man and Beaft. The Soil is generally dry and barren,
but towards the Sea, the Vallies are very fruitful, and produce great Plenty
of moft Sorts of Grain. The longeft Day is thirteen Hours and a Half, *
and the ihorteft Day is feven Hours and a Half. The chief Commoditiea
are Gold, Silver, Maise, Corn, Honey, Oftriches, aad feveral Meuls.
The Country i( moftly fubjeft to the King of Spain, The Natives arc
reckoned thegrofleft Idolatertf of all (he Ameruant, worfhippiog the De-
vil, whom they term Eptnawhn, which figniiiei ftrong or powerful.

Paragnay, Tmtk MageilMka^ aad ttrrM ktuar&ifa, arc very imperfed*
Jy known*

A

<»9)

A TA BL.E of the Latitudes of mmy of the trttt eminent Plices •!
Earth j together with their IXffetencei of Meridian in Time, ai
Xoogitudc in Degrect, accounted from the Meridian of hii Maje
Royal Ohfervtory at Greetnoicb, near 7

Latitude.

Difference

Diitetcocc

Plaeei Names.

of Merid.

of Longit,

D. M.

H.M.

D, M.

A CAPULCOf* Mexico
Jr\ Agra, tbe B/bgnri Cwn

17 S«

7 05

106 15

a8 50

5 33

«3 «5

Aleppo in Syria

37 %o

% St

36 15

Alexandria, Egypt

31 07

• la

38 «c

Amiens in f ranee

49 54

09

• >5

A^ftcrdam

$% »i

19

4 45

Amwerp

51 10

17

4 'f

A*igaon

41 ^*

18

4 3«

Babylon
Barbadoee *

34 SO
ij 30

3 53^

48 Sc

58 IS

Barcelona

41 ft6

10

. » SC

Bataria

6S15

6 43

100 45

Bayonne

43 »|

6

I 30

Beogal

at 56

6 «i

95 '5

Bergen in Korway

61 00

Q 3»

8 OQ

Booonia in Italy

44 SO

47,

«» 45

Boftoo in New-£iiglao4

♦2 »5

4* 44

70 37

Brcft in France

4S »s

iP

4 30

Boordeaox

44 5«
S6 >6

»

0. 3C

Odit 11^ Spain

30

t7 SC

Calais in France

50 57

• 07

« 45

Cambodia in India

10 fto

7 »»

108 oc

Canea in Crete

35 «2

1 36)

«4 07

Candia

35 >8

1 41

»5 If

Cape bon Bfpennce

34S15

I 19 '

19 4i

CapeComerin

8 00

5 '3

78 15

Cape Veide oi th* I/Zse/Coree

14 4|

I 09

17 51

' Cayenne, Weft-Indiei

4 56

3 <^

15 Se

^y~

SO 04

» «7

I* '^
«S »5

Ceylon

7 50

5 33

" 'CJiebfan, China *

30 00

8 06

111 3c

Cochin, Eaft-Iodiee

9 "5

5 03

75 45

Cooimbra, Portugal

40 30

39

. 9 45

41 07

ft 07

SI 45

55 40

5o'»

la 30

C9rvo lofula

40 03

% €6

31 8©

Cracow, Poland

50 >o

I 18

19 30

Cofco in Peru

i»Sa5

4 55.
1 Id

73 45

Dantsick in Poland

54 **

19 oc

Pieppe in Kormandy

49 5«

04

ei 00

Dublin lis Ireland

53 »»

1 51 01

28

07 00

Q 09

OS 15

(20)

Pkcn Ntflict.

DttviMOMiDaJinatu
Edinburgh Mi Scotkiul
Eihbdea .
70ro IflfflK
Fes

florentu

Fraokfbft iff ci« MaSi^
Geneva
-GeaM
GWat

G^oeMWich St tU Obitnritoiy
Goft<« India

G«Qi-M Zcalaad ^^

Gaa4aloiipe #

. Gftnoble t

Htf&bursh 7 1

MivFC dc Grate •'

MtUalbuKgh i

Maaifnaa f« Cbiim Jl
Jamaica^ |Port-ft»jalf
Iflfolftad
Jofpnick.
Kcbicckr,

Ki>ain§Aerg it Rrvffi»
Ltshors
l*icfbe
Mpfick
1401% Peru
l*incsy Anftria
Uaa^ Fnnce
LiAfs, Porcaeal
i.0l«DON
Macao, Ghint
Madagafcar, Ar/^Timl^Gada
Maditd, Snaia
Majorca
MiJacca«I»dU
MartMicA^kui
MarftUUar
Md&a, Sicily
Maximo

M«akh». Ba?«ki
Man^elikr
MWcaw
Ifaistr

Latitude

D. M.

41 5«

5^ 5?

5t 05

s8 05

31 10

43 4*

s« 04

40 s«

4# *7

5« 10

ij 30

sr 30

140 ca

4* 16^

53 41

49 30

4^ *o

33 35

Difference
of Merid.

DifFecence
'ofLangit.

4«

40
40

47 >5

47 00

54 43

43 >8

50 40

5» >9

4t 16

5t

50

3»
3

19SS9

4^ >o

3» ^5

• 4»

'4 44

43 *o

3I at

>• 06

4t 5S

4] 36

51 34

5* as

H, M.

D. M,

i« -

30
»3
«|i
47

11

39

'5
00

\i

09i
*4

4«
47
40
as

5»

»4
53
«4

00

• 4«^

• 00^

«i

5»

SO

40

o6a

49
4»7
»f

to 15 E

07 SO "
t« IS

"45

06 30
•9 45

03 45

O 60

6 et

la JO
o 07

B

W

W

K
£
K
S
E
.E
C
it

>E
9 •«« E

E

^E

00

119

- 7«

II |i;;»

»J 45*

V 00

Si eo
5

10 JO

o 05

116 3d

£

^E

w

B
B

E
E

44 ootW^

•3 »5'

oa 3ti
too
6r

05 9» 'B
li 45 I
Off OD^fE

^

W

'E

w

(«I )

t a*i

., .'.

DiSarence.

Difltren.

PllCCS TC iocs*

l44U«*wt

of Merid.

ofLongi

D.

M.

H.

M.

D. M

«Aiifi«acir, Japu

3*

53

s<

»7 ^

Nancjr^ Lucraia

48

39

»7.

< 4

Nantei

47

'3

cif

s 3

SsJ**

4X

05

03

>5 ^

Nsrboa

tl

15

09

% 1

Narfiogt

3I

34 '

>< 3

NicjB, Provence

43

•9

7 1

Ni««po,trLk»ff,Chint

>9

5t

•1 i

IftO 1

Noreisfccrg

4f

•9

49

an ]

Olifldi, B.asUy «» PtfMJiback,

07^48

ao

35 <

Oxford i

5«

44i

©5

I ]

Ozaecti Japia

3S

•5

S»

131 <

Padu*
Pftrit

Jl

3«

45

09

II 1

• 1

Pekin, Chim

39

55:

5«

177 4

Poodicherri

11

54*

M ■

< 1

ft^«, Holwmii

$•

4»

5i

H 1

RatiAon

u

'59

il

49

in 1

Kbegglo M Italy .J

^5

»5

55

»3- 4

Rhodea

3«

4»

11

3S fi

Rocha

4«

lO

05i

1 1

Rome

4*

5«

5*

tj e

Roftock

54

in

51

t2 4

Rotterdam

s«

55

'7

4 1

Sdafflanca, Spaki

4«

It

16

4 c

Seville

37

l«

n4

6 3

Sam tn India

14

f«

43

too 4

Srajma / a Ionia

t*

nt

49

•7 1

Ifaphan^ Perfla

u

14

So

65 c

Stoekholft), Sw«tei

5«

5*

10

>7 3

Syncufai «kilf

17

04.

01

'1 '

Taogi«

35

I!

«3

6 I

Tidore

o«

37

99 1

-*r«rto, Spain
Toolon, France

39

4<

>4

03 3

43

•6

S3

<'5 ^

Tripoiy la Barbaiy

3»

^4

5*

13 c

Tobiag, <2tenaj||r

4S

34

37

09 1

ValentU, Sfain

39

30

•3

00 A

Yanke

n

<S :

5»

la 3

Vienna

na

•9

17 1

Upial

59

CO

I*

18 D

Vraniburg

55

54

5«

12 4

Utrecht

5»

•5

ap

05 c

Wirtemberg» $aioinr

5«

33

s»

>3 >

IVolttglatUa

S«

11

44

II c

York

54

00

•4

X i

. - (22 )

AJbart DifcripttQn of E NG LAND, ..

ENGLAND is bouo<ied on the Eaft, by P^rt of the German Ocean ;
on the Weft, by St. Ge»ge\ Channel j on the North, b/ Settl^ i
and on the South, by the Engiifi Channel.

It if in Leogtb, from North to South, about 3ioMile»'^ a&4 tit'
from Eaft to Weft^ about tgo Miles.. ^

The iongeft Day, in the northmoft'Part, h about feventecii
a Hilfj the fhcu-teil, in the foathmoft Part, almoft eight Houri.

It ii divided into '^xCircuUt, which contain forty Cwnties | in wli
fVQ Afcbbijbtfrich^ twenty-four Bi/bopeith, and tweoty-fouk
The CIRCUITS ares

1. WiSTKRN,

^ootaifliog
Cornw^I ;
Devonftire
Djrretfhire '
Hampfhire
Somer&x/hire'
Wikihirc

jt. OXFORD,

containing
Berkfhire .
Oxfordihire
Cloucellerihire •
Monmoathfiiire
Herefordlhire
"Wwceftcr/hire
Sta^brdlhire

. 3. H O ME,

containing
EfTex

Hertfordfliire '
Kent
Surrey
Suflex

Shtopihtre

4.NORFOLK,

containing
Norfolk
Suffolk

Cambridgefiiire
Huntin^tonfliire
Eedfordihire
Buckinghamihire

S. MID.

Lineplnihire
NottiRghamiK-

Derbyihice

Rutlandfliire

Leicefterfhire

Warwtckihire

Northamptonihi

.6. N O R T i

confining ,
Yorkihiiie
Durham
Northumberlaad
Lancaihire
Weftmoreland
Cumberland

WALES is divided into four CIRC U ITS, thuss

The F I R ST,

contains
Denb^hihir^

Fliritfhtre"
Mont^meryfhire

Capiurvonihire,
Merioneth ihire

The THIRD,
contai IS
Cardiganfhire
Carmarthenshire
Pembrokeihire -

The FOURTH^
contains

Radnorshire ,

, Brecknocidhire ^

Glamorganihire

The SECOND,

•^contains
. Aoglefea

The ARCHBISHOPRICKS aw,
\ T. Cshief^ury, the Archbifhop whereof is MetropoTitayi of all Enghai*

a. Tar*, the Arch Wfliop whereof is Metropolifan of £«f/<i«i. .
' The B I $.H O PR IC KS in England AnifraUs;^i the BiflioptDOwr.
. take Place, are,

: I^n^oa ' L'ncflUA St. Afsph Chkheto

''Dorhaii^ Hereford Norwich Llandaff./

Wincheftcr Exeter Litchfield & Coy. Oxford

W:>rceilcr ' ■ Carlrfle Chcfter * Bangoir

: Ely ' Saliftwy , Cloucertcr Pcterbotoogh.

iiPnVaftd WcUs Rocheftet St.. Divid's Bfiftol. . .

'^■\ ^eJor and ikCni has acsBi/hap^ tho* he,has no Seat in the Houfcof Peer«»
' * tha

■iiiw**

/ -

So /itce^^

: .' "'•^- '..^' '.

f

i

C23 )

The C I T I E S M,

r.vh

Coventry m

LincolQ

Peterbowugh

Briaol

Dorhtm

Litchfield

Saltibiiry

Canterbury

Ely

London

Wcftminfter

CarliHe

Xlxeter •

Norwich:

Winchefter

Cheftcr

Glouccflcr

Oxford

Worcefter

Chicbeilcr

Hereford

RocKcfter

York.

In England are 640 Market- Towns, and 97,779 P*»"»fl>^ Tkc CouiH
ties arc, .

BEDFORDSHIRE. — fl^(//orrf ia the Shirt-Town, the Market- Dayt
TueCday and Saturday, it fends four Members to Parliament, has one
Hundred tnd fixteer^ Parifliea, and ten Market- Towns^ vix, DunfiabU
Wedncfday, Ji^tfe^tfrii Friday, ^w^fi/V Thurfday, Lfr^«iii Tuefdiy, Im-
ton Monday, Sbifford Friday, Bigg/efwade -Thurfday, PHttn Saturday/
Tuddin^on Saturday.

BERKSHIRE.— /r^tf^/Vs^ is the Shire- Town, the Market- Day Satia-.-.
^ay. It fends nine Members to Parliamenr, has one hundred and fofty
Pariihes, and fvrelreMarkfet- Towns, w». A*>ingt9n Monday andFriday,
^tndfor Saturday, JValUngford Tuelday aifd Friday, Maidenhead "WcdntU
<iay^ Hunger/ard /Ws6ne(d^yf Nevflfury Thxirfday, F<ir/«^/wi Thurfday,.
fyanagg Saturday, £aft Jljly WednefJ^y, Oakingbam Thurfday.
^ BUCKINGHAMSHIRE— j5«c*/«^*tfB« is the Shire-Town, th&Mar-r
kct Day Saturday. It fends foorteen. Members to Parliamen', hai one
hundred eighty-iive Parifhes, and fifteen Market-Towns, «/at. jiylejburf
Saturday, Htgbnbkkham Friday, Marrovif Saturday, IVeudvvtr Thurlday,-
^mer^jam Tuefday, Ar<r«^orrPtf^i»</ Saturday, CoUbrook Wedhelilfly, Sto^
"y- Stratford Fridoy, Oulney M mday, Beaemfidd Thnrfday , thtpdmVi^m
nciddy, Rijbirougb Saturday, Ivirtf»hoe Friday, Jf?"/. w Thurfit^y.

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. — Ctfw^M;aif#Js the Shire-Town,.Mafket-D»y
Siturday. It fends fix Members to Parliament, has one hundred «ttd eighty-
*hiee Parlflies, and nine Market- Towns, vm. Ely Tuefday, Caxtin Tapf..
'^«y, Union ThurTday, New- Market Tuefday, Mertbe Friday. mfl!cb
Saturday, Rojfim We^hefday, ^bam, Cambridge it llkewifean Vhii'Ciiity,:
*^nfi/Vjng of twelve Gollegtsand four Halls, ^\\4it\\ endowed^ figffi-

The Names of the feveral Colle gi!^ and their Found^rSf

^nui Cbtifli, or \
^M»'« College i
^f^wV and Caiui
'^"ff's College
4v;^:sc.llc6e
//'" College
^^'')?*s College -
^;JoVs .College
*^''^</fl/« College

Tr/wVj, College . *
f wj^w/ College
i^idnty Su£ex Col-
lege

>i<

'1284, by
134.6, by

caftef
134J8, fo

F44.3,. by
1497, by
1506, by
15CJ5, by
1541, by
ingbam
1546, by

M?4» by
1598, by

Btigb de Batham Blfliopf of Efy. . *
Benry of Monmutb, Dnkc of Lan^

called from ir^ f^Teral FoiiPdert» t
KihrHesry VI.

Margaret, H "try Vlth''* Qneejl. *
L. L. D. B!f]'^p hf £■->*
A!ftfr^flr''*C;ninlf fj f^f Rttlm^rd^
the 7an:e Ma'j[g*4tf ifer.
Edward Sfn^trd^ Duke <f ^^^^4-

Km Henry \nt^
Sir iValtcr Mf/diH^y^ ■
FraKctt Sidney f CL^nt^K

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Th^ R A L L ••
FtaAmkHta i'Z \ i}47^ ^7 ^^^ ^ Si, Paat, Couatefi of Pm* 1

Trimt^ Hall' '1 | I 1353^ by ffilliam Batewfin, Blfliop ofNorwoub*
Catbenn§ Hall J (i« I>IS49, by It^^^rr 9fW, the ehen ChaoceUor,

CHESHIRE.-*^'M^istheShire-Town» the Market- Day* Wadnef- 1
daj and Satut^y. It feii4f foar Members to Parliament^ hat eighty, feveo
.Pliriihet> and eleven Market Towai* wni Nantwub%iXMx^vyfMiddkwiek
Sfttiisdayt N^r^bmch Friday, HsalttfUd Monday* GMf fcN« Saturday*
JBM«j/i«H WedMflay, iSffcJ^ Friday, SstdUek Thuriday, Jlitiwgham
Tnofiiay, M^j^M Monday, KmhfitiVMty.

GOUNWALL.— £«iHf<»iSM ia the chief Town, the Market-Dty Sa-
tpiday« It feodi ibrty-fopr Mtmberi to Parliament, hat one hundred aa4
£xty-oiie Parifliet, and eighteen Market-Towm, viti, LtJUri Saturday,
Li^mtimf Foday, 7fira Wedaefilay and 9aturday, JBodbra Satatday, Bk/m
Jim Saturday* Ptijikm Saturday, CMulf^d Friday, Graa^Mad Saturday,
J^mfn WedoeMay, Friday aad Saturday, Tr»f aay Saturday, St. Ivn Wed*
tieftay and Friday, Ptmum* Thnrflay, FtfONy Saturday, St. Gtmaim 'Bai'
ifif, St. C i AiaA- Thurflay, FWbwtf^ Thorftay, Market-Jw f hurflay,

CUMBERLAND. -«Cir/(/|f it the chief Town, the Market-day S««
tafday* It fcadi fix Members to Parliament, has fifty-eight Parlfliea be*
fades Ghapeb, and twdvc Marked-Towns, vis. Goehumutb Tuc^ay,
XrMr;AMaaThur£iay,P«frif^ TudSay, £>/«vrVi Satmday, Brsa^tgrnTaef"
d^i fia/bs Saturday, £^ssMrr Saturday, £fril(^«AfThttiiday^ Lat^ovm
TburOlay, lt««Mf/ai SaCarday, ff^iitomm Thutfday*
~ 0BRBlfSHIRE.«-9ari^ is the Shirc-ToWn, the Market* Day Friday*. .
It fendi four Membera to Pirltamear* hat a hundred and fix Pariihes and
me Market-Towns, v/'s, Gftf/«^iti Saturday, fVorkfmo^ Tuciday, Bo/-
fintr Friday, M^mn SitunUy, Afftrcm Monday^ J^akewtll Monday,
prMt^M Thur/dAy, rrd^w«/ Wcdaefday.

OEVONSHlRB.^£ir<f»riatheCa>ital, the Market Days Wednefday
Siiid Satucday. It Tends twenty -fix Members to Parliament, has three
hundred andniBcty-fout Pariihei, and twenty Market- Towns, Wac. B4im»
/#//r Friday; H001VO11 Siturday, Otfii^tfflBi^fsn Siturday, P//«r«w Saturday,
T'^n^pcA Saturday, Twer$9n Tuefday, Plywutui Monday andTuefday,7ac.
wr/r Saturday, j^^"^*^'*** Saturday, Biddefird Tatfi^^t Tofr/>f Ma Satur>
' di^ 4mmfj^ Saturday, Cullitoft Thurfday, Dodkrtoi Wednaiilay, Antr^
Tuel<iay, Autry Saturday, HatbtrUy Toefday, HUrm Saturday, King*i»
^'4i^ Saturd^«

D0RS£T5HlRE.-<-Q^(^g/Kcr la the Shire-Towa, the Market- Day
Satyiday. It fen^s twenty MemWi to Parliament, has tvfo hundred and
forty-eight Pariihes, and fifteen Market-Towns, vixf. fy^mutb Tuefday
and Fri^y» tddamk-B^U Tuefday and Friday, 5^«/)&«ry. Saturday, Pooi
Monday and T^urfday, lyarebam Saturday, CnfeX§fik Tuesday, Ctan^
hktn W4di)«rday, Blattdfird Saturday, Abhtfiary Thurfday, Cemt Wed-
nefday, FramtM Thurfday, Sbtrbom Tuefday an(d Saturday, fflmhrn Fri-
day, ' StgrmtH/lir Thurfday. ,
, DVRHAM.^Darham is the Capital, the Market- Day Saturday. It
fends ff ur Members to Parliament, has a hundred and eighteen Parifiies*
<«Mk i^x Market-Tgwiu^ vm, AathM Thw&ij, fiarbagton Monday,

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^rwlfoiWednefday^ Sundertatid Fndzy, SerHard*9 CaftU, Vfeintthy,

Z^SlX.-^lcbefter U the County Towo^ the Market- Day Saturd*y»
It fsflds eight Members to Parliamentj hat four hundred aod Fifteen Par-
Tilhtt, and tweniy«two Market Towns^ W«. Harwich Tuefday, MaUem
SacQrday, Cbe.'mfir'd Fdday, Barking Saturday, Hatfield Saturday, Kinr-
fird Wcdnefday, Billercaj Tuefday, Sruntwood Thurfday, Ounntnt Sa-
turday, O^JbellS^XMt^zj, Grayet Thnrfday, Halfted Frizzy, HorndcHS^'
twAij, Raitigb SitutAij, Manitigtrtg TutC^zy ^ fValtbamAbh*^ T)iui.f-..
day, Tronted Friday, Svdhury Saturday.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.— C/airrt/rff ia the County Town, the M»r-
keuDays Wednefday and Satuiday, It fcnda eight Members to ParlU-
nent, has two hundred snd eighty Pariihe;, and twenty Matket-Towna,
*/«. Cirentefier M-nday and Friday, Tnvkjbury Saturday, Siffcke/jY/ed"
nelday, Durjky Thurfday, Campden Wediicfday, Nevftibem Friday, Stnud
Friday. Cbetttnbam Thurfday, Lecbfade Tuefday, N^tvent Friday, Sudbu^
ry Thurfiay, Patijwick Tuciday, Suw Thurfday, Ttdbury Wednefday,
Wtekmon Mundi>yf Ibornbury Saturday, fFincbcomh Saturdayj, fVottOfa
Friday.

HAMPS5?IRB.— 56«r£tf«//9«i ia the County Town, Market-Dayc
Tu^f&y and Friday. It fenda twenty- iOx Members to Parliament, haa
two hundred and fifty- three Patifhe;, and twelve Matket^Ti/Wnt, vns.
Wincbefter "V^ednefday and Saturday,' Porffmiufb Thurfday and Saturday,
A^dever Saturday, Lymington Saturday, Alton Saturday, Bafingftihe Wcd^
ficfd^y, Ktng*t-elart Tuefday, Kingwo9d Tuefday, Odiam Saturday, Rum^
h Salhrday, Alctfion Thuifd»y.

HEiTFORDoHlRE,— H^rrf/orrf ia'the County Tcwn, the Market-
Day Skurday. It (ends fix Members to Parliament, "has a hundred and
twenty ParllheF, and fixreen Market- Townr, v/i8. St. v^/^^n's Saturday,
Barnit Monday, H^art Tuefday, Berktamffiead Monday, RickmaBf<wortb
%Saturd'ay, Hatfield Thurfday, Buntingfird Monday, Baldcck Th'irfday,
Hitebin Tuefday, Htdfdtu Thurfday, Stardt,n Fiday, Stevcnidge Friday,
Tring Friday, JVatfwd Tuefday, Hen^pftead Thtirfday,

HEREFORDSHIRE,— H^r^arJ is the Cipiial, the Market-Days
Wednefday^ Friday and Saturday; It fends eight Membera to Parliament,
>.as a h'vndred and feventy-fix Pari/hei, and eic-ht Market Towns, v;».
Lempfter Friday, fVe^bUy Thurfday, K^nit^n Wednefday, Roji Thuittay,
Femb Tu'-fday, Ledbury Tnrfday, Brtmyard Monday and Tuefday.

HUNTiNGTONSHlRE.— H..jir/»rjrc»i it thech.efTovn,the M^rkefc.
Day Saturday. It fends four Mcrobtfrs to Parliament,, haa fcienty-nioe
Panfhe-, and fix Markct-Townf, v/». St. /vm Monday, Kmbvlton Fri-
day, S'. NiOti Thurfday, Ramfey Wednefday, 71«/<fy Tacfday,

KZUT.-^Cantifbury is the CapifaJ, M.rket-D^yi. Wednefday and 5a«
torday. It fends ten Members to ParJiameur, haa four hundred ar d ei^ht
Parifhf s,'' and iw-nty-feven Market- Townf, «r.a. Rocbeflcr Fiiday^ Manf^
fitne Thurfday, Dover W df cfday and Satur:^ay,^jfl</wrc6 Wedrefday and
Sator^jy, Romnrv Thi!rfd:iy, iiwarden >'r day, Hube Saturday, B*<mlty
Thdrfd»y, Cr^u^re&i Saturday, Cr^jF Wcdne'diy, Dtf»f^»</ Saturday, BU
tbam Monday, Frve'rfibam Wednefday and Saturday, Folkfitnt Thurfd«y,
Craveftnd Wednefday and S<turd<y, Lmbam Tuefday, L;tf Thurfday, He*
f'kotfi Saturday, Tenderdtn Fiiday, Aid//rnj( Saturday. Mitton ^^tusday,
^tinbridgeTi iday,^JfrflwWudne(di'y , ^oelwicb Fiiday , fVntbam Tuefday.
^♦Thttifday. C. tAN-

LANCASHIRE.— £««c4^«f it the County Town^ Market-Dt^ Si*
turday. It fends fourteen Meaben to Parliament, has fixty« two Parifhef^
and twenty. three Market-Towns, vi». Clitbiro Saturday^ ^'vi*;^/ Sa-
turday, PrtJIon Wednelday, Friday and Saturday, J^igan Monday and
Friday, Matubtfttr Saturday, Warringtw Wednefday, Bolton Monday^
Blackhurn Monday, Cartrnd Monday, Cohi Wednefday, Bur^ Tfaurfday^
Cbamiep Tuefday, Dali9n Saturday, Havfkjbiod Monday, BofiingtUn^tA^
nefday^ GarJIattg Thurfday, Kirkbsm Thurfday^ Hornby Monday^ OrmJ*
kirk Tuefday, Fwlton Monday, IJlverfi^ Thurfday, RocbdaU Tuefday.

LEICESTERSHIRE.— LffV^^«r Is the County Town, Market- Day
Saturday* It fends four Members to Parliament^ has a hun;fred and
ninety two Pari&es^ and twel? e Market- Towns,«/a(.i^^ de la Zwcb Sa-
turday, Hiljdan Ftidzy, Bolfaortbyitdae(<Azy,Harhr9UgbTutk^Y, H^lia»
ton Thurfday, Hinkfey Monday, tutttmmrtb Thurfday, LottgbhonygbThMtC'
<isy, Melnn Tuefday, Monntfornl Monday, IVahbam-lFouId Thurfday.

LINCOLNSHIRE.— Lnvco/s is the Capital, the Market- Day Saturday.
It fends twelve Members to Parliament, has fix hundred and thirty Parifhea,
and twenty- four Market- 1 owns, wm, B^m Wednefday and Saturday^
Gramtbam Saturday, Stamford Monday and Friday, Grimfiy Wednefday,
GahfisrougbTwfdtj, BotingbrPok Tuefday, Bimbrook Wednefday, Jilfard
Tuelday, Bit^ton Monday, Barton Monday, Kirton Thurfday, Bcum Sa-
turday, Dnnnington Saturday, Folkingbam Thurfday, Holbeck Thurfday,
HorMtfjU^a Thuriday, Lontb Wednefday and Saturday, Sleford Monday,
6>0/irii^ Thurfday, ^S/isaraa Monday, Tatterjball Friday, ITMp/lr^? Satur-
day, Spiljby Monday,

MIDDLESEX.— Loii^ is the Metropolis, it has Markets for ^very
Day in the Week. It fends eight MemWt to Parliamrnt, has feventy,
three Partflies, and fix Market- Towns, vias. Wtfiminjier Monday, Wed*
nefday and Saturday, Brentford Thurfday, Stainss Friday, C/.)rArfV/j^«Thurf*
day, Enfield Saturday, Bt&wortb Thuriday.

MONMOUTHSHIRE.— Afommur^ is the priocipa] Town, the Mar-,
ket- Day Saturday. It fends three Members to Parliament, has k hundred '
and twenty -feven Pari/hes, and feven Market- Towns, vix» Abergavenny
T\^efd.>y, Cdfr/eonThurfday, Cbopftow Saturday, Ntvfvtt Saturday, FaMjr-
Poo/ Saturday, UJk Monday and Friday.

NORFOLK.-^iV0rwrVj& is the Capital, Market- Days Wednefday, Fri-
day and Saturday. It fends twelve Meonbers to Parliament, has fi]c hun-
dred and fixty Pariflies, and twenty- fix Market- Towns visa. Lynn Tuef-
day and Saturday^ Tdrmoutb Saturday 9 Tbetford Saturday, Atthbwougb
Thurfday, Alefiam Saturday, BarA^A^^m Saturday, Butufbam Saturday,
Dtarham Friday, JValfingbam Friday, Downbam Saturday, Waljham Wed-
nefday, Windbdm Friday, Rifebam Saturday, Snajb'am Friday, Talktnbau
Thurfday, Fo«//btfm Thurfday, H/a^&4m Saturday, C^fton TuciSay . Comer
SdLurday, Z>//i Friday, i3tfr/^/« Wednefday, Herling Tuefday, H»h Satur-
day, PFotton Wednefday, KFor^ei Saturday, Stboy every fecond Monday.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.— Mr/£Mr/r«ii is the County Town, the
Mar ket-Day Saturday. It fends nine Members to Parliament, has three
huodrrd and twenty. fix Pariflies, and eleven Mfrket- Towns, vix, Ptterm
borougbSitMt day, Btacklty Wednefday, Davmirf Wednefday, Ound/e Sa-
turday, towcfier Saturday, Rothwtl Monday, PFe/lingbortMob Wcdncftay,
Kettoring Friday, Thrapftone Thurfday, CUff Tuefday,

NOR-

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KORTHUMBEKLAND.— ^«t0^^i^ 11 the chief Town^ the Mar*
leet- Days Tuefday and Saturday. It fendi eight Memben to ParUaineot,
has forty Pariflies^ and five MazkeuTownr, wiM» BtnoUk S. AUrPelh
W. HtMbam Tu. IVeller Tp.

NOrXlNOHAMSHlRE.— IVo«w^*tf« is the County.Town, Mar.
ket-Diys Wednefday, Friday, and Saturday. It fends eight Mf insert ca
Parliament, has one hundred and fixty*e!ght Pariihes, and eight Market-
Townt, w». Nwwark W. Retfird S. Mamfield Th. S^arbwe/lS. Binbam
Tb. Tux/ordM. fr^kft^W.

OXFORDSHIR£-*.0x/ari ia the Capital, the Market- Days WedneT*
day and Saturday. It fends nine Members to Parliament, has two hun-
dred and eighty Pariihes, ajid twelve Market^Towns^ vija, Wood/iwk
Tu, Banhurj Th. Burfird S. Henlty Th. JV^ttingtw S. mtfUf Th.
Ciippini^Nortom S. thdingm S. Bictfler F. Bamptou W, Tarn Tu. 0««
fwd has likewife an Umverfity, \vhich.confifts (ofeighteeo Colleges endow*
ed^ and fevcral Halls unendowed.

The Names of the feveral Colleczs and their Founders*

XJnlverJity College
<B4//«/ College

Mirtm College

Biuttr College
Oritl College
SbmnU College
^iw College

Lwce/ff College

m^Smb College

Jlitf|;/£ii/M,College

BmxithN^t College

Corpus Cbrifii College
Cbrifi'Cburcb College
7rMU>« College
St. 7e^fl*s College

Jefm College
fTsdbam College
Ftmbrih College

St. £^/9ia*^*a Hall
St. ^/&M*s Hall
fia/r*j Hall
St. M«r/sHaU
N*w bt* Hall
MafdaUn Hall
GAwr^rr Hali

I

* ^7h by the 5«xd« King» jifnd
itit, by 7o^ jB«/iW, Father of ^ote

i7tf//0/, King of Scot/and.
{•74, by ^tf/ifr de Miftoa, 6iiho|i of J{««

I^i6, by Waktf Sttpkton, Bp^ofZxaerm
'337> hy King Edward It.
X340, by Robert EagUtf eld, B. D.
137 f» hy WUlUm of Wickb^m, Biihop o£

mncbifier. ^

1420, by RUbard Flmmiiigp Biibop of

Lrstfo/f.
I437ff hy Hmry Cbiebtby, AtchbiOMp of

Canterbury,
1459. by ^////tfffii of H^aiMjlittf Blfliop oif

fFiutbeJier,
1515, by IVdliamSmitbj ^l/hop of If»»

fo/if, and Ricbard Sutetu, Sf^j
i»5i«, by RicbardFoM, Bp. oiff^mbOtu
1549, hy King £f.«7 vai.

»557» by Sir rAw»« ^Aftf, Merchant

of Lnuhn,
I (;7Z, by Queen Eh'zahub,

Li6f3, by iV/fWfl* pradbam, Efqj
ri>tf r<i fnitevi'd, B. D,
The H A L I. 8,

'^*"«' ■ ^ f.

OmW J- College,

Mardatm

c. Rir^

Mm^'m V")

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1U7TLAND fendi two Memben to Parliaineiit, has two Muket*
Towns, v;«. Oakham S. and C^/ff &^« W. uid forty eight Parifhes. t

SHROPSHiAE.'^Sbretv/hufy ii the Coanty-Town, the Market-
T>*yt Wednefday^ Thurfday and Sarurday. It feads twelve Members to
P^rlitoient, liat one hundred and feireaty PSirifliei, and thirteen Market-
Towns «'»< Bt/hop^t CaflU F. Bridg^vrtb S. Ludlow M. tVtnhck M.
EitfmreTu, H^htcburcb F. Newpcrt S. D'ifjtim W. JVem Thu. Cburcb-
StrtttTti Tu. Oftv^ry M. Sbipton Tu«

SOM£RSETSHIRE^Br;>/is the chief City, the Ma^ket-P^ysWed*
nefday ani Saturday. Ic fejida eighteen Meodbera to >arliamcnt, has three
hundred and eighty-five pAriflies^ three Ctcies, and twenty-five Market*
Tjwn»/vf«. BatbW. and S ^«//* W. and S. BndgenaterTh. l/cb/icr ,Yr,
^aumonVf. and S, /fxbriJge Th, Sbiptoo Mailet?. Some f ton M. Wellington
Tu. i?r0(0fi S. Ca^^amTh.Crooiborn S. Dulnftrton %. GUJltnbury Tu. C/^^r^
M. JVincautHH W. 5o«r4 Pctbertom Th. Hmwfier S. Dwfter S. Lyngport F.
Fi,nfford Tu. fya'ebet 8. Wiwlfcom Tu. /^r/ron Tu.

STAFFORDSHIRE,— >Vtf/orii ia tlie County-Town, the Miiket.
Day Saturday, li fenda ten Members to Parhanrent, has one hundred aod
thirty^ Pariihef» and fixtern Market Towns, v/». LitcbfieldTr^, and S.
Jft^mcaftU M. JffiffrM Th. Penbridgi Tu. Ettitfoaii F. i{/<^f /ejr Tu. ^row.
/f^ Tu. BeeweodTii. Betley Tu. Lw*f W, T/rf*«ry Tu. 5/aw Tu. Wr-
fwr«i' W. Walfal T»,fViilv£rbampton W.

- SUFFOLK — Ipfw.cb ia the principal Tqwo, theMarket Day^Wedne-
fday, Friday and Saturday. It fendefixteen Memoers to Parliamenr,has ftvt
hundred andleventy>two Paiiihei, and twenty-five Market. Town^, v/as«
PuntDicb S. Orford M. jildborougbS. ^udbitryi* Bye S. Stow Market Th«
JKtv>matkH Tb. £c(/ff S. S»ry W. Hadky M. LavenbamTa, MitdeHbali
F. Bildtpon W. C4ir(f F. ^anfoy Th. Dtbtrkftm F. FramHngbam S«
Haltfawtb Tu. Ixwortb F. Lr^o^ W. MtnJdtfham Ta. Ntidbam W,
iV/yAj»f(/ F. tVoodbtidgi W. .

SURREY.— (?«i/i^3r^^. istheCi'Unty Towfl, the Market- Day Sator-
^ay. .it fends fourteen Memben to Pafiiaroent| has one hundred andlifty
Parifhes, and feven Market- Towns, v/k(. Soutbwark W. and S. Rytgato
Tu, Kin^ftvn S. Croydm S. Barking Th. Farnbam Th.

SUSSEX— The City of Cbicbtfttr is the chief Town,' Market- Dayt '
Wedne day and Saturday- It fends twenty M-mbers to PirJianofot, haa
three hundied and twelve Parifhea, and thirteen Market-Town*, «//«•
Eofi-Grinftead Th. Htf/J/nfj W. and S. %« W. and S. j^mnde/W, and
S. Horfiam S. Midhurft Th. ^/^nm^ W. Petworfb W. £ai//tf Tb. H«/A-
jfcflw S, Helm/tone Th. Cuckfie/d F.

WARWICK.SHIRE.— ^tfrwf* is the County. Town, the Ma rket-
Day SitQ day. lt.fend& fix Members to Parl'arneot, has one hundred and
'fifty ei«hc Parifhes, and nine Ma-ket- TowfW, w/»v Cvventrit F. S'ratford
•T\u Jit'beft'jr.e T^i, Aitlctfiir T^, B;rmiMgbamTh. Colffiil Vf, HenUyM^
Kyntt>n T». Nun Eaton S. Srutbam M. ^«"a* Golcfidd M.

WESTMORELAND.— vfjPp.Viy is the Cuuny Town,, the Market-
Day Sjtu'dsy. It lends four M'.onbers to^arliamervt, has twenty fix
PAriihro, and eight Market«-Town», v/«. Kendal, S. Lmfda/e Th. Burton
Th. iiw^/^irf* W. AT'r/jy ^(Mwii F. £?r/^a W. i9r(*^* W,

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WILTSHIRE.— The city of Saiifiaff it the CapiCiJ, the Marfcef-
Bayt Tuefday and Saturdiy.* Ic fenda rliirty-four Meirberi to Parllamenr^
hai three hundred and frur ParifheSy and twenty Market- Towns, «>«•
HindM, Tb. Cbippnbm S. mU- W. Msrlhf.utb S. Malmfiurj S.
fTtlw^BaJfet Th, DevfXfS Th, CreeUait S. DtnmtM F. fy^hry K
Ctf/ivr Tu. fysrminjier S. Bradfird M. Amfiury F. ^^^«rft To. LjWiixr«v
W. Higb-w^rtk W. 5fvrW#ii M. rroter^Kf;* S.

WORCESTERSHIRE.— The City of lfWfr/«r it the Capital, the
Mirkec Days Wednefday, Friday and Saturday. Ic fend« nine Members n>
Varliimeoty has five hundred and fixty- three- Pariihea, and eleven Market-
Towns, «m EvefiamM, BewdhyS. t>'9itwi9b S. Stuwbri^e%. Kidd"»
min/ler Th. Brumfghw Tu. Perjbni Tn. 7i</iiiry Th. L^ftfa 1%. 5i^r/>f9» K.
YORKSHIRE.— The City of Terl is the Capital, tht Market Days
Thnrfday and Saturday. Ic fends 30 Members to Parliament, ha^^ve hun-
dred and fizty.three Parities, and 3S MaiketT^wns, v/s. Kngfon up-.m
H»//Tu. andS. RvtberbamU. Bwot^bbridg* ^» Beverley W. andT Reydtn
S. KMTf/bfettgb^. RiMm Th. Sctrhorngb Th, RicbmotdS* Maftw %,
Pfmtt/rsa S. NertbaJ/ert9m W. Tbirjk M. Leeds To. and S. O/fli/ax Th.
^e^fortb W. DtMCafter S. Barnejley W. ^^iW Tu. Bmrlinitm S. Batotiy
S. Bradfortb T)i. CuinJbknMgb M. IT^A^i!/ Th. and F. ;^^/</y S. 5r/^
M. Sb,ffic/dTu. He/mJkfS. H^fodmS. Kirkbam%, Ktrby.l\/f0refide W.
Mo/Sbam To. Of/«y Tu. Fickirin^ M* P^ekliitgtofi S. il/>/«y S. ^r///«. Tu.

Thefe are 16 Members from the Cinque- Ports, 14 from JVaht^ and
45 from 5cor/Mi I befidet thoie off fax/aad*, in all 558 Membtn cf
the Houfe of Commoni.

The'lf aroet of the Counties, Cities, Corporations, Boroogh Town;*, and
Stewartriea to GrtauB^itmni with the Number of Raigktf, Comihir-
fioners of Shires, CkiiefM and Burgeffef, choicA in tt^h U ibrre in
Parliament*

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Norwich Qty x
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Minehead
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Winchefter City

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Yarmouth

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Shi:eof Arg^le
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Shire of Damfriet
Shire of^ioburgb
Shire of Elgin
Shire of Fife '

Shire of Forfar
Shire cfHiddiogton •
Shire of Invcrneft
Shire of KihroTs

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Stewartry of Kirkcudbright
Shire of Lanerk
Shire of Lialithgow

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Shire of Perth f

Shire of Roft t

Shire of Renfrew I

Shire of R( xbargh 1

Shire of Sdkirk , I

Shire of StirJi ig t

Shire of Sutherland y

Shire of Wig* on g

Citj of Edinburgh

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DingwaJl
Tame • t

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C Forrefs x

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Ciilten
Bamf
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Kintore %

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Perth ■
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ADefcription of the Cities of London, Westminste*,
and Parts adjacent.

LO NDON, the Metropolis of England, U the moft weilthy, popu-
lous and floiiliihing C.ty in Europe: It was fitil boilt by Brutt^ li*
nealJy defcended from ./£««««, the Son of ^ffftri, about the Year of the
World 1855, whi<h was J108 Years bcfoic the Nativity of, our Saviour j
Md much enlarged and imprcwd by King Lud^ 1060 Years after Brtae^t
Peatb^ as well as by many o:her Princes (ince Lud,

it was firft called Troynnmaut^ or Ncto Trof ^ nftBtvi^tAtt Catre Lud, oc
Xim/*s Tcwa, a|id then l^don, which Natne it ftil) retabs.

The gteateft Part <i{ this City is built on a HJI, with an eafy Afceot
from the River Tbamett no lefa plea fantly,. than conveniently 6tuated
forTiade and Commerce t -The SoU is wholfome, being mixed with Gr»-
je\ and Sand, and the Paflfaget into it every Way agreeable.
. Its Ler gth from Baft to Weft» from the Bxtiemity at Limibcufi to
7otbill^Pieldt, is about eight Miles ; and its B.eadth from North, to
Souths from KingJlatui'R9ad to St, Gtcrge*uFit/ds, abeut three Miles.

in this City, and Parts adjacent (commonly called, within the BiHs of
Mortality) are 133 Patiihes, and 118 Pariib Churches, besides the Caihe«
4ral Cfanrch oiSt^ Pan/, and the CoUegjate Church of St. Ptter at Hf.fi-
mpjitr, vja^

TheNAMKs of the CHURC HE S within the City of L^niM, and th«

Libeniea thereof.
1. QT. Alban's» is a Reaory , fitu-
> O ate on the North fide of Love

lane, and the Baft fide of Wood

Areet, in Cripplegate ward within.

The.Pariih of St, Glare, Silver
, ^teet, is annexed to it*
t^'AlihaUows Barking, is a Viea

rage, fituate onuhe North and

Baft fides of Tower ftreet and,
.: Seething lane, in Tower ftreet
•.Ward. •

%. AtlhailoWfi Biead ftreet, iaa-Rec-
I tory>. in Bread. ftfeetward» The

Pari/h of St. John the Bvaogelift
IS annexed t» it»

4. Allhallows the Great, is a Rec-
tory, fituate on the Sooth fide of
•Thames ftreet, iaDoWgate ward.
The KarifHofAUballowt the Led
i« anne3bed to it.

5. Allhallowi Lombard ftreet, is *
Rectory, fitiate in Ball alleys
near Lombard ftreet, in Lang-
bourn war^.

6. AUhallow*8 Londonwal), is »
Refttny, at t^e Corner of Ne«f

C 5 Bioa4

( u y

Breid ftreety In Brotj ftrect ward.

9, Allhalkws Staioiog, is • Curacy,
by Mark lane, in Laogbouro w.

t. Si. Alpbagr, if a Rcftory, at
the Cocoes of Alderxnanbury, in
Cripplegate ward.

9f Sr. Andrew's Holbovrn, is a
KcAoiji on Holbourn hil), in the
ward of Faringdon without.

30. St. Andrew Underfiiaft, is a
Re^ory, in St. Mary Ax, in
Leadcnha]] ftrectyioAldgate ward.

ll. St. Andrew Wardrobe, is aRec*
tery, on Puddle dock hill, in
Caftie baynard ward. The Parifh
of St. Aone*8 Bltck Frian is an-
nexed to it.

1%. St. Anne*8 AMerigate, is a Roc*
tory, in St. Anne's lane, in the
ward of Alderfgate within. The
Paiifh of St. JohnZachary it an-
nexed to it.

13. St. Antony's, or St* Antholln's,
is a Re&ory in Budge row, in
Cordwainers ftreet vwrd. The
Psriih of St. John Bipkift is an-
nexed to it.

34. Sr. Atigaftia, or St» Aoftin, a
Re£h)ry, the Comer of Watling
ftreet, is the ward <»f Fariofdon
within. ThePari(hofSt.Faith
is annexed to it.

f ^. St. Bartholomew, Exchange, «
Redory, the Comer of Battitolci-
snew lane, in Broad ftreet ward.

16^ St. Bartholomew the Great, a
Redoty, by Puds laM, Smitil-
field, in the ward of Fariagdon
witiuittt.

X7. St. Bartholomew the X«crt, is a
Vicarage, a^oiniag to St. Bartho-
kmewV HoTpdul, Smithfield, in
the ward of Fartngdon without.

y9. St. Bcnedia*s, Tvlgarly called
Bennet Fink, is a Curacy^ in
Threadheedie ftr. Broad ftr.ward.
]9« St. Beonet*s Gracechurch, is a
Reftory, the Corner of Fenchurch
Areet, 'in Bridge wa*d. The Pa<
iHK of St. Leobaid Baftchcap is
aonuMlttit*

to. St. Beoneffi, PaulV Wharf, »
Re6lory, the Corner of St. Ben*
net's hill, in CaAle baynard Ward.
The Pari/h of St. Peier, Paura
Wharf, is annexed to it.

II. St. Botolph*s, Alderigate, is a
Caracy/heCornerofUctleBritain^
in the wardof Alderfgate without.

a». St. Botolph's, Aldgate, a Cura-
cy, the North fide of Aldgate> ia
Portfoken ward.

^3. St. Botolph's, filihopfgate, la a
Rectory, in Bifhopfgate ftreet, ia
the ward of Biihopigati without.

14. St. Bridget's, vulgarly called St.
Bride's, is a Vicarage, by Fleet
ftr;ii» thew.of Faringdon wrthout*

at;, Chrift Church, is a Viearagey.
by Newgate ftreet, is the ward 1^
Faringden within. Tbr Pariih
of St. Leonard, Fofttr Ime^ i%
annexed to it..

a6. Stt CbtlftDpher*i is a Re€toryy
BdacThreadnecdIf ftreet, in Broa^
ftreet ward.

ty. St. €Hei»eat*s, Baft^eap, i» «
Raaory, tkc Bail ftde of eie.
ment's lane,in Gmdlewiek war4«
The PariOi of St. Martiii Orgira
it annexed to it.

aS« St. Dionis ^Bkckchnrch, is •
Rectory, near Lime ftreet, in
Langboom ward.

19; St4 Donftan*» is tli6-Baft, tsr
a Reaory, on St. Donftaa^r
hill, in Tower ftreet ward^

'30. St. I>uaft«n*s ia theVFeiF, is •
Vicarage, in Fleet ftreet, in the
ward of Fftriagdoa withtout.

31. St. BdmundVy if a ReOory, ia
Lombard ftteet, in Langhoaro
WiH. The Parifti of St. Nicho-
las Aeons is annexed to It.

]a. St. £thelbarg*Sy is a Reaory,
in Bi/hcp%ate fttvet, in the warA
of Biihop^te withlo.

35. St. George, Botolpblane, is a
Rectory, in Bdliagfgate ward«
The Pariih of St. Botolpk'a BiU
lingfgate, is annexed to it«

34« Sc> Gae»'»> OipfJcgatf^ ia a*
Vicaragei^

Vunnie, hf Port ittttt, in thef 49. St. Mary Aldernary, b a Kec'

ward of Cripplegate without,
^5t St. Hellen*!, is a Vicarage, in
Bfihop%ate ftreet, ia the ward of
fiifliffpfgate within.
36* St. James*!, Duke's place, is a
Carsuy, fitaate in Duke's Place,
A'dgate ward* /

17. St. James, ^fick hill, fi a
Reaory, £tuit8 00 Garlltk bill,
in Vintry ward.
3§. St. Katbarijie Coleman,, ia
Re£lory, in Fenchurch Hreet,.
Aldgate ward,

39. St. Kathsrfhe Cree Church, }*
a Curacy, in Leadeohall (tittt, in
Aldgate ward.

40. ii. Katharine near the Tower,
is a Collegiate Church, ficuate in
St. Katb^ne's Court, tn Port,
foken ward.

4J« St, Liwrence Jfcwry, is a VIci.
rage, in Cateaton ftveeti in Cheap
ward. ThePariihof St.MaryMsg.
daien. Milk At* h annexed to it.

|f • St. Ifhenus 19 a Re£}ory, the
Corner of tendon Bridge, in
Bridge wardk The Pariih of St.
Margaret, New Rft ftreet, is an-
nexed to it.

4^« 8fe« Margaittt, Lothbgrr, is a
Redory, the North fide of Loth-
bury, in Coleman (krttt ward.

44. St. Margaret Pattens, is a Rec

tory, theComer of Little Tower

ftreet. in Billingrgate ward. The
Pariih of St. Gabriel, Feachurch
ftreet, is annexed to it.

45. St..Martin*a, Ludgate, is a Rec*
Cory, in Ludgate ftreet, in the
ward of Faringdon within.

46. St. Martin's 0(»twitcb,is> Rec-
tory, by Threadneedle ftreet, in
Broad ftreet ward.

47 . St. Mary Abcharch, ia a Re6to- i
ry, in Abchurch lane, .in Candle-
wick Wari, The Parifli of St.
IfiwrencePouitney is annexed to it.

4t« St. Mary Aldermanbury, is a
Curacy, the Corner of Love lane,
)a (be ward of CHppkgate within

tory, in Bow lane, in Cordwalnen
ftreet ward. ThePariih Of St.Tho*
mas the Apoftle is annexed to it*
50* St. Mary Ic Bow, is a Redory,.
in Cheapfide,in Cordwainert ftreec
ward. ThePariihes of AiUiallows,
Honey lane, and St* Pancrai, are-
united to it*

51. St. Mary at Hill, is a Re^ry,.
on St. Mary Hill, ia Billingfrate-
ward* The Parifli of St. An-
drew Mubbafd is annexed to it.

52. St. Mary Magdalen, Old Fifh-
ftreet, is a ReAory, in Km|ht<»
rider ftreet, in Caftle baynard
ward* The Parifh of St. Ore*
gory is annexed to it*

53. St. Mary Somerfet, is a Rec-
tory, oppofite Broken Wharf, ia^
Thames ftreet. <2^enhithe ward*.
The Parlfh of St J^| Mountha w
is annexed to it.

54. St. Mary WuolbOtb, is a Rec*
tory, the Corner of Sherbouro-
lane, in Langbourn ward. Thf
Rarifli of Sf. Mary Wookhurck.
is. annexed to it.

^5. St. Matthew, Friday ftreet, ia
a Re£loiy«fituate in Friday fireet,
in the ward of Fariagdon within*
Tbe P«ri(h of St. Peter, Cheap,,
h annexed to it.

56. St. Mithkers Baflifhaw, xi a
ReAory in Bafinghall ftreet, io-
BaftiihiW ward.

57. St. Michjiel's, Cornhill, if a
Reaory, in St. Michael's alley,
i a Cornhill Ward.

58.Sc Miphaers, Crooked lane, ia a
Reftory, the Baft fide of St. M:-^
chael's lane,inCandlewickftr.w*

59. St. Michael's, Q^eenhithe, is a-
Re£lory, on the North fide of
Thames ftreet,Queenhithe ward*

6o» St. Michael's R^yal, is a Reo-
torv, ^t the £aft fide of College
hill, in irintry ward. The Pa-
riih of St. Martin Vtntry is ai»>
ncxed i6 iu

61. St. M:cha^*a| Wood ftreet, !a

(sO

• ReAory on the Weft fide of
Wood flrcet, in the wardof Crip-
piegate within. TheP^riihof &i.
Mjrj Saining tt annexed to it.

«». Sr. Mildred's, Bread ftiCet, is a
Rea.MV, on tlw Eift fide of
Bread ftreer, in Bread Areet ward.
The Paiifh of St, Margaiet Mo-
fet it annexed to it.

<j. St. MUdrca?!, Poultry, ii a

' ReAory, the Corner of Sealdlng
aJIcy^ in Cheap ward. The Paiifh
of St. Mary Cole Is annexed to it.

64.. Sr. Nicholas, (Me Abbej» is a
Redory, the Souih Cidc cf.Old
Fifli'ftrcct, In Qjecnhithc w^d.
The Pari/h of St. Nicholas OUvei
is aonexed to ir.

€5.. St. 01ive*f^ Hait flreet, is a

' ReAory, the South fide of Hift
f recV ia Tower ftreet ward.

<6 St. Oiavc's, Jewry, ia • Vica-
rage, the Weft fide of the Old
Jewry, ia Coleman ftreet ward-
The Pariih of St. Mart D» Irpn-
nonger lane, 13 annexed to it.

f 7. St. Peter ad Vincola^ within
the Tower of London.

68.St.Petei*a,C6rahi]l. isaRcAory,
rhe Corner of Cornhill,iaCbrA.w.

69. St. Peter le Pcor. 11 a ReOory,
the Weft fide of Broad ftreet, ia
Bioad ftreet waid.

70. St. ScD 4lchre*s, a V carage^ the
Nv^rth iide of SuwW hU, in the
ward of Faringd)n w thout.

71. St. Stephen's. C lcmi>oftieec-, fa
aReilory,onthcWeft fideofGole-
man Ar. in Coleman ftr. ward.

7t. St. Stephen's, Walbrook, it
a RcAory, on the Eaft fide of
Walbrook, in Waibiook ward.
The PariA of Sr. Benoec Shecf-
hog is annexe'd to it

73. St. Swithin't, it a Re£lory, ta
SwithioMare^inWalbrook wartf.
The Pari/bof St. Macy B^thaw
is aonexed to it. '

74. Temple Church, in the Inner
Temple. (0 caied, bccaofe 'twma
a Church or Chapel to the C>n«
vent of the Knights Templars,

7^. Trinity, Minoriesi a Curacy,
in the Little Miaories>. in Port-
{oken ward.

7$. $% Vedaft, commonly called
Foiier's, is a ReAory, 00 the Eaft
fide of FofUr lane, in the ward of
Faringdon within. ThePariftkof
St.MichaelQaern 11 annexed to if.

The feveml Pi\ RISH^ CHURCHES within the Gty and Liberty
of fVe/hntn/fer,

1 QT. Anne't, fitoate in Dean

C^ ftreet, Sobo.
%, Sf. Ocn:ent*», Danes, fituate in

the Strand.
5. St. George's, Hanover fquare^

Ml the Baft fide of George 4>^eet,

near Hiinover Iquare.

4. St. Janr.es*s, in Jermjn ftreet,
P'ucsdiily,

5. St. John Baptift*s, in the Pre-
cinct of the Savoy.

6. St. John the Evangelift, netf
the Horfe ferry.

7. St. Margaret*!, fituate on the
North fide of Weftminfter Abbey.

8. St. Martin's, fituate at the Z*ft
fide of St. Martin's lane.

9. St. Mary le Strand, in' the
Strand.

10. St. Panl*!, Govent garden, fi-
tuate on the Weft fide of Cerent
garden.

Thefeveral PARIS H- CHURCHES in the Cmtnty of JII?jA/^/«#f
within- the Bill of Morality.

>. r^Hnft*8 Chureh, fituate on the
V^ South fide of Church ftreet,
Spiralfield.*.
*ft. St. Anac*s^ Lime-houfc^ fitoate

on the North fide of Lime 'hoiife.

3. St. Dc^anS, Stepney, theEalft
fide of Stepney.

4. ? '.• George's, BJoomftwry, by

Bloea ibury

C37)

5. S • George'ty Qneen fquiit, by
Queen^s fquare, Holbourn.

6. S.. George's, ioMiddlerex, fitu*
ace on the Notch lide of Ratcl^ff

7. St. Gi/et*fl in the Fields, fituate
00 the South fide of St. Gile/s
(Ireet*

8. St* jAines*8» Clcikcnwell, on
the Norih fide of UeikenweU
Greco.

9. St. Juhn^Sy Hackney, fituate on
the Eaft £de of Hackney.

io« St. John* If Wa ping, oa ih»

North fide of WappiOg.
II. St. Leonard*! Shoreditcb, is

the HaraJet of Shorcditch.
It. St. Luke*«, fituate on the

North fide of Old ftreet*

13. St. MaryV, IAingt«n, fituate
on the Notth fide oi L-sndon,

14. St. Mary's, WhkechapeJ, on
the So» h fide of WhitechapeJ
ftrect.

15. St. Paura, Shadwe-J, on th«
South fide of Upper Sh4<iweU.

16. St, Catharine'fif by ihe Tower*

The feveral PARISH- CHURCHES in the Borough ofSautbwh.

I. /^Hrift*s Church, fituate at the
VU South end of Bennet ftreet.

ft. St. Geprge*s> the South Corner,
of St. Margaret** hill.

3» St. Jobn*a, on the South fide of
Fair ftrect.

4. St. Mary's; Ltmbethi near the
Archhiihop*s palace.

5. St. Mary Magdalen's^ near Ber-
oiondfey ftfeet.

6. St. Mary*8^ Newiogron, on the
North fide of Newingt n Butts.

7. St. Mary*s, Rotherhiihe.

8. St. 01ave*s, the Neith fide of
Too.ey ftrcet,

^. St.'Savieor, orSi.MaryOterieSf
fituate oa the S>uth-eaft Angle
of St. Maiy Oteries Dock.

10. Sl Thomas*!, fituate on the
North fide of St.Thomas*i ftrect*

The Hamet of the CHAPELS, at well of the £ftablifii*d Church, as of

the different Perfuafiona dififenting therefrom.

I. Tbt Chpth •/the EfMipid Religitm,

ARchbi/hop*8 Chapel, at Lam-
•beth
Alk's Cbapely at Hozton
Benquetttog houfeChapel. Whitebal)
Ber«»kk ftreet Chapel, Old Soho
B'idcwellHofpital Chapel
Charterhoufe Chapel
College Almihoufc Chapel, Dead-
man's place.
Coopet ' s AlmfhoofeCha pelfRaulifFe
Dacre'a Chapef, Weftminfter
Drapers Almfiwufe Chapel, Black-

man ftreet
■■ ■'— Newtogton Bjtts.
Duke fleeet Chapel, Weftminfter
E^y hott^ Chape), Holborn hill
FiA mongers Aimfiuufo Chapeli

Ncwington Butti
fleet Prifon Chjpel
Fotmd iiig Hofpital Chapel

Gray's Inn Chape), Griy*s Inn
Great Queen ftreet Chapel, Lincoln'f

Inn fields
Greibam College Cbapd,Biibopfga to

(beet
Grofvenor fqnare Chapel, Audleyft»
GotMhall Chapel

Guy's Hofpital Chapel, South wark
Hm*s Chapel, Rochefter row. Weft'

- minfter -
JefFiies's Hofpital Chapel, Kiogflaad

road *

Renfington Palace Chapel
K.ing*s Bench prifpn Chapel^Sooth^

wark
Kingfland Hofpital Chapel, Rmgr*

land ,
King's Areet Chapel, Oxford ftreet
Knightlbridge Chapel,Kni^ht(bi idge
Lamb's Chapel, MCunkweil ftreet

LmcolA*a

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UjicolA*ilton Chapel, Chmctry Itoe
Lock Hofpital Chapel, Southwark
Long Acrt Chapal, Losg Acre
London Hoofe ChipeJ, AUerigate

ftreet
London Workhoolie Chaptl^ Bi.

flioprgatc ftreet
Ludgatt Priftn Chapd
MarAalfta priioa Chapel, Southw.
Mwf fair ehapd. May fair
Mcrcen Chipel, Chetpfida
Mew Chapel WeftmUfler
Newgate prifon, Chapel
Mow flraet Chapel. St. GiWi io

the fielda
Owen*f Almftoufe Chtpel. fflington
INeaaen Chapel, near the Hay.

market
Oxford Chaael, Bfarybooe fields
ralmar*9 Hofpital Chapel^ WefU

minfter «

Petciceet lane Chapel, Whitechapet
Poultry Compter Chapel
Queen %iare Chapd, Weftnlinfter
^cco ftieet Chapel, Btoonfiiary

Ram't Chapel, Homcrttm, Hackr tjr
Rolla Chapel, Chancery lane
Ru0el court Chapel, Drary lane
St. Janea'i pelaee Chapel
St* John*! Chapel, Clerkenwell
St. John*! Chapel, near Red lioa

ftreet
St. Martin*a AlsAoule Chnpel^

Hog lane
St. Themaa's Hofpital (^pnJ^

Somhwnrk
Serjeanti Ion Chipel, Chancery laiie*
Skinnera Ahaikonfe Chapel^ Mile^

end
Somerfet hoofe Chapel
Spring garden Chapel; Charing crofs
Suplo'i Inn Chapel, Holbourn
TrinttyAlmihoofc Chapel, Mile en<t''
.Vitttner8AlmfliottfeChapel,Mi]c ea4
Whitechapel prifon Chapel
WhitHogton*8 College Chapel, Col^

lege hill
Wheelar'a Chapd, Spidliidda
Woodftreet Conpter Chapel, 1^oed«»

lueets

II. Frmb Cbapek.

filack Zagle ftreet Chtpd«. Spitalf.
Berwick ftreet Chape], Old Soho
Brown^a Une Chapel, Spitalfields
CaftJe ftreet Chapel, Green ftreet
Crifpin'a ftreet Chapel. SpitaUieldi
Friery Chapd, Pallmall
Hof lane Chnpel^ Soho
.Little Chapd ftreet Chapel, Old

Seho
Little Rider*8 court Chflpd, Little

Kewpoet ftreet
Ifory le bene Chapd, St. VUxy le

bone
MUk alky Chapel, Wapping

Orange ftreet Chapd, Hedge last

Petticoat lane Oiapel

St. John's ftreet Chapd» Swa»

fields, Shoiedltch
St. Martin's lane^ Chapel, CaAoa

ftreet
SaToy Chapel, in the Savoy
Slaoghter^s ftreet Chapel^ Swta

fidds, Shoreditch
Spriog garden Chapel, Charing crolil^
Threadneadle ftreet Chapd
Three crown court Chapel, Spltal«

fidds
Weft ftteet Chapel, Seho^

III. Gtmumf Dtoek, and other Cbafdu

PaniA Chapd, Wellclofe fqoare
Dutch Chapd. St. AoguAin friers
*- — in the Sayoy
Certnan Chapel, in St. Janies*i
palace. i

9 ' ■ " ■ in the Sawy

etGerman Chapd, in Trinity. lane
duiliao Chapd, Exeter Exchange

court. Strand
jSwediih CBapd, Priace*t fguare,
RatcliffHighasay.

Tht

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The MEETING. HOI7SB9 in Ltmbif, and the Sbbuibs thereof^
I* Aw^aptiJI Mtetingt,

ANgelAlIey Meetiflg, White-
chapel
A^lef7 treeC Meeting, Spitalfields
Beech lane Meettag, near Wfaite-

cro(i ftreet
Brew.ers Halt Meeting. Addfe ftreet
Cherry garden lane Meetfog, Ro-

Cher hi the
Church lane Meeting, Limehoufe
Cblfiers rente M«etingj White flr.

Soathwai k
I>e>onihtre iqnare Meeting, Biftopf-

gfttt ftreet
Dtppioj alley Meeting«.Hor(leydown
Eag'emeet Meeting,Rfd lion ftreet,

Holboem
Pair ftreet Meeting, Horileydown
Flower de luce Meeting, Tooleyftr<
Glafihoufe ftreet Meetiog,SwaUow-

ftreet

Little Wood ftreet Meeting, Crip*

plegate
Maise pond Areet Mbetfng, Sonib-

wark
Maidenhead xomt Meeting^ GteaV

Eaftcheip
Mill yard Meeting, Rag- Fair
New way Meeting, in the Maite^

Soudiwark
Paurt alley Meeting, Rederofi (li*.
Pennington's fireet Meeting, Vir«

ginia dreet
pepper ftrait MeeUog, Soothwark
^iemary branch Meeting, Ro/e«
{ mar y lane.

^otheihithe, Meeting, Rotherhttht '
;9r. John's court Mating, Little
I Hart ftreet
Sheers alley Meeting, White ftreet,

Sovthwark

Gla^houfe yard Meeting, Pick*ax- >Snow fieldi Meeting, Snow ftelda

ftreft
Goat yafd paflvge Meeting, Korf-

icyiitown
Jshnfon't yared Meeting, OU Gta-

▼ei Uim
Little Wild ftreet Meeting^ Great

Wild ftreet

U^ Uii^wdent Mutiiigu
Boar*! bead yard Meetinj^, Petticoat

Ualoo yaid Meeting, Herielydowfl

lane
Vinegar row Meeting, Shgrcditeli

field!
.Whifie'aalk^ MwiBi^ JLk^Moo**

fields.

iPai^qMnt raw Meeting, MoorfieMt

taoc . |Pinneri hall Meeting, Brotd ftreet

Brick hill lane Meeting, 'Riittes k^een ftreet Meeting, Ratcliff

ftreeO

Broad ftreet Meeting, neir Old

Gtrrrel kac
Court yard Meetiofr, Barnahy ftreet
DeJidnieA'a phcc Meeting, Souths

wark
Hare court Meeting, Alderfg^ ftr.
Jewin ftreet Meeting, Alder^ate

ftreet
Mare ftreet Meeting, Hackney
NeviPi alley Meeing, Fetter lane
Ke^ Broad ftreet Meeting, Moor-

fields
New conrt Meeting, Cary ftreet
Orchard Meeting, Wapping
PaVd aUey Meeting, LiAt ftrAt
I

Rotherhkhe

Redcrofi ftreet Meeting, Sore- Areet

Ropemaker'a alley Meeting, Littk

Moorftelda
St Michael'* laDtf1iietttog,Gaonoa-
H ftreet
St. Savitiur's Dock head Meeting,

Southwaik,
Staining lane Meetii^, Maiden

lane-
Stepney Meeting* Stepoey ftelde
Turner! Hall Meeting, PhiJ^t

lane
White Horfe yard Meeting, Doke*a
I place
I Zoar ftieet Mceiiiig> Southward.

nil Prtf.

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III, Prefiyterian MeiHr.gt,

Bedna! green Meeting
B ook houfe Meeting, Clapton
Cbsrch ftrcet Meeting, Hoxton
CMifby %are Meeting, Biihopfgatr

ftrect
Crowfl court Meeting, Ruflel flreet
Foundert Hall Meetinr» Lothbury
Gravrl lane Meetings Hounfditch
Great St«Thoro.;8 Apoftles Meeting
Aanover ftrect Mcetinp, Long acre
King;** Weigh-hottfe Meeting, Lit-
tle Eaftcheap
Leather lane Meeting, Hulbourn
Little Carter lane Meeting
Little St. Helenas Meeting, Bifhopf-

gate ftreet
Long ditch Meeting, Weftminfler
Maiden lape Meetings Deadman's
place

Middlefex court Meeting, Bartho«r

lomew cicfe
Mourning fane Meeting, Hackr>ef
Kew Broad ftreet Meeting, Londoa

wall
Old Bailey Meeting
Old Jewry Meeting, Poultry
Pariih ftteet Meeting, HprfteyJowo-
Poor Juiy lane Meeiing, near AB»

gate
Rain pant Lion yard Meeting, Kight-r

ingale lane
Salter* hall Meeting, Swithin's lane
Shakefpear*a walk Meetirg, Upper

Shadwell
Silver ftreet Meeting, Wood ftreet -
Swallow ftreet Meeting, Piccadilly
Windfor court Meeting,- Mookwelis

ftreet.

Bull and Mouth Meeting, St. Mar-

tin'i le grand
Swet*t ftreet Meeting* Sooth wark
Fair ftreet Meeting, Hoiflcydown
Little Almonry Mee .ing, Weftm.
Peel Meeting, St. John*a lane
^aker ftreet Meeting, Spitalftelds

IV. fakers Meitingt.

Sandy's court Meeting, HounfBiteli
School houfe lane -Meeting*, Ratdiff'
S&voy Meeting, in the Strand
Wappiog Meeting, Wapping
White Hart yard Meeting, Grace*

church ftreet
Workhoufe Meeting, Clerkenwrellt

V. Mietinit tffweral Detuminttims,

French Ambaftadot*! Chapel^ Greek
ftreet

French Propheti Meeting, Clerk*

. enwell

■ ■ — Hatton Garden

Imperial Aonbailadox'a Chapel, Ha-
nover fquare

Muggletonian Meeting, Barnaby ftr*

— — ■■■' ' ■■ Old i^reet rquare

Noojnrera Meeting, Aiderfgate fir.

.: — — — St. Gile»*a

Nonjuror's Meeting, Scroop's cotirt

Oratory Meeting, Lincoln*! InA
fields

Popiih Meeting, Butler*! aliey^
Grub ftreet

Portuguefe AoibaflTadoi*! Chapeli^
GeUen fquare

Sardinian AmbafladorVChapelyLin.
coin's Inn fields

Venetian Antbaflador's Chapel, Suf-
folk ftreet.

J^whh Syuagigm

Magpye alley Synagogue, of Ger»
man Jews.

Bevis Mark Synagogue •£ Portu-

guefe Jcw^
Duke's Place Synagggue of Ger-
man Jews

Thefe are alfoTo, and near this City, 13 Hofpitals, loo Alms-boulet^
J Colleges, »7 publick Prifonj, 8 publick Schools, 16 gieat Markets, •.«
fmall Markets, 15 Imia of Court, 3 Play-houfet, 27 publick Squares, 49
Hails for CoaDpanies, % BiOaops Palaces, ^ Royal Palaces, fifr,

' 1 . llhcri

(41 )

There >re, wttbin the Bitli of Mortality, 131 (Niat!ty.SchooIt» where-
In 5034 p-ior Children, of both Sexe*, are educated 3 from which hat«
been fent iato the World, in and about 50 Yeaia iaft paff, «o,470 Boya
and Cirlft, who have been placed in good Families and brought uptQuft-
fu) Employ nn en ri, by the Charity of welUdifpored Per font.

Ill thif City are eight principal Gates, v/«. LUgait, NtVfgait, Btacr^
gafg, Bridgt'gstt, Aider fgati^ Cri/fiegate^ Bi/^iHe^ and Aiditte y and
tbodl 7000 Streeti, Lanes, Courts, and Alleys j I yo.ooo dwell ng Houfcs,
and allowing eight Souls to each Houfe (which ii a moderate Computatio*)
tlie Kumber of I habitants amuuot< to 104C000. There are Hkew Te
n<any fine Houfes, amongft whiph the nnoll conitderable are, hS^M^fu*
H. ofe, aud Btdfird Honfe, near Bkmfiury^jquart \ Pewit Hoofe in Or.
wffidftrut^ Nettfcafiie »nAUtidfiyHfyuie\ i'iLtiieo/n'i hn Fiildt \ Back*
ingbmm and Marliorottgb Houfes, in St Jamit'i Faik ) BtuUngtom andDtf-
W9'^/i&/>tf Hottfes, in Piccadilly ; Sltieerjbirtmgb Houfe, io Burlngum^Gawm
dent, wi(h miny fine Baiidiogi in ihofe Parts, each of which deferve •
paftieuiar Defcripcion.

• The Governoient of tbia Cty isdiTided into 16 Wards or Dlftri£ki» each
of whrch has an A'derman, or principal Member, chofen by iu own \r%*

.habitant* } and out of this 'BuAj is annually chofen, on the a 9th cf Se^m
temper, the Lord Mayor, or fopream Mag'ftrate of aji the- City ) he is
the chief Judf[e of Lcndm, and has Power to Inminoo and Jmpr;foA all
who are fttbjcA to hit JuiifdiAbn, and is ftikd QmiiertabMr tf the Kiftr
cfT^btfai^f.

When.hf. pubtickly appeari abroad, he 11 in a Gotch of Stae, tod
we«ri a long Robe of Purple or Scailct> with- a Chaia ol Gold) and a rleh

• Jewel to it, found his NeclL He iiattendcd by faveral Officers walkiog
before, and on each fide of him } and to {vpport his lligaificcnce, hia
Piace and Perquifites are faid lo be worth ^ or 10,000/, ptr Anmum,

The nejct io Digdity and Power to (he Lord Mayor^ are the Aldcrxnis i .
each of them has uoder h m a ceruin Number of Cwmtnon-CouociU Meo,
one of whom is his Deputy, befidcs Under- Officer! : Theie, at well as
(he Aldeimeo, are cbofen by the I.ihabitams of each Ward. Tlite Mayor
tnd Aldermea ehoofe the Recoider^ who is their Spcakery and their
C(taniellor as to the Liws and Caftoma of the City,

The. two Sheriffs are alTo conAdcrable Ma^ftr^te*, efpccially in their
Pv.wer to impanel Jaries. They arc chofien yearly 00 Mid/ummtrmD^f
by the Lirery- Men.

The Chimberlaiaof L«c^ is an O0ice of great Truil, being intruAed
with the C'ty-Ca/h, and the Orphans Muney 1 H: has aifo foil Autho*
rity over ihe Apprentices of th? City, and is>chofeii by the Livery- Men*

The Common- Council ate Members yearly chofen out of every Ward,
ta thd Number of %^$, by the Hoofe Iteepors, from amongft theitfelTes^
torrprefent the whole City.

Th; Livery- Men ol the City of Lmdn are foch, who baring fiiith.
fully feived their Appnemlctfliips, have taken not only the Freedom of
the City, bot alfo the Livery or Gown of their refpc£tive Company*

The City and Liberty of Wtfiminf^w reaches towards htndott- as far as
^tm^U Bar, where the JurifdiAion of the Lord Mayor of Londoi^ anda.
The Dean and Chapter of fVefimipfiir are vefted with all Manner of Ju-
UldidteA^^ £«(2c&afti€al and Civil^ beloo^tng both to the City and Liberty

of

Id

( 4« )

^Wtlhmif$r\ bttt tlie MimfemtBt of (he CiTiI1^«^, ^ncfttkeKe'-
larmatiMy is in the Handi of Laymeii, the Pi incipal of which it tlie
High-Suward, who if commonly ■ NobleoMn^ and hcldi liit Office db-
TMtM mita, Kert to him is the High- Bailiff, who fbrnmoot the Jvnieu,
. has all the BailiA of W^iitftpr fubordinate to him, and maoagea ti>c
Xleaioa of Membera of Parliament for IVtfmifkr. There U aKo a
Htfb-ConlbUei who haa alio the other Conftabkt of the Liberty nodcc^
hire \ there arc likewife fourteen Borgeflea, v/'s, ftTen for the Qty, aiod
leveo for the Liberty, etch having an Af&ftant.

Having given this genorai Defeription of the tTities of LoeiMi and Wtfl^
mhftff and of their diflFerent Governmenti, I will juft point oot fech «f
the moft remarkable Places and l*bings as* are worth the Notice of the
Corioos I and anongll thefe, St. yanutH Houfe claims the firft Piter, ws
it ia the King% Palace ; but the left as a Buildiog, being very irregular,
nod not at all magnificent ; bet the Park adjoining to ir, is perhaps tkc
< moft beautifhl Thing of the Kind in Europe,

The Banqoetting. Houfe \tWbit*baU, built hj Uig§ Jtmet, and the*
Gieltog pointed by Ruhiu, arc worthy of Notice i Itkewife a pedefiriav
8tatac of Brafs of Xing ysmn II. in the P>i^ Garden, W^mrfivrm.
Jihbtff for its great Antiquity, and the many curious Monuments ia tt^
deferves great Attention \ as alfo the FMr/iament Hiife, and fVt/fwunfier»
tUUt where the prineipal Courts of Jodicature are held, Wx. the High
Goort of Cbmaterj, the Court of ISmgU^ Bench, Commtm Flemt, and Bm-
tbepier. The Mufaeum in Grtai Ruffel frett, £l9m/hapy, containing
the GsriM LibMty» ^c. The JVnth'Tret^, the jiimreSiy*Officr^ and

the King*a Stableay are weith iieehig) aa alio lhribitmkerUMd»Bm/e\ the
Ssntft and Strntefei. Hmfe | the TemfUf ao^ alt the Ions of Conrr* St.
FW^a it e noble Srdaure, and worthy of moch Obfenratton ; aa la wih
CuiUMd^ theAfswwactf, wd the It^otAicAeef #. In the Tavar, the
. Afsotiee, the Mint, the Grown Jiewcla, and the Records of the Ktng-
dooi^ demand the Notice of the Curioas, The Hofpital of 6re§tmitt for
diabkd Saaoaen, and. the Coifego of €MJui for old ISoldiers, are noUe
FoDOdationa, The Ca/hm-HmJe, and a View of the Ships in the River,
-five a gicat Idea of the Wealth and Trade of this Kingdom | and the
Number of beautiful Villagea, end the noble Baillings within, ten liiles
leuad the Cky^ ase not to be parallerd in Smnfe, or perhaps ia the
World.

The Names of the feveral Wards, and the Aldermen theMof, with the
Nomber of Common- CeuncUp Men* N,B, Thefe mark*d thua * haf o
paft'd the Chair,

^^ ^ AUUrmen.

Sir Richard Oiynn, Kot. Loid Meyoib

• Sir Robert Ladbroke, Knt.

• Sir William Calvert, Knt. '

• John Blaehlbrd, Bfqj

• Frenen Cokayne, Bfqi

• Robert Alfep, Bfqj

• Sur Grifp Oafcoyne, Kot*

• Thomu Rawlinibo, Bfqi

• Stephen Thoodoie Jaafliiiy Efiii
Qgegahithc

rrmrmt^

C.C.

Dowiare

S

Bridge without

•»

Pertfokea

5

Cripplegite

la

Corniull

6

Colcman-ftreet

6

Viotry

9

Broad- ftreet

to

Biead-iUeci

so

(4S)

Wariu

Candlewick
Langborn

Tower

NO

ac.

6
8

!•

4

14
Y%

6

lo

%

>7

'I

4

la

ft

^ Marfiie Dickinfoo, Efq;

' Sir Charles AfgUl, Knt.
Sir Jofepb Haakey, Knt*
William. Baker, Efq^
ThoiDM Chitty, E/qs
Matthtw BlackiftoD, Efqi.
^r Samuel Flodyer, KjoU
Robert ScDtt, £!q;
Waiifm Bcdifotd, Efq;
William Alexander, Efqf
William Bridgen* Efq;
WilUam Scephenfon, Ef<ii.
Georgt V«lfon, Efq^
FraJieis Gofling, EAjf
Robert Kite, Efq;
Nathaniel Nafli, £iq;
Alexander Mailer^ Sfq;

Biihop%at6

Cheap

Aldgace

BiUiagrgatc

CordwaUer

FaringdoD wi»hii»

Bridge wiihia

Alderfgate

Fariogdon witkout

L'meftreet

Caillcbaynard

WalbtQok

An Actotuit tfthe Compantu and tncArpcrationt hfUnging to the City of Lon«

doo \*^nd firft 9f tbs twehi grgnd CompanHi^ 9ui of vfbicb f^^Lord

Mayor h annuatly ehcjeti,
I.X ^ERCERS.^Tbis Company ii the fir A in Pcecedmce» and wat

iVX incorporated by Letters ?*%tait, i<» the Reign otf Risbrnd U. ia
the V/ear iWf> It it goTcroedby a Pricce, fWardens and^o Attftaatf^
%itii %\o Liverymea, who ofy aFin«i. at their AdddfliaAy i%U tgt* 4^
Their Hallj to tranfa^t Bufineif, is in Cbetp^fid$.

1. OROCER&— This Cooapaiiy ivai;aiicoiporat«d ia titaRcigao&J</»
wWIXL IS45»> cenfixiscd by B^ VI. in i4S9« It eoaMi oCa Rrinct
3 Wardeoe, «i A/fiAaots. and 117 Liverymea, who pay a Fiae of m/«.
on tktir Adnut^Acg* TJie Covpany ia wry rich, and gay aboot yoail a
Year to the Poor. TKeir^Hall is in Gfyitrt Alltf.

1. DRAPERS.— The Fraceroity of Dtaperswas incarporaled ia the
BeigD ofttimy Vl. in the Yeax i499« I^^ is gOTQioed by a Mafter, ^
Wajdens* 50 Afliftanu, and 140 Liverymen, frho pay a Fine of 15/. on
AdniiiTion. Their Hall /• in Tbr^tnrtn-'Streei^ and they pay to tha
^ooff about 4000/4 a Year.

4. FiSHMONOERS.— This Gorp«AtioB was formerly vndtf tha Di.
teftion of the L3rd MSiyor and Aldarnen* It confifts of a Prince, 5
^ardent* aS Affiftants, and 140 Liverymen^ who pay a Fina of 13/. 6f«
td, u their Admi^lion* Their Hall it In ngmet^Strttt, and they pay
aboot 800/. a Yeartp charitable Vfei*

5* GOLDSMITHS.^Thii Fraternity 11 very ancient, and hat manit
Privileges. They are coaftitutad a Body Politick and Gas*perate, hare per-
Hetoal Succeffion, and a commooSeal for Iraaiaftiag their Bufinaft* The^
have the Power of infpe^ing, tif ing, and regulating all Gold and Sstven
Wsr^ I and of puniihing fiieh.aa* afa foand guilty of working adulterated
Cold or Silver* They have alfo the Privilega df making By«Lawa, for
the Regulation of their own Society. So early as in the Reign of Hmrf-
^ 19 8a^ they were tmvmA for betociadiilteHnex that it, foe fettlng »p

.without.

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without the Kiag*t Lkeace. They were afterwarda hicorperated by Bd'
%oafd III. in ijty. They aregoreroed by a Prince, 3 Wardens, and 98
Aifitaoti, wiih a Livery of T98 Members^ who pay a Fine of £oA (hi
being admitted. Theii Hall is in Ftjier-Uiu j ihey have a latge Eilaie,
and pay abote a loooA a Vear to the Poor.

6. SKINNERS.-— Thia Society was incorporated by EiwMrd llf. In the
Year 1317. Thia Company is governed by a Mufter, 4. Wardens, and.
#0 AHiftants) iheir Livery confitls of 137 Mernbers, who pay a Fme at
Entrance cf 15/.. Their Hall is on Daw^att-Hill i and they payj to
cha. liable Ufei, about 700/. a Year.

7. MERCHANT.TAYLORS. — This Fraternity was coirinQoly
called Taylors and Linen Aimoreri ; they were incorprat^d by Edkvard
I Y. in the Year 1466 j but King Hamrf YII. becoming a Member of this
Ctmpany, for their greater Houour he reincorporated ihem bf the Ramer
of Mirebant7ayf9rt in the Year 1503. They are governed by a Mafter^
4 Wardens, 38 Affiil. nts, and 394. Liverymen, who at their Adm!ttj( nee
pay a Fine 0/ 20/. Their HJl is in ^hrtadnfedk- Street \ and they pay to»
the Poor abvot aooo/. p*r Annum,

%; HABERDASHERS —This Sodety aoeiently called Horrers and
Milliners) was incorporated by Henry VL in the Ycai- 1,07. Tbfy are
governed by a Miller^ 4 Wardens, and 93 Afliftaots, with a \'ytTj of
342 Members, who pay a Fine of 25/. each 00 their. AdmiiTion. Their
Hall is in hSmiden. Lane ; they pay apaualiy to the Poor about 3500/.

9. SALTERS.— This Fratarnity, though of great Antiquity, was firil
ificurporatcd by Queen BUxahtth, in the Year 15 $8* They aic gOTcraed
by a.MaAer, % Waidens, ay Afliftants, and a Livery oJF 190 Members «
who pay a Fine of toA Their Hall isii Swtbin*t»Ltne, and they pay
•bOJt 500/. a Year to the' Poor.

• to. IRONMONGERS.— This Cjirptiiy was incorporated by Edward
IY« til the Year 1464. They are governed by a MaAier, % Watdtns»
and the wivulc Livery are Afltftaots, which cunfifts of S4 Members,
whofe Fine^is. 13/. Their Hall itf in Ftnchvreb fr§tt, and they p^y to
charitable Vit^ about 1800/. a Year. Befides tfatr^ in the Y«ar 1724,
Mr. Thimas Beit9»kit them 26,000/. one Half of the Profits of which
ia employed to redeem Briiijb Cij^ti^c* from Slavery, and the other Half
is ditlribated betwixt the Puor of tke Comp&ny^ and the Ch^fity-Schoola
of the City..

II. VlNTNERS.^This Company was incorporated by Henry VI, in
14)7* Tbry are govetoed by a Mafter, } Waidns, 18 Aififtaiits^ wi h
a Livery of 194 Member*, whofe Fine is 11/. 131. 4^. Their HaJ it
in 7hameS'St'eet, and they pay to charitable Ufes about 6oO/ a Year.

f a. CLOTH WORKfiRS.-«ThfS Society was incorporated by Edward
IV. in the Year I482. They were anciently tailed Sheermen, bot Qneen
Euxabetb changed their Tithi to Clbthworkers. They are goTcrned by a
Mailer, 4 Wardens, and 3^ Aififtants, with 154 Liverymen, wfaofe
Fine is ao/. Theij Hatlia in Miming^LMn*^ and they pay in Charity
•bODt 1400/. a Year* •

l^btfe are the ttoei-ve great Cempaniet ef ihe City, placed in the Order %f their

• Preeedeucy, The rtfi fi>jU fiiluw-alfbabedeally^ however wiih Fiimrei
. denoting their P/ace,

AP0TH£CM1&S 5S ...Thii Company waa incorpoUted by King

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ysmet 1. in the Year 1^17. Tliey 9re ginned hf 1 Mafter, t Wir«
dent, and si Afliftaots, wirh t Livery of 144 Mcmben, whofe Fine it
16/. an4 they «re exempt from all Ward and Pariih OSweu Their HUl
is in B/aek Frian 3 aad Sir ifmi $/o««« his granted to the Compaoj for
ever the fine Phyfick- Garden at Cbe/fea,

ARMOURERS la— This Company wai incorporated la the Year
I4a34 hy hlgiirj VI. who became one of their Members. Tiie Braficit
aie united with this Company, and are jointly governed by a Mafter^
aWarden5, and si Affiftanta ; there ar^ 80 Members on the Live/y,
wbofc Fine is 1 5A The r Hall is in CalemathStnet ,.

Bakers 19.— XhisSjciftywas incorporated hy ElivafiW, in the
Year 1307. It is governed by a lAiAer, 4 Wardeoi, and jo AHiftantsi
there are J95 Liverymen, whofeF.ne is lb'. Their Hall is in Har^
Lane, /

Barbers 17.— The A-t of ISur^ry was formerly pts^iiLd only by
Birbers, and in the R.'^i^Q of Htnry VIiX. when (bme others a/fiumed th«
P a A ice of it, they obtained an A£b of 1>ariiament to prevent it, and
were ezempied from all Ward and Pariih Offices! hut by an A€t of it
Gc6ri;e U, ihe fard Corporation of Barber Surgecni, as they were for-
mer y (liled» waf diflbived, and the Surgeons were made a di/lin^l Com*
pahy fn>ih the Barbery who are now governed by a MaAcr and %
Wardens, who in the Af^ arc ftiled Governors, and S4 Afliftjnts. Th«
LWery is very numerous, and their Hall is iituate in MonkfotV^Strtet,

BASKET MAKERS 5S.*It Is not known when thia Fraternity
was cre^ed into a Fellowfliip, they having no Charter but Cuftom and
Prefcription. H .wever they are reckoned one of the City Compaaiei^
and are governed by z Wardens, and 4S Afliftiots) bat have nelthtf
I*«very nor H»U.

BLACKSMITHS 40.— Thn ancient Society was 6rA incorprirated by
<iieen Ehmahtbin 1571. Thry are governed by a Matter, 3 Wardens,
a I AfliAants^ and a Livery cf szo Memf»eri, who pay a Fine oitK on
Admittance. Their Hall is on LtfW^rr. Hi//. .

BOWYERS 38.— This 9ncient Society was b:Id only by Piefcription*
till the Reign of James I. wh<j iocorporaed them in l620« They aie
governed by a Mafter, '% Wardens, iz AflTiilants. and 30 Liveiymen^
^hafe Fine is 8/. Their Hall was formerly in Nfiie- Strut, but at pre-
fent thry have none.

BREWERS r4.— This C )mpany was incorporated by ffeny VI. ia
14)8. They are governed by a M.ftcr, | Wardens, s8 A^Aants. and
108 Liverymen, whofe Fine is ^6/. 131. 4i« Their Hail u in jiM'im
Stret\

BROIDERERS 48.— This Company was iiKorporaei by Q^-tn B.'i'
Kiht.'b in I561. 1'hey are ^overne^ by a WarJen», 40 At^ ilant , and a
Live y of m Mrmbcrt, w'lole F nc is ^/. Their Hall is in GutUr hame^
BU ITHERS s \.— Thi« ii a very ancient Society^ thou|^h noc incoxpo-
wt«d till the Rdgo vfjam/t I, They are govrned by 4 MaOer, 5 W»r-
^*n«, sT Affiftants, and 114 Live ymen, whofe Fine is s/. Their Hall
Is in Tuddiny. Lart, Their Charur has been teoewed in his prefe .1 Ma*

CAI^U MAKERS 8 3. —They were incorporated by Chariti 1.- \n
I '119. T ey arc governed by a Maftsrr, i Wardens, and 18 ^^'^' '-*' *
kii have neither Livcry, nor HaU. ^^*^*

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CARMEN lo.«*Tbe Ctrnen were ere£led into t Fellowfliip in tfa«.
Iteifn of Btan VlIL by on Aft of Common- Osuncil } and m the Reiga
0f James I. tbej were incorpomted with the Society of Foellers, linger
the Title of Woodmoaien. Bot in iS^, the Foellers being conriaed
hy PirlUmcot of feYenl Frauds and Impofitions in the Sale of Coals, and
ether Fuel, and apprehending they fliould be fevere^ punHhed, threw op
their Charter. Upon thii the Carmen were again conftitutcd a FcUowflii^
of the City, by an A£t of Common-CoonciK They are goTerned by «
Mafter, t Wardensy and 41 AflTiftanta, under the Direftioo of the Lori
Mayor and Aldermen } but they have neither Livery, nor Hall.

CARPENTERS t6.— They were incorporated by Edward 1IL m
134^4. They are governed by a Mafter^ 3 Waitlens> and %o Affiftanta,
with a Livery of 100 Memben« whofe Fine it 8/. Their Hall is at
UMd9M.fra/^,

CLOCK MAKERS 6 f. —They were incorporated by Cbar/esl, m
1631. They have a Mafter, ^ Wardcn»» and %t Afiiftantf } but neither
Livery, nor HaJL

COACH MAKERS 79.-- Incorporated by Cbartet U. in 1677. They
•re governed by a Matter^ 3 Wardens, 23 AfTiftaots, and 104 Liverynaen.
who pay a Fine of loU on Admiffion. Their Hall it in NM-SUtei*

COMB-MAK^S 63.—- This Company was incorporated by King
Cbar/es I. in 1636* They have a Mafieri z Wardens^ and 13 Affiftao^ $
bot neither Livety, nor Hall.

COOKS 35.— Thfs Society was incorporated hy Edward IV, In i^tot
By their Charter, every Member before Admiflion is to be prefented to
the Lord Mayor. They are governed by % Mailers, i Wardens, « 5 Af-
fiilanrs, and 7S LiveiirmeD, whofe Fine is loA Their HaH is in Alderft
gaU'ftreet,

COOPERS 36.— This Fraternity was incorporated by Henry VII. in
1501, They have a Mafter, 3 Wardens, %o Afliftants and a Livery of
S44 Members, whoie Fine is 15/. Their Hall is in SafingbaUStnet,

C0RDWAiK£RS ay,— This Society wu firfk incorporated by Henry
IV. in 1410, by the Name of Cjrdwainers and Coblers. But by a late
Charter, the Ap|>ellation of Corbier was left our. They are governed by
a Mafter, 4 Wardens, 16 Affiftants, and 108 Liverymen, whole Fiae it
loL Their Hall is in Difiaff'Lam,

CURRIERS 29.— This Society was incorporated by Jamttl. in 1605.
They have a Mafter, % Wardens, 11 Ali^nts, and 103 Liverymeoi
whofe Fine is 9/. 131. 4^. . Their Hall is nnt Crifplegate,

CUTLERS 1 8 ,— This Company was incorporated by Henry V, in 141 7,
and were fomeTime after united with the Haft and Sheath* malcers. The
Society ecnfifts of a M^fler, 2 Wardens, and'zi AifilUnts, with aLivery
' of Kio Members, «/liofe Fine ii io/» each. Their Hall it in CIoak-Lani,
DISTILLERS 74.*Theywere intorporated by €barles J, in 1639.
Thry confift of a Mafter, 3 Wardens, 19 Affiftants, and 122 Liveiymen,
whole Fine is 1 3/. 61. 8d!. Tliey have no Hall,

DYERS 13 —This Company was anciently one of the Twelvo, and
was incorporated ly Eimard IV, in I47«. It is governed by » Wardeni,
5^ j^^««*»,a"<i »4C> LiverjMnen, wfioie Fine is 15/, Their HaJl is in
hufUElbno^Une, Dfnvg^i.Hiil This Company Has the Privilege of
keeping-Swans upon the River of 7ia«<i, *

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T AK MAKERS tif*— Tbit Obmpaoy wii iflCdr^onta^ hj Quctd Am
in 1709. They ait governed by a MaAer^ ft Wardens, and ao AffiAanti §
but have neither Livery, nor HaU*

FARRISHS 55.-^They were incorpwtted bjCUrUt II, in t^yj^ftoi
the Cooijiiflj confiftt of a Matter, 3 WardeM, 94 AffiftanU, and 76 Ai«
verymeAj whofe Fine is $U They have no Hali.

FELT-MAKERS 64*— The Felt, or Hatmaken, foraoerly beIon|dl
to th« Cofopeny of Haberdaflien $ but King ysmu I. iooorporated chcm
by tbeafelvea in b.6o4» '^bey have ■ Malbr, 4 Waidem, and %$ AU
fiftantt, with 60 LWerymen, whofe Fine is 5/. '

nSHERMENS;.— They were iacorporaied by Jama !!• in 16I7 |
bat have neither Livery, Hall, nor Arms*

FLETCHERS 39.— -Thia is t Company only by Prcferiprion* not by
Charter! *"^ confifts of « Wardent, 10 Affiftants, and 35 Liverymen,
who'pay a Fine of 10/. Their Hall is !n St. NUry-Axt^

FOUNDERS 33.— This Society was incorporated by Jsmt L b i6i4«
They are goiTerned by a Maftcr, % Wardeoiy a4 AfliAants, and 23ft LU
very men, whofe Fine is S/. yr. 6d. Their Hall ia io LvthSurv,

FRAME-WORK-KNTTTSRS 65— T^e Frame-Work-Knitttrt, or
Stociting- Weavers, were incorporated by Ofcarki IL in 1663. They are
governed by a Mafter, a Wardens, iS Affiftanta, and 5S Liverymen,
who my, on their Adniffion, a Fine of lo/. Their Hill n in JUi«

FRUITERERS 45.— Tbia Fraternity wu ineorpoitted by Jamtt X. if»
t6o5. They^have a Mafter, a WardtiH, and 30 Liverymen* whofe
Fine k 5/. They have no HaU.

... GARDENERS 70. — This Society w«i incorporated by Jamn J, to
i6i6. They have a MaAer^ ft Wtrdent, and iS Affiftants j but nei-
ther Mall nor Livery.

GIRDLERS 23,— This Company was iacorperatcd by H^sry VI. ia
'449> Mid eonfirmed by QiUsmEhxa^k in 156S, when the Pinnera
and Wircdrawers wore Joined vrith them. They have a Mafler, 3 Wtr*
dene, 94 Affiftants, and 77 Liverymen, whole Fbie ia sal. Their Half
is in Bafiagba/I-Strttt,

GLAZIERS (3;— This Society was incorporaftd with that ef the
CUfs-Painters, by Chtrlu L in 1637. They have a Mafter, ft War*
dens, 11 Affifbms, and 91 Liverymen, who pay a Fine of 3 A They^
have no Hall.

GLASS.SELLBRS 77— The Glafs-fellers, and Looking glaff-makert.
Were iocorporatcd together by Cbartes IT, in 1664. Ti:ey have a Mafter,
a Wardens, 14. Affiftants aod 44 Liverymen, who pay a Fins of 3/.
They ht^e no Hall.

GLOVERS 62.— This Fraternity was incorporated by CUrln I. is
'^iS. They have a Mafter. 4 Wardens, 30 Affiftants, and 130 Livery*
Q»n, whofe Fine is 5/. lax. Axi, Their Hall h \n Beeth^tam,

GOLD mnd SILVER WIRB-DRAW^S Si^They were incorpo-
^iti^yj^met t. in 1613. They have a' Mafter and tS Affiftants}
but w'lihsr Livery, nor HalL

GUN-8M ITHS Sc^Iocorporated by CUrUt L in 1638. They have a
Mafter, a Wardens, and 18 Affiftwts ; bat neither Hail, nor Livery;

HAT.BAND.MARERS75.-»Incorporated by Ckmln U in S65S.

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They hafe i MtHer^ t Wardem, and is AflSftanti ; but noLivcry, oor
Hill.

HORNERS 54.-- locorporated by Cbarfft I. in 163s. They have^
M'ftsr, % Wardens and 9 AflTiftuitt \ but 00 Livery, nor HalJ.

INN HOLDERS 3».— Ineorporatrd by Htmry VI If. in 1515. They
have a M^ftrr, 3 Wardeoi, 10 AlSdaott, and 139 Liveryriten^ whofe
Fine it 10'. Thdr Hall it ia EAo^o^hane,

JOYNERS 4i.-<-IncoriK>rated by Queen EHmsbeib in 1569. Governed
by a Mafter, % Wardens, 14 Aififtaou, and 3313 Liverymeni who pay a
Fine of 8/. Their Hall is in Friars- Laiu, Tbsmt.Strtet,
. LEATHER.SEIJLERS 1 5.— Incorporated by H^n/y VL They are
governed by a Prince, 3 Wardens, •4 A/Tiftants, and 156 Liveryren,
who pay a Fine of aoA at tbeir Admiflion. Their Hall ia in Littfe St,
Btlien^u They have the lofpedioo of La^b, Sheep, and Cilves Lea;
ther, in order to prevent Fiauds in thofe Commodities.

LONG BQWbTRING-MAKERS Ss.—Tbh Society ia not by Char-
tec, but PreliBriptton, and confiAs only of a Wardens^ and 19 AiTiAantt,
without any Livery, or Hall.

• LO|LiNERS 57.^—Incorporsted by.Queco jimt in 1711. They have
a Maftefy a Wardens, and ^4 AfliAanCs, with 69 Liverymen. Their
£[aais»tLM^a-/i^//.

. MASONS 3#<— Incorporated by Ctarletlh in 16 jj^ They hare a
Mafter, a Wardens ^ AiUftaots, and 70 Liverymeri, who pay a Fine
of 5/. Thett Hall i< in Hafrn'i- Alley, BaJingMUStrea^

MUSICIANS 5o.-»Incorporat«d by yama h in 1604. They have a
Mailer, 1 Wardens, ao Afliftanti, and 31 Liveryjben, who • pay 404.
Fine at tbeir Admittance. Na Hall.

ja£EDLE.MAK£RS69«— Incorporated hy Oliwr Crmwell'm 1656.
Cover, ed by a MaAer, % Wardens, 18 AfliftantSj and 4S Liverymeot
Their Fine is 3/. 6f. 8^. No Hall.

PAINTERS STAINERS aS.— Incorporated hy Qnecn ElixabeiB in
J^S^, Tjiey have a Mafte^ a Wardeot, 19 Afiiftants, and ia4 Mem-
bers on the Livery, who pay a Fine of 144 Their Hall is in t4itlt
7'rinitv-Laiu,

PARIbH-CLERKS 88 — This Company wai incorporated by fifary
III. 1 2} 3. They keep a Printing Prefs in their Hall, where they print
the Weekly Bill of Mortality, and are obliged, by tbeir Charter, to make
a Weekly Rrport of all the Ch rift nings and Buriah within iheir re pe^ive
P«r:(be8 every Tuefday. They ar.e governed by a MaAer, 2 WatfleAa^
atd 17 Afliftants. Their Hall is in H^tod Street,

. PaTTEN-MAKERS 76.-i.!ncorpofated by Cbarkk IT. 1670, Thfj
have a Mafter, a Wardens, 24 AfnA&nts and ^6 Liver;men, whjfe Fine
1*67. N a Hall.

. PAVIOURS 56 — This Company is not by Charier, but Prercription.
They hav^3 Wa.dfns, and 25 Ailiftants ; but nei" her Livery, nor H-11,
. PEWTERERS i6.-*Incorporated'by£^«r^{V. 1474. 1 1> order to
prevent thr Ijiportarjonof Foreign Pewter, the Wardens of this Company
arc ifnpowered, by P4rliarr.enr, to infpeft the Pewter in all Paris of the
K»og«»om I aed by the fan-c Adt all Englijhmen are Torhid to divulge the
Art of Pewterers in any foreign Countiy, on Pain of Di'franchifeaient,
and no Pewterer «an uke ai an Apprentice the Son of a Foreigner. They

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ha^e aUafter^ % Wfrdeni, iS Affiftantt, tnd 7S LiTeryraeiij wliofe fSoe,
on Admicunce, is ^pt, ^ Their Hail is in Lime Sfntt,

PIN-MAKERS ^8.— Incorporated by Cbsriei I. z6|6. They hiTe a
Mailer, a Wardens, and 18 ABlftants | but without Hall, or faivery.

PLAISTBRERS 46.— Incorporated by Henry Vf I. 1 50 1 . They haire
a Mtflcr, a Wardens, 3a Affiftanri, and 77 Liverymen, who pay a fine
of 8/. Their Hall if in Addie. Street.

PLUMBERS 31;— Incorporated by 7«aiei 1, 161 1. They hate a Ma-
iler, % Wardent, 14 Affiftanta and 57 LiVerymeny whofe Fine of Ad*
minion is 10/. Tlieir HaJI is ia Cbefuer.Tard, Dmogate^UHk

PORTERS 90.— The Porters were conftitvted a f ellowfliip by an Aft
«f Common- Council in 1646, aad ha?e a Power anQvalJy to eleA from
among themfeWei za Rulers.

POULTERERS 34.— Incorporated by fliwy VIL 1504, They liave
a Mafler, % Wardent, 13 Affiftaats, and 106 Liverymen, whole r inc ia
fto/. They have no Hall.

SADLERS a5.«-This Society was incorporated by 'BdwMfd I. isys.
They are governed by a Prime, 3 Wardens, 18 Aflillants, and 70 Livery
men, whofe Fine is xoL Their Hall is in Cbetffide,

SCRIVENERS 44.«-Incorporflted by Jffmn I. »6r6. They haVe a
Mailer, 1 Wardens, a4 Atfiftants, and 53 Liveryman, whofe Fine is 5/.
They have no H4II at prefenr, havirg fold their Hall hi ITMi Strem to
the Company of Coacb-makeriM

• SHIP WRIGHTS 59.— Ineorporat^ed by Jgmet I. 1605. They have
a MaAer, % Wardent, and ao Afiiilants ; but neither Livery nor Htll«

' SILK- MEN 67.— Incorporated by Cbartei I. i6|i. They have a
Mailer and ao AiltiUnts : but neither Livery nor Hill.

• SILK. THROWERS 68.— Incorporated by Cbarlei K 163T. They
have a Msiler, 1 Wardens, %o Affiftantf ; but neither L very nor Hall.

SOPE- MAKERS 71 — Incorporated \y CbarUs I. They have a M4-
fter, % Wardens, x8 Aiiiftants) but neither Liveiy, nor Hail.
' SPECTACLE- MAKl^S 60.— Incort)onted by CbarUt f. 16 ]0,
They have a Mafter, a Warden t, and 15 Ailiftaots ; but peither Kill
nor Livery.

STARCH-MAKERS 86.-i-Incor|>orated by Jamt I. x6is. They
have a Mailer, a Wardens, and a4 Aflitl«nts| but neither Uvery, nor
Hall.

ST/CTIONERS 47,— This Company confif « of B okfellers, Sta-
tioners, Printers, Letter- Founders and Book- binder?. They were incdr*
pofe-at^d by Q^xen Mary in 1557. Th^y have a Stock* of about 15000/.
wVich they employ in printing Almanacks, Primmers, Pfi^lters, School-
hooks, &e, the fole Privilege of printing whiVh is granted to theip by A€t
of Parliament. They connil.of a Mafter, % Wardens, and ay AlTiftants,
^ith 108 Liverymen, whofe Fine of A<)miflion It ao/. Their Hallia
sear Luigate. They pay to charitable Vfes above 300/. a Year.

SURGEONS.— >They were made a feparate Corporatlan froi^ the
Sariers, by AA of lS <ji9rge II. They arc governed by a M4'fler, a War-
dens, JO Examiners of Surgeons, and ai Afliftants. . Their elegaat Hall
or Thsatre is in the did Baifey,

TALLOW CHANDLERS tl.— Thry were in^oriioratcd by E-dwad

IV. 1461. They have a Mafter, 4 Wardent, 38 Affiftants, »nd 170

- - ^ * . D Liverymen.

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V^mrjmtat vhofe Fine ii 1 5/. The r Haii is-oo Dni^4temUia,

TIN. PLATE- WORKBRS;! Tneorponted hy CbsrUi II. 1670.

Tliey hive m Mafter, s Wardeof^ and so AffilUnts | but neither Livery,
nor H«IL

TOBACCO-PIPE.MAKERS ^^,'^ncnr^(afUi hj ChMrln II. 1663.
They have a Mafter^ & Wardeoa. ai»d 18 Aifidanti: but neither Livery,
nor Hili.

TURNERS 51^— Incorporated by Jawui 1. 1604. They beve t Ma-
ftcr, % Wardeni, 24 Afliftaots, and 144 Ltveryroeo^ whofe Fine is ft/*
Their HaU ii on CJhge^HiU.

TYLERS Apd BRJCKLAYERS 37.— Incorporated by Qoeen EKtM-

hetb, 156S. They have a M<Aer, % Wardens, 3% Affiftants, and 103

Xiveiymen. whofe Fine is la/. Their Hail ii inttadenbMll^Strm.

UPHOLDERS 49.— Incorporated by CbMrtet !• 1627. They have a

, Maftcr^ % War Jem, aS Afliftanti, and a Live.y of 131 Membera, whoTe

Fine 114/. ici. They have no Hall.

WATERMEM 91 — The Whenymen and Lightermen were confti-

' ti;ted a Company by KLtog H^tiliam HI, in the Year 1700, but are under

the Direction of the Court of Aldermen, who annually appoint the Over*

. ftets and Rulera of the Company. They are raftrained by A6t of Par-

^ liament from working on Sundays, except a certain Nomberj not exceed*

* ing forty, who ate appointed weekly to j>'y on Sunday, betwixt /^*x£a//

and Limeboufe^ to carry PalTengers acrofs the River for a Penny each.

The Money thna earned ii paid every Monday Morning to the Overfeers

of the Coonpany 5 and after each Waterma^n is paid his proper Wages for

^ the D.y*8 Woik, the Overplus is applied to the Ufc of their own Poor,

and amounts ye^ily to Soo/. There are thought to be upwards of 70CO

. Boats 00 the River, and 1700 Barges. Watermeas- Hall ia in Thama^

Streti, near tsOndM- B'idgi,

WAX-CHANDLERS so.«*Incorporatcd hy Rithsfd IIL in t^^,
' Thry have a M after, % Wardens, so Afli Hants, and 130 Liverymen,
who pay a Fine of 5/. on their Admitcar.ce. Their Hall Is in RiBtdeu'
Lar.e»

WEAVERS 4».— This ii thought to be the moft ancient Society be-
longing to the City, being mentioned in the Reign o{,HMny I. as pay'ng
an annual Tribute of 16/. to the Crown for their Immuaitics. Thty are
governed by a Bailiffs, '% Wardens, and 16 Aflillants, with a Livery of
279 Members, who pay a Fine of 6/. each. Their Hall is in B*fiiigbaU»
Streets

WHEEL- WRIGHTS 73.— Inccrporatcd by CA#r/ri IL 1670. They
have a Mailer, i WurHeai, and S£ AOlftants but no Hall nor Livery..

WOODMONGERS S5. — Thry were incorporated with the Carmen by

yomti I. in 1605 ; but in the Year 166S, they werccoovided of fondiy

' Crimes i^d Mifdemeanors, and obliged to furreoder their Charter. They

' had afterwards, by an A^ of Common- CourciJ, the Management of the

^ pul lick Carts comniitted to them } bt^t on account of fome Mai- pra^icet,

tWt was alfo taken from thena, and put under the Infpediofl of CbriA^i

mphaU ■ ' . ■ ■ ^ ■

WOOLMEN 43.^ThisS cicty, tho' probably of very great Antiquity,

have no Charter, and are a Community only by Prefcription. . thty have

a Ma(?er> a Warden?, and ti Affiftanirj hut neither, Ha5, nor Livery.

Thefe

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Tfacfe are afl the Comptniei which beloag to the City ^ Lm ita ^ uA
-areioNumbtr 9I9 with 78 Maften, 120 Wardciw, a) 18 Affliaau*
•8217 Liveiymea, tad 5a HalJi* Mr. BitiiiMd^ to hit Hiiiory vftmm
^don, ii of Opiasoo, that there is annuaJJ(y di(pofed of to chaiiteble Uki^
by cheie Compaaief* above ttfiool^

The Pricet of the different Works of Sritklsym^ ddsfmt, Csfpmertp
yymrs, Tkmberh SUtin% Pahttert, Pkiffrtrt, Psvimrt, Smitht,
Canters, ftc.

Bn iC KLAVE RS. h s. d.

DIGGING Fooadationii per Yaid Cube — — 005

nigging and carrying away, per Yard Cabe -^ e i 8

Ked Stock Bricks, per Thooiand •« -« «« I i^ O
Grey Stock Bricki, per Thoufaad — —100

Place Brkks) per Thoufand . -« — o I4 o

Plain Tiler, per Thoufaad ' *— — — — * loo

Paatilesy per Thoufand — — • — J o o
Brick Woik done with all Place Brtcki, per Rod, or ^^^\

Feet, at one Brick and a Half thick J 5 5 o

Ditto with the Froat fiice4 with Grey Stock Brickr, per Red 5 lo o

^Uin Tiling, per Square, er 100 fupeificiaJ Fecc . -• 160

Old plain Tiling ripp'd, per Square <— •« o 14 o

Paotiliog not poio«ed, per Sqrare — *- o 18 o

Ditto pointed, -per^quare — — — o z o

Place Brick paving, laid ilat and dry, per Yard fuperficial, or 7 .

nine fquare ^eet j o i »

Ditto in Mortar, per Yard — — o I 4.

It Inch Tile paving, per Yard — ^— 636

to 'Inch Ditto, ^er Yard ^^' —• .— 030

^ed and grey Archea gaged and/ett in Putty, per Foot fuperficial o z 4

Rabb*d Returnii per Fuot iuperficial -* •— 003

-Groins cut to Atchef,' per Foot run *- — . — o o 6

MASONS,

PortlatJ Stone, meafured when wrought, per Foot Cube o a o

i?a/6 Stone D.ttOj per Foot C be — r — 016

Fwtlaad Sone, ftreight nnoulded Work, per Foot fuperficial o i s

'I— .. ■ I ,■■ .freight plain Work, per Foot fupoiicial b i p

— *— — '■■ circular plain, per Foot fupeificial - o i »

. ■ ■■ circular mouldedi per Foot fuperficial 014

Batb Stone, ftteigbt plain Work, per Foot fqnare 005

" ■ — — ftreight nnonldcd Wotk, pev Foot fquare o 0.7

• circular plain, per Foot fuperficial o o 7

>clrcalar moulded, per Foot foperficial o o o

White and vein'd Marble Slab in Chimney- pieces, per Toot ]

.fopaifictil ^ "^ y i o 5 o

Sta'tuacy Marble Slab in Ditto, per Foot •-- 066

Black and yelloW; Marble Slab in Ditto, per Foot ' 076

Purple connion in Ditto, per Foot fupeificial 060

Extraordinary Ditto, per Foot fupeificial i** o S .0

Portland Stone Chimney-pieces i and a half>|nch thkk, per ) - ^

Footrupeificlfl . '«^ J « -€ 6

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Rftgai^ Fire Stone Hearth ind Covioge, per Foot /bperficial o t o

Ptftlswd ptviag I and 1 half Inch thicky per Foot fuperfidtl 014

Ditto with bUck Marble Dott, per Foot fuperficial o i S

Furbeck pavtog In random Courfes. per Foot — 007

Ditto in ftreight Coorfei, per Foot — — - o o S

Old FnUeek puvisg, fquar'd and laid, per Foot '— o O »

C^RPEXfTEttStni J T N S R S.
Fir framed in naked Fioon, roofing^ cieliog Floon^ quarter'd 7

Paitiiioni, Gfr. perF/jotOjbe 5 ® *

Ditto in Lintels and bond Timber, Off* per Foot o I S

Ditto plained and framed in Door-cafea and Wiodowi. &c» per ) _ ' \

Foot Cube ' ^ j o • .6

Oak framed in naked FIooff, &e, per Foot Cube o >3 S

Ditto 16 Piateff'f fiTr. norframed^ per Foot Cube :Q « i

Ditto in Door.tafet'and Windows. &e, plained and framed, 7 ^ -. _

per Foot Culie ' ' ^ xr yo

t^hule Deal bridgM Gottering^. per Foot fuperficial 006

Centring Vaults, per fqnare — — « . o X ^

Gruin*d Centring, per Foot fqoare »- .« ' I o
Centring to Apeituret, per Foot fquare •— .— '004

Bracket! ing to common pfaiflered Cornifliet, per Foot Iquare 004

Ditto to Modiiiioot, per Foot fuperficial — 005

Folded joint Boarding j per fquare -« ^^ 180

Straight jojnt Boarding^' per fquare — « r— s O

ScQond bcA Boarding dew]*d, per fquare •«- -^ 3 10

- Clean Deal Boarding dowi*d, per fquare . *- 5 O o
Rough wiiole Deal Boarding, per fquare , — , — - 15.0

- Common whole Deal Steps and j^feit, Stringa and Bearers, 7 » • q

per Foot run * J

Better Sort Ditto, per foot ran *~ ~ — o I S

Common Joiftinl and Boa: diog to ha!f Pacei, per Foot fuper- 7 •

\f^ ficiat S

.f ''Ditto of a better Sort, per Foot fuperficial "~~ ' . 00

Common Fir Rail and Batlifter, fquare Pannel, per Foot tun o 1

Ditto turn'd Newel and Cap, per Foot ruif — o a 6

Ditto turn'd Newel and capp*d fquare, per Foot run 030

Who'e Deal Doori legged, per foot fuperficial on one fide 00^

Ditto p]od|h*d, tongu'd, Ieg*d, per Foot fquare ^- 007

Whole Deal Gates, Un*d with whole Deal, per Foot 007

loch and Half Deal Doors four Panoels fanare on both Sides, 7 ^ ^ ,^

per Foot ^ ' J O o 10

Two Inch Deal Doors ditto, per Foot fuperficial o o 9

Two Inch Deal, fix Panuel fquare Doors, per Foot o o lo

Slit Deal plained and Linings, per Foot fquare •»• o o »|

Whole Deal ditto, per Foot fquare -^ -^ 004

Whole Deal DrefiSers Feet and Bearers, per Foot fquare o q S

Two Imh Deal Drefleri with. turned Columns and Bearers. 7 '^ , ^

' per Foot foperfic al *^ O I O

Two and a H«lf Inch ditto, per Foot fuperficial «*« ex*

Square Deal Wainfcot, per Yard — ^ o a 6

Qjiarter roond Deal Wainfcot fiat Paonel, pef Yard 090

Ditto

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Ditto the PilnBeli hiifed fqiiire» per Foot •-• ' o ) S

Ditto the Paonelt nifed with a Bead, per Yard ^ o ^ to

DeaJ ilreight Mouldingi, per Foot fuperficiai •— o i o

' Deal ModillioA Cor niihes, per Foot fquare -^ — o I 6

Deal Dorick Entablatures with proper Ornamentfl^ per Foot o ft o •
One and a half lach right Wainicot Saihei^ all compleat, fvl

Fobtfquarc 3

Ditto with Deal eafed Frtmet. Waiofcot poUy Pieces and 1 _ , .

Soils, per Foot . J o 1 »

Ditto with right Wainfcot Fratnei, per Foot fqaare 014,

Two loch right Wainicot Safhea, all compleiti per Foot o i a

Ditt^with De»l caf^d Framet^ right Waiofcot pulley Pieces^ I o i S

and Oik Siilf, per Foot S

Ditto rig^tWainftotFramet, per Foot fupcrfic'al — o ft o

PLUMBERS.

Lead in Sheeti for Flati. Glitters. 9g, Carriage included, 7 ^ ,, ^

per hDBdred Weight | O 17 o

Ditto with Work and Kailt. and Wall Hooka indiidid, per 7 ^ ,• ^

Hundred . ' J o if a

Lead Qfterai cafl with Ornaincat« Solder and aO0lclu4ed. 2 • • ^

perHondred ' J t t o

Lead caft and laid, per Hundred — i— o | o

S LjiTS RS.

Slating with Ctfir Qjiarry Slatei» per Square -• I lof o

Dtteo on O. G.. Roofo, pw Sqnare — — ft o O

Ditto new ripp*d and laid, per Square ' '— -« > • O

P jt I N r E R S,

Infide and Oatfide Painting, three Timet in Oil, per Yard 00^

DittofoorTimeiinOil, per Yard — •«- o o S

Pitnfing fecond coloured and finiihed, per Yard •—• 005

Clear coaled and 6niihed,' per Y^rd -^ — 004

Safli Frames three Times in Oil each — -^ 010

Safh Squares di^ -^ «» — o o 1

Window Lights, ditto each — - •— o o |

Cafemcnts each «— — • ^^ o o t

PLj^ISTEREUS.

Lathfng and Plaiftering, per Yard — — 008

Lathing and Plaiftering floated, per Yard — 010

Ditto to Co^es, per Yard — '— — .^ o i a

Ditto to Coves groined, per Yaid — '— 0x6

Rending, per Yard •— • . — — 004

Rending, floated, per Yard . -— •- — 006

Ditto to Groins, per Yard .-* -— o o S

Roogh rending, per Yard «i» ' .- .^ o e a(

Floated Stucco on 3nck, per. Yard — — . 016

Ditto on Lath, per Yard — -« — o i 10

Grey phdftered Floora, per Square -^ •— « to o

GLjfZJERS.

prown Olafs in Saihes meafarcd net, per, Foot -^ #011

Dittq the middle Bars included, per Foot fuperficiai o • to

Ditto ift Lead, pel Foot fuperficiai — *- ^ ft *

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JVirfOf^/f GbfilflSriflici, per Fodtfoperficial mm o » S

Ditto in LtU, per Foot Aipcrfical -^ — • o ^p 5.

Old GUfi new loaded » ftt Foot fnperlicial -i* — > 003

Old Glad repairedf per Foot fuperfidal — «* o o f $

C ^ R F B R S.

O19I0 to Deal framtogy carved with Eggt^ per Foot run 004.
O. G. to Deal framiog, carYcd withievfa leavei Graft, per T

Foottwi J " " ^

Ovoio to framiog ia right Wainfi:ot| earved with £gg9» per7 _ _ ^

Footroo J- o o w.

Snail O. G. to the Kaifiog of Pannels Dfed carved^ with I ^ q c.

three leaved Gtafi. per Foot ran J

S MIT MS.

CSkimney Bariy per Pound -« — ^ »^ 003-

Conunon plain Iron RaiUnsr^ per Poond -«» -« 009^

0ino with Pilafters, per Pound — *« 004'

Hingea with Screws and Nailt^ per Pound «- ^ ^ &

Boita and ScrevirVj per Pound- -^ — —00?

Rangei for Kitchens^ Qff» per Pound — «— —003^

AJh Gratea and Cafcmentr, per Pound *— — 0.07

Clafp so penny Nallt, weighing %^ Pound per Thonfandy per M. o S a
Clafp 10 penny Nairt per Thoufand^ weighing 15 Pounds, per M« o 5 3
Clafp 6 Penny Nails per Thoofand, weighing 7^ Pounds^ per Mf o 5 o,

Rofe lo penny per Tfioofand, we^hing 36 Pound, per M. o ts o

Kt.fe 1% penny per Thoofand, weighing 1^ Pounds per M. & 6 o

Rofe 10 penny per Thonfand, weighing 14 Pound, per M« o 5 .0

fi.ole 8 penny. per Thoufiind, weighing II Pound, per M« 046

Rode 6 penny per Thoufand, weighing 10. Pound, per M, o 3 10

R!ofe 5 penny per Thou&nd, weighing 6 Pound, per M*. o ft 8"

Rofe 4 peony per Thoufand^ weiring 4 Pound, per M. O t 1 1

l^atb 9 penny, M. weighing 9. Pound, per M. •— o I 7

Lath 2 pepny M. weighing % Pound, per M« - <*. ^ 013

Large Tacks, per M. *— •* — i^ o O iy

Clout S penny per M. weighug rs Pound, p:r Kf« 048

Clout 6 penny Nstl, weighing 7 Pound, per M . — o } ft.

C.'out 4 peony Nett; weighing 4 Ptmnd per M. — ■ s o

One Inch, or a penny Brads, per M* — *— -^ O I o

One half Inch, or 3 penny ditto, per Mt — 0x5.

Two Inch, or 4 penny ditto, per M. — •— o I 1 1

BAF lOU R S.

Paving with iiuflffjSb Squares, per Yard -» ^— O 4 6-

Paving with Pebbles, per Yard • — mm, 040

Pdving with Rag, per Yard .« .. — o t S

Old Work per Yard -^ «* ' -^ O O .9

Paving with F/aniffri Brkks, per Yard. -^ — O 3 6

Tbe Jl4/«ser POST. LETTERS, both UUni and (htlaad: Efiaiijbed

Anrto inTAK. II.
I. T^HE .Carriage of every fingle Letter,not exceeding one Sheet, 7 r. d.
X to or from any Place, not exceeding Fourfeore Miles in 3

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ThefikeCarruieof evoydouUe Letter not exceeding two Sheets o 6
The hkt CirrUge of erery Picket of Letters proporliooabJe to thcfe 1

Rattf i

The Hke Carriage of every Picket of Writi> Deeds, and other 7 , ^

Thiogs, for every Ounce j

IL The Carriage of every fingle Letter above Fooricore MUet o
The like Carriage of every deuble Letter — o

And afrer theft Rates for all Packets of Letters
The like Carriage of every other Packet, for every Oui^ce x 4

IIL The Carriage of every fingle Letter from London to Bei wkk, 1

or fcom Berwick to London \ ^

ThelikeCarriageof every double Letter — o %

And after thefe Rates for all Packets of Letters
The like Carriage of every other Packet, ^fot every Oonee 14

IV. The Carriage of every fingle Letter from Berwick to toy Placel

within fony Miles Diftance 3 ^

ThelikeCarriageofeveiy double Let W *-• o ^

And afrer thefe Rates for every Packet of Letters
The like Carriage of every other Packet, for every Ounce x 4

The Cirriage of every fingle Letter a greater Diitance thiA 140?^ r

The like Carriage of every double Letter .«. x o

And after thefe Rates for every Packet of Letter!

The like Can lage for Things of greater du Ik, by the O u nee 14

y. The Port of every finale Letter to or from Edinburgh, and fol
aird from Dumfries or Cockbomfpeth, and between either of>0 6
thcfe Places and Edinburgh, not eoming from on Shipboard j

The like Port of every doubleXetter — x <r

Anil fo proportionibly for every p4cket of Letters

The like Port of Things of greater Balk, for every Ounee a o

The Port of every fingle Letter from Edinburgh to and from eoy 1 "^
Place within fifty Miles Diftance in Scotland J *

The like Port of every double Latter — 04

And ia propordoeably for every Packet of Letters

The 1 ks Port of Things of greater Bulk^ fur eveiy Ounce a 9

ThePort of every fingle Letter a further Oiftance, and not exceed- \

iog eighty Miles within Scotland

The like Port of every double Letter — • 06
And (o proportionahly for every Paiket of Litters

The like Port of Things of greater Bulk, for every Ounce t o
The Port of evety fiogie Letter above eighty Miles within Scotland o 4

The 1 k£ Port of every double Letter -— * o t
And fo proportionahly for every Picket of Letters

The Port of lliingt of greater Bulk, for every Ounce X 4

Between Dooacbade in Ireland, and Port Patrick in Single O %

Scotland, for Port of Letters and Packet^ (over J Double o 4

and above the Inland Rates) to be paid at the VTreble o 6

Pltce where delivered J Ounce o 8
Ti«. The Carriage of every fingle Letter from Eoglana to DoSiin 7 ^ 5

ifi Ireland, ofhvm Dublin into EOgland 3 '

' D 4 ^^«

•the Bfc«Cinii|«©fcfer7 double Letter . •• i o

And ufitr thcfe Ratei for every Packet of Lettert

The like Carriage of every other Packet, for every Otittce % 9

VII. The Carriage of every ^og)* Letter from Dablin to any Place!
V within forty Milei DiAancey or from any PUce within die iike > O %

Diftkoce to Dublia 3

The like Cteritge of any double Letter — 04

And after thefe RUtcs for every Pecket of Letters

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ADO ailW «**«'» «V«^*« .«/• *W»./ >•«,■>«.» V M**!.*...

The like Carriage of every other Packet, for every Ounce o S

The Carriage of (very Letter a farther DiflaDce than forty MUct o 4>

1 he like Curiagc of every double Letter i— o f^
And after thefe Rates for every Packet of Letten

The like Carriage of every other Packet^ for every Ounce I 4

And for the Port of ail and every the Latteri and Packets dire£led 7 ^ ^

or bfooght from on Shipboard, pver and above the laid Rates S,

TktUvn^l Jtattt ihai Hw tn, Md hnH hen talm fir tU Carriage •f
Leturt, F4ckttt, •nd Farteb, f trffm *ny of bis MajefiytJaidDomi-
want, re tr Jrm »$ tber Fwn wJPUm bejfMut tbe Seas, are ssfiU

r Single o xo

An Letters and Packets coming from any Part of France 1 Double i S

to London . | Treble % 6

f. Ounce % ^

AH Letters and Packets palling from London through C Single x 6

France, to any Part of Spaiii or Portugal ^Pcrt paid j Doable '3 o

to 0ayobne) and from Spain and Pprtugalj thrcugh,! Treble 4 6

FraAce. unto London ^ Ounce 4" o

All Lcttera ar^d Packets paffingfrom London, through C g. j^ ,

Franee, to any Part of Italy or Sicily, by the Way of I ^^^^ ^ J
;.yon«, or to any Part of Turkey, by the Way of< -» . j

Xfarcdia, aad from any of chofe Pattt throvgh France I ^^^^ * J

unto London ^^.

.Single o 10

All Letters and Packets coming from any Part of the f T>oubIe 1. S

Spanifh Nether lands unto London < Treble % 6

^Oanee j 4

AH Letters and Packets paffing from London through the ? Single x O

Spaoiih Netherlands to any Part of Italy or Sicily (Port 1 Double % o

paU to Antwerp) and from any Part of Italy or Sicily, ^ Tc eWc 3 o

through the Spanifh Netherlaodt unto London L Ounce 4 •

Ail Letter* and Packets pail^ng from London through the r g.^ .^ ^ ^

Spaniih Netherlands to anyPart of GermaDy,Swit«r. I jj^^y^ ^ ^

lapd^ Denmark, Sweden, and all Parts of the North V ^^^^i^ « ,

^ and from any of thofe Parts through the Spanifli Ne- I q^^^ J ^
therUnds unto London L

^U Letters and Packets ps0|ttg from London through the ^ Single I 6

Spanifh Netherlands to any Part of Spain or Portugal, j Double 3 - o

and from any Part of Spain or Porfngal through the S Treble 4 f

^ S^iih Netherlands nntoLtmdoo C^^oc* ^ ^

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r Single
Ail L^ttert tnd Pickets, piflinc htm tsyPart of the J Double
Vflited FiOTinces unto London i TreUe

C Oance

All Lettcffi and Packet! ptfling froo) Lnndon through the t Single
United Provinces, for any Part of luly or Srcily, and \ Djuble
from any Part of Italy or Skily, through the United 1 Treble
ProTioces unto London C Ounce

AULettera and Packeta pailng from London tbroughthe #- sjq.^^
United PrOf isces, to any Part of Germany « Switser* I iy^t^\^
land, Denmark| Sweden^ and all Parti of the North, J Treble
•nd from any of tho(e Paris and Placefj through the | q^^^^
United ProTi aces unto L'indon. I ^

All Letters end Packets palHngfrom London through the f^in^^e
United Proirioces, unto any Part of Spain or Portugal, J Double
and from any Part of Spain or Pottugal, through the 1 Treble
United Provinces onto Londoa ^ C Oanee

All Letten and PackeU pafliog from London tfiroogh the ^.Single
Spani/h Netherlands, or the United Provinces, to Ham- I Double
knrgh (Pott piid ^Antwerp orAmfterdam) and from J Treble
Hamburgh through the Spaniih Nethcrlandj, or the j Qance
United Pi ovinces, unto Londott I ^

All Letters and Packets pa Ang between Lsadon^
^ PoffCttgaly by Packet Boou

r Single
L Double
Treble
Ounce
All Letters and Packets paffing iirom Londoa to Jimaiea, r Single
Barbadoes, Antigua, MootferNt, Nevia, and St.Cbri- 1 Double
ftoph^*! in Amcricay and from any of chofe Parte to > Treble

C Ounce
Single
Double
Treble
Ounce
Single
P.ub!o
Treble
Ounce
Single
Double
Treble
Ounce

All Lcttefi and Packets from London to Kew-Yoik in
North* Amcri^aj and thenee to London

All Lette» and Packets from any Part of the Weft-
Indies^, to Ifew-Yuik aibrcfaid «•

All Letters and Packets frem New-Vorlr^to any Place
within fixty Eogliih Miles thetec^^ and thence back to

N^w-yoik,

AV Lttters and Packets from New York to Perth' T
Amboy, the chief Town in Eaft New Jjerrey, an^ I
to Bridlington, the chief Town in Weft New- Jerfey. J Single
and from each of ti^oTe Places bark to Ncw.York» \ Double
end horn New- York to any Pface not exceeding one I Treble
hundred EogliA MiJm, anifrom each of thofc Pisces f Oon^i
••R»w-Yotk — • - r- U

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AU tetters anJ PackMi from Pertfa-AmUy ind BfiJ- ( ^""^^ '
BogtOB, to any Place not exceeding £xty Eogliih < J^^Hvf
a<ilei, and tlience back again. • ' • ^T«Me

AJl Letten tnd Packett from Perth- Amboy tnd Bcid- C ^{j
liogton, to any Place not exceeding one hundred Eog- *< •p!.uir
liih Milet, and thence back apin. ^ ^^^

AU Letten and Packets from New-York to New Lon^r* Single
don, thechielTown in ConDefticut in New-Bng)aad,\ Double
mad to Phtladelf^ta the chief Town in Pcofilvania^N Treble
and from thofe Places back to New-Yoik. C Ouoce

All Letten and Packets irom New.Undon and Phlla- C ^{^
delphia^ to any Piace not exceeding iixty Engliih J rp, VT
Macs> and thehce back again. ^ Ooto

All Letten and Pa:kets from New-York and PhiladeU I ^^
phia, to any Place not exceeding one hundred Eogliih % T»ki^
Miles, and (o back again. f ^^

All'LetUra and Packets from New* York aibrelaid, to ^
Newport the chief Town io Rhode- Iflaod,: and Pro-
vidcnee Plantntion in New-EogUnd, end to Boflon Single
the chtefTown inM^Aachufet*! Bay in New-England I Double
aforefiud^andtoPortfmouththechiefTowninNew- Treble
Himpihire in New»Bn^nd aforefaid^ and to Anna- Ooncc
polss the chief Town io Maryland, and from eirery
of thofe Piacea to New- York. i:

AU Letters and Packet! from Newport, BoftoD« Portf- C^'^f
mouth, and Annapolis aforela/d, to any Place not ex. < H^"J™*
ceeding fixty BogUih Miles, and thence back.again. £ ^^^^

AU Letters and Packets from Newport, Bofton, Portf- r Single -
mouth, and AonapQ|ts aforefaid, to any Place not ex- 1 Double
ce<iding One hundred EnglUh Miles, and thence back J Treble
again. t . COonce

AD Letten and Packets from- New. York aforefaid, to
the chief Offices in Sakm and Ipfwich, and to the
cb^ef Office in Pifcitaway, and to> Willianribarg the
cUef Office in ViigiBb,*aDd from tveryof thofe
Pfiices to New- York.

All Lstters and Packeti from the chief Offices in Salem, |*

Ipfwich, Pifcataway, and Willianr ibarg afereftfd, to 1 Double
nny Place not exceeding fixty Engliih Miles, and j Treble
thence back again £ Ounce

All Letters apd Packets from the chief Offices in Salem, £ Single
Jpjwtch, Piftataway, and Witlitmiburg aforefaid, to J Double
any Place not f xctedtng one hundicd Englifli Miles, | Treble

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8

1 o

It

t o
x 6

t o

% o

$ »

4 o

and thence back ag^ta

a 4

S
x o

» 4

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1 o
x 6

ft O

» s

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All Letten tni Packeti from New- York albrefiiM, to f Single
Charlei-Town, the chief Town in North ana Sooth- j DouUe
Carolina^ aa^ from Charln-Towo aforefaid to New-
York . -*. — ^

AH Litttn and Packet! from CharJea Town aforefaid, to \
any Place not exccediog fixty Engli/h Miiei^ aad^
thence hack agaia — —

». if.

3 ;

4 6

6 o

o 4

»

1 o

: t

1 o

1 6

». o

. J Treble
C Ounce

" Single

IDbuUo

I Treble

( Ounce

AJ] Letten and Pockett from Chtrlet-Town afereraid* ( ^^^
to anj Piece not exceeding one hundred tnaiiih < n|r|u.
Mflei, and thence back agaia — . ^ . ^ q"^**

P^ I<ri«rf etujp htfMifim Lonoom;
Oa Ifeeie^e.] . To France, Spain, ItaJ/, Gernuif > Flaoden^ Swpieo^

Denmnrk, Kent, and the Downs*
Om Tutfd^i.J To Holland, Germany, SvFtdto, Deomrk, rlreland^ Scot-

land, all Part* of England and WakM. .

N. B. Otie Tuefday ibt Pstht gui tp Ulbou, sudtbt mxt Toeflay to
the GtojD^ and fi ta,
On WeiMefdap.} To all Farti of Kent and the DbWM, Oxford, and

Portfmoutb.
Oti Tburfi^i,] To Friace^ Spain, Italy, and tU Parte of B^ghrndtand

Scotland. ♦ ■

0» F^idtys,^ To Flinders, Germany^ Italy^ Swedeoy Denmark^ HoU
isQd, Kent, and the Djvitoi.

OnSmtBrJap,} To all Parts of England, Wales, SootUnd, and IrelMld.

Letters are returned from ell Paits of England aad Scotland certainly
every MondaF> Wedaefday^ and Friday j from Wales every Moi^y
and Friday. '

Bsg$j9tth*f§Ummtig Ttimnt »€ HJ^hed ivff Nigbr,

AUngdoq

Chefter

Oerrard*! Ciefs

. Kendal.

Ampthill
Aflibortoo

Chipp. Norton

Gloucefter

Kingflon

Circnceller

Graveiend

KtngftofrWick

Attleboiougk

CleiemtnC

Gtays

Lalam- « '

Aulchefler

Gohbam^

Guildford

Lsathethead'

Bath, Becelet

Oolcheilef

Hhc in Sorry

ItCtceflet .

Becoosfield

Croydon
Darktng

Hampton Coort

Littleton

Birmingham

L'verppol ,
J J.3ughbarongH'

Brtdgewatef

Dartferd

^ HM&wick,$ttj(K

Briflol

P4al, Dtrby

Hanwortk

VjytttoS Lynn-.

Burntwoodi

Dover

Harbofoogb

Bory St. Edmonds Proitwieh

Hen'ey Arden ,

Mancbefler

Cbmhridgo

. Bhfieid

Hertford

]^idd;}wch' .

Campden

Epfom

High Wickham'

Moul jf, Sorry,

CanteiVury

Eiher, Snrre^

logattftopc

Naoi'ptwifh

Chatham

Exeter

IpfwkK

Wrwrnarker •

C^Mlmslbrd

Cbeilfer, -

Farriog4on
leverfraia

]fl«wptth . . ,
Kelvcdoa

Newport PagnpA

Nvrthsmpton ''

Ifttrwkk

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Korthwich RumfbrA Sunbury Wclliogtoa

NofWlcb • Saoawtcb Ti)ioto0 Welb

Nottitishtai SaxmojidhMii Ted^inftoa Weybridfe

Oslbrd SJieppertoa Thame WiodhaiSj Serfs

Petcrihaai Shifflall^ Thamei Dittoa Windfor ^

Plymooth ShipftoQ . Thaoet Winiham, KeaC

P«rt(fliomli Shrewibory Thetfefd Witham

Tfitat * Sittingbouro TiTCrtoB Wittoo

Quecnborottgh Soutlull Twickenham Wolverhimptoa

Richawnd ScafSbrd Uxbridgc Woobarn

Ripley, Soiry Stolce in Norfolk Walfall Worcefter

Rechefter • ' Stone Walton Varmonth.

Strttfbr^ ff^ Avon War rington
To Tuobridfi •every Ktght, fromMidfuiDiDer to Michaelmai only..

Wagifnf tbefiffHmti ^mrnt art SJj^snM MoDdayi,Toerdtyiy ThorOayf ,.
Mi/Saturdayaj 9md the Riturns are di/ivtred Moadaya^ WedoefiUyf^
'''"' ThuHdaya; mid Satorliyt.

AroodeJ Eaft-GrioAetd Lewei Ryegate

^riglhelmftoii . Gt^tfUn Midhnrft SteyniBg

Chichefter Ha^rcerc Petwofth Shotehtm

.F^Ms^ :otkcf. Pkrti letters are iBore uncertain » in regard of the Sea |
hot thie Maili are due from Holland, Monday and Vriday f from Flanden,.
Moo4ay»ild Sauifday f fireip Ireland* Monday^ WcdaQ.Qay^ and Ftiday ^
Ivom^ain Poriugal^ &e, once a Week.

0/,#^PtM!»Y-P0ST OPFiCl.

THS Peony Poft OAce ia chiefly onder the Care and InfpeAion of
a Cofloptvoller ; and the Coflom of the Office it, to receive one
Penny upon the Pelivery of ' every letter or Parcel,- not exceeding one
Pound io Wet^f, and to be deliVeiied not above ten BiigKih Milea diftaol
Irom ^e.G<;>eral Letter-Office in London..

For i)se'£af^ of the l^eopley and the more f>eedy forwarding tbetr>bet«

tcrs or Parceis b^ Meflengera appointed for that Pnrpofe, a iufficient

Kmoj>er of Receiviog-houfes ate afligned ih Town and Conntry, where

iM^tri aird Parcch are received.

N. Jf, Id London, Wr(liB!nfl«^^ and Soothwark, Letters and Parcela

^ are received (and ought to be deliveted) every Hour, vf». from Eight

Irfthe Mining till Ti6a at l^ight^ Sundaya and Paat of Chnftmat-

ddy'excepted. * . .

.l^ftM^tter 6rderlfi^t%& Wry convenient P^cje^^^ the Penny. Poft

is dfvi^d into fix OSfcet, vidiereall Lettcn and Parceli that are krooghc

ifa artr rrgiilered, and wfio dSTpatch thei|i to the feieeral Placea in each of

their CBl^fionaWeafter mentioned ; where it ought to be cbferted, Thaft

the 'Nurviber of Figures placed before each Town^ Tillage, QTc ibewa

how 9ft(n Letters and Parcek are conveyed tkither^ and back ag%in, ia

•Wy Day. f

^^UAmuMMd fU€t» tf tht StM Offitn, m^hme tsetitn and Farteb org

. *. . . ,r ' dailp conteytd.

The GeteraJ and Gi\tf Ptnm-Poft OIBce, which haa the lofpeaioa and
jyUnagemeat of all die re^i if kept in St» Chriftcphcf t Ghorck-yi^d

(6i ;

in Tlif«i4iMedfe«(lKet9 near Stocki-Mar ket, which ttSieAt, netihn,
convey If and delivtn Lettert and Parcdt to and fran tha IbUowiny:
and ad}aceat Plaeet^ befidea what k delivait in iti own proper Diftiia

in LoKKOlTt

Hagerftonc i Ripple-fida

Ham, Eaft and Weft x Ruckfolda

1 Aldetflyrook
1 Avtrjr hatch
1 Barkiog '
I fiethnal green
s BUhop*a hall
3 Bow

Hozton
Jenkina

Ilford
Kingflaad

5 Bnmiley b Middlelex x Layton ftone

] Bolh hall

s Cambridge heath

X Chigwell

I Chigwell row

1 Djlftoo

I Edmonton

1 Green man

2 Green fireet
' 9^ Hackney

Longhton hall
Low layton*
Lockiford
Mile end

Newbgton green ^
Newiogtoo ftokf '
Odford

Pjl)ner*t green
PlaiftowanEms

I Southgate

% Stepney

j Stratford

X Tottenham

s Tottenham High*

cro&
I Vtlentinca
X Upton
X Walthamflow
X Wanfted
X Winchmore hill
X Woodford '
X Woodford row, aH^

Bridge.

Stt FtrnTt Office ia kept in Qiipan'a*hcad«aUey« in Pattr«nofterk.raw9.
which colle€te, reeeivet, conv^t, and deliTen Lettert and Paroeir to
and from the follnwing and_ acijuent Placa, befides what it delivers
within ita proper DiftriA in London*

3 Black maryVhok 3 Frog- lane 3 MonhrmiU

3 Boarded Ri^er 1 HoUoway^ Vpper and3 Sir Jbhn Oldcaftla*!

3 C«nbray* hoofe Lower 3 Torrington«>lane

3^Coid'bath 3 KUngtiNi 3 Woad't-d^fa

3 Copenhagen

The ttm^/t Ofliee ia kept In Cliichefler^a Reata in.Cliancefy>laney whlck»
colIe£l8> receiveiy cooTcya and delivers Letteri aAd'Parceb to and from<
the following and 'adjacent Placet, befidea what it delinh within ita
own proper DiArJft in Tewo.

• Pttcraa

m Pioder of WakefielA
X South green
1 Totteridge
• ^ Wbetftone
X Woodgr^eo*

% Battla-bridga x Frcg lane

X Bone-giCa :» Haavpftead>

« Biiil ft Highgate

> Cole»harboQf 1 Hornfey

X Coney-hatch ft Keotiih-town

X Eaft Biroct X Mofwell hill

X Fiachley

W^^ii^v Office if kept in Pomp-coort^ neat Charing, croft, which eoU
\/tSiMf receWea, conTcyiji and daliTera Letiera and Parcek |o and ftpm
Che following and adjacent Placaa, befidei whalltdelif era within ttft
•wn proper Diftri^ in Town* .

3 Abery farm . ft Black hnda

X Aaon, Eaft and Wcftft Bloody bridge

X Adon wdla % Bloecoat laaft

J Bart y*t walk ft Boliow lafte

X Bale watering ft Boftoa l(ovift

ft.

ft Brentford, Old aA4

New
ft Brentford eftd
ft. Blrent*a Cow-hoofa
ft fifldabi^ hoaie ^
ft Brook

Bropkgftui I

IiMile s

Park I
BunroWf I

QiftlebMr I

Chdfea^Gr.and Littiei
I
I
s
I
I
ft
%
I

Cheirea ODlJcge
■ ■' ■ ' CoouBon
Fieldt

Child*! hiU
Chsfwkk
Corncy houfe
CounT«r*i bridge
Cow-houfe fann
0«b«trec houfe
Dowel ftreet
Daw*i Jane
Dollar's kiU
Ealing, Gft i
EaJuiglaiie
Earl*! court
Fardhook
Frog lane
Friar*! place
Fulham
Fulhan fieUf
Gagie*goole green i
Great and Little Hoi- 1
land houfe 3

Gibb*s green 1

Grain houfe %

Green b^, in ffx* %
hddgeroid 1

I

f
I

Littki

. %
%
t

I
t
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Cunnetibvrj
GttCter*! bridge
Hammcrknith
Hanger end
Hanger lant
Haren
Hendoo
Hide
H.>g line
Hoiirdon green
Hoywood hill
Hudicon fielda
KenfingCon
KenfingtoB gnifel
pit!

KUbera
Knightibridge
Laurence ilreet
Leafing greea
Lime kiln!
London ftile
Lord Mayor*! Bu
feting hooic
Maddox laae
Marybone, and Park
Maiha Mape!, and
Maflia Brand!
Mill hill
Neathouiet
lieefdon
Noman ! landa
North end
North highway

t Noftdog hiifc

I Paddington

I Pkddington gree»

% Paddingwick (feeo'

1 Page'a ftreet

% Parfon*! gieea

3 Pimlico

ft Purfer*! crofa

ft SaodT end

1 Shepherd*! bnih

1 SheYrick green

I Shoot up hill

ft Sion hill

ft Sion houfe

ft Sion Jane

1 St. John*! wood-

ft Stamford brook

ft Starch green

ft Strand on the greea

a Sutton courts and Lit-
tle Sutton

t Totteaham court

ft Turnhara green

I Tyburn road and
houfe

ft Waltham green

I Wemley

I Wemley greea

I Weftburn green*

I Weftfield

I Weft end

B Wilfijon green

1 Wtndiniirhill

Smbwsrk Office i! kept in Greea dragon court, near St. Mary Overy'a-
Churcb, which colled!, receiTCf, convey! and dehven Letten and Par«
cela to and from the following and adjacent-PJacc!, befidea what it de^
liffera withia iu own prop^ Diftrift in Southwark and London.

1 Bahim
ft Bim eliB!
ft Baras towa
ft Batterfea
ft Batterfea rie!
ft Blackheath

ft Briftow eaufeway i Ekham
1 Brockley, Upper andi Gammon hill
Loi«Kr a Garret*! green

1 Burntadi a Greenwich

ft CamberweU 5 Grove ftreet

ft €%ar|coo ^ x Xrclaod gree»

• CUp h aiB j andQiaHiaenft Kcnaingto»

a 3 Coieharbour ft Kew

a Deptford, Upper aad ft Kew green

Lower . * 1 Knight*! hlir

I Dulwich,. and Com- 3 Lambeth

mon 3* Lambeth marflk^ •

ft Baft and Weft Shceo i Lee

I Bewtiham

ft Limckiloe

ft Lcng bara

ft Long hedge

» Loughbeny heule.

ft Martin Abbey, and

ft M4t€h,

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s March pte % Pifi onrft % Stodnrtll

a Mitcham i Plumftcad m Screthftm

ft Mortlack ft Putney green I Tooting. Upper enJ

s Mordco ft Pacnejricoth Lower

X Motcingham ft Red hovft 3 Vauxhtll

» New croft x Rickiematih ^ Waiwortli

ft Newiogtoo butts ft Roehamptoa ft WeadTwortb^ ao^

ft Nioe eunt s Rotherhiihe Cwnnw

I Norwood X 8ydeoham X Wieableloo

ft Peckham town and ft South Lambeth x Woolwich
Rye

Vtrmi0ge Office is kept in Qoeen ftreet on Little Tower hill, which coJ«
IcAt. recetvei, looveys and deliven Lettera and Parcels to and from
the folfowiog and adjacent Placet, bcfidcs what it ddiven within itt
own proper Diilrl^i in Town.

3 Blackwail 3 Lime hole . 3 KAUUff*

3 lUe of Doge 3 Lime hooTe 3 Stepney doicmf

3 Kfog David*a Foil 3 Poplar

Divera of the Goantry Meflengers, and others for remote Placee, gofflf
on their Walks by Six o'Clock in the Morningj Letters and Parcels
oo^t to be put in at the Receiving- houfes before Six o*Clock o?er
^ighty otherwiie a whole Day may be loft in the Delivery : Bat LcU
tera for Placet that are nearer, are collected and delivered two or three
Times a D.y, aa above fpecified.

AU General Puft Letters, both Foreign and 1>omeftick. direfted to the
Place above-mentioned, not being Peft Towni. are conveyed from the
aiocefud Offices every Day at Twelve o*Clock | and Anfwers thereunto
being put into the Receiving- houfet sn the Ooamry Towns, will next
Kight be fafeJy anied to the Qcneral Poll- Office, by the Officers ap.
pointed for that Purpofe*

J &ort^ hu tmtnhmfiv Accovmt rf att ARTS and
SCIENCES.

ALCHYMY is that fublime Part of Chymiftry^ which teaches the
Art'of traofmoting Metals, and making (he grand Elixir, or Phi-
kifophcr'a Stone, aa feme are weak enough to believe. But the bc(t
t)e6nition of it is. that it ia an Art without Art, which begms wiUlt
Lying, is carrried on With Labour, and ends with Beggary*

ALGEBRA, commonly ealled the Analytkk. Art. beeaufe it teaches
how to relblve Qurftioaa. and dcfflonftrate Theorema. by. fearching io^
the fundamental Nature and Fraaoe of the Thing, it ia the Sctcace of
Quantity in general, or a peculiar Method of Rea&nJng which takes the
Qg^antity ibugbt. aa if it were known, and then by the Help of another,
or more quantities given, proceeds by undeniable Confequeoces, till, at
length the Quantity firft onlv fuppofed to be known, is fouiad to be equal
to moM QMrSity or Quantities certainly known. -.

ANATOMY Is thar Art wbich teaches to diflea or take to necet
any AnisaU Body, la a curioiit and dcstcrooi Maaoer^ ior aidei to dif.

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cof er uA oplaio the Orifdnal^ Nature, tnd Uk of its fcveifti Puts, for
the laprovemaot of Phyfick and Naton4 PhiloTopby.

ARCHITBCTURB ii the Art of tft€t\n^ edificei propet for Habiet.
tioD. The AflCieati have eftabUflied five Orders of Archite£^iire, called
the Twfism, the Dtriek, the lotiick, the Cw^biaw, and th^CMK^efite er
M§ms9 Order, the dtffeience between which Orders con6fts in the €o-
lufn»» aiith its Bsfe and Cspitsi, and the Enuhistmre^ that is, the
jtrtbitram, Wrifi, and Convcs .- For thefe are the Parts which cantfHtute
the Order, and each ^r.e hath its pioper and pecnllar Meefiires; The
RoJet <f Archiceftnre reqaire SoHdi^, Cm^miiMe, md B§§Mifm S^iiditf
impliea the Choice of a good Foundation, and good, found Materials to
work with. CssvMistcr coafifts in fo ordering aod difpofing the Parts of
an Edifice, that they nay not hinder or embarraft one another. Btatuy ii
the doe Ranging and agreeable Union and Symmetry of all the. Parts,
which, upon the whole, exhibits to the Eye of the SpcfiLStors a beautifol
Forea and Appearance. ArchiteAure aiay likewiie be divided into C/«r7»
JUiiiiMfff aod Nm^sl. Civil jtrcbitiS^rt teacfatea us to cuntrive and ereft
cammodioos Boildings Ibr the Ufes of Civil Life ; fuch as Churches, Pi-
laceiy aod private Hoofes. MiliUry ArchfieBmrt fliewi the beft Way of
fttfing Fortifications about Ckies, Towhs, Camps, Sea- ports, &ۥ I/a*
9*1 ArebittSure is employed about the building of Ships, Gallics, and
other VeOels ibi the Water, together with Poru, Moles, Docks, &«• oa
Shore. ' ■ "

. ARITHMSTICK ti the Art of numbering truly, and of finding all
the Properties and Powers of Numbers.

ASTROU)GY is that fooliih Science wMch pretends to foretel fatan
Events fcom^he Motiom of the heavenly Bodies and their Afpeds one to-

aaoitherf or. from fame • imaginary, hidden Qaalities, which the wesk

Admirers of this Cheat will have to be in the Stars.

. ASTjlOff &MY is a Mathemstical Science, which teaches us the

Knowledge of the Stars or heavenly Bodies,, w/«. their Magnitudes,

Piftanres, Motions and Edipfes.

BOOKOCEEPING is the Art of keeping to diftinaiy all Jtht Trsaf^

a^oiis -Hof a Maa^s Bbfinefs, that he 'may know attey Time ^e-true

State of his Affurs witfa-Bife and Certain^.

BOTANY, as it relates to the Science of Medtcim, teaches, to dlfcovev

and enumerate the feveral Virtues of Plants and Simphs : As it relatcf
^alfo to Natvrai Hifivpy, it teaches to diftinguifli the feveral Kinds and Spe--
'ciesof Plants^- Trees, Shrubs, fiTc. one from another, and to girejuft'

Defcriptioos of them.
CHYMISTRY reaches how to Operate the different Snbfiancet tbit

ait found lit mixed Bodies, as Animah, Phnts, or Minerals^, and to re«
. ducc them to their fitfl Principles.

CHIROLOGV, U the Art of dumb Language, or aKfethod of'tslk*

J»*8hy Signi made with the Hands.
CHIRURGERY (or, as it is commonly written and pronounced, 5ir-

fery) is the third Bhinch of the curative Part of Medicine,, and teachee

Bow the fevers! 0ifcafts and Accideots, ioeident to the Body of Msn,

msy be^urad by manual Operation. It is divided by fomc into five Parti,.

». 5y*rA5^*, a frrting together Things that are feparsted. a. t>iierijis,

a flyantingTrhJBgs that were before cooaeatd. j* DJmbofs, k cer-

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rtfttng ofThingi r^oaesed together and contorted. 4.. EM^eJU,Ah»'
ttkiBg away of Superfluities* 5* jinaplertfit, the refloriog of th»t which
was deficient. It is a coipmon Saying, that a Rood SorgeOli ihoald havt
•D Eagie*i Eye, a Lion*a Heart, and a Lady's Hand.'

CHRONOLOGY is the Art of compatiog Time from the Creation of
the World for hiftorical Ufes^ and preferving an Account of remark^bJe
TraaiaQlonfl, fo as to date truly the Beginnings and Eoda of the Reigna of
Princes, the RevolutJoni of Kingdoms and Smpirei, figoal Battles, &e'»

COSMOGRAPHY teachee to defcribe the whole Frame of the Uoi«
^rfe, with the fe? eral Parts thereof, according to their Nomber, Pofi-
tioas; Motlont, Magnitudes, Figures, &€m The Sdences of Aftronomy
and Geography are comprehended in thif*

DIALLING is the Art of drawing Linei on a given Plane in foch a
Manner^ aa toihow the Hour of the Day when the Son ihinei. Psfyriat
Cur/or fet up the Uttk Sua- Dial in Rom, about the Year of ^ City 447 §.
and befoi« that, according to P/rsy, there wu 00 AccoMt •£ Tmu, but
the Sun*s ri£ag ind fetting,

ETHICKS is the Science of Morality, by which we are tioght the
Rules and Meafurei of homan A^on i the Writers upon it ufually divide
it into two Parts: The firft contains Jin Account of the Nature of moral
Good and Evil t The other enumerates the feveral Virtoes in wUch the
Praaiceand Exercife of Morality confifts, and which are the proper
Means for us to obtain true Felicity, the Eod of all moral Adioas.

GEOGRAPHY teaches to defcribe the whole Globe of the £arth»
tnd all its Parts, It is ufually divided into 0<n*rMl and Ptrtinlar, Gem-'
raf, or Univerfal Gtegra^y, coofiders the whole entire Globe of Earth
and Water, as to its Figure, Magnitude, Motions, Land, Sea^ Vf. with-.
out any Regard to particular Countries. Partitular^ or SfMsl Ge$gra/^,
coofidcrs the ConAittitioo of the federal Countries, or Regions, their Fi*
gure, l^undf. Parrs, ^a The Forrils^ Mountains, Mines, Riyets^
Animals, Plants,. STr. As alfo the Climates, Seafons, Weather, Hear^
Cold, Diftance from the Equinoctial, &c, the lohabiunta. Arts, Com*
^untties, Cities, Commodities^ Foods^ Language, Coftoms^ Policy, Re*
h^on, &fe,

GEOMETRY, originally fignifies the Art of meafuring the Earth, or
*ny Dlftances or Dimenfiona on, or belonging to it ) but it is now uftd for
the Science of Quantity, Exteofion or Magnitude abftra£tedly cottfidere4»
without any Regard to Matter. Gitmetry may be divided into four Parts,
I. PlaBimitrjf or the Menforatioa of plain Surfaces, ft. Altimetry, or
the taking and meafuring of Heights, whether acceflible or inacceffible*
|. Longiwutry, tn the Art of taking the Diftances of Things afar off, aa
Steeples, Houfes, Trees^ &(• 4, Sferenutry, or the Art of meafuring
iolid Bodies.

GRAMMAR, is the Art of fpeaking or writing properly, or of ex«
preffing* this Relation of Things in Cooftru^lion, with doe Accent ia
rpeaking, and Orthography in wridng, according to the Cuftom of thofe
- Whofe language we learn. -

HERALDRY, is the Art of Armoury, or Blasoning. It confifts in.
tjie Knowledge of what relates to royal Solemnities, Cavalciides, and Ce-
rtmonies at Coronations, Interviews of Kings, Inftalments, Cieation of
Peers, Funcnlsj Marriages, 9c, and alio in giving the proiper Goat-

Armouc

C^^)

cd by Kfkurd UL con6ftiBg of Kinp it Atmt, i

ivfco tre MiployH to dtnouact War, proclaim I

HUSBANDRY it the Art of tiiliog or coltiv

AfBOv td all ^€ttm^ regolatiiig their Right of Frecedcincy in Point of
Hjsoor, and iciraioing ihofe from bearing Coat- Armour, that have not
a Jttft Cbim therrta, y<. The Herald** Cullcge ii a Corporattoa elliblifli»-

, Herald»» and Pttrfuivaoti^
I Peace, &e.
f tiiliog or eoltiTatiiig the Eutb, in order
to roadcr it iortUe, and to affift Nature in bfioging to greater Perfedioa
the Produai thereof.

HYDRAULICKS, the Art of making all Sortiof Engioei to carry or
nHk Water, or which arc nored bj Water, and fenre lor other Ufet«

HYDROGRAPHY it that Part of Geogrtphy which confiden the
Sea, tod tcachei the Art of makmg Sea-Charti, meafuring and deicribing,
the Saa, accoontilig for iti Udei, Coonter Tidea, Correntt, Bay», Souod-
sngs Gulfi; alfo iti Saods, Sballows,^ Sheivei, Rjcki, Promontories,.
D ftaoces fnan Port to Port, with whatfoever is remaikable either out
at Sea oron theOoaft.

HYDROSTATiCKS it the Doariac of Gravitation in Fluids, or that
Part of Mecbaoicki thatconfidera the Weight or Gravity of fluid Bodies,
cfpedally Water, aod aiib of folid Bodies immerged therein.

LAW, applied to the feveral Policies and States of People, is the Max-
ioii and Rukstbey have agreed opon, or roceivedftom their Magiftrates^
an ofiler to IHre ta Peace and motual Society | or it is a Command or
Precept coming from fome'faperior Aothorlty, which an inferior is obliged
to ob^a Arijktk defines it to be a Declaration deterncuned by the Coim-
moB Oooncil of a City, fliewing in wlut Minner Things are to be done r
^t CAeasAfrs, iii his DidUonary^ thinks thia is not fo properly a Law aa
■ Covenant. •

LOGIC ia the Art of condoaing the Uodcrfianding in the Knowledge
of Things, and the Difcovery of Truth, It miv be divided into four'
Parts, jtffrebfJUm, JadgmMt^ Difcntrfe and MetUd ; as in order to think
aright it is neeeflary to apprehend, jadge, difcoorfe and method'ee rightly.
My I^ird Baam divides Logic into four Branches, according to the Eodi
yropofed in each t For a Man reafoos either to find what lie feeks, or to
jadge of what he finds, or to retain what he ^ges of, or to teach what
he retains $ and from hence arKe fo many A^ts of Reafoning, vm, tho
Art of Inquifition or Invention, the Art of Examining or Judgment, the
Art of Preferviog or of Memory, and the Art of Elocution or Delivering.

MATHEMATICKS is the Science of (^antity, and compreheada
whatever is capable of being numbered or meafored. It may be divided
into Sfecalative, which refti in the bare Contemplation of the Properties
of Thf'ngs ; and PraSUml, which applies the Knowledge of thofe Piopertiea
to fome Ui'es in Life, as in Aftronomy, Archite^re, Geography^ Me-
chanicks, Mofick, Optilts, Perfpeaive, &c. ^ '

MECHANIGKS is a mixed mathea»tical Science, which confidersthn
Nature and Laws of Motion and moviog Powers, with the EflFc^
thereof in Maehtnef , &t,

METAPHYSICKS may be called the Science of Natural Theology |
it confiden Being in geAeraJ, abftraaed from all Matter, wi» tke Effence
cS It, whicli feema to have a real Being, though it does not exift, as ft
Rofc la the Depth of M^mer. It is fo fobltmt, or rather fo abftrule ft
Saeoce, that tfaate ii great Otfoeoce among Authora about Its Nature
•^•■••« MUSICK

MUSICK it tlM Science of Sooad, or the Art tt dtfpolbt aad tniM^
ing Soaods, of proportioning them aoioog themfelvet, ajid feptntiAg tliett
hy ja0 lotemky in finch a Mtaoer aa to produce Haimonj or Melody.

NAVIGATION ii the Art of failing or conduaing a Ship or Vcffel
from one Place to another^ the ihorteH and moft coaimodlovs Way. It
kewi6 compreheadi the Art of buildiog and loading of Ship?*
OPTlCKS la a mixed, mathematical Science, which expbint the
Ifaaaer wherein Vifion is performed ia the Eye } treati of Sight in ge«
■eraJ, givea the Reaibna of the ftveral Modificationa or Alterationa
which the Rayi of Light undergo in the Eye ) and (howa why Objeas at
*diflfereot Diftances, and in dfierent Scatieni appear greater, fmaller,
more diftin£ly mpre eonftjfed, nearer, oPmore remote.

PAINTING ia the Arc of reprefenting natural Bodies, and giving them
the Appearance of Life. It may be divided into four Parts, UmtMiw,
Dffigf, DiffMthn and Ca/aar/af .

PERSPECTIVB i8 that Part of the Mathematickt which giTeiKoIef
itr the reprefeoting of ObjeAi on a plain Superficiet, after the fame MVin*
ner aa they would appear to our Sight, if icM through that Plain, it being
foppofed aa rrinfparent aa Glaf«.

POETRY ia the Art of invent'ng and compofieg Fablci, Storira, Al-
kgoriea, 9fe, in Verfe. . It ia reUtcd to Painting aa it defcribea the Paf.
Aoni and the Manocri of Men j and to Mufic, aa ita Stile confifta of
Nambera and Harmony.

PHILOSOPHY h the Knowledge or Study of Nature and Morality
founded on Reafon Mid Experience. Philofophy owea iti Name to the
Modefty of Pythtgarst, who refufed the Title of ff^fe given to hit Fie»'
deceffors, and contented himfelf with the Appellation of a' Friend, or
Lover of Wifdom^

PH VSICK or MEDICINE it the Art of healing Difeafet. According
to Boerbaave^ it confifta in the Knowledge of thnfe Thlngi, by whofe
Applicacioa Life is either preferved healthy and foopd | or when difor'-
dcred, again reHored to its Health and Vigour,

PHYSIOGNOMY it the Art of knowing (or rather goei&ng) the
Humour, Teoiper, or D.fpofition of a Pet fon, by the Linca and Cha-
raAeri of his Face.

RHETORICK is the Art of fpeaking in the moft elegant and per-
foafive Manner ) or, as my Lord Bge»M defines It, the Art of applying
and-addrefling the Dilates of Reafon to the Fancy^ and of recommend*
ing them there fo at to attack the Will and Defirei.

SCULPTURE it the Art of cutting or carvinp; Wood, Stone, Mar-
ble, ^r. and of forming various Figures and Reprefetitations iheiehi
particularly of Men, Beafti, B-rdt, ^g.

THEOLOGY or DIVINITY, ia that Science which inftroas oa in,
the Knowledge of God and divineThiogs. It is generally di? ided into five
Parts, I. Nstarat 7tt9bgf, ia the Knowledge we have of God from hia
Works, by the Light of Nature and Reafon. a. Sm^rnrntrnwalTb-logv^
is that which we learn from Revelation. 3. ^•fiti'ot TbttUgy, Is the
Koowledge of the liolj S'-ripturOf, and of the Signification thereof, con-
formably to the Opinions of the Fathers and Councils, without the Alfi*
ftamoof any Argumentation. ^ Mora! Tltoltgf is that which teachea
the dif ine Lews feUtiog to our Mannen tod Aoiona* 5. SeM^it 7*^

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Afp b thtl wUch pTdtttai hy Reaftaiog, tnd tUoiii cottm eftaUUkif
Pnaciplei of Faith for fraatcd, from throce d«4acet abuadanee of ftrtnge
Tluo|t» aad hti nndc a fino Piece of Work of it iadced. The Aixteata
&ad a rhrec«-fold Theology* The firft, Fa^bn, irhith flooriib'd «nuM>g
the Ppetif and wai chiefly empiojed in the Oenealogiei of the God«y 4^c»
The feccnJ, PtHtie*!, which wat embraced by the Politicians, Prfefti,
and Peoplci at moft fuiuble and aq>edieiit to the Safety, Qoiet, and
Profperity of the Sute. The third, Nsturti, chiefly cultivated by tba
Philofopbare, as moft afroeable to Natare and lUUba. Thia left ao*
kaoariadgad o»ly one fuprcam God. •

Of the Sen/en w'oih>BR0 •/ the WORLD.

TH E Psgrnt did common *y boaft of feven ftately Stru£^ures, that
were named, TheStvem Wtmdtrt rf ft* Hir/d.

L The greateft Woader, and moft incomparable Work, w»i the 7<n*
fie of Efkefmr dedicated to DitnM. It was iirft begmi by Cttfpbon^ and
ftited (for fear of Earthquakes) in a marifli Ground t it wat 4*5 Feet
long, and aao Feet broad { it lud ia it lay ftately marble Pillart, each
ef which ted been -the ible Enterprise and Work of a King, who wat
felcived to make his Piety aad Magnificence appear upon hit Pillar. .Ic
wat too Yean in building, though floaoy Thoududi of Men wete em-
fkyed in the Work \ it was re- boilt at the Command of jitiX4uAr tit
Orettf by DinecrMif ; hit Engineer.

IL The Walli of BtlykH, and the pleaTant Gardeni which ^^»tta Sh
m'rmm* pleated i aboot thit Work jooooo Men were eontiuutily em-i,
pleyfd many Yeavf. Theie Walls wery jop, or 350 Stadia about,
wluch make about aa Englip Miles { they were 50 Cabitt high, and fo
hroed, that two or three Chariots might go upon thtm abreaft^ without
any Danger.

III. Tht Labyrinth of Bgypi^ boilt by Biam^ or Meuit, for hit Tomb*
in which 16 large Apartmeau, or famptuoua Palacet, wtfe builr, 10 equal
the li Goftrameatt, or ProWncet of Siypt \ there were in.it Sq many
Ways and aitificial W^i, that it was no eafy Matter to find the Way
out of it. Dadabu took his Model £rom this, to build hit Labyrinth io
Cnt€.

IV. The Pyramids of Eiyft^ which remain to thit Time ; there were
three of them | the greateft was built by thmati. King of £lp^» as a
ftately Monument of hit Power, and to be hit Sepulchre after hit Death 1
It wat placed about 16 EngUfi Miles from Mamfhtt^ or Grand (?«>«, and
Was about 1440 Feet io Height, about 143 Feet long on each Side of the
fquare BaGt, and 600,000 Men were employed In building it, doriog.the
Space of ao Yeart. It is built of hard Jra^oB Stonei, eveiy one abpoe
go Feet long. Cbmmt wat torn in Pieces in a Mutiny of hit People,
and could ncrer obtain the Honour of being interred in tbii S^ffulehrr.
Ctfbm, hit Brother, fucceeded bim, and imiuced hit ▼ain'glorioui
Adion«, ia eveaing another leii than the former. The hift wat built by

[ King Afpcm'Mtt, or, at feme f»y, by the famous Strumpet RbnUpe 1

upoa thit jippears a peat Head of bh^k Marble, of toa Feet round

S*^'hc2! ' ^^ *^** ^ ^^ ^^ '"" ''^^^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^"''"

V.

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V. The MAnTokenm of Carta, which Qaeca Jrttmijs bvilt, ai 1 8eb
palchre for her d«ccafed HuibiDd MaufiliuiTht foriched it with (oauof
nte OroaoMotii tfaic it wti cftecmed one of the g|eat«ft Wonders of the
World i and all Monuments of thif Kind have £iice been called Mm^Uup
Thii Qjeea did love her Haibjod ib much, that befidei chii Edifice^ which
ihe ereAed for hin^ fhe eaufed the Afliu of hii cbnfumed body to be put
ioco a Cup of VTtMt and drank it* te g^vc him a Lodg^ nest Ce W
HeaiC

VX. The CeUffuM of Rbodti wit made by Cbtrtt^ of A/U iiimr, U
Braif f in the So^e of is Yeari^ and waa dedicated to the Sun* Ic ceft
about 44000 /• Xi|///(b Money, and wai placed 'at the Entrance of the
Harbour of the City, with the right Foot fteodiiig, 00 one Side'of the
Land, and the Left on the other : between the* Left the talleft Shipt, with
their Jtfaika^ did enter into the Haven* When it fell to the Ground, by
an Earthquake, few Men were able to embrace the little Finger ef thia
prodigious 3c*tue« It was Soo Feet high, and of a proportionable Big-
nefs| end when broken down and beat to Pieces, by the Sarsuus that
took the lilaod, 4ma Dm, 684, they loaded above 900 Camels with it*
VIL The Statue of Jupitir Olympiui was the neateft of ^all thcie
Woiks ; it was creded by the E/es»t, a People of Grtta^ and placed in e
Tempk dedicated to Jnftter, which was enriched a^terwaids with many
curioea Reprerencatioof, and excellent Sutnes. ',1^'of ^i^Va* waa fitting
in a Chair , half n^^ed, but from the Girdle downward he w^s covered |
in theiigh^ Hand he held.an Eagle, and in the Left a Expire. C»iigulm
endeatonred te treofport it to I^Mif, but thofe that were employed aboot
it were frighted from their Enterprise, by fome onexpeded Accident.
Tldl ^tettte was made by Ftidi^Sp and y^as 150 Cubits high } the Body
wtiof Bieff, but the Head was of pure Gold,

Aasong the many reaewncd Biuldings and Ere^ioos of the Ancieott,

^ the GapiielMt Rm« may joftly claim a Place jit wascooiecrated to Jiifit§r

' JaftTMipr,. iipen Mount Tmr^ia it was built, and was a famous Edidee,

the richeft and moft aeted in all Ifs/f. Ic was beautified with the Sutuas

and In^i^s of all the Gods, with the Cfowos of Vinery, fnd with the

Spoils of the KTationsjconquercd by tbe Rm^^ It wasfeated in the me.ft

eminent Place of. the City, by Taw^miut Prifim, and Strvim TmUt'tn,

two Kinga of ftsaar, and aftc^waids mightily enlarged by the following Ge->

-nerationi. The Temples of Nftame, f^«4rtf«, 5efsr«, 3Ur9, /^ftMlapim,

Bereultty Vtfta and Janui, are noted by Authors to have been brave Struc-

taret, worthy of the Jtswee Grandeur \ as ahb the Famhem, dedicated to

all the Gods.

To tbefr may be added, the Royal Palace of (hnts. King of 3M0,
built in e very grand ah^ extravagant Manner, by ilCpme, who ccaeotfd
the Stones with Geld }alfi> the Temple buUt at jAbm to Mtntrva^ And
another in the DiQe City to Btsrt, wheie the Judges, met to examme
Caoies of Life and Death | with the gierioui Temple, or Fabrick, at
Dt^i, wikere i^/a gave Oracles. Thia Temple^was inrichcd withhw
numerable Gifts, which ca^w from every Psit of the World t In it was «
Woman Pricft, named P^m^s othcrwUe PyfAie, or P|^a'Ja> that re-
ceived tbe Sothufiyrm, fitting upon a little Table fuppeitcd with three
feet i it was called Tfipemt, or Cmiim, bceaufe it waacevfV^ witk vbe
Skin ef iheSerpentF/rMi^aefaom >aehad£uifttodiftre^X.f|sa)ir^.^f*/-

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ii*t Mother, in the lAtna of De/m 3 when jip%i/t etme of Age, heloUed
thit Serpent with his Bow uni Anrowt» tfcer a long tnd grievowCom^at {
doriog which, l^efe Words, h Fm»t were frequently heari intheAir,
ud which afterwardi were freqneatljr ufed in publick Rfjoiciogs,

0/ /^ M U S £ S.

THE Mtfn had fercral Namet given then by the aocient Poeti« ac-
cording to the lever al Placet where they dwelt { fomcdmca they were
called Ptgriitp on Account of the Forcft Pitris in BiMCedmis, where they
were £ud to be horn ) fbmetimes HtlkmUdet, from Mo^pt Helicw, which
waa near their behived PMrnafig \ and foioecimet by other Namet, accord-
ing to the Pleafurc of the Mythologiflp, ia their faboloua Accounts of the
Heathen Dcttiet.

They were (uppofed to be the Diughtert of J^'ttr end Mtmorf, wliicii
Fidion waa introdoced, becaofe ymfiar wat fappofed to be the firft loYen-
ID DifdpHnet. wbicfi are neceffary in order to a regular Life*

Thele Mw/if, by the Affiftance of j^jitlio, invented Mufidc} their ehief
Office was to be prefent at folemo FeftivaitaBd facied Banquets, and there
to fiog the Praifet of famous Men, that they might encourage otfaen to
'Djidertake gloriooa AdioQf, /)T.^^«y obferver.

They were reprefented at Wmmat^ beeaufe DifapUmt and Vtnmtt have
ieminiae Namet affigoed to them { they were painted youn^, kandfome,
•ud modeft, agreeably dreOTed, and crowned with Flowers j they were
tnueh eflrenfed for their Chaftiiy, and it is written of them, Tiut whai
Adnhf the Favourite of F<*vt, offered to ftir up in them fome Indioa-
•tiont to frfjve, they fell upon lum, and killed him.

They weire at^f( but three, and called Mileei [Medftition] Ainme
fMemoiy] and jinide {Singing } ] but a certain Carver of Sfdom, haviag
Ordertto make three St^uet of the three llSt/Vf, for the Temple of
' J§folhi ntftook his Inilru^ions, and made three feveral Statues of eadi
dimft I and thefe happening to be very curious and beautiiiil Pieeca, they
were all fet up in the Temple, and from thence began to be reckoned
nine BSkfu | afterwards Btfiod named them^ (Uiliipe, Clw^ Erttt, n^l^,

> CmlUtfi was ioppofed Prefident of &rsfri Podry, Clio of Hj09ry, Eratt
•f the Lait, TbahsofCtmedf, MihomeM^of ^^tveh, 7rMebonoftbt
B€rp,EMierfioimiuiMMfic»,Pclfymis afMittfick, uaAUrMnia Qi J^

JtkxstSer Etjt fays, Theiewere at Mt three JMv/bf. to ihewthe three
Sorts of Mujck. Singing, Blewiag^ and PMng } the firfl in the Tbttat,

. the feeood in /rVmf hpnutat, and the third upon ^rrsft .* Or to ihew
the three- fold chief Learning in the World, Pbihfiptf^ Rkettridt, sad
BSaiim&tichi Pbil»jopbf it three- fold, raiioMl, m»s/, aoa MMtMraJi

' there are three Parts in RbetoncA, the dtmnfirttimi^ xhtjdehieraHve, and
the jadieial} there are alfo three Parts of M»ib§mtiiitU^ Arithmttiek^
i^tameifyzndMKjlek, Afterwards the Number of Mm/a increafed to feveo,
either beeaufe of feven Btin in JVhd- Ii^hvmnti, of (oven Stringt o'\ other
Jnftmrntnts, of theftvtn'/i^raJ Seitucn, or of the fevcn PismiB, |«afk<y,
they came to be nhie in Number, from the nine Sftera, which they held
made Mmyje^/ lUrmot^j, They we» «t]Jed the Daughters of J^pitor and
mMtmt^e, to fhev that Utirmiii cannot be had without theierr^V^ and

Memory,

Memurf^ which tft noft emiiicnt in ktrstd Men \ or nther thtt Go»
li the Author oXLtsmag, aad MtHwy the Mother or Norie thereof |
therefore the Poet afcribes to the Mufit, Memory end Utttrsnee | by the
one the/ are prefenred, by the other they are heard.

They are called BtM/a, from hUi<fih»i, to eoqutre \ thii belongt to
hvaumy and from Mtifibai^ to initiate into frtrtd My/teriti, by which
is meant Jluf^nmfs fo that the Mnftt, or LtmrwiMg^ cooiift io Jvwmm
uAJudgwiewt,

The Mufn were winged « to fhew the Nimbleaeft of f on/ JFttt^ and
the Qtticknefa of Psetfy and BSufitk, in moving the Affiffwu { they bore
Ftfiim in their Hands^ to Ihew that they conquer Mens Pajpmt } they did
all dance ia t Riag» to ihew the Agreement and Harmony among the /iir«
re/ Seumca | and the Gractt were joined with them, to mew the folid Joy
that ia tlie conftant Attendant on Learning and Firime,

They had divert Names fromiivers Occafions, aa Njwepbt and Gtddipt
of Water^ to fliew the Clearnefsof Poetry \ ParnMet^ BiUtemtdu^ Phm
ridtSf Amides, Pegafidit, 4ganiypides, Lihetbrtftt, Tbejj^adet, See. to
Ikew the various Kindi of Learning, and the many Labours the Sebohr
. mu(k 0Ddergo» before he can attain untO' Excellency. The particular
Name of the idajes ere alfo very iifpiificant, as Clio, l^om C/raei [GloryJ
becaufe great is the Ghry of Leatning, though Ignorance be Its Enemy $
Enterfe, from Euterpes [delightfol] becaufe there if no Delight comparable
to that of virtttooa, learned Men ; TbaSn, from Tbafein {to grow green]
'fcr ^Mrerii^ will ftill flourifb, and never wither ; Mtffomene, ftom MeUtem
piienmne [making Metody] for the Life of a Scholar xi ftill cfaearfal and
mel<^ioua ; 7tr^bore,. from 7er/e end Cbonia fto delight in Singing or
Dancing] wt the Mirth- of learned Men ia within themfelvet j Eraft,
from Ermtu [Love} for the more a Man knows Learning, the more he
lofea it I Pnhfbmma, or Polynmia, fromPc/ns and Umnte } no Mens Mindi
are fo foil of iMelody and fpiritual Comfbrt, as the Mindt of learned Men |
Urania, fiom Uiranet ftbe Heaven] foilLeaming came from thence | Cam
liope, 'from Caiet tfcn [a good Voice] there is no ootward Voice ft charm-
ing and melodiua as the inward Voice of J?<M«r/N%# in the Mind, by
which a Man di/courfeth with htmfclf^ and ia never lefs alone^ than
when he is alone.

[^he Jntienu built TenF^** <o ^^ Mnfee remote from Cities, and de«
fcribed them fitting on the Top of Pamnjffut, to ihew Learning havh ita
Seat in the Head, which is the Top and Capital of Man*s B^^dy $ and a«
all Gcde and Geddffet had their Birdt dedicated to them, fo hid the Mkjet
the laborious Beet, who very much refemble Scbthrs in their Premdencif
^dnfry, Labear, Order, and Hammn | they are content with little^ yet
afford nnich Benefit to the Owner ; lo do Sebelars to the hate | neither it
there any Creatuiey to which karned Men and $t9dent$ are more beholden,
than to the ^^ ^h^ ipth afforda them Pttd and Pfyjek in itr Utmy,
and Lijgbt 'iii-^SIf^$haiim in its f^aet,

tv O/ H E R C U L E S.

^T^ff SR E hat been no King, nor other Perfoo, that we Kid of in

M," profane Hiftory, that has rendered hia name more famoos than Berm

cn&ij whoy for hia noble A€L», and gloiiooi Deedi^ wAtdcificd, and placed

amo^g the Start* H*

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HU Fadiet u Cud to ^ Jfpitf^p tad hit Mother ^Umna i when hh
Blether wu big with Child with him^ SthtUnmt Kinc^of M^fcew, vat ia
great Hopetof obtaiaing fpcedilj e Soa» tfcerwardf named Buryftbem, Jw
pittr tooK an 0»th» that he that ihould be bornfirft, ihould4>e King, auid
have an abfolate Command over the other 3 which when Jtmo {yufittr^
Wifc» the fworn Enemy of all her Hofland'ff Conoibinca, and of »U the
Children that were bora of them) had accidcntalJy heftd, {he caufed £«ry-
fitMi to eome forth of his Mother*! Wo|nb at the End of feven Mont^^
aad by tha( Meant urocuied onto him the Scepter with the ibver^ga
Commaodi

*Tii £udj» Uitt wheo7»/f«r lay with HtreuIaU Mother, lie fpent three
Nighta (which h« caoTtd to be joined together) in begetting him }^ hit Body
•nd Aatore were anfwerable to the Paina and Power of hia Father^ for he
waa fevcA Feet high, bad three Ranka of Teeth in hia Mooth^ and oot
of hia Ejea Sparluea of Fire and Light did ibmetunea proceed.

ym, at the Interce/fion of Paliaif icemed to be reconciled to Her€mktf
and ai a Tcftimoay of her Good-will to him, when in hia Infancy, ihe
gave fuck to him of her own Breaft | by thia Means It happened^ that
the little Hetcuht, having fpilt fome of the Milk out of hit Month., he
whited that Part 'of the Sky that ii called the Miiky Way. This Kiad-
aefs waa only feigned to iatiafy the Requeil of Pal/at ; for a while after,
when he waa yet in hia Cradle, fbe fent two dreadful Serpeota to devour
him, whicl^ did not however anfwer her Ezpedation ; for the Child,
withont any Shew of Fear, caught them In hia Handi, and tore them in
Piecta, ,. , .

When he came to Yeara of Uodeiftanding, he waa pot onder the To-

■ * ition of fuch Mafters as did excel in many Arta aod Sciences, to learn of

^ them the Thinga that were repaired to nwke him accompliihed. He was

, taught by Temara, a Stytbiam^ to handle the Spear and Dart $ tj^'mi, the

[ Son of jfyolAf tau^t ^im the Rudiments of Learnings and becaafe he

* had chaftifed him with a Rod, Htrcakt killed him when he came to be of

Age $ from Bumolf&s he learned the Art of playing upon Inftrumeate of

Mufick i Ciirm gave him an lafight into Aflrology, and Hdrpelicta made

him undetftand die other Sciencea that were neceflary to acconopliih a

Man of his Birth and Valour.

He was fcarce eighteen Years of Age, when Euryfibeut engaged hiaa in
the moft difficult Enterprizes, and esrpofed him to all Manner of Dangers
to make him per^b $ (o that once he took a Refolution to obey htm no
longer I but the Oracit informed him,, that it. was the Will of the G. da,
that he Ihould pafs twelve Times more through Dangers, in Obedience to
the Commands of this Tyrant. TheCe are named the twelve Adventurer,
or Labours oiHercuUs,

I. He waa appointfsd to de^lroy a great Lion of the Foreft of Ntmta,
that was fallen from the Moon« and fpoiled the Country round about ) be
dticharged all hia Arrows at this wild Beail to little Purpofe, and thro
encountered it with hH Cbib only in. his Hapd, but the Skin was fo tough
• and hard, that no Weapon caold enter it, wlUch when HirCMin perceiied,
he caught hold of the raging Lion, and tore him in Piecei with his Htods.
- £'?' »^"'^h«.<*Arghted tp wear the Skin of this Lion about him, as a
Token of hia Viftory j and, in Imitation of hiaa, all Heroci ha? c Skin.

. Of

. 1

( 73 ) •

ef Uonty or otKer wiM Betftf« upon their Buckfen | and f^rae fay^ thh
is the Lion that waa placed amoof the twelve Sigoa cf the ZUmAt

ft* He was feat to the Lake of Ltfum, near j^fm, to eocouncer with lA '
Hydra, a notaUe Serpent^ or Dragon, cf a ftrange Katore; Car it had ft-
▼eo Headf, and when one w«i cue oflF, many otheri did itnmcdiareljr buril
forth, fo that it wai not poffiblc to oTercome thii M onfter, anlefi all hie
Reads were cut oflF at one Time, and the reft of the Body deftroyed hy
Fire and $wordy which wu executed by Hmuhh

«. Euijfibnu fcnt him to Meant Srymmthiu^ in Jr€s^, where a
wiEi Boir of axtiaordioary BigneCt deftroyed all the neighbouring Fields $
Berculn dragged him aUve to E&rji/lkmt, who waa nhnoft frighted ont of
bia Will wbea he beheld him*

4. He got hold of th« S'.ag of the Mountain M^agkna, whofe Feet wem
•f B.-afi, and H >rn» of Gold, when he had pnrfued it a whole Year,

5^. He put to Plight the Birdi of the Lake Sifm^An, that were fo r.«-
tterooiy and uf fuch a prodtgjoui Greatncft, that they datkened the Air,
and hindered the Sun froofi Aming upon Mea» when tb f fitw over tliem | '
befides, tbry did often take op font, and carry them awjy to devour them.
Bat thefe Eiicountert Were not worthy, to be cooopared with hii Gombac
■gainft,

6. The Amsxnnip who were Women of Stythia, dwelling npon the
CUwils of the Hircsnian Sta, who having fbUowed their Hofttndt in the
War, and feeing them all cut off by tile Enemy, near the River Ther^
.modern in Ca^thci*^ they refolved to maintain the War themfelvet, and

not to fu^r any Man to have Command in the Army, or Kinpdom, or
CD Jive among them.* They went arrong their Neighbuvra to fetch from
^em Children $ the M»les they deftroyed, but kept the Femaiei and '
brought them up in a warlike Manner ; and that they might be fliore •
ready to handle the Bow and Arrowt, they burnt their right Papa in the r
2nf«ncy. They behaved gallantly in the Siege of X^-tf, under th<t Candu6t '
1^ Pentbifiiia I but were forced to yield to the Valour of NSirc*/M, who
being accompanied by Jhefeut, went againft them, accotding to the Oum-
mand f>iEuryfibeut^ and took their Qsieen Hifp9/Ha, who waa afterwards
snarried to Ttefiys,

7. He undertook to deanfe the Stabkt of ^/mi, IC^ngcf Bkg, in
which Thoufiinds of Oxen had been daiiy fed, fo that the Djng, ty a
long Continuance, was nachiocreafed, and filled the Air with Infedion ;
BercmUi thereft re turned the Current of the River wtf<]^i^i from iti erdi-
aatyCourfe, and cliuied it to pafi through the Sta blei ; that he rarried
away the Filth in one D^y, according to hit Bargain | but j4ugeaiiifz% not
grateful to htm Atr hit Pains, for he denied him the tenth Part of the
Oxen that were kept there | thia cnofcd the Death of ^gtat, and the
Loft of hit Gwoda. . / *' *

8. He feiscd upon a Bull, that did breathe nothing but Fire an.dFTame, *
which Nf^tuvi had (eat into GreiH, to puoilh (bme Difgracei and Affront*
which he had received from that Country.

g. He paffed into Thraeia, where he caufed th? Tyrant Dtmtdes to
eruiure, lo nit own Perfon» that which iie made uthert to fiffer, which
Wae^ he gave all S'laoggrs that he eouid catch in his Kingdom to he de-
voured by hit Hoiib. Utr€uk\ ferTcd Bufifu, King of Bgffit, in the
Imdc Manner* bectofe he waa fo cruel to ail Strangeriy a^io cut tKeie

' ' £ Thcoati

C74>

Throtti «pen the Altati of Jip^ier, flhat 1m Bi%lit cloke hit Cmdtj fi|^.

so. <7«y«i» Riag of Spmwy fnho wti repoiti^ to fMi?e thite Bodicv
brcAttfe he miiiwfilwl thtte KinfdoBM, wi» no Mi cnitl thui the for-
SBcr I li»>U ibflM OieOy which he higNjr eNettMi it Ditmdti did his
Nor^t ewl to keep theak he hid e ik>| with thfee Heads, «nd a Drw
0«i with fevwi* Whco iiirA/« wa« feat tkkbet %ij Ottrjfiktm, hi trcaCeA
him M hrh«i leraieffly doMMMdkiiw

* ti« He WIS required «e pot into the ^tftft wi of Satyfibem certain'
yldca Applet WekniEf pt to >«#, thec wtrt in the Cuftodjr of foane
KfBpbt» the BtJ^tda^ De«gfacer U Bt/imm, tfce brother of AiiM %
but befoie lay one coaU eoneettheai^ a great Dragon that war at the
Xatiy of tU Garden where tbejr grew« wat to be liift bte'conie. He
fMod llf am to ■oooiAplifli'thu Intetprfse aJfe f feme fay^ he anyde ufe
of ^h$^ who worn to gathw thee^, while he took hb Buidea upon
hiio» and bore mp the Heavsaa with his Skeulders.

I a* The Ull Ifjon^ton which he raceived f^om Ewyfihtm^ was to fefch
£M>a» HcU the D g Carirras fnm wfaeoce he bmuthi aho 7A^, tkat
was gpoa di'Wta to keep CompaDjr with his dcir Friend MwfiaM.

Ihei^ gleriooa AftioQi nt4e Mmradte drcadibi to Enrffhm, and to ell
PriarOs ia the World. AKerwards there was no Tyraar, Jior Mooffer
kaowat bat he iwdtrieek ta deflrof ^rm \ thus he put to Death Csrae.
(the Son of F>Aa% trho be4 three Meads) becaefe he was « hoUbla
Rpbber, wbe dfd fpoil and dellioy ail that cone neer the hf oont A^entimm
Froio thence he went to If ooat Came^fm, where her de|iTetcdP^e«^^eM,
aad iiiUed the B'gle tbet^Ovoared ki« L >er, H? bad alfe an Encounter
wj|ik^4Cet, tha ^n.of the Earth, who Wa« of a prodigujes Bignefi^
ia4 did ceaninit «11 Manaer of Coeltieti HmuUk mted hitt up lo hti
■AjBiSy and prffled 'the Breath oet. of his Boi^y.

• ^Bet as HirfUt Wtt big; ead of ai> high Stature, c fmell Matter was
notTi Anient to oeuiifli hiar, for as he walked in the Fields, one Day
whenheittaahaagry* h^ met Tiftre^aaiw* tilUng the Oroond | he fnatched
lism hup eae of his Oxtn^ which he laid epon his Shoulders, and do-
"^oiured '#Yery Kt- of- it> be^e TAradwmrs, who loaded htio aU the while
with C^A:s4nd In-.precaiiona.

■He.enads ajoucnry tato ^pare, wheie he fepsnted the two Bloaetaiaf,
C^^# acd Jkfk, to kt the maia Ocacn hue the Land by the Straits of
CUrtU^r I vhtiti two lioqntaina, fitaote one againll another, C^(^ in
Spain ^ and AhfUAn iUmhtMS, do appear afar off as^two Pillart | they
are fiVl to ^ the cweI>SUars of B^tmltt, where he eograTed thefe W<Mds«
l^»f(uf tlt^ 4 nii theie aaare the utatoft Bounds of the World, be«
ipQpd whiihhe caMidnot«alar|e. his Domimons. In alt his GanqoeftSf
h^ roa^ wfe.of n Qob of an Oilee Tree, whiili at left he dedicated to
illfr^ary, the Cad of Eioquenee, whofe Virtne he acknowledged to be
mare profitable than tlie IHywer of Arms,

. To rccoudt all that the Ancients have recorded of this famoas Man^
would make a pretty large Volamoy and perhaps not be fo agreeable tn
fofpe Perions as thisSpHoBi^i there<bree we ranft JofI hint it the Gi»
taftroflhe of Htrtuh*, andconcltide our Narrative.

L*e the Hsraes of old, he was OQamonred with Wottca ) he marrifd
*«f^era, the Oaaghwrof Cirwe, Kfaigof nektt, whom ht aftcrwuda

mm

I

t^nf

imtii tfa«Bhebe€uiMaSIaveto4>«^Zr,qjicai of £f4r^ for ^Mi

hB chMgad^ hit Cftib fofffXnnmi^ tnttiuxHioit, wd hit Xjoa't Sksa ibr (h«
'Otfsifeots d# i wilting Mild. After wardi Jic iMuo>«amoroiitef ^tf«
«ff«, ((br n^htfin he was to fight Jehekts, the Sdd of IStrryty whom fat
«Biii9uered| aodTetoroiagfiith her to a&ivcr't^d^^ where JVTgjflKf tHs
C#itf«ir oflFered'hil3enrict tocirfyherb^hitid lUih to tho other Side |
vhed iht iPrakor came over^ he would have abufed her, tai riot Btteuim
pieiced hiA with an Arrow te the Heart f when he^Rrat ready to expire^
Ae ndhhwd to reteage hitefelf in thit Ktanocrs HegtYc his C«ra>eat
dro^lftg with hfe Blood to^ijamrs, perfiMding her» ti^t if her Hulhan^
did wear iCbnL once, he would never ha^ Love fcr other VToinen. The
filly (>eatare belfevei hihi, thereibre (he Tent' h to him by I^cbtt hit
Alao» when he wat iaciifieing upon Mount Otta^ bnt It ft]] not out as ihe
Ikad imagihedf-forat fi»on at he had put on thit Coat^ the B]ood ofN^Jittp
which wat a moll powerful PoKon, «aufed fo great a Burning a J] over hia
Sody,. that, in Pefpair,. he caft himftif into a flaoung Pile of Wocd,
•od WHS there eotiTumed to Atheu

His Servant i^Cifror was drowned in the Sea, wliete' he wat changed
into a Rccfc J. and Dfj/uirs^ for Crieff Idlied herlelf with • Blow of her
ffufiie^dNCob.'

Uetptla, before he difd, ablt|e4 flikSttUp the Son of Tumf hu
CorapMon and' friend, to fwcar onto himnever to diCooiret the' Place
whemhtt A/het and Bolhet were^boried ^} he then ddivciyid unto him hit
Afvowf, crtoured with the Blood of the Bjira, wbich were afterward
carried to the Siege of Tr«y, ^ ^

koMimd in H$ WoB.u>^Jhm ^Omtm^ditDiati^
Julias Ccte.

TtL E moll andent Riftory we fainr, It tU Blbl^ | frotaA.M; B* C«
that we learn, that it it nownpwaMtof ^yti^YezH
finck the "^ofld was created. But the Account Which W.
/m gfvet ta fo ^tfy concife. that fot the flfft aoeo Ycara
we tiave veiy'little InfbHuatioh, whdt wat done aaiongft
^ahkiftd, fave that they wcae foT exceeding widied, ilttt in
nil Ihe World only ^m^ and ^ia family Ibund favour with
Ood, and woe preserved from that Dehige which deft^oyad
theiwboleSarthbel]dei»' tfyj

The Buiidlnff tii'BdAet (or vBtf^Aar.) Thf6 diiiBon of taif*
guagei^ and the Diibefffion of Mankind* * gage

Mmtolt,tht Son ef€0Jh\ fdtfiidl the AJfi^WM tttffh«> 4^« ^
* the ISoif of Sm. builds a City (which wat alterwaidt GiUcd -i
2fidfvetyntAAwi^t)3MAg]f>'iMntm^'ir€. " t||4

The ilonardhy of Jt^ift eft^Kiihid by 9ii^mm, y|ui Sof eT

IVArfilriiKiQgefC^fM.
11)e4relf^iPiaorailG«t8iofliri^, ' t^^i^

'7hetft|(thofi\b«5in^e.9SOtl^Ycarofl)!iilc^i ScS^I^^ '

, nftet the f^ood.

T4^^inhof^^a»«B«- • - *«>?

'99«

(.76)

. A.M.

The Xihfdotn oF the Argnfei, cihUillicd undtr hadat^ 1 1 6S

P'v/^A nia into fj^. 1299

^he Birth of Ui>j9t, 14 jc

A C lony from £i7^'« «o<er ihc Cbmmalii of Cur^^ biuld

the Cty of Jibent, %^6

The Chmldtant dro?e out of BshyUn hy the j^mksiu, 34^4

The Ifrstliut delivered from £|[)f^ ty Af0/«f. ^iU

SiJ^fii, King of £fy^, oonquert A'shU, Pe^Jlf. ThJu, S^

ihis, 7brstt, ^fiathi Ltfsi Syris, in tboat i^infe Vean', z.^z
The famoui Philofopber Bermt Trijme^j/ku wai Pdvy Coun,.

fcllor to this Monarch*

The Deftradion of ^ny^ «8»o

^■■Mi fl et into Ji^fjft itiHt Tsrvvf^ Rtog of the J{ii#»'&; in a

Ai^Co!rbat i irarriei L^miui^, D»v%htir of L4iim^, and

bofkb the City of tmrimim. The JEnnd of i^/i^^rV ia iuiit

upon this S^ory. ^ 2*35

The Temple of Jeryfglm hoik by £«?«■»• jooo

The Offmpuk Games, which were firft ioiiMtcd by Hirtttn,

at the Foot of ^Mount Olj/m^, in Honour of hit Father

Jttpittr, are revived^ in P«/«/MMr/af by {^Miw, From heace

the Gntks brghi theSpocha of cheir O^mft'sda 3228

Kmw built by Jtafli*/ii«« firft King of Xaaw. 3231

About tilia Time lived 'llbflwr uhd HiJM, Crak Fqcu«

$srJ§»0f0ftn hanag provoked hiiSubjeda by^his EfFemina-

ciea, fo lejbcl agiiaft him, i^id being befiegtd mNinewh by >

ffaimirfir and Afkuts, fail lUfeotenant Qenertj, borna

himlrll/ihia'Wivii, lUsOiildrcA» and all his Tr«aliir«f* 3S57

tyturgia ptrfoadcf the I^ ddt w rni mmt to change their F^m of

Covexnvcnt^ whitk w«i moatrchicalj.to a mixc Form of

Mpnarchy aod Ariftocracy, 3178

Ctrimtb, about>6oo Y^n after its firfl building, alters ita Fttrm

of Govd-nq^ent froon Mtnarchical to a'Republick* 3290

iVSkaul PimfiSut, fr£ood King of Rme, beglnt to reign, di-
vides the Year into twelve Moothi. 3291
Thei>fft«uaion of the iirft Temple of Jtntjkkm, by Nthm^

tbai*t9K»r Ring ofBahykm, " 3416

About this Time lived Danhl the Prophet j Jrtm, jfluiu
, Sfimemie*, Grttk Poeti } S»fb9 the Poctefr, and P^^tf-

goTtfi the f^lofopher.
Cf4efi$, the^aA Kicg of ^/^'if, dcfeat^^ aad Ukea Prifeiier

byffm-* 345*

4^bot}t th4i Tiiine Tired the (even wife Men of <?mM,.Trs.
^ 7B4M 'the H/IUefiam, Cbyhm the Lccedemvmsn, Clnhn/ui of

Corintb, BjfOi of Fnyent, Pitttetn if MiUteat^ and StAn tif

C>riii fry the7<«< at Liberty* . 3464

How fong the merry Poet AMtrnm*

Tsrfvm the Prtod, the fevenih and hft King of JtaMr, es-
l^led. ^Rtm had now b^cn governed by Kingi>a45> Ycgri*

B.C.
1836
176a

1705
«S74

«53T
1491

*^%

»«♦

1169'
1004

77^
753

747

716*
7x4
7»t

54»
$4«

(77)

^hemrdt two Coftittb were aaoualiy elededialht^AbMl B.C.

ttace. 149^ 5©^

ibw befiesed by PtrfemiM, Km$ of the Tm/cms, in fiupour oT

Tarfuiu* 3496 5C6

partMt, KiAg of P«/i«, fends to dernaoi Birth and Water«
' - as Homage from the Grecian Otiet in Kurept \ and having

lent a great Army againft the Grecians^ they win the fa-
mous Battle of Mtratiaif, by the Conduft of MUti^du

^t Atbtm0n Ctntxii, 351 1 493

Trtbmnes efta^liihed for the Jianum People. 3510 4^4

^wtot Qnchmsiut the firft Dictator chofe by theltoaMat.
tuaidai, at (he Straits ofTbermofi/ge, 'with 300 Laesdem^

wimu^ who all: died upon the Spot, kiJts sooo Perjlans. 3515 479
Fiadar and Sim$nidis, Lytick Poets, and Sofhoclet and £irr/-

fidii, Tragick P^et^ fioonihed about this Time.
The ygwt &(h the EoiMing of their Temple, from whence

^«y begin their icveiity Weeks. 3550 454

About thii Txme nwedJRfchfhu the Poet, Btrcdtna and Tht^

«filr4f*che Hiftonaiis, waA^Kr^n the Orator.
TheP«A^»Mi^«« War began bctwisen the Abtmam and tm* •

tidtmuUm. ;. 357' 43 1

ntm/htla baniihed by the AtUmant, 3590

jSriMt^wM the Poet, S^crshi the Philbfopher,aad ^flSexAM-

. tfrf the Athmm GeAcral» UT«d about this Timet
\jB9»Mdk9 the QriOi bora» . 3648 , 356

P/40t»dics,
I>mol^hii thtAiimf Orator, DicgtneB the Cynirk, and

JtnfitU the Philofopber lived lAout thia Time. Altxandtr

after having rcjgned i a Yean, ip which Time he con-
; quered thegreatdl P«n of (he kbown World, dies in' the

gad Year of his Age. 36S0 324

How flourrihed HeraeiitMS, Dmoeriiat, Znn, EttcBd, and £-

frortf.
JhJoM frees the PartbtmMt from the Matedenian Yoke, and

lays the FonoUation of the fsrtkimn Empire. 375,8 946'

About this Time IWcd Sertfut the Cbmldean^ who writ the

Uiftory of ^^^m and Bahyhm^ and P*aaiiu the Poet at •

XffM.

The fir ft Ptftrrl War begun. 37 6S 2 )6

The fecond Pm/^I W^r brguo hj HamiM* . 3795 2,09

Ahaut thi> Time lived Jfiarai and7<rm<», UtaMs Poetfl»
Pivifions at JUim between the Senate aiiir People. tlAartut
. lides with the People. '^4 oppofes and kills him. This

Was the firft Cvil War among the AsaiMt. 3923 | if

JIDUdontt Sicu/ut, tht Gf^tek Hiftorian, flourlflied about this
. Time, and Cicen the JlssMa Orator. €sf being hefieged
' by C^ffr at Uiiea, kills hsmrclf. 3958 46*

•At this Time the JaUanJ^cmnt cama in ufe, defar, atjb*

nreiga Pricft^ haviag ta ftw ad the Kilcndara I

( 7* >

^^nofi, ^^M, Muk,tni8p^m. ^ . ^ ^ ^ S9S9 4S

Tke grcAt Powtr 104 ifc^Qunfivei lo Q^ by tlie B i mwi »
aUfiB foae of tht ckicf Nobility, ■otf occafion th» Con •
rpirjcy tfaiiift bim by Hmmw, Ctf^vfi ^rehtmh C^ff*$
Md otb<rt, who kill him iathe Seoau-Hooic. 3960

The SflMCe tod Ptople of J^mm^ by general Cooient, confer
OA Oir#«t#Mi Um whole Monarchy of the Rm§m Smpirr,
wit|i ^t Namt of dagujtn, which he and hit SucccSbci
eier »(W|hi«»

The Olorj of tlie XM^mi WM now tt itt 61U Hekht. At
thif Time fl«»>)flic«l D'ttmfm Miivn^[fm the (^«ri, and
T'/M li^TM the JMm Rftorian f togttjitr with the PoeCi
Fifftfy liir^ciiy ihriit Ctntlhr G4ik»f TMk*, Pr^^
iwf, with oMoy othtn of grtat Note, lo fioe, aJl Kinds
cf pdHtoLeoiKM 4od ScltMC » didAeverib luufcriblly flov-
lai^ w io the .Afijlloo ^.

yr/6ar/ wl^^V'ia^ e^/^ Bi^TOH^' ^ ENGJLANJX

•fmUS CMBMR inndcd apfrtf/o, and made it tributary to the A, 9»
«/ JiMuoi ia the Year of the World 3945. About too Tears
■fer,

Ptffinir Cji^ nUr«Br JSxpeditioo ii|to BrHi^^ tod consnereS
fort ^ tht Ifland. * 41

^«f)i focotedbg in theSntptre, feat hit LieliteBadt SuOtntMi
Pmi/m mto firiemn I h^f^f. t}it Brituu fet. upon him,. and flew
yo.ocp tUmtMt : Aat !« the next Bncoaater $o,QO%Bftmi yf<x.t
(Lui. ' " 57

Ttt9i VtfpMJiam fent hit Deputy 7«^« Affittf»]t yfh^ TtftorSoul^ .
cxt«a4ed .the XflOTM Ptovineo liiBrifain, beyond all his Predeeeilbn* 70

And thus the i^MUOi for the 3pace oif 50^X0*^ reigned lo,^rf-
iaht At l»ft the Jlritons elected tbemfelvet. i^reral' Kings to ma-
nage their ^art agaipfithe Pi&i tpd SifiH$ : And being 4eferted b^
|he Rfm^m, ttJerinYited the Somms tp their A^ftanqe. who acr
urdingly leade^ in the Ifland, under the Condu^ of two Brothers^
#f«^W ard Barfgp who advancing a»' far as jtamfird So LtAfoii^irt,
ptvt ifittle to the 5£0ff and Pi0s, and yanquilhed them. 4^

The 5tf;«MM by Degrees over run the whole Ifland, «Ad divided '
It into feven K'ngdonni (called, the BifiarcJbj,J The lAaod ton\i^
Aued in this State upwarda of 360 Years, when JC^&^rr King of
the Weft Smjcms redofpd all the contending KJoes under hit Sutjec*
ttpn, and gave the Name of J^iigland to the Ki gdom,, fxwh the
^nglm whence he Ame. He wat the /irft jbi* MoAar^ of Mng*
/•»((/, and having reigned lyYears, died. 1^6

V In hi* Reign the Da^ts. ^ift invaded $ai^tid wlt|| %% Ship*^
confifting of a3ooo Men, bat wei« put to Flight.

f'?*(7^if' ^Atrri cldeft S6n, foccecded^ and reigned »• Yearg* %iS

£$bMald, eJdcft Son of Efhel<mff; focceeded his father, aad
leigned two Years* '^ 7 ' . • jg *

BtAifSirHat bvothet fiicciedot^ and rdipittf Ibm Yown He

<7$)

MiMei, (tM %m ^mMwtf, focceeM { toj luvtiif wgacJ A. Ow
6vtB YiMxk, was fliln lA Batde af aifltl the Dgmt, who wf fc aow
▼erj nameroat iq the Kin|dom. t?*

jlljr^, fourth Son of I»i6e/«»jf, focceeded j lu fought nine Bat-
tles with the Dna iii«fie Yeai^ and forced ibetn to depart the
Kiagdoini. He ^ifi put the .£«gftjt^opoa buildttig Sbipf, and (q ir*
curiag themftlvei hy Sea i He deared tjbe Lind of "I'bteves and -
Ri^bberis And fpr the better Adq|iini(lrati.oii of JudUe. h.< di«
Tided the ICingdom into S^urerVnund^eds and Tithes« He found-
ed theiirft College in (htjord^ now called Vaivtrjity CoUage. For
hit Virtues, Learning and Abilities^ he was hoAOoied with the
Title of Alfred rbe Qrui. and may Jaftly bt called the firft Ciri-
Jiser of the £»f/r/ft Nation. Re rcifpied io Yean, fot

Sitwar4 the. Elder fticcee^ hit father, andffign«d %% iTesrs, 984
Sihaffaw, Etk94nt» cideft SoOj ilVcceeded» and re^^d 16
Yean. He caufed the Bible to be tvaoBated into Mf^Sjb. f4o

Mdwrnnd fncceeded hb Brotlwff Etha^iab^ woA retgoed 6 Uttim ^
JB^^rnf reigned 91 Years. ^55

Eiwin reigned 4 Years, and was depoied bfjr die Mookf • 95^

Bdgar hi; Brother fuccddbdi be cleared tie land tf WolYet
tod wild Beafts. He reigned 16 Tears. '* ■ ' 97t

J^ite^ri tb« Your get reigned, 3 Years. . f^%

EtbtM reigped iti Veats. tn fit &e)gii ttlferi iir«< t^lfeat M»f>
jkcrc of ihe iXemiy who were becodie intDlerabte to & £flf /i/ft*
He dying, .... soil

Jff Jasur J E'ei^(/f , the Soil of Eihehii ftec^eded | ^^\ Ike Vis H«
TallM by Cgmiit the D«is«, wUh.whooi he was forded to Aire Che~
Government i and after his t>ulh the Dana bfcame foJe-Maftei;^
^ tho Ifland^ after it had beeq ja Po^cUkMi of ihtisinit 566
Years, and contioued dhieit Bovtrcl^tty 4bojRt. 24 Vea^t u^daic
3 Kiogr^ «^ai,
Canini, who rdgfied 14 Years.
HanMl, who ifJigned 7 Years, aii^

Harifrtfiiibr^, wfaiD refgne^ 3 Tear; . V4i

The.i fucc^eded EJtoard lis Ctnfyfift ttie ^t'h Sola of Kinl;
Mtteired, -He cole^ed all theli w» of hi-^ ^redece^ors tnto«n4
Body, which is the Qrigin of our Oxnmon L^' w. He was the fii (I
of our Kings that attempted to care the King's Evil with, a
Touch, and the fi/t that 6goed. his Patents wth the Ssal aeW
called the K,'ng's Broad Seal, He reigned 94 Years. lo6fl

Afte^ his Deceafe. If«r»/4l, Son of Godwin, £^rl of J&af. Was
dior<> King I but before Jie had reigned a Year, WUliam^ Duke df *

^$nmaMdjf, pretending a Right to the Crewo of i^^g/tfR^* landed in
9i^ 00 the 8th i/f SttMer, I066, aa^ on the Htb of QStm
$tr ioUowing wa< fioght the memorable Battle of H^fiinf^Si in
which were killed King Bar§/d»nA hti two Broth^rs^ meft of the
Mmtif^ Kobility, 07974 common Soldiers,

W 1 1 L I A M the anqveror ' ^ .

Was crowned King of Mnitmd 00 Chrijhut Day. 1A0^

Be boht the Tower of taHdo», ^\,^

3ec«lflii«SoitfS tohstaken of t&e whole Kii^m ^^^^ ^

iiriMto^feciiiBacB)oketllcdi)Miif-09MI,keptiatU A*!)^

TsfNT Af Lmim) %ad nM ftom e? cry Hide of Land (or loo

Acfci}8xSktlliii|i.

' Ht firil ippointcd JoMccf ef the Pace and Jirici^ ordained (h*

Gaort of'Ckaiiccry and Exchequer*

He foiled down 3 6 Part A Chufchei, luid dli^opled thcCooatrj
la Hsmf/Uri for )0 Milca in Campafi, to make a Chace for
Hontinf^ aow callai the J^T^a Ar^.

In the Year 107 1, H^skbtof, Eul of HaaiMriaa, wu bebeadcd«
Ac fiift Nobleman that ever wai beheaded in EniUadt

He ret|aed ti Years, and waa crowned every Year a*ncw«

He^ppciatedj by hti Will« hb fccond Son,

WILLIAM KU FVS,

To ^bccccd him, who was crowned Ifi{/

J^/elm, ArchbUhop of Caattriiaipy^ if BaaiAed the Kjagdom> for
ataiwaiaiag thePope*» 9'jprematy agaiaft theKijig*« Prerogative

iimlttim^ KLing of Sntfsad, laiadet M^Uad, aad ii JdUed by

In ihb Kill's Rdga the Holy War waa firft vhdertakeo^ which
eoftiinucd acar 300 Yean.

He Kailt W^wdwfm^BtM^ which ia nyo Feet long, aad yif
.hro»d.

The Sea oTcrflowed Ita Banki, and drowned -4000 Acita off
Lmd, which had been Barl Gb^Va, now called QUm%*% Sanda
iaJCiraf; '

Ravlni^ reigiied near t% Years, he was Ihat by Sir W^Um ^yrd
kfelfittg an Arrow at a Deer.

H E N R Y I.

The yonngeft Son of the Conqueror fucceeded. 21M

lb this Retga S(w B»tUhme^*t B»Qiiml^ in SmthfidJ^ wn
Aoade^ by a' Jefter 'tif tbe Kuifi*8» named Rr/sr/ Before this».
SmikfiM wa& the Place where ail Malefaaora were tXe ated . Now
|tv«4 Jtcgr^f of Hfkammih the H ftorian.' The fif ft Parliament off
iC.«//#«d was furamoncd by this Kipg at Smtishwry, He. died by a
Sarfeit of Lampreyi, after he had reigoed j^'Yrars.
STEPHEN,

G-andTon of the Corqucior by Jilice hU Daughter^ fucceeded to
the Crown. II35

He granted to his Sotjeflsa Charter of feme Immomticr, dated
under his Hand at Ox^d,

la thife R«ign great P^rt of the Cttlct of Za^fee, Terk and lla-
r^^lir were ddElroyed ay. Fire.

He reigned 1% Yeaii and. to Months.

H £ N R Y IL

Sob to Aiaad > be Emprera, fole Daughter of Bfmy L facceeded* 1 154

Cuacbe& were now firft ufed iff E-gl^nd.

7h*w»a9 Btt-kH, Arcbbifhop of CmaterSmn, murdered in the
Church. X'^itti* Bri^ff built Of Wood.

He divKcd ttie Itinudom into fix Qtcutu, and appoimed thrtt
itiucranc Juft ce, tor each of ihcm. ir}f»*ws»ia,m

S . '- '^-

f «» )

He kept the famoui Refamaad, Daughter of Lord Cllfifut, m « A, Q^
fiscret Bqwerat H^to^/kck j. bat beiAg difcovered by Queen £i^«Mf,
Ihe waspoifosed.

He reigned 35 Years, and was Aicceeded by his Soa

RICHARD!. |,u

He was iirnamed for his Courage, Ceeur dt Lin,
On hit Corooatiofl-Day, the 3d ofSeptmber^ waa a trcttSlttttb*
Uf of the 7*wfc "^

About this Time lived RBhtn HmJ and ZitiU Jsbg,
In this Reign was the firft Lord Mayor ebofen, named Htnrp'
Tim dikoyn, who was Mayor 14 Ytears together. Londan be&rc
W» always goresAeJ by. a MagiHrate called the Fori Shreve, or

He reigrved upwards of nine Yean/ and wu faccacdcd by hit
Brother

JOHlf. „l^,

H;: had Hkc to have loft his Kiogdom to the F^eneb^ '

, The Barons Wari htgnn*

KiAg Jib9 fubmiti bim^tl^ *od his Kingdom., to tbe PopeV
teitate. . ^ *^

He gran' •< Letters PitenU to the Cittseai to cbufe a Mavor
yearly, '

In the Year. 1109, tendon- Bri^t (which be'b. e was oC Wood)
was built with Stone, by. three Merchants, W2. Mtrur^ Amnm-
and BoAf^right, . '

, ' He reigned about 17 Tears, and was fueteeded by hit Soa
HE N R Y Iir.

This K*«ng confirmed the Statute of M^gna CbaHa, X%\€

Made his eldeft'Son Prince of l^/r#, which Title the Khia't
•Ideft Son hath retained ever fioce.

He fortified the Tower of Ltudin with a Bulwark, which wtt
kn'lt twice, and twice oterthrowain one Year'* Time.'

He caufed a Cheft of Gold to b^ rhade for laying up theRcI-cKs
•f King Edward tht CmfigUr, in the Church of XT^aw^Irr,

He reigned 5^ Xca's, and wai fqcrecded by his Soa •

E D W A R D I.

This King firft ordered Farthings and Halfpence to bk oade»^

In his Reign Corn was firft fold by Weight.

Mb Confort,,Qu6en Bkanfr, dying near ttMioh^ was brpogbt
©^ to be buried %X fyeftminfir ^ and at every Pfaee where the
Corp^ fefted he builr a magnificent Ctt>fi, with her Image opoir ^
it. CnftBUf. Cioik,.acaJffidt C/ofs, and CbartM Croft, wer«
three of them.

In the Year 1 194, wts theirft^Uermta chofe, being Nitbtikur

He reigned opwardt of 34 Vetrt, and wtt fucceeded br hit Son

to WARD Hi ^ ,,o«

Who tendered Bimfelf hateful to his Subjefts, by hii onreafbna. *
M^Attarbment to hit Fa vowrttes, Fitrct Oa^efbn and the Spinetn x
and havhig tefgiMd opMrtrdrof 19 Years, was iA^^it^ by UlieP^«>-
liaaiCQ|:^jiiidfMccdt»rffigiihisKisigdointohii8»m :

'J^y.. . •.

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. tAlik1^t;|BSiitf9?r7«^iV4MMi%tlMSnBtfeftTnffIter^ A. D^
ia4 Ibi puidk LUr k the World.

BDWARD m. 11%$

TUi WW OM of the gfe»tcft Princes tha( ever ftf <>n tbe SifTiJIk
TbrofM I he fobdot^ Snfit^ eeo^uertdi''M(«» and appolptcd
M<iM SB be called Kii | pf Bi^AuMlaod frsat^ fufrctriag the
A'lns of tilt tw« KiAidoms tofecher

H« loftitaced the Order of the Outer $ hit Son the Bltik Pilncc
lOQk the King of Fraau Piiibiier, and bi oof^ht him to Sv/aa^*

He commanded all Pleti to be m«de iq ii%Ujk» aji4 sot ill
Freaih, at h#d been ufed from th^ ConqiKftit

He bQih the Cattle of IfV^jk.

nfty'ThoD&nd died m tnJm of the Phgue m one Tear.

About this Time Ufed Wijc^ifi^ one of i^% £HI wh^ yeoture^-
to czpoikthe>Irron of the Church of Utiki^ and Dr. i^anaof ()«•
fifd^ who wrote aa^pillIe.from tmfir t^ the Cieifj^ thaftkiof "
ihem fer fending To maoy &v)i to Hell.

Re reicncd 50 Yean, and was fncceeded ly hia QreodioQ

RICHAAD U. ii7^

la hfi Rdgo, Fowder, ^aad the Ufe of Gaat» vie firft fnuid

The M»efKoii of 1^ 7jr&r and Jul Strom,

€km^ thft father of fif /j^ ?Qi^i9f lived OOW*

lUebard'll, for maoy Eaormities wa« dcppfodf «ft«r He fiM
feigned ll Yart ^aad ^mt% afterwards mmdered 'in ^mfrit C^ftk*^
. M B N E T IW

Son of Ji&i of Gauiit, ^nkc of t$H0jkr^ iiiccecded hinj be*
te chofen by the Coofeai of the People. Sf $t

' la thl& Kiog*s Reign^ at ShnturfyiU negr thrhfm^, wti a
(feat PAt wbkh lafld iStveo Dayi, cootaioing aKeprefeotatfon of
fcrcral fl^iAis from the Croatioa of the Woild : 1I&4 of the No-
bility. adJ Qtnxry of the Kingdom were prefent at it p aad ^^69*
war<ii bet^ a Royal Toarnamoiit in SmubJ^Id,

He reiiaed 1} Yisars. and was fucceeded by hb Soa
^ HRNRYV.

1|Vho, thoogh during his Father** Reigo^ he. lifed diflbioteiy,.
Ittbblng upon the Hixhwsy, and alTociating cnly unth Whoiet ao4
Ytilaiai, yet when lie came to the Crown praved one of ihe wifcft
and wof\ f^llt^t Kings that the EfigJiJb eve/ h^td. 941^' *•

In hU'Re'ga ^itj^kn. 0/dcafife, Sir Riffr Afitn^ and at more
-wcffobagedandbarflt at SmitkJhU, foi maintaining DrJJ^ifl/rjJl^l
Opinions.

He relgniJ upwards of nine yeir»> and was fncceeded bj^ hii . '

H t N RT VI. ^ Ui^

In hiiRvgfvffas ppiid the firft Cuftom foraU-MefphandUei im<% .
I^rted and exported out of the Re ahQf feffled hvaa A^ of P^r«
mment byt ^r three Years, in which was a PrQvifi>> that i{^ •
ikooJd Of vef hfi mUe a Preeedent for the lll^e to be done after lhi«
Term was expired : Bor all his Suc£c4;ers have h^^iP for "LUt^ 19
^Kciblg u a Fjxccdcatoi|QB fi^d U^ thft Cmw% ^

'% .' ' '

•f Wuhwraft, «n4 ol^d. to dor pttbiitk P«ttaiic« ftnr tb» Ittue*.
In IA50 fTM 7«rl C«^*8 RebeUioa*
Printing /idl kivtntM;
AAtr h* iMl ftigfiea tf Vetrt, fie wnthp^tihf

EDWARD ir. I4f«>

Who aAtt aijM Moody Kttlci wat quietJy fcHoA to hit fttol*
Bioni.

This ILing r«t ta PfeHb» thrae BitjM tof idMr, to fee Ifew hi»
Laws wo<e execvled*

. In khii ]l'«>sV Reign^ Gitfge J9hn% Arch^ftmp of Tlr I. madr

' a Pc .ft, ao Acc'Nmt of wbi i^ if »mon|f tlie Recor Ji of the 'Uwtr^

«f«. fit ^'orrert o' Wlleet, jpo Tont of Ale, too Toot of*

. Wine, 104 Oxen, 6 wiM Bojlt, ro« Stifepf 6ot dftei,^ 400^

SwinOi fOOoGoefe, r«oo^»pom, 3^00 Pigt. 400 PWTerr,blbdn

Quails, Ree»9 Peac ck^ MailiHs, TmIi, Cranct, KMt, Aod mi

. ^e so other revert] ^rtf of *TIiId|>> cith ip propoffCioaiUe^

Ifumberf tn wh«t it tbove*- \». ' .^

Ho pefgnod f o Veirti aotf w«i i^ceeetfed by Irii Son

B D W A R D^ V. - V lift;

Who wat bnt 13 Yeart oM; and befote h»<AiroiMitioilwar
■lordtfoO' iothO Tiimer of EforiM by hit unr^WaltfiMlc^ . '

Ri. c ft A no iih t .

The B9gU/lf ffem, who to millo hit Wiy clear to ^ CSrowif^
nordetcd, f. King Iftery VI. %, ^Inct BA»tfMl hir'Swi*
9. George Difkc of Ctsnftt his Brother. 4* Htf^/Nfi, a .FaithM
8ervaottoKing^^«ftflV. #. Jlr#fr«. y Vatigkam. 9, Griff
Th eo of the Qgc<n% Kinitt^, 9. Bdvktr^Y, hit SoTerejgn^
withy !•• hit young Coolin Mithtnt* 1 ». £f<«^ Dtrke of BuclU
ijngbam hit dear KitefM; and' greaflCoa^tar »a tliefe impjoot Prac- ^
ticet. And, t%. hia Wrfe ^«atf^, in orcfer to mal^c W..j'c» On ifi^ ^ ' * ^ -
oeftfioot hfOfoHw^ih hf^ Cwi^n Slimhith, .

/there was at tha.Ti«jnp,. at the Frgjch^mt, ffMry fitrf of *
Miebmn4, of the Houfe of Latna^ y whmi th|; C own pf £><g>». .
/aai wi» pto^fird/with rbit P '*vtfo,.that 'he Af>iild irtrry J?/faitf-
Sttb, eldeft Daiiahter of- Ring BJnf^dtV. and thereby unite tbo ^
two ffouiea' 4.1 I^^A aad tLawemJItr, ' Upon thit the iSnrt mak«c
H-fteintoiPaX'''''^' *^ betncAilt reinfutced at he advanced, h^
at left e»icoonte(t Kn^MnBardtt BoJvHrtb to LekeJIirfiirt % ill'
f^^Mch Battle King IUthardv/9« killed, and the i^own cooferrc4
U|On diff ]Sar].

A«^ ihut ao Bnd w^i pottothe Watt between (he two H'hi^ •
tf fitk m6 LoMts/hr, whieh began upofi thrfntrnlSon of Riagr
fiM'/ltr, |;fi4' in which w«s fought la piteh'd Bmlee, ond^ • '
K^iga, I' Prince »o DuUet, » Marquiil^r, »» Barlt, n Lorda,- ;
a Vil^tBrf^ t fcord Pf or, I JjBdge, 139 Rnlghtt, 441 Bf(i«irct>,
ODd 84MS ptivatoSoldierf were fliin. '

]Kiiig ilf^llU^ haoibf thoa fyraonioed opwa? di of Iwo Tftrt^

HENRY Vn. ' »4««

.l^n -Son toB^awa/TadW.Eoriaf Mitbmw^ dnd Granafon. to 7ai»
• . •ji(bmit^ DoJtc of £jMw/ar| wot tfowned K; ng of England* ^

• ■.•*.','•

(H)

Ht ctled t PvrllaaiMt, la which an Aft wtt pafTe^ fdr fettKng A« D*
the Crown u|»en the Pcifoa of King Oemry, sod tht Hetrt of hit
Body fucccflively for ever.

He 6r(k apooioced the Band of tall Men to stteod him, called
ye«>n>en of theG^ard, which no Kng bolore, but all the Rioga
•od Q^ecni fiace htve kept under that Denomination.

In ihi KiB|*t Reign happened that ftraagc D.iecfe called tlie
Sweating Sickoeft, which lafted aboot a Month, and killed many
Thoqf4nds ot People i two Lo;d Mtyova died of it in one We«k»
About thia Tirr.e «he Pox wat firft known in EngUioL
In. 1491, FtrdiMaMdy. King of Sp^im, took the City and-
Cuuntiy of Gmads from the Mo9rt, which they had been pof-
kSCt6 of above 700 Vcari, on which Aceount the Pope gave him
the Title of the Moft C4tholick.K.ing«

Btm^ VJl. rtigncd ^3 Yeajri aad t Moathi, nod waa^fvccMdod
hjT hit 3oo.

H C K R Y Vin. 150^

TKi> King began the fiift Reformation of ReJigimv ham/k'og
Hkt Pope's Supremacy oot oiKngUtti, thoogh formerly ha.him(iilf .
had wrote a Brtok againft AUrtim Latbtr, for which Pope Lat X*
entitled him» Dcfnukr pf the Fsitk, *c.

He built S:. jMm$*% Houfe. and converted the Meadowi aboiil
it i nto Park, calkd St. J^mft*% P«r*.

In his Time Beef and Mutton were fiift ordered to he foldrby
Weight, w/'at. ^tti at a I£tlfpcoa|L a Poond, and Matton at ihret.
Farthiogt*

The prioetpal Favoux^e, and &rft Minifter cf thii King> wacc

the famous Caidioal fr^ljey^ who built WkitAttU \ and, th(higb:c

hut the Son of a Botcher, rofie to a greatet Power, and was inveft*-

vd witli more Honours, than any S jbjfd.of EMfJM, ather. be^

. f>re, or fiace*

King Hrarjr VIII. hating tclgned 17 Yean, died, and^wuiuc-
ccadtd hy his Son,

BD WARD VI, i54«;

W{ip par(ued the Rcferotation begun by hia Father,, a&d| in
S54S, the Church-Service waa fiift fung in Btighf^

H«vinf reigned upwards of fix Yeara, Jie died, and appointed for
his Sucaedbr the Lady J^9t Gtey, Daughter of the Dutchefs of
StifiH, who was accordiOgy^proclaiaMd Qneen of Mfngistidi hat.

Queen MARY, X55»*

Averting her Righf , as K'ng EdnmrtTt Sifter by Qneen Onha*'
Nnr, the firll "^fVife of Biaiy Vill, and comsng,to Xaail'O'with fomn
Forces,. was proclaimed Queen of JS^g^mf, and xrowned.

lo her Reign were executed 3 Dakes; 3vl»(udf,^the Lady ^ipa.
Grey, and fe«exal others who pro^sfled the KefHrmation.

lo her Time a'Barrel of Beer, with the Calk, iBoftbqt Sixpence^
and four great Loaves of Bread weiofbklifor a Penny.

Qufeeo ACnjr nigned but five Y«an» and waa fncceeied hyjierr .
i^Clisr,

SLIZ AE>£TJ^ tssr

31^

' V

Sh^ afiftiA eneouMfeA the Reformttion^ wbrch Qaeea Kt£fy A. tK.
lai dHconntenaiiccd t. She wai, perhapi, the greatci and moft
powerful Monarch that ever Tat on the EagK/b Throne. She fuc-
coured the Scots agcinft the Prtiieh, the Frtneh ProteHanta agaioft:
the Papifti, and both agatnil the Spamsrdi.. She commanded
the whole Oiean^ and deft^oyed the ^«af/S'Annad<, which wu.
thought to be invincible'

In he^ Re'gn Sir 'Amat Gtefiam builr the JRfly«/ Exibangt,
Tdbaeco was fitftbronght inio B^gUrnt, Sit Vf^a Iter, Rsliigk-
6rft d fcovered Vifiimm, fo called by. him in Hoooor of hii Vir ^
If iftreTs Queen £/i»a^l^. ** ^

In her Retga lived the great Roots S^nftr and SbaUJ^i^% li1tt*\
wife Lord ITtfr**, Sir Tbilif Sidney, Sir fF^tm RaMgh, Sur Fmi.
ti'i Drakif ^ihi fever al other. great Men.

Queen i?/ixj^f^ reigned^ warda of 44 Y)tai«> and was ftc^eed*
cdbr *

J A M E S I. t9^%

Of the Family of the St^mrts, (the Name of the Tudtrs expiring
in Queen BUmiitb) K^ngs of Sttt/and, He united the Kingdoms ^
of EngUwd and Sitlni^ which then took the DeoominatioQ of.
Grita Britain,

He eaufed the Bible to be new tranflited f^m the Originaf Lan*-
gjuages, whtth ia'theTranAatien Bow£kd*

In this Reign the £0|;/ij^ Plantattooa Were 6rft fettled^ in the.-
W^'Uiiet,

In the Year 1605 wa»aterriUePlig)ieJo£«ibiVj^of Wldch dicdi ' '
near looooo Per^m.

Silk. Worms firft brooght inCb Sugfstnf, .

King %Mrt reigned- at • Y^ars, and was fucceedcd by his Sto.

CH A %l E S h t6i%

This unhappy King, though a weak Mar>, had fome Virtues |. .
Itnt. endeavouring to mend the Prerogiitivfe of -the Crowa too far,*/
aiod ia feme l.^ftancts cxereifhig an arbitrary Power» he was accufe^^'

Isy his own Subjf £ls of High Treafon agatoil the La ws of the Laod |

auad, after a troubkfome Reign of heart 4 Years, was beheaded oAv. . f
»«Seafit)ld befose the. Gates of h:s own Palace..

But though K ing Char let was gsnerally for cTtendi ng. the Royat ' '
power beyond its leaal Bounds, yet in hts R>ign fevcral excellent
Ikiwi were made-A^ the Security of the Sobjefts Liberties ) parti-*-
colarly, in bis third Year the Petition of Rights was made inta 4
Liw» in which it is enacted. That no Subjed (Hal) be compelled td . .
any Gift oir Cbntribntioo to the King, but by. Confent of Pirlia* ' '
SBent t Soldiers are fiirbtdden to be quartered iq private Houfes^ and^
Martial Law is aiinulled. In his i6th Year was pafTed, what was . .
then eaJledthe Trieboial 'A% intituled, A BiU U present Uconvem^
mmen/rm hug Uttrmffm •f Parliamntt By this^Aft; if the*
King (bould rafttfe to fummon a PsrliAmcnt at the End of thrc«;
Years, the Chancellor or Keeper might t0ue ooiW<rits to fummoa<
the Peers, and eleA the Commona : If the Chaocelior or Keeper
ftpold nMle£k this, any la^of thcPeers might ftimmon the Parlia^
motrl^Ow Ptttifttvld fiatJibdttt thtu$iuBmiBts.tiht9h«« ^

(S6)

4A !q ek«idii« v4 tthirMaiUlrttw, Kight ctafc VMco to be
ttaic I ao^ If thtft ihooid Offit tYveir Djtjjthfl Bleaort n^ht al^
teiMe thfntdilveit M^cJiooreMeAbet*.

Aft«r tiMDttCb of Ki'^ Cksriei, ihe Ootenunant of BmUai
Wli ciiAird fr^m Maoarchk*! to • Comnonvcalth, ia whidi

O LI V E R CR O M WE t L iM

FrdUod by the TLcic of the Lord FroteAor, and cnntioiicd t»
^aa the Afiaifi •Abe Nalioo for tbf Space of la Years.

In thia Timet Md the preoediflK Rei^ the whole Feopk ol
Mmind wr9 iai k aitd with Bi|r»UY and ^hofiaOa.

SaiDeTimc after tbe^eath of Oftowr Crmne/l, tfa« tlado%.
wtaiv With perpetwal Chaogpt of Qovamo^riit and Rili|u>n^ m»
called the 9oa of ihcir imie MoAarch from Baaiihmeot« aad ac«
•iidbgly OB the »]r of Afrt/^

€ H A R t B $ H. itf6i

Waa erowned Kiog oF Grest Britaim, He «rai a Man of moch
Wit »nd Oiiiaii'ij |. and ia hi» Reifn the Mannera of the People
were ^uite cbangod \ For wheraaa before, it ipoiild inve been
Ǥ ecm*d pfofaoe and irrdigtout, even to have eat an Oytfcr with*
•ot a lona Prayer or a F/alm i it v^as now choo^ alawft fiipaili*
tioiit tu believe in God*

lo the «th Year of fait Reign happened # dreadfol f ir«r ia tm^
imt which in r&e fpace of throe I&jri bncnt iZ Pariih Chnrclief ^
and i|»ooo I^fiBN

King ChArlu 11. r^oed ^ Yieart, including the PfOte^tfrftip
•f CnimM^ «od -wat Worded h» hsi Brother*.

JAMBS II. 1C84

Who endeaworinft fo introduce tBe Unmo Citholicll ReUgiop*.
vat obliged-co ^gadx his Bkudnioaf f which hrooght about tba Ro-

WILLIAM JIL t68>

1^ ^hich the Civil aod Relig oa;. Libortios of tha People of J«f
tdmd Were fixed u|»on better Principles, and a /oier f 9iuidaUoa^
than t^y had ever been before.

* Qneen ANNE
Wai proclaimed on the 8th of Mareb^ .170T. She wai th«
youogaft Diqgl^ter of K. Jamu U. by the l^dy ig^a, DAoghup
of the Earl of CUfmdm, She reigoed in the HearU and Affection*
^f her Suh}eds« i:^ Veafa« 4 Months, and died, ooMaiioUj \^
piente^, o»jUz» Is >7'4>« Icav top the Throne (9 . .

G B O R G £ h
Who reigned la Yea^ci, 4 |Eloaths> and died at Ufg—mmr^ ]aa««i^
ing the imperial Crown oftbcie Reaioris co hit Sofi» - '
GEORGE IJ.
Dor mr& gnciooa triu«y^tSo««fei|n mw. w^tht |: i^^^pai*
Ctid iQAft DidCQc«e|:

^aii^if-

A R

C IL

(t7) •
I T H M E T I

C^NUMEItATION.

AUt KvUnbert tM ts^rttCci bjr ten Ct|aradtr| | tlttif, r 1 1 4 | ^ ^
89 b. Thcic Chiraaert are varied^ or repeated 4i tveiy Qiff
vequiref, and fame, or all of thtfrn* vibd to figioiy wbat we ncao bj iudt
a Nninber of Thingi at we eiprtfi.

The Nine Tv A are all called Di^ta» or rtgarei, and the Tenth a Cf
pher, Noufhc, or KuHity* The f igurei axe eypffAve of thenfclrcf^
but the Cjrphet can evpreia ICothing, u9<c|k ipincd with fonc Hsure*

I »i One hundred eleven -
tat Two hnndred twentj tw»
t3.t 1*Aree headred th rty thfe«r
444 Four httodred forty four
c > < Fife hiiadvtd il/iy fire
M4 Sis hoiidred fix y lis
777 Seven hnnd'od lereeiy (mtm
9U li«ht he: d^ed eighcy tiihc
9^ Hiee hjindead nimetf mm- -
0e» Ndthiaf

I One

• Two

3 Three

4 Foor

5 f t»e

7 fievea
llSkht

O Nought

1 1 Eleven
an Twentf two
33 THirijitrgreqi
44 Forty four
$1; Fifiy4fe
^ 3»iy fie
77 Seventy Um^
tt JiHyeiihi
99 Ninpcyv^nr'
00 Nothing

4U4 €h»i If Ml fltfmbr» be fepeatcdk n e«prea«ialetf > t tanfiiidVa.
ne, becaufe all Numbera increate in a tenfold, Proportion, and CypheiW
tare tlie l|aie,Fov«r m f imrca «qv ifcit Hedpea. ( fof Aoegh tl^ey 4eito
BOthiAf o^iheniiclveii yet they lAcreafe (he Value of Figwea'; thi^r

o oo-ooo^oeoo mahe Nothiog,.i>«t le make Ten, joo an SJanm^
^htd, 1000 a Tboufand^ and loooo Tea Thoofai.d. Or thus, o maker
Nothi g, but s placed before it niakea 10.} another N&ugbt put after Ten,,
imkea 10 Tiirei le^ or one Hundred^, to which put another Nbughr, it
Will be to Hundred*, or a Thoufan^^ fo which Nhmber put o, the Whole:
will be Ten Thovfandi, Thut all Number inereaftt b^ Ten, aod the firfti
Figure to the Lefr Hand alwayt bat tea Times a greater Name than che-
Jiext that followa it | which will apf^ar aaeif plain by the f Jlowing
NUM9RAT10N TABLE.

Units or Ones, are the loweft Termt*
in thia 7«ble« the neee Terih i* Tenl o^
Uaicij^ the thiid, Teot of Tent^ «r
Hundredt ; the fettirh> %i8 of Hun^
dre^» Off Theufaeda f th^ 6feh, Tcnr
of ThopOiodt ^ t)^ fin^h. Tens of Tana
of Thoefand^, or Hundreda of Thoiki^
i^nda S| the ieieniii. Tana of Hnmbede
of Tl)M4randst or Million* 3, the 4ghth|.
Teflf of IdiUiens f and the ninths Teoe
of Teiw of » Miltes ot Htiod^eda e£
MiUtow.

•gf.

if It

I Jill III fs

I lit

14 5
* » I ♦ J

7 ' 9'

7 » 9

6 7 I 9.

6 7 g 9

• 7 « »
« 7 ^^

tt

• . ^ r •

Bi wliHitf fttfinf, «r expreffing tny Sam pro^nM^ mifte*
Hoc with yoor pin or Pncil ' afstar ^ery tklrd Figort from the Rigbt
Hand* ani renember the firft. fourth* aad feventh PUres, which um
tnn^, Thoafaodt, IlilKoni j to yoo hafc only Tena a&4 BuaJtc4M#
think off aod reneat ai yoo go oo, choi«

tt3*4c6>7%. which art'
113 MilI..4s6Thoaf. 7S9 Units*.
/ s).4^0^7S9. which are

S3 MIII.4 5 6 Thoof. 719 tJoitt,
So for any Numb«-,

. . 0/ ADD IT ION.

ADDITfON ia tho cafting op, or paft^ii«; together iereiarNam*
ben, in oider to find oot the Som or total Amorftt of them. AT^
wrayt place the Figarea orderly one onder another, Uniti under Vmta»
Teaa norfer Tent, Hondreda ander Hundreds Cft. alfo whole Numbert
voder whole Nambera^ and Parte under tike Farts | aa Pounda under
Pound!, Shillings under ShBlmga, Qfr.

In caftiof op or adding, alwayt begin at the Right Hand* and (6 go oil
to the Left.

itf. Tft 7i« 1^ ti], ud ^j, and 5f ^ a«> if, and 4^ Whatk thft

t 19.

♦••

Sun i74<f

T fMif plite »y Ndmbart, Units under Unitt, 4f»* Then bceiarrnf
vith the fitll Figure to the Lr ft Hand, I fay 4 and 9 are 13, And 6 make-
.19, and7-we'a6, ai:d | make 89, and % are 3^$ I fet down one in the
Units Place, and r carry the 10, which are 3 Ttni, to the nest figure
»hicb ftandi in the TVni Phce^ faymg 3 and* i are 4, and 5.are 9,'aad*
• make iS, and 1 makes. 19, and 5 art 84 ; which are 24 Tens, or a-
HuBdrods and 40* fi> I fet down 4^ and carry the 2 Hundreds to the Hun-
dreds Placo, fayiog 1 and 8 are lo, ard f makes 17 ; which are '17 Hun*
4icds or t Thoi&nd 7 Hendred, and hating no more .F|gufes to work
wtk,. I fet.dowii iarcn i» the Hundreds Place, and the Xiin theThoa-
l^s Place, §0 the Sam of this Addition is t74I«

Thta Rind of Addition it called Addition «f lotegert, or whole Huffl*-
ban* and b alwayi performed aa in this Eailmple7

There ia another Kind of Addition, which cor.fifta of whole Kombers
and BuU^i m Pjoooda^ Shittiam,Poice» fMthinp} ToftSa Hundredi,.

1 ^ . 1 : • Quarterly

(h)

^ttm, PssBdf, ObmH, Dnnu j Mi]09» FurldOft^ Pckt, *Yn9ig
Fcet» lochefy Barky-csmt, y«.

Thit Kind of Addition is performed by Tablet^ according to the diffe*
rent Thiogp ic ii exerdfed about } thefe Tablet ihew hr.w many Parta the
Intefer ia'dividfcdintOy and alfo how many of the Icfler Parta the greater
Parti contain ; aa a Pound Sterling, or an Sni/i/k Pound, is the Standard
•f Gre^ Britmrn, which contama to ShiUingi, at iz Penee each Shitlingj
and 4 FarChinga each Penry ; from whence artCea thii Table.
4 Firihinga make i Pinny, is Pence i Shilling, to Shtlliogs i Pound*
By thb Standard aU Accompta are kept, and aL^nf/i/b Ciin reckon^ |
and chiefly by it, ia a Addition conceroed in Trade and Bofinck* There*
&WC I ihail now proceed to an Enmple*
I am indebted to

I. t. i.
A i#7 •— i» — (
B H-
C loft
D

•7 •— in — • oo •
94- «- 7f
o» — «9 — 5 t

Sum 33» — 4 — « 1 i

To caft Qp thii Account, I begin with the FarthSagi (kfl0wbg4 maU
a Penny) and fay. i and ) make 4, an4.a are jS^Fartbino, which ate %
more than a Peony, fo I fct down the a, and carry 1 to the Pence« frying
I and 10 are ti, and 5 make i6« and 7 are \\ P^nce, which make t
Shilling and ti Pence) I fet down ti Pence, and carry i to the Shilling!^
fiying I and 4 make 5. and 9^(1 lean eot die 10 till I come to ^heTop^
and take at many at there aic downwardi) are r4» and S make aa^ cnd.a.
are 14, and 10 make 34, and tjo are 44 ShitKny, which are a Pouadt.
and *4 Shillingi ; I fet down 4 Shillinga, and carry the % Ponnda to thtt
reft of the whole Ntifflbem, and groeeed «a in the former Exann]^ | th«f
1 find I am indebted in all t. \\% ... 4 .^ tl \\

By thia Hethod all Addttlom of Infegen .ami Piprti are pcrfiirmed |
•aly remember to proceed by the proper Xabjlea. •

But 'It often happening that the Pence rifo higkt I W^ddrAdYlib thf
Imriuag the folknving Table very perfeOly by Heart.

PENCETABLB.

rf. t. i.

140 make 11 «- S
ICO — I* — 6

»o — i| — 4 .

170 «- 14. — »

180 «- 15 — • 6 " r

190 •* 1$ — 10 »

aoo •« 16 — 8

%IQ — 17 — • 6

. ftao •— it •- 4

njo* — «f — . •

•40 M* «9— O

i. r, if.

no make 1 •— 8

30 — s — • 6

40—1—4

SO — 4— »

«o — 5 — . o

MO — 5—10

go ^ S— 8

90 — 7—6

100 — 8—4

no — 9 — ft

»io — • lb •- o

S30 -• !• "• 10 1

Bi MJiliHiiHI, fttfinf , vr expreffing iny Sofli profBan^ef^ mifte »
Bot with your PMi or Prncil ' tfftr &retj t1k)rd Figure from the Right
Hand, ani remember the firft, fourth^ and feventh Places, which ^rm
Wubp Woafaods, Miinoni ) fo yoa ha?e only Tent and HaA4icd»4»
'think of, aad repeat as yoo go on, that,

»*!*4 56*7^5, which are
113 MilI..4s6Thoar. 7S9 Units*.
./ 23.4.^11^739. which are -
S3 MiI1.456Thoof.7f9Uaitt»
Sa for any Kumber*

0/ A DD ITION.

ADDTTtOK ia th« eafting up, or poft^iif: together icreraMVunp'
ben, in order to find oat the Sum or total Amo'ifit of them. Afi
vayt place the Figwea orderly one under another^ Units under tfiiii^
Teoa under Teni, Hundreds under Hondradtrt &f, alfo whole Humbert
under whole Numbera, and Parte undet like Parts | aa Pounds under
Pounds, Shillings under SMllhigs» (Vr. '

. In caAinf op or adding, always begin it the Right Han^, and fo go oft-
to the Left.

Stg. T«7i« •^ <iSf ind 97« m4 5^i uu^iff v^ 4^ Whatai th»

»ir

19.

T ffidf pidce ny Nombert, Units under Units, Vt* Then bc|tnf*mg»
eHth the fiill Figure to the Lrft Hand, I fay 4 and 9 are 13, end 6 make*
•19, and 7 -are- e6^ and 3 make 19, and % eve 3f>; I fft.down one in tlie-
Unitt Place, and r carry the 39^ which are 3 Tens, to -the next ngure-
»htcb ftands ia the IVoi Phce> faymg 3 and> i are 4^ and 5. are 9,- end'
9 make 18, and 1 makes. 1^, and ^ art e4 ; which are 14 l^ens, or %\
Hundreds and 40» ib 1 let down 41 and carry the 2 Hundreds to the Hun-
dreds Place, faying 1 snd S are 10, end 7 mikes 17 ; which ere -17 Hun-
ditdi or t Thooiaod 7 Handred, and ha^ng no more .Figures to work'
Wth^.I fet.dowiiiiBircn to the Hundreds Place, and the Ztin theThon*
iiinds Place, ib the Sum of thit Addition ia 1741* '

This Kind of Addition ii called Addition of lotegert^ or<whoIe Num«-
lers, and is always performed as ie this EzAnpler

There is another Kind of Addition, which coiVfifta of whole Kombeit^
mA RarU|^ ea Piaundt^^ShiUinm.Poice^ Fatthings} TohV Hundreds,.

C ' '. • i f ' ^jmtert^.

(89)

^rteif, PooBdiy Ouicei, Ortmi } Miks, Fuflongij Foleti ^Tiadi,
Feet, lochefy BarJcy-cotoi, 6f«.

Thii Kio4 of Addition is performed by Tablcfy accoiding to the diffe«
reot Thiqgi ic it exerdfed abont } thefe Ttbiet (hew hew maiiy Pint the
IntC|er if dividbd Jnto, tnd elfo how mmy of the leOer ftrtt the greater
Parti contaiQ ; at a Pound Sterling, or an £«f A/ft Pound, ii the Staadard
•f OreH Briudm, which containi ao Shilliogi, at 12 Pence each Shillifig«
and 4 Farthijifa each Penry ; from wheoce arifet thit Tibl«,
4 FirtluDgp make 1 Puny, in Pence i Shilling, to Shtlliogs i Poimdf
By thh SUndard all Accoiaptt are kept, and ^ViSngli/k din rechooAl |
and chiefly by it, ii a Addition concerned in Trade and Bofincft* ThifO*
&tfC I fluU now proceed to an Example*
I am hidebtcd to

i. i. i.
A 107 •— 1ft •»• eo

; 94- «- 7f
C loft — 19 — 5 {

Sum 331 — 4 *- i> i

To caft op thii Account, I begin with the FartUagi (kflft«ing4 V«U
■ Penny) and fay, i and 3 nuke 4, and. a >tc .6^Farthintf, which aic •
more Chan a Penny, fo I fct down the a, and carry 1 to the Pence* Ayioff
1 and to are if » and 5 make i6j and 7 are ft3 Pence, which make t
Shilling and 11 Pence) I fet down 11 Pence, and carry i to the ShiUtngi^
faying i and 4 make 5* and 9^-{I leav^ out die 10 till I come to rhcTop^
and take ai many ai there aie downwardi) are 14* and % make fta» and.a.
arc 14, and 10 make 34, and t.o are 44 Shillm^, which are ft Pboadt
and 4 ShilHngi } I fet down 4 Shiifinga» and carry the ft Ponndi to thft
reft of the whole Nambcr*, and proceed oa in the formct Exanople | th«f
1 find I am indebted in all I. 33ft — 4 •«• 11 J.4

By thta Method all Additlow of Integen .an4 P^rta aic perfi>rnad |
•nly reflMmber to proceed by the proper Xablea, •

But ric often happening that the Pence rile higlf » I W^ftMridfift tht
karniiig the following Table ▼erjr perfeAly by Heart.

PENCE TABLE.

d. i. d.

d. t.

fto make 1 — S

140 make 1 1 —

30 — •— 6

leo — ift —

x6o — 13 —

40—1—4

50 — 4 — m

170 «- 14. «.

«o - 5^

180 — 15 >—

To =: iz'5

190 — 15 —

aoo »• 16 —

90 — 7—6

aio — 17 —

too ^ S ~ 4

. ftao — i» —

»!• — 9— »•

•30 — •f —

ito — 10 —

•40 Mill «0 —

.

IJO — !• «• 10

,

thi^

(90)

-tMiTillt'iriU MfiKteimr Pnake, nitmXkywf^'kaimhtm
iuay Sbillinp ate contuoetf in 107 NtMBbcr of Pnm« Umi occur kk
CMiMuH Baoki</ Accomff.

AMiiioo it pr»ve4 (tfcrij Wiyi.
. !• By tbc G^^ tkvt. Gift the Nines oot «f tU tht NMibtrtt* W
Ud«4, Ad fJaee ibe RonaiiKkr m the kft Siie of the Crofs j then ceA
the NiACt opt «i the Sun Total, soil piece the Reaainder en tile Right
Side of tbe Ciof»| tl thi RciMunieei are alike, your Son it right. Sot
• ikU IHoef wiU doly ftaod geod la inc^iel NiuBbctt.

Oi. The coreniii Way u (bui. After the Som it eaft «p, and tho
Total phcfd under.itp cot eff the upper Line, and add the other Itna
togerher, placing the Total under the other TbuJ } then odd the Lao
cut oflF to the lift Totil^ and il thefe two aake thr fifft Tottli lour SoA
ktighU

•l4|0 n«el

I

MM 1

I II

••o — IT — « ♦

• 7- ••-•!♦

IMTtlil

13*7 — t» — tt 1

tttoUt^

4»» — 1 ~ »

fmt

HW — •« — til

«• Mj^ If aitr yaid Mi Of Tintt M nodefv
74l. tiftr fA oii4 ib64 t|ii 7dL{, end Mwti, f9L mi rfh ir* tdr{.
tod 7iL itib 04. f» aiid«l. iji. aA i. aiii •/• ek oA Wtet hire I
toenwedfaialll

ju I have paid ftr fl^f Meitr,

' flt^iheWtoit?*'^ '• ^4 ^ ltd.( a,s4 lit. 4^4.

«h^

(>«)

)• 1 lava t Bdok of Accompt containiag $ Pager. N*. i. UMtnit

»3r- • ■ -

}6«.

to 382/. $t, 4<^. »• S95(> i|«. 94/. !• }• 18^ 71. Si. |. 4. ««)/•
' S</. I* 5. 90/. Of. Oi^« and i^ 6. »V* 7f. 8^ |, Wliat it tb«
Som?

4. I have Utsly bec^ t6ra Jflnraey ftr t Difi. I triTellcd the lirft
Day 48 Milea» fecond. 54 Mil«i^ cfaM ff Mila» Iburth 4* Mile'* ^fOk
36 Miles, fixth 30 MUtt^'fcmnh «8 'Milei, and the eighth suf MiJet.
How Biaaj llilet have t^trareMed m M\}

$• Suppofe I lend itf.<fA-n«.M ^. 18/. 6f. A<f. |.' C. 47A 104*
oi. D. 4/. 6ii 8</.i. -^. looA 13a. 9^.'f . F. ao/. oa. o^. aa^
C?^ o. 171. 6i. Whi>*4i»4jMy> U » w ?

C' A QejitlMDM 4ied, leeviog «. Wife »d 5 GUMraOi, «o whoM h»
left by WaH m foUtmni To hk Wife 17.59/. oa. od. Tn the eMeA
Child 1000/. ^ W. To the reconl 75U;. or. od. To the ihirl ^ta/.
4)t. «(^. To the foonh /foo/. or. odL To tbe ifth4S7/. cr. a/.*aai
^i Ho»Md Oofdt, vehiedot 31941 061. U {. What did «hiit0t«>
jUiimin.iditjiw>et]|? ^

<if * ij B T R A C r 1 O R

S4j»Tft ACTION ihrnrs «ov«ItferliQttheriwbiliiBUiM»
a greater, and what the D fference beiween them will be.

The. Howlieii 4pi4t bK i%My. pheed, ma ia AAditiiB, Dbki tiiidtf
Umn, 4Wr. Paiti wrfer 9mm» Ifo. «■! (the OmiotiM he|0bie with tMt
iM Figore ioth« Right ftUqil'

MivJMe M«Hia^fi!t» iltho R igM i t 4o U uke» ho»aitar d ja n f lli a Wu
gore firon which you lolb^. ho/fdw one ftom the new to 4lif M Ha«l
(which il 10, becaufe the next Place to the left Hand ia feo Tinea
greater 10 Value) aM^ add it to the figure you take ISroa | lot bt tmt yei.
pay the 1 afaiaaB4kc4ic3lt Figoreyrep fobtndl waft.

,, . Rwjf.
Take .ajJm r TJV"
jftemaindcr (34441

I lay, 3 firom 6 and there leiMia 3, tta 7 from 1 1 rannoti botr
limn II (borro^Jnig) aod thtrf retrain 4} then (paying) f thatTbor*.
rowed and 4 fn|]^ < ftqn^ 9^ and thero Mtoain 4 ; then 8 from a I
cannot, hot 8 from 1 a (borrow in|)jiod tjiere remain 4 ; then t that I bor*
towed (paying) an«l~3 inaEe 4y7offi 7, and there remain 3 ; then ft from
8j APd ^e lemeio ^ I and f^my 3iom il done*

Npw tp proT« }t* «• 9/ t|ie Crefr. Gail the 9^1 oot of the. Kunib^
y^ti fybtraft frtfm, and (et the Remalndar on the left Stde» then the 9*0
oit of ifae Number fubtaedled, and the lUouMader or yeor 8uni| olaciw
the fl^mainder 00 the right Side t if tha&rwo are alike^ the turn fi

light.

% The C0mtv» Wnr. Ad4 ihf Nunbet fiihtnaed to tbe lUmidnder^
f 4i^quauNiimbK&»mvrhicbro9iMoiA#lhtSi^ .^

(9i)

Xxgm^ f n lit^tn tnd Partis

I. t. d.

Ffom

f07—

10
16

-.'1

57* -

'3

-9k

807-

10

-6J

Rentinder

, .ftoof

' licit I fay, ft Ftrtkingt from 1 Fartninf^ I. cannot ttke, then I^«
ff«w 1 from the Pfencc^ which nuke 4 Far things, and hy % from 5,
and then rtnaiot 3 \ iheo i that I borrowed aad % ire $, from € f cau-
•ot* tat boriowiat 1 Shillrng (i* Pence, and adding them to 6 ^oce)
I fi^, 9 Iron iS, ond there renain 9 f then i that I borrowed aad xl
■n 17, fr.*n 10 I caaoot, bot 17 from 30 (borrowing 1 Pouod^ which
•lakct no ShUUng^) and there remaio 13 } th^n i that I borrowed aad 4
■n 5, from 7^ nnd. thete yea^in's | 3 from>o X'camiot» hot 3 from 10^
•ad there remain 7 j then i 'hat I borrowed and a make ^, from ft, and
thcfc ffcmaia 59 whkh proved a« ksf the fteoad Buk Aews mj Sua
•ooe»

This it the Wh^e ol SabtraaioB in whole Nombcrt, aad whole Nam-
ken and Paoii the Ptirtt «it]|log aceoiding to the Tables of Wefgbtt|
lieafiiret, ^e. and the ft irvwiap wrying with thcan. So I proceed ti
ioiiie l^ietk»08 to tht» R»fe» etking downsme to affift Che jrevaf Leaner^
md kmg the ret ibc 4 XH4I of hit P^vficicacj*.

<^t i«. BoifoiBed^ 79f s — . .iS .. 10 f

• PItdat \ |tl3 ^ i( ~ ji {

Xmet 1 a9J» — 9— sf

C 41*-- 3 — -»{

Md in aU 5454 •— a — o

Doe «45« — 16 — 10 f
Proof 791a -« 18 — 10 1

s« €Ni eafting up my Accompti in Trader I have b GaA ft74/'t
Y7t. 6<^. and in Goodi 3SS9/. iS:. 4</. {^ with Debts 1 374/. Ui. tdl.
I awe A, 8«4/. Of, o</. \9. 518/. )di. o^ C. 916/ 191. 7^. {•
X>.. aoo/. Of. orf. and F. ia74A lOr. «i/. J What am I worth?
• 3. H.W many Yeati old b thit Man who Wai born in the Yeaf
I«54?

Ai V ***i!****?f'"' ***• ^^^ ^ S» Yean old, tad there were
Ou* Yf«i between ]imi«ad^the td^ and » Yew be cwtea the »d. and

(9i)

%i, life ft Yon Mwcn tbt jd and 4tb | What ti tbi Aft of tU
youfegeft?

5. I rcceiT*d 594/! Of. ci, and htppenM fo foTe 96^ t7f« 6J, cominf '
Home I I ptid a Debt of ftio/. isi» od, and Jfid out m Cuudi ii6/«
31. Si. f What haire I left f

6. I icnc Abroad a Qgtoiity of Goo|«« which- ainounted to ii(S/«
IJf. oi. I paid Charges on the feme 57/. Is. 9^. and had rctvrn'd
nc in Goodf to the Value of 1000/. What do I fain by Trading ^

7. The ExpencCB of my Hovk aonouat this Year to 19S/. ii#. 9^.
•ad the Gain of iry Tradt ia S17A i$$» Id, |. What have I oioit
than ny Bxpcnce ? . -

t. Th« Conqarft of Sngi^ad by RtJig fTUlism I. wai in Iha Yeiff
%966 i how iiiaoy Yaara havt pafa*d ^..ce f

M

0/ MULTIPLICATION.

rUItipliacioa b i ikotl Way of pctfrnmiaf AdMoa, w4 Ann at
,L oat Opcntioo the PniuSt at le«er*l Sum, tku s
I bare ftid i j Labouren 51. tuh, whit it tl)« Wluile t

By AMitJM >s .

By Multiplicatioii; 5 Ttmei 13 make ic ShilfiBgi*
Three Thiogi are to ba reaiembcr*dia thitRttie* 1. Tht^uftlprki
eandy or Nember to be mshiplied } which if commonly the greateil, inA
plaead firft. %, The .Multiplier, or Number multiplyiop | which it
placed Wider the Moltiplicaqd in p'roper Order, Umtt pAder Uniti, 9is.

Some place Cjrphhri nearer Co the right Hand thaif the Units Place hi
the Moltiplicand, but h is an i^diffcrcnc Thing whether you do lb ot

3« The Produa, which is the Number prodotM by y«Off lioltiplki^
taDO, and pUc'd etdsriy it the Bettomi thus t

Mttltipttcaiid 13
Idultjplier 5

AodvO. 77

T%«

( 94 V

Th« Mlowbg TiUe mil U Xnm'i fny pirfe^y ky Um%U f 4ik

u-

SO

1^

S5

4©

1^

«

'»•

3«^

t

4»

4S

91

5*

J

H

9

t

«4

9

T»

9

Si

tiflinef^

%pukh^%4'

i aiiM 9^1

1 l«

9 I€«

4 4S

lO I2»

1 6q
< 7*

. K ISA.

I* »44

7 l4

RtTiag tUt TiUe very leadUr, and plidi« your Mvldplicaoa uA
lAlUiplier (ofteii oiled FaOaf^ fropcrl]rMdf«CBch oditf, yon i
vttttrr lA the Opcntioa.

Multiply

79«4
1ft

Ffodoa 95oSt

I

Ar in Aaditka and Sulitimaioii. t UrSo hcrt aUb fM tht fiift Rgore
•itiicri|litiiMd,A]fiatiftTiiB€f4ii9 4ti IftldMrat, •Bd€ariy4

«• tl» fldtnapc^ ikfmg M Timoi £ «• •4»«U4 tmktli$$ Ifet
doira St aiidcar yt to tbtiicx(Figuf«» rapcttiug t%Timmf ng lol^
sna % are no; I iist dowpo. aad ttuiy ii to iIm mat Fic»M| clica u
Timet 7 aic If, and 11 make 95, which beiAg: ihtE^tnt of norSui^
Iitt)|5doWp« So I find 7f 14 ■roltipMhjriftwiilfMdowflf oil*

KowcopffovemyWoiklTi.thcCroi^ l€iithfV«Mll«(UMM«itM
plicand, aad the Reipaioder if 4, whkh I piM on ch« risl*S<dt 0^ Ch«
Croft, then the Multiplier evmiiila but to j^ which I p«« oa Jte oft tido
ef the Ooft j next 1 n.ultipljr the tma Sides el (he.Crois ioto mthtubm^
mfhkh nuke 1 a • and aftmg awaj^ 9. the Aiopiadf r in f^ whichi pal oa
tihe Hop of the Oofs j th«.i I c»tt the 9*j out of the Prodnft. aad dit
Rcsiiindei it 3, which J pot at the Bol&)m* ThM thoTof asd Bottom
of the Croft beiqf alike^ my Sum provoafiiJiit

Tho la being the m 41 <ijficak Numbat ift thoTeihk aodthe omaltft
Opcraticn ia oaeLuie» I itafc choen it £ar aa SaaanpJ»of thetef. Thit
Kind of Mttltip.'icatioa we call finple (fincle) l<oliiplieaiiao|becBo(ei»
ali Sorrel where you aff to woik.wiih a^ of the f Pi|ki» or. ^ry Niaoi*
bcr not cKciecd^ng is, the Product iigiTea in-oae Lioe> AU« if f, •». ^
or any Nii*nber of Cfj^herf, aie placed afior any ftupja If ox bar, chcO-<
peratioA will he the fame, at if ao Cyphers were lb placed (e« epciay ch«
lacraala off cba V«Jiie of the Figar«(i) and the Work btifoifaroadantfi t

"•*• .X.

42979690000 o

Or at toii.0 will f Ikc |ht FaftoMa

537»4« ^

loooa

4a9796Sooo»

Ahnji rcmtmber that i never maltiplbr tf dltidcf hy hftlt

There it another Kind of Multiplication which ii called Coi|i^o4ii

■od has more than la /or the Mttitipller» Thia Kind coofifts of 3 ap;

mora Lipet, dccofdiog to the Numbar of Figures yo« work with, tiih

partly mttltfp^eariona), and partly additiooal,. beaufe when the Moltl*

^ each Fig "*

ptieaad ia moHiplied by each Figure ia the Multiplier, pltciag the firft'
FigofOjol every Liae under the rcfpedlva F*
fMft add illthc'LtiMi together to find tke^

Figmaf ^[^\*^ ^o^ <J>< rcf^Alva Figure yoM |nolti|ly ^.ff^

«tf«rt

1047
25553060

7

(9^)

*tht ICiBBtr ef fiwfBg !• the fame tt before ; but if yon wotiM pn«r
ttcfy Lmm u yea gs oa» d« k tbast Ca(^ the 9*8 out of the MvltipU-
CMi4, eoi piKe the MeflWinder on the left Side of the Croft { by this Re*
^alndcr mttltiplf the Figure you lift wroii|hc the ptrticular lAne with,
ctftbi the 9'f oot of theProdifft end Bating the Renabidcr } then caft
the 9*t oot of that partiiolar Lint, and if it it right, the Remaiader irili
he the fane «l'.h that you noted.

lo die *lercgottif Example I have pat t Cypher between the Figoiei^
toftcw how Cyphert, when mixed with Figureti are to he multiplied.

Thit bctng ihe Whole of llvltiplkatioo, at comoionly nled^ I (hail
live ibific Bkamitef in thii Rule, ai in the former.

1. A G asiet ioM ytS fieaftc at 7I. each. What do they eome 'to f

ft. I rrdc from Ltidn to Edimkmib in 6 Dayt, and travelled one Djjf
Wkh aiMthtr 50 Miles } how many Miles in atl f

)• WhatO|uantity of Cloth will m fofRcient for lofioo Men, whea
each Mao requires 13 Yards ?

4. A Carrifoo conianie> every Di^y ay Boflteli of Com { what QtiiA"
tity will %• ve it for a Yc.^r ?

c. What Nembcr of D«ys are there in 1741 Yean, when each Tctr
hat J65 Dy ?

4. 1 have an Of chard that contains layS Trees, etch Tree^ one with
toother, bore the UttWff 114a Apples t What Number had I \n all?

7. A Ship from Niwea/Ke cootaias i%4, Chaldront of Ooola, at %$
Bufhelt to the Chaktr*«« ; how many Bodiels are there?

'8. I booghc 4814 i>hecp ai n'5 ShilUngi each j What Nombet of Shi!«
liBfi muft 1 pty for ihem ?

0/ DIVISION.

DIVISION ihewt how to feparatt any Number into tt liiftBy PMi
as yon pleaic. This^Role is wrought by Muliaplication and 8u^
Iradioo $ thetciore remember, you arc firft to feek, Iccoadly to molti*
ply, aod thirdly to fubtraa.

At in MolcipHeatioo, the two Fadlort are given, and the third Nonbff
found ) fo in thi» Rule, th^Pividcod (or Number to be diridcd) aod the
IXvifor (or Number that divides) are the Favors that you are to £od the
<l2otient (the Refult of yourDivi6on. and third Number) by.

The Dividend it theigrcateft Number (alwsyt in Integers) and pbod
b the Middle, hsvtng the Divifor on the left Side, tod the Qootlait 00
the right 1 Bot in Divifion by any Number not exceeding la, the QootkaC
U pbced under the Dividend. I (ha 1 give an Example of each*
1>iviibr\ Dividepd
1% J 8617

* i— — (ti Remidnder*
QjjOtigttt «. yiS

To exhibit the Method of working to your Underfltndtflf, In thim
Well as the former Rules, obfervc that you begin wifh the highc ftTetm
to the left Hand in all Divifioni as heiv, I feek how'many Times 11 1
can have in S6. and find by nj Table 7 Timet is mtite 84, fo I fet doWt
7, and fuhtmftmg g4 frooi «6, the Remaifcdtf if «, wl»S ft are ^Tefli.

tf

(97)

-or «0| t» be added to the next Figaie, whick tlun will be t% ; then T
feekf multiply *ad fnbtn^t agaio^ feyiog^ how muy Timet 12 in ai f
Tke Aofwer ii^ i TimCf which Kttmnj <]iiotieQt next to j, faying.
i2ftom%%, and there reoaaio 10 1 which are ioTen», or 100, to
which I add Xhe next Figure 7, and the Nvmber it 107 j then I repeit try
Work ai before, faying, how maoy Timei is it 107 > My Table fayi,
S Times is make 96, from xoy* and ix remain, which I fet down at
the End of my Quotient, hating 00 more figures to wot k with. So la
will be contained in 86x7, 718 Timer, and ii will remain.

Thus all Oivifions of one Figure are petformed. I will How gtYe an
Eumple of more than one "Figure in the Divifor.

DiviforV Dividend vQjotient

. ^174 / 8a7i56x V *3'*

'9995
6 11736

546ftt

Proof ij^i

4

4430 RemaiDder^

Proof 6174
13XS

8»7356»

Thia k the moft pradtcal Way of Dirifion^ and 19 thvr expIaiiYed. Fiift
obfe.ve, whether the Number of Figuret in the Divtfor can be had in the
like Number of Figures {n tht Dividend $ an^ if they can, note how many
Times in the Quotient, as here I can have 6174 in 8x73 ^ or, is w<
ufijaly fay, 6 in 8, 1 Time, which I note in my Quotient j and fubtradt
6174 from 827 3, Ending the Remainder 1999, to which I bring down
the next Figure m the Dividend, which it 5, fo have 1 1999^ ^^^ ^ ^^^
Dividend I then I »ik, how many Timet 6274 can I have in 19995 f
and find I can have 3 Tinr^et 6 in 19, or 3 Timet the Divifor in tbit
Number. I no(e 3 in the Quotient, and multiply each Figure in my Di-
vifor by it, fubtrading as I gb on, faying, 3 Times 4 make ft, from 15
(becaufe the Number fubtra£ted muft be left than the Number I (ubtract
from) and there remain 3, which I fet down under the 5, carrying i,
for the i« in 15, to the next Figure ; next I fay, 3 Times 7 are « I, and
t is ta, from «9, and 7 retriain, which I fet under the 9, and carry % ;
then 3 Times » make 6, aod 2 are 8 from 9, and x remains, whivh I
ftt dbwn under that 9, and carry o, becaufe under 10 ; then 3 Times 6
make 18, frum T9. uod 1 remains: Then I bring down the next Ftgui«
6, and (o a new Dividend uf 1 1736 it produced, which I proceed wich as
before, faying, ht^w maoy Times 6 in II ? which can be but i Time )
end I ntfklier divides nor multiplies, I take 6A74 from 11736, and
there remain 54619 to which 1 biinf^down the laft Figure in my Dividend
F ».

(98).

t, and have $^6tt (or a new Dividend, which will contain 6x74,, ^
Timet, leaving 4430 remiininf. i8<i I find 6274 ^^^ ^^ contained m
%i7XS6%, 21 iS Timet, aod Jeave a Remaiader bf 4430.

Tn t all Divtfiont above f s are wrought, except one or oiore Cy^hm
Hand in the Unirt FJace, Tens Piacci &e, of the Divifor, and then the
Cyphen are cat cff, and as many F.gures or Cy^heri in the nivifdend to
anfwer them j after whieh the Woijc it the fame at though no Cyphera
had been. in the Oivilbr, and the Figoret of the Diridend that wiere cue
otf, are only jmoed co the Rematader, thusi

9)000) 1936! (»4i

- - -— (1241 Remainder.
3263

■9000

Proof 29568141

There are feveral Way I of proving Divifion $ i. 1>y the Crofs.

Caft the 9* a out of the Diviibr, and piaco the Remainder on the left
S'df, then the 9*1 out of the Qtipticnt, and place the Remainder on the
r ghc Side; then multiply thefe two Remainder! into each other, and call
the 9*1 out of their Produd* carrying the Remainder to the Reonamder of
your Divifion, aod cafting away .the 9*1 ont of thefe two Remaindera,.
fet the Remainder of them at the Top of the Croft ; then caA the 9*4
out of the Divideiid, and place the Remaindera at the Bottom j and ii
Top and Bottom are alike, the Sum ti right.

« I am apprised of all the Obje^ont that are made to provirg hf
the Croft, and give this general Aafwer to them : That all Sums in eveiy
Rule done right, will prove fo 1^ the Croft j and if any Fallacy, happent,
it it comnnonly done on Purpofe t And this ail Mafters find to bie true, in
every other Proof at well la thit*

The other Way is by Moltipl catioB, thots Multiply the QuotieBt by
4he Divifor, and to the Prodtt6^ add the Remainder, the $um is the
'Pividend.

I ihall now proceed to fome QueftioM in Dtvifiom

J. li I a Men fpend i%od. What moft each pay t

2. A Lady left by Wiil to siy poor Pettam 13!^. %t, id, whkhmake
514651/. How much muft each have ?

3. A Garrifon of 2712 Men have expended ta one Year 789864. Poonda
of &ad| ^9^ much haa each JMan eaten/

A.T^st»X.

(S9 )

JK. Table of the aliquot Parts of a Found, whkh evei|
Man of fiaimefi fhould have by Heart.

Parts

Parts •

of a

s. d.

of a

s. d.

Pound.

-

Pound.

One half.

10

40

6

4th

6 S
5

£

S
4

5th

4

64

$i

6th

3 4

8»

3

8th

2 6

96

u

loth

2

120

z

12th

I 8

160

i|

icth

I 4

192.

,{

i6th

1 3

240

I

20th

I

3 2d

oj

24th

10

480

Qi

3Qth

S

960 1, oi

32d

7l

l|

%/j/* COINS.

Farthing

2

Half-pei

my

48

24

Shilling

120

60

2i

Half-Cr

owa

240

120

S

z

Crown
4

960

480

20

9

Found Ace.

icwS

504

21

8f&J

-iU

1/^ Guinea

F2

Frfi

( 100 )

' <

^t o o vo

*; o M ^

< o o o

i[i

to

«

1

2:

1

t^

1

o

o

1

1

u

*i:

>

s s

•?

1

I equa

Ace.

"|Ecu

.s

« t*^

1 •

1

1

'A,

o o

ti

C4 NO

^
^^'

1

"B -^

M O

rt

^

B

i3

r<

'^ 'S

2.-5

Mlf* ^

O Q

•>

1

1

w

m M

CO

O
O

^

M

•^ VO %0 VO

•; o ^ IN.
^ o o o

s *

5*3 ^

rS3£

.■a _

?

^ JC»

Pwtugkejt

do

2;

II

bO

CK4

( 101 )

>,• >o o o o

• *«^ ts» '^ u^'
< O M N so

1 ' I

1 '^-o

' -go

S 8£,

5"S

o

s

la

-3

I

so

« J *^ O Jp

81S 8

%

o
o

I

Fl

•4^

•\s •» t^ O O

^ O O »» ^

*^ o o o o

I I

i I

1

71

( 102 )

CO

O

a

I

v: o o M ^ I,-

^ o o c p o

r «

04

' ft.

o

1

^
M

Ji

1 o

■^^rl

1 -o

tS

X

S

^

PC

' i

•3

' t3

fl

d

rs

cr"

-3

1^

^r}

U

c

M|H

"*N

u

e*^

54

r-.

>

r3

'J

^

CO

CO

o

n

a

tm

^

Ln

b*

c

c

w

^c~

«

^D

§.

-p.

-a oo

o

"O

QO

n

Ti-

"a .

■—

U^

flO

M

« 1

r^

i^l

H

•^ e^ NO >•

. . W en '^ t^

< e o o o-

'

1

»

« I

.1

I

•

'.1

CO

j2

2:

'^'

l-H

o

a

6 H 3

fc* -^

I"

. I ° •-

K

Pi

O

^

^!f

"

■— 1

'3

p^

*1

St

9-

so

!r?

_'*

o '^^

^^

^h

^ .

C N

15 m ^

rS p

■I.-

>^

K<t k'l

■Z'

' r-

1-
1 "^

<* s

o

os§^'

<

^lO

-*• M O

^

w

W

*^~*

v\

s ^.

a^

'3 g^

H-

^

o

o

ec^

§<§

M

^

Ur,

so

o

rf>

4>^

c **

TT

QO"

H

Q

"o"

•o

Ch

H-

T*^

oo

M^

^

u '

•-

tn

'^

^

^

o,

E>4

_

_

^

Italian COINS.

'cn-

-. </. SterRng,

JuJio, equal to o 6^?^

BayQco, ^', of the Julio — o of Penny and J
RgnatcUc, ^ of the Julio — o of of f of a P(

nv, or near \
Farthing 5W.
Juftine — — 4 9 5/^/.

Derlinque I of the Jiiftine — \ z\
Carlin — — o 6

Monaco — ,^ 4 4-

Seqain — — — . 92

Croifat — — 44

.^w//^ C O I N S,

Roup "■ — o \\SterL

Abra ^ «_ , ef

Groch ~ -^ o oi and \

. Danip? COINS.
Horfe ■ 1 \\Ztirl.

Marc Liibd ■■ 10

Schefdal, 2 Marcs or Lubs 30

• ^'widijh COINS.
Chrifline '■« > if

Caroline . 1 si

Mark ■■ . .r ■■ 02^

Rouftiqu^, Jr of the Mark o b| and | of J .

Alleuvre, >^ the Rouftique o of and ,V of *•

Mu/ciyvite COINS..-
Copec or Kapcke of Gold^ worth 1 6Vx^/^/'. but current

in. the Czar's dominions for 1 9
Copec of Silver, or Denaing of an 7 f Steri, but cur-
oval Form, worth 1 ° ^ -J rent for fome-

* t what more.

Polufk, f of the Copec — . o o| a Farthing.
Molkoftke, I of the Copec o c J of a Farthincr,

Turkijh COINS.
Sultanin ScheriiF, or Sequir, equal 7

to the Ducat of Gold, or p ^

Para, Parat, or Parafi — o if

Shakce of Aleppo and Scanderoon 03^
Afcre ■ o o^; but ordinarily

by rcafon of the bafc Alloy, no more than | of a Farthing.

( 10/^)

Plah andufiful TMn rf gnglifli JTiigbu sndtOka/^^s^

AVOIRDUPOIS WEIGHT,

Pramt ^

1$ X Ounce

te6 i6 1 Poand

%%^% 179* "» » Hondrea

47H40 35S40 *i%o ao i Ton.

T Rpy WE IG BT.

44 t Penny Weight

4«o to I Ojftce ^ ^ .

5760 »4o *» ' Pooa*»

WIKEMXASITRE.

Solia loflie* ^^. ^,,

s^t 8 Pmti X Oallon

atJcI too? l»6 a * «P« ^

. 5^1 w «oi6 . *5* . 4 * I ^«"»

BEER MEASURE.

S^lidlociies ^ „

ftSft S Pints I Gallon

Tp6 U4 >« » .KiHcrkiM

tUsi »W 3« 4 • iB»rrt»

• S^pefficialMeafure ; Solid Mcafurc

,44 X Foot '7*8 » f^ ^ . •

I.ONG MEASU RE.

HtfUyCoroi

t I loch

•6 11 1 Foot

io« 56 3 lYard

594 »9« >6i 5i » P<^ ^ .

•3760 79 o 160 ftt9 40 \^^'^^^^,

sgocgo 63360 51*0 X760 jao » 1 -Milf*

LAHt>

Linkfl

6.5

25000

Y06000

^4000000

Seconds

60

3600

86400

'S"5S69J7

Z.AKD MEASUtlS.
X Rood

(N

X Poit

160 4

xot400 1560

X Acrt
640 t MIIe»

TIME.'

I Miflute
60 X Hour

X4«o ft4 V Day

515949 «7^^ 3^;i

X Y<ar«

CUBIC MEASURE.
Ctabic Incha

17 tS X Cubic EiMt

46656 »j X Cubic Yardr

APOTHECARIES WEIGH T»

finxnu

ao

60

480

57«o

X Scmple a
3 f I>raiii 3
•43 1 Ounce 3
ft88 9« »» iPoimd,!B.

DR Y M E A SURE

Piatt
8

64 .

X Oalloa

• f Peck
8 4 I BtAel
64 ja 8 X Qoart«r«

AL£liiEASUR£«

Solid Inchci

a8» 8 P;nti x Callon
91S6 64 81 Firlcfn
4 Sift iftS t6 ft I Kiidcrlcin
9024 ft56 3« 4 » X Barrels

P 5 CLOTH-

( io6)

CLOTH M 1 ASU Kl^

Jnnhf

H

I N^il

9

4 1 Quuttf

S*

i6 4 ^ I Tarf

45

fto s An eU £i«liih

•7

S«

WOOL. WEIGHT.

Ptvnai

7

I i

Clbtt

'4

ft.

t Slone

At

4

ft iTod8

jSi

ti

t| *i I Wey

3«*

5*

%6 ij ft I Sick
Sift 156 t4 . ift I

43«

6h

1 Pbnod Avoirdopoit is t^ntl to 7600 Troy Graias*-

I Omce Atoirdbpois ecpitl to 437 { Trej Grftini.

As 4 is to 5, fo u a Pound Troy to a FoOBd Avoirdopoi*.

As So is to 73, (b it an Oaoce Troy to t Pound Avoirdjpois«

As 9 iiCD 11^ fo. is a Wioe Gallon to a Beer Gallon nearly*.

S QJJ AJL-Z MEASURE.
S^'iue Inchf?.

144. 1 Square Foot

I Z96 9 I. Sq, Yard

39204 972j jcj I S3. Pble

1568160 10S90 * I2IO 40 I Sq. Rood

.6x71640 41560 4140 160 4 1 Sq. Acir

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Kote, Ltnd is mafhttd htfi fy c-Cbdim 9/4 B§let in Lew^k^ diviM
itti4 IQO 9*rtt, C0ltcd Limis,

A Li S.T ff Mb rqu avt a, &#•

A. * . Abbott Stephen, ctbinet maker iod

ABarbanel David^ merchanty be« uphoIAerer, lombard ftreet

viftnarks Adon Jofcph^ woollen draper^
A^bi&Jatnei, merchant, dolpjiin ftraod

court, tower ftreet Adair, Jacltibn, and Co. merchaatf^
Abbifs Joho, chinaman^ boroogh> ibontain court, aldcrmanbury

South war k Adair William^ Efq; tgent^ pall-
Abbott aod Webb, cofafadon> ttiall

catheriftc coort^ tower hiU Adair Charles^ ft^oTi ktad ftreet

. F 5 Adaaa

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Hofier, merehafitt, Alrxaader and White^ ~^meichantt»
cateaton ftircet

Adams snd

Rotherhith^ or at the baokcofiee

hottfe
Adams Jofeph, wbe cooper, little

tower Arect
Adams James^ merchaot^' mincing

tone
Adams Jamct, tobacconift. weft*

fiDlibtield
Adams and Parr, Batters, hofiers

and fword cutlers, fleet ftrret
Adtms George, marhematical io-

ftronent maker, ditto-
Adams Shute, druggift, ditf
Adams Jarvety merchanr, cannon

ftreec, near loodon flone
Adamfon Jofet h, corrior^ filver A.

near wood ftreet
Addington John, merebant, crofa

lane, St. Mar; hill
Addb William^ watch maker and

gdldfmitb, birchio lane
Ad<y George, bhckwellhall faaor,

Lotbbory
Agace Ztchariah and Jaebb, weav-
ers, Har^ite lion ftreet, fpital

fields
Agace Obadtah, Weaver, church

ftreet, fpiral fields
Agutter HJlJerrdon, wine mer-
chant, holboro bare
Alike Gibriel, fadlers ironmonger,

fnow hill
Airay John, feather merchant,

clerkenwsll green
Akefmao tnd Scrivenor, chinamen*

fenchurch ftreet
Atavoine Peter, weaver, ftewsird

ftreer, fpitii] fields
Albert Jacob, jAerchanr, broad

ftrret
Albifton John^ tobieconift, friday

ftreet
. Akhorne Robert, packer, old Jewry
Alderoft Charier, merchant, atMr«

Hn^he8*s, high holborn
Alder Luke, oilman,, whitechapel
' Al«ie«r}dcr WHiism, Efq} alderman,

wood ftreet
Alexander and Sbn'ropton, foonderSf

dim

Alexander John, attorney, grocers

hall, poultry

Alexander John, merchant, at •
box mskeri, pig ftreet

Alexander Charles, merchant, nea«
Catherine court, tower hill

Allan Bridget, andfoss, wioemei*
chants, mark lane

Allan John, hair merchint. Ion-
don bridge

Allcock Samuel, fnuff merchant^
finch lane

Allcraft and Co. refiners, fofter
lane

Alleo Thomas, linen draper^ bnrv
ftreet, wapping. «

AUenThomatand Ambrofe,brewer»,
nightingale lane, ditw

Allen and Marlar, mercbantf , iron-
monger lane

Allen and Price, wine merchants^
lime ftreet

Allen Sugeoe, grocer, white cha-
pel

Allen Affabell and co. brandy
merchaotft, crofi lane, St. Dun-
ftan'shill

Alten John andco. Weavers, prince's
ftreet, Tpital fields

Allen Jsmes> fl^p- feller, oppofite
billingsgate, tbsmes fireet

Allen Jiame.c, hofisr, newgate fti*.

Allen Heniy, merchar.t, Grigfls^V
cofFee bourr, behind the ex-
change

Allen and Keyi, founders and gil-
der'^, cock lane, iTnow hi'l

Allen Mundcfbrd, wine merchant,
at Mr. Taybr*8, in leaden hall
ftreet

Allinghsm John, filkman, bartho*
lomew clol'e

AlHs Juhn, brewer, ih«d thannes
I Allnut Richard, wiue cooper, minc-
ing lane

Allfap NatKanier, hair mei chant,
dolor's commnns

A}A}p Robert, Eri^} aldermaov great

• narlboi^ugU ftieei

AJ^oi>

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AMo9 Btrtholoaicw, mtfchaot^ St.

Martin's I«n«. onnon ftrccc
Alviicf Kuc* ferDriim» irierdnnt'^

buiy ftrtef, Be. f4nf-tx
A'varit'go Mofeif btihtr, bef'^

nurkt
Anablrr John, bop mashtmt, ^•

r^ughy fottthvark
Ambler Tbomu, trocer, pQffii|al

ftreet, lincpIii*i-ion- fields
Amei tad BiowQe, wtrehoafeMcA,

kifif *• ftrec' , chcapfidc
Am6iick Wittian, fnerdunt^ paa-

eras Jane, ^ueeo ftreet
Amfinck Paul aii4 <o. aardnatf,

great St. HsJIen'i
Amjiad daaduMf Sfqi fprmg-

gardent
Aoiyaod and Rocke% mercbaatt,

Xaureoce pouotaey biil
AodcrCDAWiliiaiD, foercbaat^ tevcr

biU
Anderfoo, Law, and Cole, Haber*

da&ers, cateatoo ftreeC
Anderfoo Robert, wine laeicbiBt,

laurencc ponatocy hill
Aoder/bo Alexander, ftotcb fader,

Jotbkiirj
Andie ^ntbony* royal excbaoge

afforapce dircilor, wahhamlbw
And c Aiithooy and David, mer*

cbantfytbrofmortoa ftreet
Andree Jobn, M. f>, wd'm friarr.
A drrwjaises, linen draper,fiDilb-

fieJfl
Andtew WilUam, dnggift, hid-

gste ilree^
Andrewa and Middleditcb, grocers,

bu^ge raw
Aadiews Jobn, hanian aiTurtnce

dirc6or and merchant, at Mr.

Partndgc*s, packer, feachnrcb

ftreet
Andrews AbrabaoB, jeweller, baok

coffee honie, thteadacedlc ftreet
Andrews and Piimatt, cfajmifts,

alderl^ate ftreet
Anion right boo. lord Ototfe,

admiralty
Appy Peter and co« asercbant^

ftMltcr^l-COBf t^ tblOgflBBftOB ft*

ArfaoQia KlattbgVy «MrebU ]

ing lane
Arglea Edward, lines

tower bill
Armftrong Richard, Unea draper,

weft fmithfteld
Arncy J ibn, fagir refiner, well*

cl:>le i!)oare
Arnold Lntbam, tobaccoaift^ new*

gate ftreet
Arnold Matthew, coal mwcbanr,

red Hon ft. eet, wappipg
ArnoU WiUiam, (hip bfckar, gitaC

tower ftreet
Arthur John, iperchant^ deaaftrt

ibbo
Alkni Sir Charles. Nightingale and

Wtikeaden^ baoken, loabar^

ftreet
Afliler SokmiOB, EA)^ jamta ftr*

weftminfter
A/hton Thoniaa, grocer, ihaw ksH
Aftitoa, Hodglbn and co« bay»lbc*

tcrs, coleman ftreet
Aftiton Tobn,Tbrowfter,catberiACto

wheel alley, whitrchapel
Aflihorft Tbonaaa, Er9^ diftaff laae
Afpinail Jobn^chafeiaQsigery ftioaa*

diuh
AiTer Meyer, merebaat, gun yvd,

bovodfditcn .
Aftfey Ricbaxdi tobacconift, iipMlk-

field bars
Athawes Edward, mcicbant, ft.

Martin*8 lane, cannott Arect
Aik'jM Simoel, watchmaker,^aU»

grare coort, temple bar
Atkins and FJetcher, fvgar bak«t»,

whitrcrris ftreet
Atkinfon ,^faiall, ftatkner, laa-

drnhall lireet
Atkiolbn WtUian, ftkinnor, tooley

(l;eet
AtkiofoBiandAbbirs, habeidaftiart,

fracecborch ftreet
unifon John, oilman, ladgttt
biil
Atkinfon Jaiaea aad Rowlaad,

hemp merchants, fnow hill
Atkinfon Natbanief,wiav«r,,fin9dk
ali«j> fpitaiftgldi

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bartholomcw lane
, Atliyfii .tea OaAcxp mtrchaali^

Auftia frmn
AiiWr Faur juid fimiy imvtltf

i>itai fquarc
Abber Jamc^^ weavcr« ]»« 7,

Af wara Artec, fpiul fidis
Aab^t Ckiadc aad ibp, merchantfy

auftin friars
. AakmitAUmmdikr, loodoii »Airaaf«

airedor and aMrch»af» ditto
•Aa^ttt Amhaajf mcrehiaty at
Mrs. Manmog^fy detraihire
i)ttate» biAapTgate ftreet
, AaWrt Nk|)olas-Baptiftf merchaaty
at Mr. Leekey*f» bafiogball fir.
Avery Banj^iniOy L. L. D. OmjU
hcfpiuly fombwaik
. Avia S«Ui, menu, hdoodfiitrh
Axfard VfiUiatt^ grocery ladgate

kill
AxtcU Jofeph, mevchaaty dyer*t

buU^ingiy kolbottm
-AyKff and Reily^ ibapmaken,

bread ftrtet hill
. Aynfcomb LHlcy South, maichuiCy

foho iqaare

• Ayre. William, grocer, ncwga^e ilr»

Ayrea Jacob and ioo, fugar bakeri ,

▼trgmia ftrcet, ratcliffe highway

Ayicough Jamciy optidaa, ludgate

ftrcet
A y (cough Ralph, goldfmith, foath
fide of St. Paul** church yjrd
B

BAAS Joachim Gerrardf fugar
rafiatr* bread ilreet hill
Backarach Jacob, merchant, g\»I«

Aon fqnaiT, whitoehapcl
Barkwell, Hart, Dorrell and

Crofr, baakeri, piU mall
Bacon Antho y and comp. xner«
ahaQts, copthall cooxt, throg-
morton (Ireet
• Bioon John, grocer, oppofito hit*
ton garden, holbooro
Bideock Jdha aikl ftichard Neaie,

liaaa drapcMi, lodgite ftrect
^Adcock John, hofier, eppofitttlM
cbmch, irkit«chapt i
B

Badcick Bdwaf4, kitinate, att

]aM,St. Hiry*hiU
Bagfluw Thomai, merchfnt, nu»*

ciag Jane, fciKhOffcfc Hreet
•BagAaw Robert, meKhant, new

broad ftrett
Bagibaw and Sandal), brokcftf

oppofite ikt 111411 houft, leadett-

hall flrect
Baird Tamei, ageat, downing ftreet,

wenminAer
Biker WiUtan, Efq) aldermtn and

roeichant, wlnchefter Areet
Baker Richard, Efq} (both fea dU

jreQor and merchant, devonfhire

fqoare
Baker John, Efq; ro]jra1 exchango

alToraoce direAor, jaaaetArect,

bedfmd row
Baker J . h 1, wetvef , ptince*i ArcCt.

fpial fieUa
fiak^ Caleb, thread and cotton

man, biihopfgate Areet withoot
Baker and Foordrinicr, Aationen,

next the poft office, lombari

Areet
Baker Rkhard, dtAiller, colemaa

Areet
Baker and Comi/h, haberdaAi^y

cannon Areet
Bilack and COodall, linen draperiji

new exchange, Arand
Batchen Henry, merchant, maaiel

Areet, goodman*s fields
Baldwin CbriAophcr, merchant,

three ti*n court, mi]oa*s laoe,

cannon Areet
Baldwin Richard, bookfeller, pt*

ter nofter row
Baldwin Henry, printer, St. John*s

Areet
Baldwin and LoveH, merchantr,

three tun court, MUes's laoe,

cannon Areet
Baldwin and fon, hop merchantf^

boroogh, (bttthwtrk
Ball Benjamin, royal exchange %(^ •

furance direQor, maik lane
Ball and Maitlaod, merchant!, difMl
Ball ]amei> koficr* cheapfido

BallttDy

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thimei ftftec, aeir the cuftom

BiUmiI Jofitphy dUbUer^ red croft

ilreet
Balltrd Mdron, bo^kfelleriy little

brittio
Ballmore JoTepb^ merchaot* bo-

tolph line
Balfton Samael, woollen -draperi

Fi/h ftreet hill
Bampt«a Henry ind comp. vuiegur

nerchantt, manrd ftreef» {ood-

niAn*t fields
Banks WilUam, cbecfemongery

tham^s ftreet
. Banks Heniy and consp. grocers, St.

Maty hill
BAfbauil Thonrait, meichant, Bitry

* conrt, St. Maiy ax
Barber William, linen draper,

•Idgate
B:urday David and /ont , nnefchantit

cheapfide
Barclay David, >un. merchant,

catearon firtec
Bardlcy Simuel, filk and worAed

man, newgaie ftieet
B^ ford Richaid, wilton carpet

w.rehottfe, ftrand
Batil L:wit, jewelier, Tokenhoafe

yard
Baril Bercher, jeweller, at mn.

Park«rfon*s, ia new court, throg-

iDcrtor. Areet
Bdtk r I apt. John^ london aiTu ranee

dire&or, merchanr, SBanfel fireer,

goad roan's fields
Barker Jofeph, wine merchant,
>• air (|reet, p CiadiJiy
BarloW W'lHaro,^ mcichant, tofcen-

houfe ya:d
Barlow and Wiggintoo^ linen dra*

pers, gr^cechurcb ftreet
Barnard fir J/ohn. kot. merchant,

garra««ay*s coffee houlie, ex*
^ change alley
Bjroard John, packer, lime ft reef
Barnard Thom^S) msKhant^ fen*

church ilrcec

Barnard Edwtfd^ hftp

holborn
Barnardifton Ntthaaiel, btoker»

iflington, or bank eoffee honfe
Barnett Bbnjamin» mcrchanc» *«t

Mr. Vandermaifch*s, in thread^
'- needle ftrtet ^ .
Barnes Van-Mildert and Sedgwiclr,

broken,, green lettke lane* caa*

non ftreet
Barnefley and <Jacaa, cbyaiA^

leadenbati ftreet
Batnevelt and Xownfendi cheefit*

mongen, thanies ftreet
Baron Chriftopher, Bfi|S Baft lodk

dire^or, Ibuihampton ftreet^

ftrand
Baronneau Ben>amiB, filk throw*
. fter, fpitalfquare
Barratt and Jemmitt, fogar bakcn^

panra wharf,, themes ftreet
Barrel! John^ lugar baker, well-

dofc ^uare %

Barrington Fits-Willians» Efqi

£aft ladta. diredor, little or—

mond ftreet
.BarroB Samuel, merehant, ayliftT

ftrert, goodman*i fields
.Barrow Morrice, merchant, mar-*

tin's lane, cannon ftieet
Bartow and Reynolds^ oilanen,

upper, thames ftreet
Barry Thomas, hap merchant^

three crown coflTee koofe, ibotk-

wa'k
Bartels Henry, fitgar baker, brohca

whaif, thames ftreet
Bartend 'ag John-Rodolpb^ infti*

ranee broker, abchurch lane
Bartlet and Sharpe, cbymifts and:

dmggifti, biftiopij^te &. withia
Barton at>d Smith, merehanta, ca^

teatnn ftreet
Barton, Thomas,. goMfimth, dicap-

fide
Barton Solofnon, com^fa^or, tow^

er hUl
Barton andSpsike, bfcwers, gray.*a

ion lane, or raudmii coffee kouft,

cotahili

Banrgn

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VcrRrtrll WiUMm, Efq; Eift India

dire^or, great or mood ftreet
Birwcll Ricbaid^ flaerchant, bread

ftreet
Birwick Edward and Wi!ltaiB>

iinen drapera* friday ftreet
Barwick Tbomat and fon^ merceri,

Fiid»y ftreet
Beftcerfieid Thoaaa, oUintn, the
corner of hatton garden, holbora
B.ikeririlie George, attorney, nag*i

Jiead court, gracechurch ftieec
fiafkenrille Mary and foo, woollen

drapers, fenchurch ftreet
B'iktrviJle and Scott, oilmen, fleet

ftreet
Biftnec Nathaniel, merchant, fen-
court, fenchurch ftreet
Batchelor and Ham, weaveri, fpi-

tal fquare
Bite Robert, grocer, eaft fmitbfteld
Bitea Samoc), goldfmitb, fbflcr

lane
Batibn John and Robett, flkip

builders, limehoufe
Battler and Zirnlia, merchant!,

dcvonfiiire fqoare
Battin John, Tobacconift, friday

ftreet
Batty John, laeeman, fun ftreet,

without bt/hoprgate
Baugbajiand Parker, hatterf , bell-

ya:d, facing the monument
Bixcer and Field, packers, bond

court, walbrock
Baxter Alcxaoder, merchant, buck-
le rfbury
B«ye9 Nathaniel, grocer, fnow hill
B.yes and Watts, linen drapers,

cheapfide
Biyne Daniel, grocer, wood ftreet,

near cheapfide
Bssin Jibn-Ifaac, merchant, bar-

tbolomew lane
B^achcrofc Matchewi, Efq; bank
dirc£tOr and merchant, bary
court, St. Mary an
Beaitt Tbonat, sraeer, Stt Mary

hill
Beale NathaAul^ mercer^ Lodgatg
ftreet

Bearblock Gilbert^ linen drape^

weft fmithfield
Bearblock John and ibn, w«»llek

draperi, mm
Beard Samuel, hAviTf fnow hill ^
Beardfflore and Maiafteae, oilmen,

lower tbamea ftreet
B«irdflty A|tbnr, ncrchant, friday

ftreet
Beatfley WHKam, wine merchant^

mooument yard, ftfli ftreet hill
Beaufoy Mark, vinegar merchant,

near Coper*a bridge, lambeth
Beaslcy Ifaac»John, notary pobk»

lick, behind the royal exchange
Beacley David-Thomas, attorney,

ditto
Bwhinoe Benjamin, merchant,

piiQce*t fquare, ratcIiflT highway
Beck Sir ^ftttf, nasrchaot, at Mr»

Cleland'f, mufcovy court, tower

hill
Beck John, habtrda/her, fleet ftr*.
Beckford William, Efq; alderman

and merchant, faho /qoare
Bedell Chailei, diftiller, ludgate

ftreet
Beech William and co. coach ma-
kers, little queen ftreet, near

lincoln*8 inn fielda
Beecroft John, bookfeller, patar

nofter row
Beetfon Joho, hatter and hofier,

cheapfide
Beighton Simoel, ftiotmao, tooley

ftreet
Belfour John, merchant, union-
flairs, wapping
Belin Alkrd', merchant, throg<-

morton ftreet
Bell ard Harrifon, agent*, crutched

friara
Bell Robert, merchant, rood lane
Qeli William, .merchant, nevillfa

alley, fetter* lane
Bell John, fecretary Co the royal

exchange aflTurance company, at

the royal exchange afluranotf

oflice
Ball Joho> merchant, cnitcheil

friira

Bctt

J

C tI2 J

Ml wA Bkkfr, Bttlt dUUUcn,

york pUc«» batttrrM
JMi WUlMm Md Tbonw kfi»-

ftnct bfokerif fwhiMt alley

IJofeph,|oUiBicli,AMkni
fan Rkkudtad ibot 4iatlltn»
bread ftreet bill
Bmkfam TboaMi» baidwafftflBat,

Bean and Pagh* foap •aken, hi*

lbep%at« ftrtat wttbooc
BeMiet Tbomaa, atcetiiey, Ukm

baU, fwithiaMaoe
Bcaact Tbomai, mercbtDt, wap>

(dog old ftaifi
BeAoet J»am, grocer, fnchorcb

nreet
Beanet Bd«aid» warehouliemaji,

floetftreet
Bsofley Jameiy merchant, feocharch

flreet, oppcfite biiliter tone
Beotlcy Natbanie), bardw«reniaii»

JeadcabaU flrcet, aear biUitcr

tone
Berdoe Jobn^ ironinongcr^ coal

barbour, duBci ibeet
.Bcfem Hennaoy mtrcbant, aftgel

court| tbrogmortoii ftrect
Berkeley aad Bracebridge, fugar

refiners, new Panics wharf,

thaires ft.«ec
B rnal J c^, merchant, bevifmarka .
Bemaid Frederkk, hatrer, bifiiopf-

gate ftree', near the London

workhoofc
Bernard Aogelo, merchant, little

initre oourt, fenchoi rb Arttt
B^rry John, habcrdalber, bUlTom*!

inn, larreace lane, cbeipfide
Beny acd Biikrr, coach makers,

leather lane, hoibourn
Bcriban Ftul, mcrcbaat, lime ftr^
Bertrand Antbony; and Cbarief,

m'erchaMi, new broad ftrett

busldiii^a
Befwkke John, aierchaiit, queen

ftteat, cheapfide
BcthdTbiimae, aBcrcbaaiy botolpk

L

Bevan Silvaow aad Tioiot&yf %f$m
tbtcatiaa, lombard ftrecc

Bewicke Gilvaatey, mcrchaat, it
Mr. Dickioi*!, buib laac^ can*

Bawicki BenyafMBj aorcbaat, Hm
Biskkam Tbomaa, iodico owker,

near the bridge, tbsmea ftteet
BickntU James and Griffith,, kaf-

ten and hofiers, the comer of

old bond ftreet, piccadiliy
BIddlecemb Joiepb, merchant, at

the Penfiivania cefice keoCi,

birchin lane
BAn Joieph, wine cooper^ leaden*

hall4lreet
Bigger J-^rdaa Heyland, lines dn*

per, 4Um
Bi^gs Hemy, difliJler, weftfrnitb*

field
Biggin and Wardf tterchaatt, , bik

lingfgate
Biton Jtfhn-Darid, merchant^ at

Mrs* Martin's, ^"^Htf^ ■I'-cf^

fenchurch ftrcet
BinalTey John, wine merchaa%

hermitage, wapping
Bincks Jacob, perfumer, gtace*^

church ftreet
Bindley J.>hn, dUUUer, fmithfitid

aari
Bindley John, joa. diftiller, alderf*

gate ftreet
Birch Thomas, royal exchange af«

foranre dirc^or, rocd lane
Birch, Frye and Cnft, mer^hanta,

rood lane ,

Birch Thomas and eomp. ware*^

hooiemen, aldermanbuiy
Bird Heniy, ibip builder, rother*

htth, near cuckold *» point
Bird John and Ions, wa^eboufemea^

wood ftreet
Bird and Snith, warekoufemen,

milk ilieet
Bird Jofeph, wine merchants new*

cattle court, college hill
Bird Jofeph, fail Baker, cackkill^

ratciiff crola
Bii4 UkiU df ngglll, fiA fti^ bili

Bird

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fitrd Edw^td ChaffniAf merchant,

white friarty fleet ftreet
Bird and Bryer, infuraoce broken,

abcburch )ane» lombard ftreec
Bitketc and Webb, chymiAi, oppo«

file turnflile^ holbcum
Btrcil Matthew, wine ffierchaot,

old Tour h Tea houfe, broad fir.
Bifcoe Viacent, mcrcbaaf, aoftia

friare
Bi/hop JoTepb^ diftUler, high hoi-

bourn
Black Winiam, mercht'nt, {txStHk

Jane, cannon ftreet
Blackill John, nterchant, laurcact

poiuMJbcy hill
BUckboarnc Richard, merchiat,

wood ftreet
Blacker and Cock, merchiatf^Iotb-

buiy •
Blackman Jacob Locie« Loadpn af-
furance dircdor aod meichaaty
dolphin court, tav^riUttt
Blacfcw^n Samuel, druggiil, Kol-

bourn
BItke Matthew, merchant, Acar

dock head, fouthwark
Blake Malachi, drilggift, borou^j

foothwaik
Blake John, linen draper, grace*

church fiieet
Blake Jirres, ttoeo draper, £tt9
Blakifton Matthew, Etq; alderfnan

and grocer, old jswry
Blakifton Matthew, £fq} grocer,

ftrand
Blakifton George, grocer, kiog

ftreet, coveat garden
Blanc Thomai Le, Efq; South Tea

director, charter houfe ^uare
Blinc Simon Le, aoerchonr, love

hae, cadeheap
Bland John and foo, banketa, lom-
bard ftreet
Bland, Gray and StephenTea,

h>okeft^ lombtrdftneoc
Bland Bliai, merchaal^ Cower kill
Bland John, VirgiAia ffCtthwtj
lime ttrf at

harp

Blaady Ckarlci j tobtccflaift, bicM

flreat hill
Blanket Stephen* prii^ce*t ftreet,

rotherbith
Blaquiera Joho-PeUr* royal ex-
change aflutance dirtftor aod
merfhant, auftin friari
BUw Mofei, aierehant^ St. Mary a«.
Bleaymke John, merchant, Swi-

thio*t lane, camion ftreet •
Blift Robert, wine merchant, near

the three craoai, chamei ^cct
Bliflbn, Richard and compt bto^
ken, kotch yard, bofti laoe^
cannon ftreet
Biooot Samuel, merchant, at Mr*.

Baraard'c, lime ftreet
Blunt Sir Henry, Bart, mtrckaat^

laurence pouotney lent
Blunt, Guy aod HudliMi, ttiftilleif^

trinity lane
Blunt William, mercheo^

Jirtet, cheapftie
BIydeftcyn J.hn, broker,

iane, tower ftreet
Bocket Joho, difiUlorj boroogh>

fouthwatk
Boddicoakt Henry, timber merchant,

ialiftiary court, fleet ftreet
Boddicott Edmund, aceomptaat to
the Eaft India eompuiy, prafeof
ftreet, goodmao'a fielda
Bjddington Thomai, calUco.printer»

flratford
Baddii^ton and Butt, hofieci« hi*'

ibopfgate ftreet without
Boehm and Coaamare], mcrckanU^

tuwer royal
Boehm Charlet, ETq; bank di«
re^r aod merchant, (eijeant'a
inn, fleet ftreet
Boehm Edmund and fon« awi^

chanty, flfelane
Baetafeur Bcckhard. Joachim, met*
chaot, roodlaoe, leochurcfaftr*
Bjgle Janwf, apotheary, wood

ftreet, cheaplide
Boiftier Jphn and conp» iBgichaati»
tuftia 6ilM

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Bohtetk', NuceUi in^ cdmp. mer-
chant!, Dicholaa laoc^ Jombard

ilreet
Bond Benjiflaia and Ton, turkey

mercbiati, Jeadehhall ftreet
Bond OcorgVy merchAnt, ditto
Boad Oeorge, bofier^ cornhHI
Bond Uytr, hop merchant, St,

Margaret*! hill, foutb«irark
Bond Ednaund. and fos^ brewer!,

(oMca laoe, barbican
Bond Jttnea, warefaottfema0, pim*

cet itreet
Bond and Brewfter, grocer!, white*

ch«pel
Boohaai William, packer, alien*!

court, leadenhalJ ftreet
Bonhtm Samoel, infttrance broker^

ayliff ftreet, goodoian's field!
Bonhote Adebert, merchant, at

Mr. Gore'!, bi/hopfg^te ftreet
•within
Bonnet Benjamin, notary publtck,

. threadneedle ftreet
Bonoett Peter,' merchant, foun*
« tam court, aijdermanbniy
Bonut John^ flop feller, thamea
> ftreet, near the euilom houfe
Bonus Thomas, rope maker, Jua

tavern fieUa, ftiadwell
Book«y Edward, wtne merchant,

creis lane, St. Mary hill
Booth Jamef, merchant, crciby

Iquare, bidtoprgate ftreet
Booth Daniel, merchant, hackney
Bouthby William, packer, ab-
• church lane, Jombard ftreet
Bofanqnet Simuvl, Efqj royal ex-
' change affurance diredor and

turkey raerchanr, angsl court,

throgmorton ftreet
BoranqoetClaode, turkey merchant,

coleman ftreet
Bofanqoet J^cob, Efqi eaft ind^a'

diredor and merchant, king*s

arms yard, coleman ftreet
Bofanquet and Fatio^ merchants,

mincing lane
Boiley Cbariei, watchmaker, rat-
cliff* CX9i!

Buftjck Henry and coflsp* aatT'^

chants, newgate ftreet •
Bofvile Thomai, whalebone mer-
chant, milk ftreet
Bofworth Samuel and Griffitha,

tobacconifts, newgate (Irtet
Batham Pcier, haberdaiher, buck'-'

leifhary
Bott Edward, hofier, fmock alley,

fpital field!
Bbobilla John, merchant, St. Paul**

cofieeiioufe, StrPaul*! church-
yard
Boucher J^hn, Jan« merchant,-

' lime ftreet fquarc
Boulton Henry- Crabb, Efq; Ealt

ifliia direaor, crci&y fquare, bi-

ftiopfgate ftreet '
B.)rdieu Jimes, merchant^ time

ftreet
Bourget Stephen, broker, great St.*

Helena
Bourke John, merchant, bafinghatf

ftreet
Bbwden William, merchant, bil*

liter lane
Bbwditch John, packer, hcaf^

binder lane
Bowland Francii, wtlrtt weaver,

elder ftreet, fpital ficMa
Bowland, Crnmpler and comp*

warehousemen, Widegate alley,

bifliop^ate ftteet
Bowler J^feph, tobacconift, hi*

ftioprgate ftreet
Bowlea Leonard, merchant, ab«

church lane
B}wles Jonathiyi, falter, lovtt

thatres ftreet
Bowles Thomas, printfeller, St»

Paul's church yard
Bowles J >bn and fbn, printfeUera,

cornhiU
Bswles Simfon, haberdaflier, wat-

' ling ftreet
Bowley Deveret^z, watchmaker,.

lombard ftreet
Bownaa famoel, haberdaflier,grace*

church ftreet
Bowfer George, fa£(or, sear ^e

fa/h, moorfields

Bowyee

C ^ts)

lowyer JJkn Windbam, Erq{eoai-
ir.illi joer of excife, george ilreet,
hanoyer fquare
Boyd Jihn, Efqj Eaft iadit du

reAur, aufltn friars
Boyd Augollus and com p. mer-
chants , ditt>
Boyd Heary, merchaoc^ • laorence

l%De, ch^pfije
Br y field Juhn aod comp. dyert,

gravel lane, i<Qitiiwatk
Boyfield Richard, attorney^ bory

ceott, St. Mary, ax
Boyfield Jofiah, clocliwoiker, gn«

veflane* ibothwark ^

Brabint Abraban, mead maker

and hooey merchant, hay mark<c

B ackll >oe3imea, bookiellerj cornh.

Brack ftooe William, diftiller^ king

Biward ftaiff , wapping
Brndley SioMAy Uaea draper, Oaisih-

field
Bfftdley Moiei, Haen draper, lea*

denhaU ftreet
Bradley Johf), diftiller, great mC*
* <el ft{eet, covent gardeo
B adley and HoMen, ftatSooen,
. lower thamet fhett
B adihaw J •hii and Jamei, brokert,

lombard ftreet
Bradlhaw Osorge Smicb, upholder,

dean ftreet, foho
Badfliaw Robert, weaver, fteward

ftteer, fpital ficldt
Bragg Robert^ merchant, St.

J«mes*a ftreet, St. Jamea**
B ai tt Jjfeph,cheefemoogef, new*

gate tIrecC
B a nt Andrew, opholfterer,piassay

covcot parden
BraHder Alexander, orange mer-
chant, oppofite bololph lane,
thamet ft'eet
Brandon Toihua-Urael, broker,

bevifnarJcB
Branddb -Jacob- Ifrael, ditto
Bandon John Fonfeca, broker,

beviTmaiki, St. Mary ar
Brant Jamei, throwfter, new
. ftreet, next devoAibire (^muc

BraOey, ttt aid foil, iaakeri^

iombard ftreet
B. ai hwaiie John, mercbaat,horrefiiot

alley, moor fie Ida
Bratt Jofeph, ironnooger, little

minor iei
Bray Thomaij diftUler, without

biihoprgate
Bray and Weft, ftationers and rag
merchants, londoa bridge, locaf
the gate
Brecknock Abraham, grocer, ^itk*

out aldgate
Brecknock Holloway, linen draper^

ditto
Breese Henry, ihag warehonfemao^

watliog ftreet
Brent ^wardy lime merchant^

pickle herring ftaire

Bjidge Thomat, drbggift, bread fth»

Bridgen William, £iq; aldermaa

and merchant, greuam college^

lulhopfgaM ftreet

Bridgea and Waller^ merahaatiy

loYel court, pater nofter row
Bldeoake Jonathan^ merchant^

beaxbioder lane
Bridgea William, wooUea draper^ '

ftrand
B idgman and Ton, grocf n, white*

ehapel
Bridgman Samuel, hardwareman>

cheapfide
Bright Robert, haberdafher, new-
gate ftreet
Brinkley and Whittle, tobacconifts,

Sr. Mary hill, billingfgate
Biifcoe Sufford, goidimitb, cheap*

fide
Briflault and foo, fugar baketr,

whitechapel
Briftow John, Sfq^ fob-governor
of the South fea company, and
, merchant, devonftire fcjoare
Briftow and Hal), grocery, bread.

ftreet
Briftow Richard, attorney, char-
ter houCe iquart
Brogdeo John, mctchant^ leaden-
haU ftreet

BtOgk

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Bfogi FrmcUcOf I ftlua toerchaat^

bay mirket
B^me Jtthn, linen draper, fleet ftr.
Bromfieid PhUip» dniggUI, lom-

bird llreet
Brocks Edward, wool ftapler, ar-
tillery lane, bifliopfgate llreet
Brooke Robert, jao. merchant,

three ftuns in the poultry
Brojke and Wcalthdaie, brewert,

houfldlditch
Bisookea Semac), fhip broker, ct-

ille alley, comhill
Bookca J<iftua, cooper, pickle

herring ilairs
Biookea Thomai, iktp chaadier*

cock hill, ratdifferoA
Bfoomar Moedeck, loap Bafcer^

weftfinithfidi
BfMkertoa faoMa^ bool^BlIcr.coro-

kiU
Brongh Gcoi|% muoug WniiKf

ftreet
Bnara lanef, meidiaat, at tht

/Woid hfarie cofiwhmife, bachia

Williaa, merchaiir^ St*
•fa^as

Brown Daniel, bookielleri temple

bar
Brown Henton and foo, bankert,

kiaabard llreet
Brown Bafil and Rightoo, wine

cooper*, buiklaae
Brcwn Matthew, packer, thread-

needle llreet
Brown John and dbmp. bay fii£ton,

tebacco foU court, grace church

ftreet
Bowa Jika, Hoea draper, corbel

coert, dicto
Brewnand Whk^ord, wine mer«

chaau, cravea ftreet, ftraad
Browa and Pinch, merchaats,

gra er c hu rch ftreet
B. own Thomai, merchant, wapping

newftatra
Browne Joha, Eiq} £aft iadia di-

seder, eorahiU
Browne, Piatt and Banet^ liaea

diaperi^ dittfr

i5;

Browne George, merchant, tcnv«r

bill
Browne Thomai and comp. ware—

hoofemen, fifli ftreet hill
Browne Thoiiat, broker, fiaow bail
Browoeell Robert, fliip builder,

ratcIifFcrofi
Browaing and Lomas, oilaften^

fmirhfieU bars
Browning and FoUer, woil ftaplarr^

five fool lane, barnaby ftreet
B:Ownfword Eliai, ftationer, badge

row
Brace WilKam, wine nercbanf,

maik iane
Bryta George, vercbaat, at Mr« .

Cefrck*!, packer^ coleavao ilr*
Bryaa Guy, iiBarlel dyer, nnt

court, fpital fielda
Bryant, iiaioA and Simpfen,. incr« .

cfaaota and flop eoaHedofa to ika

nayy, teething lane
BiMhanan Janei and cotip. incite

chanta, gould Iquare, cntelMd

fnait
Bachanaa JihOa ncKhaaty. liCtla

tower ftreet
Buck William* yoA&att Uetcr^

at Mr. Hodgion*a, great Sr»

Refen*f
Biiokholn Jako, merchaat, bar*

tholomew «lofe
Buckland Janea, bookfeller, pater*^

nofter row
BudWdcth Timethy, packer, baftb

lane, cannon ftreet
Baerldale Thonaai, warehouteNO^

laureoce lane, cheapfide
Boffar David, wdoUea draptt>

cheapfide
Boggin Barrington, metdnaty crul»

ehed friare
Bulkeley Philip and Xdwird, drug* -

fl^, fleet ftfcet
Ball and Moodey, teadcalcn> lea*

denhaU ftreet
BaU Edward, Blackwell haU faaer»
^ bafingfaall ftreet
Bull and eomp. ibgar bokerif wood

Bttllcodl

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BttScock Henry and foo» Jettber

rdlersy .piMldiog hnfy eaftcheap
BaUock Robert, baberdaOiery bi-

ihopigate without
Bumford John, gan taakgr, mi*

■ones
Bureh and (oik, tonh&wn, tower

ftreet
Bardett George* filk tbrowfter,

maiba*6 couitf btid^lanc, fpiul

fieJds
Burdett and G\Ut$ fiik bfokert,

rpttai fie da
Burtfon J .hr, tobaceoaiftf biil^opf-

gate Ureet
Bureau John, infarance brcker,

great St. Helens, biflioprgate (I.
Burfeut and ELii, wooUen draperf,

cornbiii
Burfoot Thoatsai and ion, packers,

barge yard, bmkleiibury
Bdrford and Or«eo, pewterer«, poul-

Burford Richard, diililler, red lion

Q^eet, wapping
Budges Jahn and co. mcrchaRts,

Alartin* a lane, esAnon ftreec
Burgca Chnftopber, dialer, bo*

rough, foathwatk
Biifges and co^ ho&ert, dk'ffs
Btttke Richard, mercbaar, mnm*

ford court, n»lk ilreec
fioiket Jobn aad £m, warehottfe-

men, dementi lane, looriiard (I.
Burn £dward, atercbanc, bsar'a

bead court, gracccburch firoet
B\irnct and Holiiogfwortb, com*

faaori, koilleydown
Burnett Tbonu, upbofterer, flrand
^«>r JjfaB, mefcer. waft iioaub*

fiela
Burrel Merrick, Efq} govtroar ol

the bank, and meicbatt, iberbatn

line, kunbard ftreet
Birrell Peter, Efq; foutb lea di-

re£ior, upper grohreaar Areet
B'irrough Katbaatd, grocer |ad

teaoMn, tbreadacedle ilreet
Borrow Cbnftophar, Efq| batton

gndca

17)

Burrow Tbonarj gracer, ratdiff*

crofs
Burton Williim, Efq; commiiEoiiec

of the czcife, coik ft^ect
Barton Bartholomew, Efq; deputy

go^eraor of the bank, and mer-
chant, kiog*i arns yard, colemaa

ftreet
Butler Maty Md co* inerchantt|

new courr, cnitrhed friars
Butler Henry, hatter, jcyaer*s ft,

fouthwaik
Butler Walter, infurance broker^

change alley, cornhlU
Bjtler William linen draper, corn«

hill
Butler and Maoger, infurance of-
fice, abchurchlane
Butler Sam uely coacbmaker, great

queen {^reet, lifiCoIn*s inn fields
Bufali jKathan aod fOii, iron*

mopgeri, greek ftreet, fobo
Bjt^Ier Samuel, ironmonger, fnow

hill
Buxton and Simes, oil fadon,

trigg ftairs, thamei ftreet
Byrne Gregory, merchant, batton

ge»dea
Bythefea Tbomai, blackwelhall*

fafftnr, coleman ftreet
Bythefea WtUiam, woollen draper.

CAband Daniel and Cm, /hag
weavMt^ faady*4 ftreet, fpital
fteldi

CSebrier Chaalesr watchmaker, pig?
ftreet, threadoeedle ftreet

Caddel D^vid, jaecchant, iroomon^
gerlane . •*•

Gadywald James, agent in tbg
navy, old broad ftreet

Calcraft John, £fq{ agent, chan-
nel raw, weftminfter

Callifies Peter, mecchant^. botCoIph
laaa eaftchea>p

Calverley and Ton, dioggifts, bo-
rough,- fiMithwa<k

Calvert Sir William, knight and
9iikimukr%huaa ftraai* '

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Cdfttt Sir WllUui aad et* brewm ,

Calvert Williim, cfaeefearang^,

iicct mtrket
Calvert and-tewtrdj brewcrt, white*

cffon fueet
Cilvert George, cotl acrchant,

whtUfria^idock
OdYert JbliB, ▼iaegar metchanti

oUftnet
Calvert B4frard« dnaggift, notton*

falgatc
Cam WUliaoiy threadman, hilbopf*

pU ftreet
Caoif Read, acd cemp. clo-

thien, angel court> throgmorton

ftreet
Candco Wiliiam and Joho^ fugar

bakert, near ezecucioa dock
Camia John, merchant, Kvfli lane,

cannoo ftreet
Cimpart Peter, weaver, church ft,

ffntalfieldi
Campbell and Coatta, bankcrt, near

durhaiD yard, ftrao^
Campbell Mary, fliip-chandler,

iittttNi<iftain, wapping
Canceller John, linen draper, poul-

Caney end Howlel, haberdaihert,

' nulk ftreet, chcap6de

Caatiel, Atkina and Horrabio^

haidwaremeo, geoige yard, lom-

bard ftreet
Cape Jeremiah, merchant biihopr-

gate ftreet
Capper Charley haberdadier, St«

MartinVle. grand
Cardoso Jacob, merehant, bury ft.

St. Mary-az«
Cardoso David, merafaant, diit$
Carr, Ibbetfon, Bigge and Pickard,

flsercers, ludgate hill
Carter Richard, wine meichaftt,

crutched friara
Carter James, fiikoian, devonfliirc

ftreet
Carter John, fngar baker, near

garlick hill, thames ftreet
C««aiy>Teph and font, tu and

^huuunen, long acre

Gartony Robert, chlaamtD, opp>

fite fonerfet houfe, ftraod
Cartwright Robert, packer, can*

nnn ftreet
Cartwright Richard, laccnita, lud-
gate ftreet
Cartwright and Olegg, htberdaAen,

lad lane wood ftreet
Cartwright Edward and co. ma»

chantt, bromley, near bow
Carver Sampfon, apothecary, broad

ftreet birfldinga
Cary« Moorey and Welch, iiiercbti<

watling ftreet
Caflon William and fon, letter fooo-

dera, chifwell ftreet
Caflon Thomas, bookfeller, fia*

tionen court, ludgate ftreet
CafteJl John and Ton, bankerSi

birch:n lane, cornhUI
Citanach George, merchant, three

kibg court, lombard fireec -
Catanach J jhn, merchant, mare &•

hackney
Cater John and fon, timber mer-

chantf, baokfide, fouthwaik
Cater John, tobacconift, fleet ftr.
Cater Simon, tobicconift, newgate

ftrett
Cator John, wine merchant, alhal-

lows lane,.thamc8 ftreet
Cayley William, Efq^ commiiEoBer

of the escife, duke ftreet, weft-

mxttfter
Cacalet Peter, merchant, X«HthiA*i

lane, cannoa ftreet
Casalet Stephen and co. ir^rchantf ,

Scotch yard, buih hoe, canaofl

ftreet
Ccntlivrei Jthn, merchant, loth*

bory
Chabanel and Teiftier, merchantii

at Mr. T«ifiier*s, old broad ftr.
Cballe Jamet, merchant, misciag

'lane
Chalmers and Strahan, hofieri, near

turnftile, holboum
Chamberlayne and Walker, gro-

cert, aideiifgate ftreet
Chambers Samuel, warefi^nfeaao,

milk ftreet

Can btii

C "9 )

CIuxDbers Abralitm* mtfchaat, SC«

Thomai apoftlei
diainberi ChaiJcf, Z(qi diarter-

houfe fquare

Chamser John, meichant, lothbuiy

Chamier John-Jameiy merchant,

at Mr. Stone*!, leadenhall

ftreet

Champion Jofepb, merchant, new

court, throgmorton ftreet
Champion Benjamin, weaver, fan*

dy*t tktctt, ividcgate alley
£hampion and Hayley, merchanti,

ayiifF Hreet^ goodman*t fields
Chandler George, London aiTuffance
director ' a. id merchant, bloomf-
bury fquare
Chandler and Willlamt, apotheca-
ries, corner 0/ kingftrcet, che»p«
fide
Chandler Richard Cavendi/h, Efq;
cooimiflloner of the cuftomi,
new burlington llreet
Chandler and DeaDe,ch«efcmoogcri,

lower thamee ftreet
Channing Howard, baberdafiier,

bread ftreet
Channtng, Short and Smith, liacn«

dfapertf cheapfide
Chapman Anthony, timber mer-
ehanty ' windmill hil), meor-
fieldi
Chappell Thomtft, watchmaker,

tower llreet
Charlefworth and Lacey, linen*

drapers, fridsy ftreet
Charleton John, merchant, bafing-

hall ftreet
Charleton Joba» grocer^ fleet ftr.
Charleton Meiheck, tobacconift and

graeer, whitechapel high- ftreet
Charleton Charles, upholfterer, fri-

day ftreet
Chariton William and Robert,

droggiftiy coleman ftrNt
Charleton William, grocer, fteet-

ftreet
Chafe Robert, man's mercer, at
D'Oyley's warchoofe, or wia*
ibUtoa hottffj ftrand

Chater James and fons, watch and

ctxkmakers, cherry-tree court,

alder%ate ftreet
Chaoncy Richard, merchant, wal-«
. brook
Chaoncy Nathaniel, merchant, at

Mr. Cufack*f, icoleman ftreet •
Chauncy Toby, druggift, old Jewry
Chaovet Lewis and co. weavers,

crifpin ftreet, fpitalfields
Chenery Stephen, corn-faaor, com

exchange, marJc lane, or the

giangeroad, fouthwaik
Chcfiyn William and fon, aronmen*

gers, whitechapel
CheHyn John, hpfier, fenchnrch

ftreet
Chefly DowelT, warehoafeman,

great eaftcheap >

Cheflon William, upholder, fea*

church ftreet
Chefter Richard and co. furriery

cannon ftreet
Child Coles, toyman, london bridge
Child Charlcii, infuraoce office, the

corner of fwectiog*i alley, corn-
hill
Childa and co. bankers, temple bar
Chifim and fon« dry filters, fafiiioo

ftreet, fpitalfields
Cbifwell Richard, turkey n^ercht.

fwotd blade coftee houfc, birchia

lane
Chitty Sir Thomas, Knt. alderman,
. Bank dlre^or and grocer, mulf,

Unt f
Chlcty Samuel, ^woodmonger, geor§e

yard, hear pauPs wharf, thantea

ftreet
Chitty Jacob, merchant, ironmoo*

ger lane.
Choi ley John, linen draper, grace*

church ftreet
Chorley Joii^h, linen drsper, fen*

church ftreet
Clare William, habadsiher fleel-

ftreet
Clarges Sir Thomas, great george

ftreet, hancve'r fquare

% r
' Claik

Cltt1iWUrum»
CUtk wiin

Clark Hcory^ whalibonft mtrehaAt,

kiof Areef, chetpfide
Ciatk John, wUie ncrchuity ^tr*

mitk cottrc, Warwick lane
Ciwk JohDf hat wuek^oft, with-

oat biihopfgmte
Clark anA Robtafoo, ntefcka&tl,

nicbolai lane« lombafd ftreet
Clark Thomas, merchaoty Ittndofl

ffieefy fencharch ftrect
C«aik and Oickiniboy CttittCB^ M^g

ftreetf cheapfide
Clark Aon, Brewer, maM lane;'
' ibathwirk
Clark John, bookTeller, oodcr the

Ibiich eotrtnce of the royal c JC-

chaoge
darke, capt. John and co« oAioa

coiFee hoafe, cotirhii!
Clarke John, chjmill, bstWcin
Clarke Samoe), hoAer, feochardi

Clarke Thomas and fon, fiU*

makerv, wapping aew flairtf
Clarke WIIKtii^ nerchant, weif-

clofe fquare •
Clarke aod Leake, (bttiF-fBakefi

and tobaceooif^t, qoeenhith
Clarkfoo Jtcob, wareboufeinaiit

bread ftreet, cheapiiHe
CUnneot and Lxdwood, mdrehiott,

mincing lane
C'tfcy and RawKnfbii, lihen-drS.

pcriy newgsrte fifeee
Qay Richard, oilman, Siktttett hill
Clay Samee!, tobaccodift^ Stjohn^t

ftreet
Clay aod Agttcref, warekovfedidfty

aown court, chi»:piide
Cleaveland Jihn, coal merchant*

fleet bridge
Clesver Richard and Jdfeph, woollen

draper! , cornhiU
Qee«e Benjamin^ inTnrer* wood*

ftreet

hill

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bi« Oeiand Cbirlci, merehtat, mof-

co?y coiirt» tower hill
bow dement and Old, comfadorr,
mark lane
Cerembaolt John, merchant, at

Mr« Longuei*t, crolby fquare
CBffe, Walpole and Qarke, boukcri,

lombard ftreet
Clhherow Sarah, iMn*a mercer,
fenchurch ftreet, near rood tone
dutteibock and GsftrtU^ mcrccni

ftrand
Coape J)hni ^gar laker, oear

college hill, (hamei ftreet
Coatet Thoma, coal oieccht. Bart

ft eet| wrapping
Cock Anne, warehoufewoman,

faurenctf Une
Cof kbnrfl Jamef, ^fq; king ftreet,

golden fquare
Cocbell WiUiam, blackweO haU

fador, bafinghait ftreet
Cockfield and Sheppard,' timb«

merchan(i, Wapping dock
Cocka end Piggoi, merchanti,

c1ement*^s Itnt
Cockfedge Thomai « cornfaQor, ia-

v>ge gardens
Cockihut Timothy, metehaat,

Driiice*a fttdeit, near the manlioa

nottfe'
Coffin William, hop merchant,

near St. Maigaret*i hill^ fouih-

wark
Cogan Thom'aiy haberdaiher* cortt*

hfli .
Cohen 'Levy, melvhartt, St. Mi*

ry-ax
Cok^yne Francis, Etqj aldflrman,

bifhopfgate ftreet
Cokayne aod 0pfold|| filkmani

ditr$
Coker and Grimftoad^ brewarii

old Hreet
Coker abd iTammoMdy goldfiiulliii

clefkenv^ell clofe
Coker ai^d Harris, foap- maktrs,

high holbouin
Colboroe Thomaft packet^ csk-

man ftreet

Colboroe

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eotbflirte ^ateocfi fait fnierchant,
kten*a wharf^ cflex Aain, in
tUe fthind
Collhaih and Ho1ir]ani« dftiUm,

%U John'i ftrcct'
•Cole litisty, rope maker^ three

marioers' (taira
ColaCx'atehlefydyer, cllak fbe^,

fouthwark
Cole and BolC6tf» toVi<cd>mfta4 wood

ftreet
•Cule Thomia^ goldibtitb, Wmtod

ftieet
Cole Edwara, toba'cconfftf aeif^

fate ftrcet
Cofebrooke Jax&ea Hod Gebrgej and
CQ. bankeif^ behind the loyal
exchange
Coleman John and ^^dward/ dm-

ber in^ chanu, St. GiJi^'K
Colemaaa and tu«is« i^dr'chtmtt

mincing lane
Coles John, fiatloner, fl^et Kreet
Coka Benjamini weaYer, ftewaid

fireet» (pital fieldii
Collet Jofcph, mcrehant, oxfoi4

couilty rakers hall, cannon dr.
Collet and PoweU> oierchanta^ ni«

colas Inne^ loriibaid fireet
Colley afid Nixon, merchti. little

St. Hellenes
CoUinfon Peter and Jamei^ ner-

cers, gtacechurch fireet
Colombka Anthony, merdit. wii^

cheftbr ftreet
Colvil Jofiah, hop merchant, new-
gate fireet
C -mbauM Honoriut, merchant, St.

Thomas apofiles
Compfon Thomas, meicer, (iaiock

alley, fpital fields
Cjmyn 'Dioaas, wine merchant,

love lane, «ldermanboiy
Comyn and Cape, brewers, oldcaille

ftreet, whitechapel .
ConcMcn andjordan, Virginia mer»

chaoti, fcocch yard^ bufii.hne
Coney, Bicknall and cOt dmggifts,
ieadenhall fitect

Conihgfaim and ltea6igto&,

ckantf, dowgstehill
Coi^gtofl and Radclitfe, ^"^^^

drapers, cheapfide
Conftable Abrahanfi, cbrnfa^or^

Mark lane
^Conway Michke), merchant, yotft

buildinga
Cook William^ fiftor, hoxton fii.
Cook William, mercht. rood lane^

fenthurtfh ftreet
Cooke and Lawrence, merceri,

hottik'dfditch
Cooke Philip, grocer, king ftreet^

cheapfi'de
CoOksThomas and co« uphotteren^
* hblbornfafU

Cooke Thomat, packer, file lane
Cooke and Gorney, goldfinithf«

foiler lane
Cooke Charles, Jiofier, St« Mar*

tia*s )e grand
Cooke Xdwardy goldfinlth, bordugb,

foBthwark
Cooke Thomas, gauze weaver,

.pancras lane, qocen ftreet, cheap*
.fide
Cookfoii John, liaen draper, pool*

try
Coomea Richard, hofier, holbom

bridge
Codpe Richard atlTon, fiigar bak-
ers, angel alleys irhitechapel
Cooper William^ turk?y merchant,

winchefter ftreet
Cooper Stephen, woollen draper,

gracechqrch ftreet
Cooper ^rancir, attorney, baCog-

hall ftreet
Cooper Thomas, warehonreman,

tokenhoufe yard
Cooper Thomas, packer, bi/hopf-

gate within
Cooper Qifliogham, banker, cornef

of arundel ftreet, ftrand
Cooper M, bookfelier, pater-oofter

row
Cooper and Champaait, merchants.

Teething lane

O Cocrper

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Cooper Uunft awftli«fit» coimr of

lawrcnce lancj che»p6de
Cooper WUiiamf ijJkmaii, fiidiy ft*
Copo Walter, (hip and iofarauce

broker* fwcetiiif*! tUejF, corn-
' hiU
Coppenlale WiUitm, dlinan, nor^

toofalgete
Corbyo Thomaiy ehytmft, oppefite

biomley ftreet, high hoiborn
Corderoy Clement and Jc hn, horlb

milUnera, lower ihaxnea ilreet
Corderoy Charlet, oici chant* idol

lane* tower ^reet
Cotkeand Matthews* cbeefemon-

f^ri, newgate ftreet
Coroibe and Lueadou* merchaotf*

Iborter'a courtj throgmorton ft.
Corner Thomai and Kaodo* dyers*
* bankfide, fbothwark
Corrie John and fofi, naercHanti*

george yard* lombaitl ftreet
Cort, Smith* and Heatbield* filk-^
' men, lodgate hill
Cjfta Jacob Da* merchant* adim*a

court* broad ftreet
Cofta Benjamin- Meodez D% mer-
chant, bary ftreet, St. Mary. ait
Cofta Solomon Dj* merdianr* de«

Tonfhire fqoare
Cofta Ifaac- Meodes Da* and Nuner*

brotherr* merchants* old broad ft.
Cofta. S3lomon Da* and Netto* no«

tariffs, caftle aiiey* cornhill
Cofter and Tree* maU favors* bread-

ftrcet hill
Cofter Edward, oil merchant* near

the old fwan* thames ftreet
- CoiTart Ifaac, merchant* chnrch

coart* lotbbury
Cores Phineas* haberdaiher* new-
gate ftreet
Cutes and Fasakerfy* wioe mer-
chants* St. Mahin*8 lanr*charing

crofs
Cotes Samael, merchant* at Mr.

Spencer's, comhill
Cottere'l John, chioaman* oppofite

the rranfioa houfe
potterillChriftopher, broker, iHlng.

Con* or Jonathan's coCEee hoafc

Gottia Jofiah lad co« merdbiotif
old Jewry

Cottin John- Daniel* merchant* op-
pofite falter*a hail* fwithio'i
lane, cannon ftreet

Cotton* Lumber r^ and Littiebaiy* .
flock brokers* comhiU

Cotton Sir J >ha Hjnde* Bart. St*

• Catherine's

Coventrye Thomas* Efqs fbutb (ea
dire^or* rerjeiof s inn fleet ftreet

Covetley Clurlea* weaver* alder-
maabury

Coverly Roger Dej weaver* king
ftreet* moorfielda

Coyerly Georgr* weaver* prince's
ftreet* ditto

Co^jltharft William* packer* bafing-
hall ftreet

Couraftt C. L* merchant, piooen
court* old broad ftreet

Courtauld Samuel* goldfinttb* o^
pofite the royal exchange* corn-
hill

Confirat David* merchant, london
ftooe coffee boufe, cannon ftreet

CooiTmaker and co. brewers* weft-
minfter

Courts Alerafider* merchant* ox-
ford court* falters hall, canooo
ftreet

CootcSjBrothers, and Stephen, mer-
chants, jeflfety'sfqqare* St. Ma-
ty* ax

Cowie James* merchant* gooM
fqnare* cratched friars

Cowley and Bornett* diftillers* great
drury lane

Cowling Henry, cheefemonger*
lower thames ftreet

Cox Philip, hat maicer* tooley ftr.

Cox I«?ader and co. wareboofeoMOi
St. Mildred's court, poultry

Cox James afid fon, hatters and
ftoor cloth painters* bicwbladdei
ftreet

Cox Benjamin* grocer* ftrand

<»'oz Henry Shute, hatton garden

Crabb Cape. Richard* rOyal ex-
change aflbrance direOor* croiby
iqwre, biihtpfgate ftteet

• Crwnft

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QHieraf& Ricbard,^ feti« ttterneyy. Crtft Stephes; iiwrcluat« it Mr.
brabant coort^ phi! pot Ua/e, fea- Maouel Fraacit SilTt'ij Su Mary
church ftreet

Crafton Robert and comp. hafierR^
fenchurchftreet'
. QraltoD Richtrd aad Franci'^ hat-
ters, maze^ foixhwark

Caftsjaxnetf wooUeo draper and
faleiman^ george yard, jombard
• Urcec

axa

Crokatt Jamat aad Cfaarlei and co;

meRbiaai^ doak Jane, coil^

hill
CrompThomat, iroanooger, broai

ftreet, raUliff croft *

Crook John, diftillcr, appofita St*

George*! chaicb, foathwark

Cragbead Samuel, Bfq; Sputh Tea Crop Ricbard, nocrcbant, lea*

dire£tor, crofby fquare

church ftreet

Cramer Ma k, merchant, oldSonth Ociby George, fen* and jun. Aigar

Tea hoofe, broad ftreec
Crinke John and WilUam, filk-

men, biihopfgate ftreet, near

the worfchoofe
Cranke Henry, fiJtman, bifbopf-

gate ftreet
Crafwell E. timber merchaat, rofe-

miry lane
Craven J hn, wareho-ufeman,

prince*i ftreet, near the maafion .

houfe

refiners, buckle ftreet, goodaoaa't

fieldi
Crofley Samuel, haberdaiher« miUe

ftreet
Crofley William, linen draper^

bifbopfgate ftreet without
Crofsjoiepb, hatter, cannon Anetp

oppofite nicholaa lane
Crofa Thottiai, cbioaman, ludgate
• ftreet
(^routh John, grocer, fouthwaik

Ciaw JaipM, merchant, oxford Crowder and comp, bookteUert^

court, cannon ftreet

london bridge

Creak William, watchmaker, bun^ ' Crowe and Mofer, mcrchaBts,

hill row
Creed fir James, kntt at the white

lead warkf, wbitechapel, or
* Greenwich
Creliiua J ihn, nerchtat, St. Tho»

maa apoftles
Crerpigny Claude, fecretary to the

South fea company, broad ftreet
Creffener DruOj broker, old broad

ftreet
Crcuee Fr»rci», jeweller, ditto
Cichton David, merchant, heydon

fquare
Crippa Jofeph, leatherfelkr, grace-
church ftreet
Clip pa John, jeweller, St. Thomaa

ipoftjea
Crifp Nicholas, jeweller, bow

church yard
Cfiip Jtmef, grocer, wbitechapel
CriH> oamuel and ^omp. merchaoti,

mark bae
Creek r J^n, woollen draper, o^«

pofite theilianrioii*houfe

aundag lane
Crowley Theodofia and cofflp«

ironmongeri, tbames ftreet
Crowley Tbomai, ^ haidwateman^

gracechurch ftreet
Cmiidhinfc John» mcfchant, .rood

lane, ftnchurch ftreet
Crutcher Richard, flttercbaat, biifi*

ter fquare
Crotchfield William, coloormaD^

holborn bridge
Cue and Rott, glorers, feocharch

ftreet
Cugopni widow r<id Ions, mer-

chanti^ prince's ftreet, near the

manfton houie ,

Culver Peter, jeweller and toyman,

feochurch ftreet
Ciirrie David and fon, merchants,

love lane, eaft cheap
Curric Archibald, woollen draper,

torowbeellane, cannon ftreet
Cvrteis Thomas and Jiha, brevrerr,

wappiog new ftaiia .. ^

G % Cafailc

^^■Vfl^V^bi #^^^^p^^ ^^W^^**^

Cttthbcrt Willian, Bwchaatf SC
MifCitt • Initt CMBM Acsc

icdoTj «ao4fwwr)i
D.

/ cbM» load

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Dam

cad Hitchcock^ mucen^

r^AFON^CA AbialMn, OMT-
J^ cbMi» loadoA ikmt, Im«

diMtkflraei
Sagli Hmf, efiisridmoad biiHd*
ings, dcao ftfact^ ialio
bkar aad tuiotv. ■roacis. cidl-

D'

l>tkiat, Jyfawdflejr «fid DoUnfo««
tliiiflBiiinf I, faiiilior%»t« ftr*
wiehJji

(pital ii^uam
QMbiaa Staw a ad frii» ivcMan,

no.t. ditto
QriUi Xffoivii i^osuwe btokar,

caftle.aU«3r» roytl exchiBft
Dallto RitbtiC, ialoaaca biaker.

OiUdorf John, wcavari duke flr*

fpittliaMt
Dtimahoy Alextnder* d^oai' aad

.dragipftkladiMalitJl
Dalttiedo J«i«pb, tahMogt broker,

.0aiffiwaf*» coliaa honfe, ex-

cbaagf alley
fMoKn W4ikHii and ioji, bbek-

wa 1 hall fadan, cof ikUI coart.

SHmfcU Daniel, grocer, fleet flr«
Paiica Gilat^ gracer, gracaaharch

ftnet, nearcarohill
Daodridge Jamav^ 9fq% faaenflr.

cheapfide
DaadrUga Jamce, fagar bafcar,

DJiagerfield Samuel, ftock brokaf,

9l!|atBWithia
Daovert John» hofier, caw coarr,

4>I4 bnnd flraet
Darbonier SacaMl^ OMrcbaat, nt

Mt«. Sfain'a, AeiborD ^aae
Darby John, mercbant. St* Lac*

r-iKc^.^liwah )raN»^ ^ateatui

nmdmkt^

DaraU Edarird andlUbart,

chaaii, miaa caart, old

ftreet
Diikec,,S«th aad Muadajs keg^

mercbanti, 9t« Joha*t ftreet
Darliog John, broker^ 9t. 9aa*

flaii*a hiU^ or Jaoaaraf'a cofte

honfa
DtfliagRabtft, Befcbam, badMal

green
•Darwia WiHiaa, auKkaat, bo-

tolph Jane
D»obua. Thaaphibif,

liBBa ftreet
Dafeahill Edward, »aIC dlftlllcr,

coppiee f»w, xierkenwell
Davey and Liw, bookfel)art| ate

mny-kktm
O'Tcy and comp. iroomongen aad

braaiara, fleet flriat
DavadflHi Jameai haberdaflier, (O-

ftem row, tower hiJl
Dnridlao Thaoia^ broker^ Mi Uu

Bailejf\ walbrook
Davidldo J4iB, ladler, chifivtU

ftreet .
Davia Thomat, miaeral water

warataottfei St« Alban*a ftreet^

St. James* a
DaTia. Edward, jon. bllckwdl ball

fador, bafingball fti«et
I^ak and Reynieri, bookfellfn^

holbam, near middle raw
Dam Nicholas, liaen draper, bo-
rough, ibuthwaik
Davis David, brandy merchanti

bttfli lane, eaaooa ftteeC
Diris and Owen, hup merchaflts,

uppet thames ftreet
Dary WilKam and coaip. bofieif,

ftreet, near the royal exchange
Davy John, throwfter, fpiul fqo«
Djfvy John, troamonger a^ braa )er,

holDorn bars
Dawes Nicholas and Richard,, in*

farance broken, fweecing*! allty
Pawfon Elisabeth, waiehooif wu«

mMo, aJdennaabary

Dawioa

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caiUe ftraety in tlM pirk, ibuth-

wark
Dawfon BarthoIoBiew^ gfocer^ agw*

gate Acstt
Dawfon Jjhnj grocer, Jittle tower

kill
DawfoD EJtfiiBiid, brewer, Aoney

l«ae» 6>utbwaik
Day John, diftilJer, oppafite St.

Gilei't chupcii
D^y I(mc, laMiatOf Bedford ftreet,

«ov«atiardni .
Day Richard a^d ion, fli«rehaDti»

line
DelalonliiQ V. Beojunin^ nur-

chtBty iMdcfikAU ibeec
Delahaite and Dencbj mcrthaatf^.

bafinghail ftrect
.DtlafBCM MnAktm, ■wfchtat^

ftewafd ftreet, fpital iieidi
Delamiie Jteob tM Jokn, ai«r*

chinti, dtto
Delaniie Ifinc> ncrcfaaaty lam^

llreet, ditto.
DeiMDM ]famei ud Frauds, BB«r»
chittii, St* Maiy ax
ATSc CO jiMflcri haJJ| «pptr thaaiM .Dalamocte Tlmnii, htdurg chinge*
ftrcet alley

9calt^ 0«9ffe, drtigtiil^ cannon JMandtr JbtlMnicl, wttchflaalM^

ftrecc, near crooked Jane 0cef ftreet, near tenapJe bar

Ptan Dawid, dMetoooger* ft. Dela Rive Pefer, meichaat, ttar*

John*! ftieet tui*e fauwt canabn ftieee

BeaM and Tamkitt, blaekwill Dele(p«ne Jhaaea, wdtfei^ gni flir.

haU ftaeic, hnfiafkaU ftieet . ^td fie&a-
Deao^ WiQiaoii, dkattoner, St« Dell RobeK and <Mite» «oepare»

ill acy kill new Area^ koiflydowtt

J)naeHtii^»d»ft^»etftcbeap DeUafield Jakn, cbaeteenger,
Deane Henry, kaberdailier, cheap- . wkiteerok ftreel

fide Delme Peter, efq; grofTenor fquare

VtMtd Williaoi, toyflMDt. tke comer Delvally Akahaa^ onerckant, bury

ai Vowr tbutp. pictadilly ftreet, St. If ary ax

X>ebattfire Jofepb, merchant, kae« DanagiB Joftpk, wint aetchaat,

CWifardoo osiford market

Doberdt and Burkitt, mercbanti, . Dettiav Fmocm, mnckent, pnnce*a

nrtiUery court, chifwcU ftreet. ftrect, iotbbiny

DoblevtUe Jo&pb, merchant,, per- . Denetrias Abrakm, m^chaat,.

tttgal row, lijiooIa*8 ioafiaidi

laorence poontney lane

Da Bloii and Cooke, h€ton^ bar- De Miiy Keaiy, merebant; tke

tkobmesr cloTe
De ChaTCi Jofeph-Hifipiiaa, mer«

ckan^, St. Mary as
Deetoo and Baobaiy, haberdaAeri,

cateaaon ftreet \

DekeoUa Abnkam, Jen. weaver,

cfamch ftseet, ipkal fields
Deheme Abtahafli|. ckecSemoflger,

ratdiflf crola
De Jerfey William, pewtaier, can-

■unill^t
Delghton Robert, linen draper,

kueklerlburyv
Dela fklla-FrMOM mtickaot^dea*

ftreet« ioiio

corner of icotck yaai, biiik lane,.

Demorin John- Henry, broheff, u*

niea conrt, broad ftreet
Denifph Jofepb, D)erciMit,.brown%

kolMinga, St.Maryas
Deaiiba and Conteiwin, waf^ioule-

ooen, letflgAiieet, ckeapfide
D;nne Adam, fiik tbrowfteri na<i
, Csncoort, fpital fields
Denoe Cornaiiat, haberdalher,.

ckeapfide
De PaAe If ofa» kfiarance office,

cowpor*s coort, cocokiU

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Mr. Da Cofta't, deTonihire fq.

Dickipfon Sioiiid aAd Rfvdl^
brewen, chick ]ane» rmithfie>d

Dt Poathicu, Zgcrtofii Wilki and Dickinfoo and Graham, warchobfe-

coBir. merchaatt^ fridiyfl.eet
. De Poctcr Hcorj, merduar, de-

vooAire /qo«rt
Dt SanthuAs WiUitan, ftttio dref.

ler, maibo*! coQity fpittl fields
Ddbcoflb and Whitthtad, Isaen

dnpert, llraad
' DefekiuDpi and Gaitean, n^er-

chantty bocUerAory
XMniaraig, Baoal aad Barbiod^

mcrchtfotft 8;« Marjaz
PcfmaRts Cbodi, ntrchaatf loam

don Aaae, rinoon Arcet
. Dsibraeaov ttfactkew 'Lewi*, wea*

ur, white Moo treat, ibitaj

field.
pefpaifBol Peter, nerchant,' at

Mr. £d)yn*«^ S% Mary as
Deveer Ficderick^ toynun, ao^el

court. thro{iBoitoQ fireet
Devil Williim. waiehiqakeff and

goMimithf fleet ftreet
Devifma Peter and toaa, ncrcha&tr^

bartholjinaw Jape
DeiriiiD»WiiaLiiii,aerchant4 throf

nerton Arcet
0eYiiiiie Andrew, merchaaty loth*

bury
D aa FcmaadefDaaielj aatrehaftt^

fenchiirch ftreet
. Dial Jjcob, mcrchaat, fiw courts

ditto
Dxai Jofephy meichaat^ btvif-

aitrks, St. Mary ax
Dias IfaacLopes, merchaat, pre^

Cotftreet» goodman^a fieJdi
D cas Randie, aodice maker, ai.

der%»te ftreet
Dick aod Angerioia, lAfiiiaflcc

office, cowper*! cooit, tornhill
Dicker and Hont^ grocert, new-

gate ftreet
Dickinfoo Marthe, efqi alderman,

no. 5, coney covrt, gray's inn '

Dicicinfon George, merchant car-

iKjnter's buadiflgi, Jondofi. waJJ,

men, buckleribury
Dicks Thomts, cdoarman, feiip

church fktttt
Dickfoo Junes, merchant, gaoU

fqoare, antched fiiara
Dickfon Jaii>e<, gla(s warehoaic,

fleet ftreet
Dlgby Charles and fon, merchantfi
• near the hermitage ftairt
Diggles Robett, warehoafemfS|

4othbufy
DtUoa and Cruife, merckanO, aeW

broad ftreet
DilJoQ Stephen, Boerclyiatj 8ti

Mary ax
Dillon Theobald, merchaat, cat

laTie^ rotherhiihe
D.llon and Stanton, iaforaoee aid

fli p agents, at Mrs. Flight'if

fweet)og*s alley, corohilJ
Diliy Edward, bookfeller, podltiy
Dioely Thomas, efq) londonaflvft

aaace-dirc^ori tower hill
Ding*ey Robert, merchant, Ikilf

St. ffeleas
Dingley Charles, merchant, loth*

bury
Dinning Henry, hatur,masepood^

foinhwark
D'lfraeU Benjamin, Italian tan*
' chant, new broad ftreet, next

the meeting hcul'e
Divert John, Thomas and Edarard,

mercers and wooUea drapen,

weft TmlthBeld
Dixon Jamei, merchant, goold

fquare^ crutched friara
Dixon and Mee, metchaoti, fen«

church ftreet, near cuUum ftrett
Dixoa Baijamin, linen draper,
. kingEdwrard ftsirs, wsppsng ''
DockieyRofe, founder, biiho^gate

- ftseet within

Dod Bei jamin, bookfeller, oto mary

- line

Dod Gilbert, oilman-, watling ftr.
l^dSamoeli attoiBty, thieaineedk
ftreet

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Do^iing kn(} Lovellj merchant , Su

Mary hill
Dodfworth J:>hn. Eaton, cfq| man*

fel ftreet, goodtnan^s fields
Dooaldfun Charles^ tobacconift^

toWer royal
Dore and Tollettoo, liDen drapen^

cheapfidtf
Dorrien J oho and comp* merchantij

biliit'er ftquare
Doubleday Ralph, Indico merchanty

fifli ftrcet hill
Djve Henry, tea warehoUfe, whitt-

thapel
Djuglas J.imes-George, merchant,,

old broad ftreet
Douglas Henry, merehatt, mincing

lane
Doazfaint Peter* Jamef, OMtchant,

fpital fquare
Dowdell Akxander, inrorance bro*
ker, at n^elT. Lsapidge a^d
Batfey's, royal exchao|e
Downs Wiliiam, olliziao, holbotrn

bridge
Downs and Chappie, hop mer-
* thant^f bor6u^, fottthwark
D ake and Long, merchant^, lea-

denhall ftreet
Dxewett Thomai, fkinoer, cannon

ftreet
Dieyer John- Diniel and Maurice,
merchaati, m^fco?y coart> tow*
erhiJl
Driffield Benjamin* hatt«r, wor«

cefter flrcec, fouthwark
Dring and Wright, ironnongera

and braziers, cornbill *
Drink water Sanditandt, goldfmith,

gutter Jane
DrWer 6eo)aroin, wharfinger^ cor*
ner of old (wan ftairi, thames
ftteet
Drummond Andrew and comp*

birikerf, charing crofs
Dryfdale James, velvet Weaver,
wheeler ftieet, near fpital fquaie
Do Bois Abraham, merchant, cok-

man ftreet, new bnildings
Du Bpis WUliaor^) nxrchaot, new
broad ftreet

ly )

Da Boil Thnmai^ liniil ^tapef^

cheapfide
Da Cane Peter, efqj bank dircc*

tor, St. Janaes^s fqaare
Duckett Thomas, merchant^ bu/h

lane, cannon ftreet
Dockett and Beale, dyers^ woo4

ftreet, cheapfide
Dudley George, efq; eaftindia dU

re£lor, bloomlbufy fquare
Duffin and Wilfon, brewers, near

new crane, wapping
Dahorty Richard, metchant, waU

brook
Dulces William, cooper, chamber

ftreet, goodmao's fields
Dunbar Jfohn, merchant, lime ftr.
Dunn f^ancis, turkey mcrchant,-

gray's inn
Dunnage Thomas, merchant, bread

ftreet
Dunning William, merchant, dyei's

buildings, holbourn
Dunwell Jofepb, merchant, token*

hoofe yard
Dupont. Andrew- Peter, merchaBt«.

. buckterft>ary
Dopont Peter, wauhmaker, ivy

line, newgate ftreet
Dopre John, merchant^ at a pack-
er's, lime ftreet
Dupre and RuiTelf, merchants, at

Mr. Bernard's, ditto
Dupnis Abraham, hardwareman^

graceehureh ftreet
Durand John- Bap jft, broker, great

St. Helen's
Djrell Henry, merchant, abchurch

lane
Durham and Radley, druggifta and

chymifts, holbonrn
Durnford John and Richard, pia

makert, london bridge
Durnford J^mcF, leather feller,

newgate ilreet
Durranae Robeit, playing card ma*

ker, wiadmUl hill, moorfieldi
Darward Norman, merchant, cle*

ment*s lane
Dutens Peteri Jeweller, leieefter

fquare

G ^ Dttthoit

( m8 )

IKitlioit P^Rter^ Jan. Wmfnt, irog4

llreet, Tpital Heidi
Durhoh JaoDet «fid f«9« weawffy.

prioce** dreet, 4iC(o «
* XKtval Fnocoand Jaho.iDercbmti

and jewellcn, w^rnur^ couft,

uifonpoitpii ftre0t
D/ert CtftoOf ftigaf rc&«cr, nell

cloit IqMlp
D/moke E4 vwd »d Lcmi| Juttsrs >

Anchuich ftitec^jfeif ffufu^ti^

Urtet

hoalemcn» Urthoiomew c|Qi#

EADE and Bo^« a»erc)|Mtr,
execocion dock
£ade Jofl»thf« apd WUcos, ifaip^

chanditn, king £dw»r4 Ibiii,

wappiof
Eaie JiUMtiiaa and Bridgcf^ gin-

pawdar maktn, ditto
Xadco Higgint, diser^ ,tkainc| ^'ect,

UtarnrUck^luil
^adetjoha, fogtr baktr« coal kur-

bow. tkBact i|rtct
JUdei Edward^y oMichant, Uraaby

ftreet, fonthwifk
£iiDooibii WiUiasB, oUauii, oa-

Molkftti
Eaiic AugQftine, cfi}f coupmiffoacr

of CKifey bedford row
Xaraihiw Richard^ iiierchaiit^ for—

jiival't toOf ho|bottro
Eaft JahOy mercbaat, |nc«cbiu^

^ect
Eaftiaad Rickardf infurtnce o£ce«

oppefite the cxchan|ey comhill
Eden Edward, wine merchaAt^

pudding lane
Edie and Latrd^, Qierchaatit lotb-

buty
Edfall ThoqiMa ta4 ion, guapowder

■wwhanttj tooJey ftfeet, ibttth*

Wark
]£dwaid« John, afi|| noerfhaat, aa4

foiith ;ea diredor, old jawT
Edwards Jjlva, cofn&^or^ U?ag«

gardens
Sdwardf ElcuMff and fooa, mer*

chajit»| deroaibire f^uare

l^^rda Ccoffe andHonity
cbantt, bury ftreett St. Maxyaz

Uas Iftac and conip* timber war
chaota« mUre tav^ra, fenchunb
Anct, or bromlcy in keat

Bgletoo fir Charles, knt* 4>ld boad

^ Arpet

Ekioa Jaho, treafoFer of the rayaF

Bank's, chee/emoncert tkaoes
^ ftraa
Ekock aad Taylenrc, wine ma*

ahattti, feflkiQiUne
Bidenon Tkoaoai, lioeo ingth

)iiihop%ate wkboot
Elgar John, warebottimia, tflVat

coarc gfpcacbuich ftreeg
Slgie Johia, cornft&or, canaosl^r*
£1^ J^hib ipwchtfitj barckoiMMVI

iatts
)Qipc PhiHp, mantoM* >«kM^

•bory
Bkoc J'i^y.WAl^kmilce^f fwMbi
• U|g*a amy« jrpEfal exchaiife !
£iiill John« lead merchaat, cvH

aanftccft t

Ellingcon ImtH^ IBC9E]M«t»«Ii

br<^£d ilree^ ,
Elfington Francit, wo»llcir«4f»tara-*

gifctchttifh Hreec
Elliot Francis, merckantj fVHMCr

•Uey. new€ltr ^Rft i

BUtot Archibald, «% o^i i<HPfck 6t

hooie, broad ilreet
BUiat Ifaac^ wine meifhantj ad4

lane, tower ftreet
BUiot J«hn, b|a(kweU ball MM^

ildermanbiiryt
Ellia and Frrey^ »erchaati» but*

rence lane
BUis John, IcCTeaer, hiuk TwUi

eourc, hartkolomew lane
Ellis Thomas, merchanr,. afir-

oourr, bioad ftrcec
Ellis Satcat), pawterer, baOoghall

Areet
BUis Jtmes, comfa^or, St. Ca«
. therioe*s iqoare» near iroa gate
EUiibn Joha, dinin^, wbiteckapet'
BlIiBg^aa Uktl, kotej ckeapfide

Elton.

( ftg J

foilkftreet
Sneiton Afexaoder and cotnp.

colourmeiiy ftrand
Bmmett Richtid Wiinho«6« ver-

chinty bafioghtU ftreet
Baderbj Samuel^ oil cooper^ lower

thames ilreet
Erus Ifaacj meichanf^ pm yar^

homidiflicch
BiTCcarte P^ter Dr, nerchanti it

a packer*!, in iherborne lane
BrringtOQ and Hotehinioo, coach-

in&rfjK long acre
Efcatt and Rodetcr^ hat makerl^

nichoUs lane^ lombard ftreet
Bfpiaosa jMob, inrurcr^ new broad

ilreet Initldiaga
BTpiaoca Ifaac, wine mcrchabt^ at
mr. llotgan\ barge piti, bock-
let 0taiy
fivani and Wane^ grocers, hay-

tnarfc^t
Evana and Ton, dyert, booth ftrcet«

fpitai fields
BVe Charlci* rope maker, rother*

hth .

Evelyn fir John, bart. coinQiiflioner

of tk^ cuilofflt, St. James*! place

Ewart John, braady inerchant«

thames tfreet, near the cuilom

hooie

Bwart David, notaay poblkle, bir«

chin lane
Bwer Walter and John, merchants,

love leoe, aMeripanbury
BwerWillian and Thomu, turkey

merchants, lime ilreet
Ewer Nathaniel, cheefemooger^

thames ftreet
Ewer John, linen draper, cheapfide
BwerSaosuel, foap maker, within

biihop%ate
Baton and Lightibot, linen draper f,

cheapfide
Byoard Altzander, merchant* at
mr. Ttse's, (hortei'a court,
throgffiorton ftreet
Eyre Edward, linen draper, foxk
ftreet, covent garden

Eyrei John-Edwtrd, wint ner«
chant, lineoln*a inn fields

Byton Wflliaai, IttibraAce ctSu^
behind th« royal exchange
F

FAtCONBRand Farquhar,
merchantr, petei*»a^ey^corn-^

hill ■
Parmer Thomas, bottle waiehou^r

three cranes, qoeenhtthe
Farmer and comp. dyeri, hog laoft^
' ftioreditch
Farmer Bichard, meal-faAor, hrc^

ken wharf, thames ftreet
Farnworth WlUSaiv, warehoufeman^

cullum ftreet
Farr George, grocer,, nev^ee'ilr.
Farrant Jdhn, timber merchant,.

rotherhithe
Farrar Jlichard and comp* china-
men, feochurch ftreet
Farrar Thomas, com-fs^r, no.a^

ptefcot ftreet, goodman's fields
Farthing WiUiaa, tobacconill>,
. iriday ftreet
Faihton John,, linen drsper, cheap*

fide
Faflett John, dlftUler, horfiydown,

foothsratk
Faoqaier William, tf%y mafon^

yard, St. J[ame8*a
Fawkeoer William, ef^j londoo af^

iurance dire^^or aod turkey mer**

chant, Warwick court,' Warwick

koe
Fawfon Richard, woollm draper^

.St. Paurs church yard
Fearoa Peter, bfcker^ aicholaa

lane
Featheiftone WllliAm, tobaccofiiiK

weftfmithfield
Feildon aod Rooke, fruit brokers^

Sr. Dttoftan's hill
Fell Jofeph, wine merchant, hat«

ton garden
Fell liifter, merchant, ditto
FennBurkitr, hofier, eorahill
Fenn Thomas, wareAoufeman|

bear*a head court, graccchoich

ftreet
C5

Fcneet

(I

Fcjyicr WiUlitt* bookfdlcc, pater

30 )

FoKon Ridtar^. aerduot^ old

broad Ibect
PeowiikTbosiai and Ralph, 2toc-

wanuMtrt, Bpper thamct Areet •
Fcrard Johft| Wat er^ chorchftreet^

fpitallidda
Fergoion Robarti efq; aoftin friarr
TtrgnfloD WiUnm aad comp. drag-

1^, wood fireet
Fertuflbn Heaiy, whalebone mer-

chant» ditto
Fermigoac and Whattoo» attornies,

warnford court, thrognorton fir.
Temiadefl Aothony, merchant,

philpot hoe
Ferrieri Ifiuc, merchant^ Warwick

conrt, Warwick Jane
Ferroi Abraham, merchant, church

ftreet, fcho
Fetherftonhaugh and Browne, wine

merchants, tower hill
FeveraJl Robert and comp. ffier*

chanta, walbrook
Field Beojimin, hofier, gracechurch

ilrect
Fieid William, cbeefenoDger, np«

per tbamcs ftreet
Field William and fon, feedfineo,

ihames ftreet, near billingrgate
Field Thomaa, bookfeller, corner

of pater nofter row* cheapfide
fielder William, Aationer, corohiU
Fi'gri John, wax chandler, newgate

Arect
F;;es Thomai, ^vggift, clare ftreet,

clare market
JF.ncK John, irofimoo|er, ciemeot*!
. Jane
Finch Thomai , linen draper, white-

crofs Araec
Finlow and Edwardtju filkmen,

cheapfide
Finney William, linen draper,

blowbladder fireet
Fitter and Pearfc, blackwell hall

fndtorr, lothbaty
Fiiber Jobn, blackwell kail factor,

aidcrmaAbuij

Filher and SkuuKf , tobacc^mft^

fmithfield
FiHier Tfoomai, efqs agent, azyatdy

king ftreet, weftminfier •
Filher and Morlej, com-fa£lor5

piefcot Areet, goodman*c fieldt^

liO, II*

Fitter Thomazon, watchmaker,
• cleikeowell |reea
Fitter Sarah, merchant, tower hill
Fitftgerald George, merchant, be*

hind bi/hopfgate church
Firxhugh William, tuikey (rer»

chant, fword blade coffee houfe,

birchio lane
FJameng Ctiarlet, linen draper,

cheapfide
Fiee'wcod John, chinaman, leaden*

hall ftreec
Fletcher and Rickardfon, tea dealers,

cbeap6de
Fletcher Will'am, ho6er, ditto
Fletcher and Cole, infnrancc office,

.oppo£te the exchange, cornhiil
Flight and Kennedy, linen drapers,

leadeohaU ftreec
Flint William, haberdsfher, bridge
. foot, fouthwaifc
Flood William, orange nerchnnt,

thames ftreet
Fbwer Fiancii, merchant, green

'letticelane, cannon ftreet
Flower John, packer, bury ftreet,

St. Mary ix
Flower John, linen draper, charini

crofs
Flower Peter, broker, Tom* a cof*

fee houfe, cornhiil, or bethoal
.green
Flowerdewe Thomas and comp*
. merchants, tower hill
Floyd Edward, packer, mincing

lane
Floyer Peter, refiner, oat lane, no*

tie ftreet
FJudycrftr Samuel, knt. aldemai^

and bank dire£tor, baftnghall ftr.
Fiudycr fir Samuel and liioflBai,

warehoufemen, ditco
Fogg and cospp* warehoufea)|n,

ladlaae

{ '3

FoobUaque John and Aatho«y^

merchaottf great tower ftreet
Ponaereaa Zachaiiai- Philip, mer-

chant, fife lane
Fonocfeau, Wajpale aod Burrell^

xnerchaotp, vrarnford court, throg-

morton ftreet
FoDfeca Mofei Da, tobacco mer-
chant, bevifmarks
Forbes George, merchant, great

Cower hill
Forbetf George, wine merchaat,

dulce ftreet, york buildingi .
Forbes Alexander, friday ftreet
Forbes Thomas, merchant, little

trinity lane
Forbet and co-np. infurance brokers,
- Lloyd*! cofFee hoofe, lombard

ftreet
Ford Richard, tobacconifl, watling

ftreet
Ford Thorfton, broker, wood ftr.

^ cheapfide
Ford James, irterchant, at mr,

Hcgg^s, church alley, old Jewry
Foreman M^ry alid foo, diftilleis,

..St. M.ry hill
Forreft William, weaver, gun ftr.

fpital fields
Fjrfter Thomas and Edward, tnik y

merchants, bond court, walbrock
Forfter Thpma«, haberda(her, poult,
Forftcr William, grocer, grace-
church ftreet
Forfter Thomas Farly, mcrchaor,

bond couit, walbrook
Fortefcoe William, linen draper,

klog (krttt, covent garden
Fortrie dies,. linen draper, cheapfi.
Forward Jonathan, merchant, love

lane, eaftcheip
Fnftick Thomas, cheefetnonger^

biihopfgatc without
Softer J frpb, brewer, ftioreditch
Fofter, Grimes and Fofter, ware-

boufemen, cateaton ftreet
Fofter Iiighar, ironmonger, c!e«

meot*s lane
Fofter Robeit, merchant^ no. 36,

buir ftreet; wappiog

Fofter Simon, woollen ditper, bs*

rough
Fofter Robert and fon« fli^pwrighu>

fhadwell dock
Fofter, Adams and Holmes, tannejt^

five foot lane, baroaby ftreet
Fowell Thomas, merchant, col^»

man ftreet
Fuwke Richard, ironmonger, bi«

ihopfgate within
Fowler Roger, merchant, bcCofph

lane
Fowler Abraham, colourman, pie-

cadilly
Fowler John and Toplbg, rope

makers, fun tavern fields, ftiad-

well
Foxwell Reuben and Jshn. weavers,

church ftreet, fpital fields
Foy and Walfbrd, buckram fliffnert

and dyeri, bonhill row, moot*

fields
Francklin Charles and comp. lea-

therfelleri, temple bar .
Franco Jacob, Mofeh and Rephaef^

merchantr, fenchurch ftreet
Franco Jofeph and David, merchs,

ditto
Frsnkland Frederick, efq; commif-

fioner of excife, fpring gardena
Frapks Aaroo, merchant, bifttopf-

gate ftreet
Franks Nspthali, merchant, billU

ter fquire
Frafer aad Ckfe> merchants, tower

dock
Frafer and Whertcn, merchant,

. love lane, aldermanbury
Freame, Barclay and Freame,

bankers, lombard ftreet
Free Jobs, london afluraoee di*
> re6ior and t6rkey merchant, at

mr. Pembcr*s, markiaie
Freelaod Robert, woollen draper,

the corner of monument yard
• Freeman Jeremy, merchant, at

mr. Welton*s, packer, p*^ ftreet,

near threadncedie ftreet
Freeman and Staiobank, lead mer-
chants and (hot makcn» mark

06

FHemaa

( «3*)

a«rtoii ftrcct
Wtttmn^Ajny uia Walker, di-

ilUltn, biruby ftretr, (botbw.
9nkt WUlbii^ ii«fim(Mig*r, ||aii«

hope irccty darcflMrket
FftatMn JaiBc», merchant, li»ck*

iwy> or Bail»n*i coffee hoiile
Vfiaetiix udFiee, tvrkcjr B«r.

chAotf, at the oUt* tftc» fig

titec
f leaoot John ud fim, wf i?eM,

woodfttMt, Ipttal6e!ia
YreacK Banaky, coal ncrchai^,

ktidciPaU picdaa
Fiaftch Alemn^, iraaBo m af^ ro*

thcfhtiha
Freflrlicfot Ralph, tttomeff >I-

Icn'fcottity leaJaahall ftrect
Fiewin Johss lutoda&cr,. alder*

raaoWi7
Frkdcabcig Joh», vaf<ho»leiiuie.

Ffiaad CwKW, rM9» ^^

of coJeflMH flrect, loUkbvry
Friead Oaoi|e,ic«iec djcr, ckrkeii-

well
Frobock Wiiliao, com^fcaor, rear

iroaaiMi|ett h^U, fimtkitrcli ftr.
Ftnibard lunef, ptefchaiifty ckaicb

ftfcet, iptul ieldt
Fry Wilfiao^ linm draper^ t<acc-

cburch ftfcec
Wife Charlet, tuikey neicliaarf

caft (beat, red lioa f«|iiara
Frye Rowland Aad fuaaa)* noiw

cbaatt, naik laM
Frper Tbonasi Unco draperj ki«

fliopfgate withoot
Ftyer Jeftph^ linen draper, ponltQr
Ffjfer F/aaeii,«ikoMle upbelfterer,

kingftitel, cheapfide
Fallaiar Ckriaopiicr, furgeoo, fq-

%u loaf court, kadcokail ibeet
ruUagar and Todd, &>p ielkrf,

ditto
Fuller Tlinaat and Stephen, aer-

cfaentB, »car ihs church, cie*
iiieQt't kiae, lomhard ftrcet
Fsllcr John, hocikicUer, «tc mary

FWler foba, lool^feaer tad hnker,.

blowUadder (tnet
FoUer, ion end Wctck, baakerd,

lonbard ftrceC
Fur!y John, iMrcbaiit. at or,

Hijter*f, St, ifaitto*a lane.

S^.

cannon ftieet
'Furoel Peter, com-fiiaar,

TbooBaa apoMei
Fttrileaaa, Laafkapa and MoUtnf,
nocKbantf, fcotcb yfid^ bijk
bine, cuHion (I ect
Foasard Jjbo, dealer in bard wood»
bethttal green

O

GAB AY Ifaac Sipant, mer-
cbant, bttiy ftreet, St* Maxy

ax
G iniboiioogb Samad, habeidaiher,

laareoce lane
Gale Mattbtai, aeickaiit, peer

jurylaoe, aldgate
Gailopiae Jamet* mercbaot, great

tower ftieet
GaUwith Jobti, warehoufemaai

iroaoaonger lane
Oambicr and Naib, bralMrf, a|l-

derma' ycharch yard
.Ganinon and Cbakwer, drug 8iei[w

chantt, laiuenee pouotney lane'
Candolfi Peter and NklMb*, inti(-

chantfj dove couitt Jombaid

ftreet
Gavdea Pbtlipi, goldlinttb, aoi^

fide of Sr. Fiul'i cbarcb yard
Oirdei Stephen, broker, BAker*a

coflSea houlc, exchange dfey,

corahtU
Gardiner SaQiiiel, ftock broker,

Jonathan's coffee boure, ditto
Gardiner Henry, leweller^ MiU*a

boUdiogp, fetter lane
Gardner Oiarlet, mercheat, aC

mr. B»xier'f, walbrook
Gardner Qemaliel, packer, great

St. Helen*!
G<rnatth and Bocklc, menbanti,

co'eman dreet
Garner and Williami| eoin^fa^on^
bridge yard, toole^ fireet

Qaraeyt

C '

Cameyi and tan, c0hk>ftAori» at

nr. Seale^f » mark laoe
Oarraid R. H. linen draper^ cheap-

Ii4e
Carrat Thomai, hofier, ditto
Garfed John,. ribbon wc^ver^ WoQd

fbett, cheagfide
Gaicoyae fir Crilp,. knt» and al-
derman, fainbow coffee hoiife«

comhill
Gafcoyoe Benjamin^ wioe mer-
chant, how lane, cheapfide
Cjihiy Francif, efqj foatb fea di*

redor, bloomibury i^uare
Galk Jbhn, merchant, at inr*-

S)>ildiag*i, grocer, whitechapel
C^Aineao €harlet, broker, fwan

alley, coleman ftreet
Gathome and Davidfon^ mcKbantl,

^reae tower hill
Gictty Jofeph, druggift and chy«

mift, watling ftreet
Gaunt Abraham, hop merchant, St.

Mirgaret'a hill
Gavflen Peter, merchant, great St.

Helena
Gaoflfcn Peter, Jnot nerchant,

ditto
Cauvain Peter-Henry, merchant,

prince*a ftreet, fpital fielda
Gaylard and Barbar, grocer*, ne^r

biHfhgfgate
Ceare and Stump, brokera, pater

nofter row
Gee Benjamin, warehouremen, ^C

the fwan inn, lai lane
Geeve Thomas^ woollen draper,

black friari
George Edward, threadman, near

the puonp, bHiopfg^te ftreet
George Henry, tHiCadman, ditto
Gihcroe CaiKerine, lace merchant,

parliament ftreet, weAminfter
Gibfon Jamei ar.d Con, wine met-

chants, th^mei ftreet
Gibfon John, hceman, laurtnce

lane, iheaplide
Gibfon William, notary pubUck,

bow lane, ditto
Gibfon Ou|lford, iinea dnper,

ditto

3^)

Gibfon Frederick, lineo draper,.

cheapfide
Gideon 9Mnpion,efq} no. i6^ lin^

coln*a inn fieldf
■Gigner Francis,, ihoe maker, waU

brook
Gignona John, merchant, watlio]g

ftreet
Gilbert Thomaa, wine cooper, ha-

fingball ftreet
Gilbert George,. Unga draper^

foQthwark
Gilcbrjfl Sterling, goldfmith, lorn-

bard ftreet
Giidart R:chard, efqf- eaft iodin

director and merchant, new broad

ftreet
Giidart Thomaa, merchant, jeftery'a

fqoare, St. Mary ax
Giles Daniel, fen. wearer, gun

ftreer, fpital fields
Giles Paoxel, jan. filk broker,

crifpin ftreet, ditto
Gilea Thomas, merchant, maiti^,'i|

lane, cannon ftieet
Giles John, corn- factor, harp laoe,

tower ftreet
Gill John, goldfmith and jeweller,

gracechurch ftreet
Gill Robert, atrorney, angel coort,

throgmorton ftreet
GilmOre Allen^ ipilliftone met*

chant, pickle herring ftaira
Glmbert Richard, corn-faAor, op«

pofite the india warchou(es, fe%»

church ftreet
Ginck George and William, bankers,

iombard ftreet
Girdlefton Thomas, fcotch faAor,

watline ftreet
Qtrle and Butler, wine merchants^

fife lane
Glafi Philip, ftationer, caft|e alley,

eornhill
Glover Richard, inforance broker,

change alley
Olyn fir Richard, knt. and hart*

and alderman, iombard ftreet
Goadby Samuel, ilationer, fufcet-

ing's alley, cornhUi

Goatley

r I

OoAtlcy ViM, merehnCi ftvi|e

^•rdcst, tower hill
Go44ard Tbomtf , upboliUftri ftilk

Arcct

Goddud tnd comp, bottoa Mtn,

cannon (liect
GoddAriJ •luy bardwarffman^iract-

church ftrceC
Godfrey Petv, ef^j eaft tndU di-

reAor and muchanc, cruuhed

liiart
Godfrey Thonu, loodoa aflurance

dircAor and merchant, ditto
Godfrey Edmund* merchant, ditto
Godfrey Sherman and comp. diAil-

Icn, limehoofe
Gadfrcy Edwaid and comp. brewen>

golden Jaae
Godfrey Jafeph, cfq; Secretary to

the fun fire office , at the fun fire

office, Chreadacedle ftrcet
Godhelp Thomai, coal and wood

mer^nt, george yard, upper

thamct ftreet
Godin David, merchant, mark lane
Gi^in Divid, weaver, brown'i

lane, fpital fields
Godin Gnion and coop, inlbrance

brokers, old broad ftreet
Godvrin Henry, tilbory water vrare-

hoofe and coal merchant, old

bcthlem
Gocbell Joho-Gerrard, fagar- refi-
ner, near lambeth hili, thame*

ftreet .
Gohl Chriftophcr- John and comp.

merchant!, nkholas lane, lom-

bard ftreet
GJding William, faAor, borough,

fouthwark
Goldfmid Aaron, merchant, gun

y4rd, hound fditch
Goldftooe Gwyn, merchant, nor-

folk ftreet, ft rand
Gomm Wiliiem and Ton, cabinet

makers, derkenwell clofe
Goodchild Thomas, teaman, pall

mall
Goodchild John, liccj draper,

cLaritogcrvfa

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Goodeve Chriftophcr, cottonaaBf

mile end
Gdold and comp. merchants, pud-
ding lane
Gorden and Clay, wine raerchaotf ^

laurence pountney lane
Cordon Alexander, watehoufeman,

prince>ft(c'et, near the manfioa

houfe
Gordjn Samuel and Voyfey, lia-

berdalhers, cannon ftreet
Gordon Thomas, merchant, tower

hill
Gordon Nathanie), merchant, cat-

eaton ftreet
Gore and Mellifli, merchants, bx-

ihopfgate wiihin
Gjre and Perchard, metal' button

and hardware w^rehoufe, cannon

ftreet
Gjfler John-I<eopold, rope maksr,

limebeufe
Gofliog Francis, efq; alderman,

fleet ftreet
Gofling, Beonet and Gofliog, bznk-

ers, dicio
Gofling George, hofier, comhin
Gofnell Koolles, liora draper, fri*

day ftreet, cheapfide
Cough Charles, efqj eaft 'India di«

reflor, walthamftow '

Gougfa and Tfcbbourn, warehoufe*

iren, laurence lane
Googh and Prieft, btafs- founders,

addle ftreet, wood ftreet
Gould and Turner, cyder merchanb

and fruiterer!, ^ueen ftreet,

cheapfide
Gould Charles, judge odvocate^

privy gardens, Whitehall
Gower Baptift Levefoo, efq; half

moon ftreet, tray fair
Grace, Flight and Grace, linen

drapers, cornhill
GrafT Sari.utl Bernard, merchant,

nag*s head court, gracechuich

ftreet
Grafton and Boone, oilmtOf with-
out aldgate
Graham Jofiah, ftationer, the coc-

aer of craven ftreet^ ftraod

braham

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Pnhtm lUchard^ orange merchuit,

botolph lane
Oranger Jonathaa^ wine cooper^

tower ftreet
^Grant Alexander, merc&anti UIU*

ter Jane
'Grant and ion, warehoufemen, ti]»
; bet court, gracechurch ftreet
Grant and Robertfon,rcotch fadon,
I bread ftreet
.Grantham capt* Caleb, at mri*

Helme'ty maofel futctf good-

inan*a fields
Grape Thomai, ftationer, grace-

chorch ftreet
Gratten John, merchant, old broad

ftreet
G'ayea John, fh'pbuilder, lifflehouCe
G.avea Thomst, hop merchant,

borough, fouthwark
Gray John, grocer, bifliopfgate ftr*

wittiia
Gray John, warehoofeman, eaftle

courts Jaurence Jane
Green WiJliam and comp. mer-

cljantB,. bell wharf, ihadwell
G een Joieph^ weaver, fpital /quare
.Green and HiU, oilmeo, thamer

ftreet, near bread ftreet hill
JC^reen ^ Jofepb, baj fa^or, wio^

chefter ftreet
Oreeo Jiihua, /hag wearer, wide*i
; gate alley, Tpital fields
Drtta Edward, oilman, newgate

ftreet
Green James, clock and watch*
. maker, feochurch ftreet
Green Edward, diftiller and toWc*

conift, borough, Touthwark
Greene Mordecar, merchant, at mr,

Brice*5, in French ordinary court,

crutchcd friars
Greene Peter, b-ewer, ratdiBTcrofs
preenhill Thomas, ftationer, oppo«

lite the manfion hvjufe
Creep iway Francis, grocer^ alderf-
. gate ftreet
Greeawollers and comp. linen dra*

pers, yoik ftreet, coveiit garden
jDrcofell George, pewterer, near

thechurchi gracccharch ftreet

Gregg Ralph, broker, budge row :
Gregf , Ydung and Larie, mercers^

cheapiide
Gregory James, merchant, prince's

ftreet, near the maofion houfe
Gieoville James, efq; (bath audicy

ftreet, groCvenor jquare
Greflum John Heigham, grocer,

newgate ftreet
Orettoo Henry, cograrer, fen-
church ftreet
Grew Henry, linen draper, iron*

monger lane
G ier J hn, merchant, buckleifb.
GrifTen G^otge, hatter, gracechorch

ftreet
Gxiffin Walter and comp. ribbon
weavers, wood ftreet, cheapfi&e
Griftith Henry, dyer,nLsse poodi

fouthwark

Griffith J'hn, woollen draper, lom*

bad ftreet i

Griftith Owen, hardwireman and

comb maker, borough, ibutb*

wsrk

drimftead Thomas, jeweller and

goldfmith, St. Paul*! churchyard

Grindall Richard, futgeoo, auftin

friars
Grifdale and Cjmon, merchants,

huggin*s alley, wood ftreet
Grifeel Richard, tobacconift, waU

li ig ftreet
Grofcte and Hatchinfon, merchant^

charteihoofe fquare
Grofvenor, Webber and SImmont,

ftationers, leadenhall ftreet
Grote Andrew and comp* mcrchti*
muddiford court, fei.chorch ftr.
Grove Richard, potter, horilydowa

lane, fouthwark
Grove Stlvanus, london afTurance
dircAur and merchant, OMrtin's
lane, cannon ftreet
G<'ove Ji^ph, merchant, at mr«

Cartwright*s, cannon ftreet
Grover, Gatre and Warner, coal*
. f.^lon, faJutation tavern, bU-

lingfgace
Groves Thomas, grocer, ktn^ flreet,
we(|ffiinftcr

Cfubb

XM^ taA JtStry^ liiieB topen» iligM Jofeph, wuthomfemMM,.

Chrogmtrton Iktmt caftk courts Uureooc Itne

OnodT Rtchtf d, oilauBf nd Hagnt Charici and Bdward, mer-

laiafield c Inati, laldermtDbury

Caerin Majaard^ tgcBt, crowa Hainkt tad Mafon, ftook broken^

coart, duka ftreet, wtftmtaller ezchaage alley

Ootrts Andrew, mefchaat, ai* Hainworth Jbho, handkefclmf

c&oht laae, lombard ftrcct weaver, wtdcfptt alley, near

OoilleaBard aad foaa, weaven, fpitalMds

fteward flrect, fpital fielda Hake Abraham, inei<ehant^<ilui*t

Ovillum Samuel, pluaaber, loth- caffi^-houfe,. orat mr, imdyV

boty a«w liroad ftreet

Cviaaod Jofe?h tad Heary, mer« Htkrow and Hyde, merchaatiy

chaati, littk St. Helena, bt- narkUac

flMpfgata Ibeet Hale John, broker, at a grocer *«,

Cuinaad Jamct, vetTert charch nicholaa Jane, lombard Aieet

ftrctt, ipital fields Hale and Toyfe,. bofierf, boro«gh

Cataand Pater, merchant, fimn- IffaU Richard, efq; loath £» cii*

taia cooit, aldermanbary r«A«r» navy office, tower hfll

OaUba Jofeph, jao. efq] foath fca Hall Robert, hat maker, lower

dhaAor, felnTqaare caft Imttbidd

Coafon Thomat, broker, jermyci Hall John, hat maker, tower fir.

ftreet, St. James'4 Hall John, grocer, kadetthall Ar*

Gaater Barbery, upholder, holbom Hall Joha, paper ftali.er,' alder-

Gunthorp John, wine merchaat, naaboi^

little cower ftreet ' Hall Heary, cyderman, great St*

Caraell and Hoare, merchaata, neur Helena

the Paara head tavern, gQildhatt Hall William, difliller, near great

OwilUm William, haberda^ier^ moorgate

bow lane Hall aod Hudfoa; weaven, wide*

Gwilt George, weaTer, wood ftr, gate alley

Gwilt John, Tea. iiierehant,Bat(on*8 ffiUlGoorge, tobaeeooift, ftraad

coflFce hoofe, corah U Hallet capt. John, royal ezchaott

Cwilt John, jun. merchant, at afluraoae direAor aad ftip'a hor-

mr. Bureao*», great St. Heleaa, band, love lane, aldermanbary

Uftopfgiite ftreet ^ Halfi^x earl of, comm'T&oner of

H trade, dowiiiag ftreet, weftiiiin|(«

HADDOCK Thomai,merchant, Hambroogh Jama*, naerchanr,

bread ftreet edeman ftreet

Haden Philip, cheelcmoiipr, hcr^ Hamilton and Cookfoa, BaerchanCf,

mitage cateaton ftreet

Radley Heary, efi]} eaft iadia dt~ Hamilton aad comp. merchaat^^

re6N>r, Warwick coort, Warwick loitkbury

lane Hamilton W91iam aad ion, nphoi*

fiagen Godhard, raerehant, fen- , den, whirechapel

chorch ftreet, oppofite colham Hammet Beijamio, infunocc bf^

ftreet ker, corner of talbot coort, eaft*

Hagen Godhard, jon. london afla« cheap

ranee direftor, ditto Hammond Jamw, merchart, -at

Hagen Wacn«, fthwer, baraaby teigh and HammondV jeftery^

ftreet, fottthwark ^ |^„^^ St. Mary.a<

Ha

Hkaasami Ambfttft^ iiUUr^sfPir

thamet lleeet
llaaaim«iid BartboIoine«r>«(q)licftii^

fort buiidingtj, ftrand
l&DUBOod P^ter^ torkef narchanty'
iWord blade c^c hoviie, bif chin
Jace, CQrnbiU
Haoamoivl Williani, t|irkey. our-

chant, ditto
ifmufnni, &i Roiche and jDOOp^

warehoufemen, cheapfidr
Ha&biiry, Ca^ and 0/|ood^ acr-

chatitsy toyver ftrert «

Hanl^ory Jb^j marchaa^ b«itk*

Urn>ary
Hancock Heiuy^ filgar baker, MW^

SaUilrect
Raodcock mu4 Jacab^« Uaia df ft*

pan^ poultry
Manda Sacnncl^ meal h^qi, fed

croTa flpMty fark» foaM^^ark
Mane Diederick- Jacob, mefckaat^
nt mr. Jacebfiifi^, in lafisfkitt
ibect
e»€ord W 9ttUock, yrocni, Jrirfi

hollH>ra
HwikeyfirJ^iafb, ki«t» aUemaai

fenchurch ftreet
Hanlaoy Br Jofeph and ftr fhoflMi,

bankers, ditto
Hankioi Cdfratd, cmd U&«rt
no. i«. prelMt ftraat, laodiwo'f

merchants, botelph line
Baiiway JauM* «)afch«ot, ftrand^<

or at jiohn*« oo^ee koofe, coroli.
Hardcaftk aod ^uley, telJaw fa»>'

tors and hnp flMrflha»Bs« iiaar-eM<

iW^n ftain
Hardey Charles- i

Hardiag BAbert, ko^aKirf er aod^
. braaifr« niiaorias
Hirding Jsmes and tmm^ ^ktrtf

buihiaee« eaiMoo ttttu
Hardiog William, bockiam HAutr,

matenMid, ftothwark
Hardiog John, mcfehant^ boib lutt.

Hanaa ^^lexanJer, nercbant^ al-

dtrmanbvry
Hanrcombe William, whip maker,

flreft mepriate
Hanfon, Clark and comp. merclits«

a«d dry iislCers, miles's lane;

camion ftreet
Han£)o|oho, teamto,,near middid

row, holborn
Hao^bn John- Lawk, infufanae ef<^

fice, cowper*s court,, corokill
Winda TbAONi^ glattbode, whifed

friara
fiinfiNi Thonai, gipaer, 4eadea*

hall ftreet
Hittfai ^dwafd and floynp. breweif,

brekenwhatf, thamei^efC^

Haidx Jefiah, af<|f ibvtb In dfate.
tor and meicksott aci ' '

Hardy John,

• -nflaadinkaiAicafc

HaileyTbeaiai,

muU

Harejofeph, hofier,afl»UU
Hen, Salmon and KilnMr, htmnt^

fore ftreet, limehoafe
Harene Rflgnr, a% kimiatti M.

cavcndiih fqaara
Hftrfofd fiamnci, tMs«Mr> miBl-

ftraet
Hsrliag Rackaid, froMr, fpdcfoft

ftreet
HarHag Saptimaa, aifaua, dktr '
Herman Abraham, noliry pabikki.

(had thamer
Harries and Croiiold, corn faAort;

fiivage gardens
Hatfia Gkarlef, iationar,

hall ftreet
Haprie John, filk throwfter,

ftreet, goodman*8 iieids
HsMrii and SaitfttkasaCe, katteia^^

eennoo ftreet
Hnrrts Jolcph and John,* merccrt ^

bedfoi^ ftfaat, eoeeotf^dfii,
Hania Thoaias, thmwIWr, maibflfA
. cawt, fpitalfialdi
Harris Robert and^homaa, CBUk

faAoffr hofAyd«wo,,rovthwatk ^
Harris

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NMkQoailtii mtfchintf mufcovy

Marty tqwerhiJl
Hirrifoa fir ThoBts, knt« cbani-

bet Iain of loodon, guildhall
Harrifoo Jahn, cfqi etft india dt*

redor, charterkoufe fquare
HarriTon Samuel,^ efq} caft iadia

diredor, corahiU
Harrifoo and Rofwell^ tttorDttt,

togel courti thrognorton ftreet
Haifiibn and Baglkawy metrchabtr,
. eld broad ftreet '

Harrifon and Bark«, lincft dfaperi,

bread ftreet
Hirtifon and Wilfoi, wirehofife-

men* friday ftreet
HirriTon M«tthevir and Berjuiiio»
^: mcrcbanty, netrxourtj fwithio'i

lane, cannon ftreec
Barri/ba and Prickett^ merchanti«

St. Martia'a-le^graod
Rairop Thomat and km, warclimife

• meo^ george yard, lombard ftr*
Bart John, tobaeconifty lower

tkames ftreet
Hartley 3amuel, Bercer^ lodgate

ftieet
Hiftky iBd Speocer, mercers^ fleet

ftreet
- Hartley Robert, mas't neiter and

watehoufemas, boaodQitch
BartSey Cbariea and conp. weaver^,

booth ftreety fpiul fields
Harveft Richard^ diftiller, fleet ftr*
Harvey David, meichanti laureaoe

lane^ cheapfide
Banrey Sainoel andWilliar, mei'-

chaatSf mincing lane
Banrey and Coker, merchanti,

gold ftreet, wood fltreet
Harvey William, checlciiioogerf

ratdiff croTa
Barwood Richard, indiao maker,

black friara
Baiel and Voyain, haberdaiheny

mitre court, cheapfide
BaftTeil ThoaM», hatter, cheapfide
Hatchett Richatd, linen draper,

kiogil eet, coveot garden
Batterfley Thomaa, oilfBan, coraer
. of the bridge yard, tooley ftreet

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Hawei Fmactf, ironifioBgef^ mi»

noriei
Hawes William, broker, doYphidf

court, tower ftreet
Hiwkilit Daniel, oilman, biftiopf*

l^ate ftreet without
Hawkins Samuel and Edward, tim-
ber merehantt, lemoil ftreet/

goodman'a fieldi
Hawkins Samuel, }uo. filk throw-*

der, ditto
HilRiey Simuel, "brewer, hermitage
Haydon William, grocer, black-
nan ftreet, fouthwark
Ba}hurft Thomat, warehoufeAio,

addle ftreet, wood ftreet
Ha^e -Thomas, efq) richmond
Hayeei Wiilam and George, ageata

.for ftiipa, freeman's lane, 'ibath-
" walk
Haye Jamei, merchant, ftuftiii

friara
Hayter George, druggift, paacrai

lane
Hayward tAd Rofe, mtichantr^

brabaot court, philpot lane
Hayward Thomat, merchant, t6lref

ftreet
Hayward thpmai, hofier, thrdg*,

moi ton ftreet
Ha«ar(i Jofeph, ftock broker, undef

the royal exchange, corahill
Healey James, tobacconift, biftiopf*

gate ftreet without
Hearl Thomai, timber merchantj^

narrow ftreet, limehoufe
Hearfey Andrew, merchaot, bo*

tolpb lane
Heath Kelland,. broker, laureace

poontney hill
Heath Htrmaa, diftiller, back fthr*

lambeth
Heath Stephen, haberdaftier, bread

ftreet
Heafehcbte CUbert, merchant, oli

Ibttth Tea houfe, broad ftreet
Heatoo l&ac, diftiller, baakfide^

fouthwark
Beaton John, wool ftapler, baraa«

by;ftrett

HeitiNl

(I

Slektoii John, iteorneyi thread-

Beedle ilreet
. Heaton Samueli broker, fava^e

gardens
Hebert Jafflet tod fon, mercbaiitr«

fenchurcfa ftreet
Hebert P<ter^ weaker, princefi ftr.

fpUal fields
Heide Clans, merchant, welldofe

fquare
Heioicken Hannao,M. D. watlbg

ftreet
HeiDselmann John Conrad, ner-

cbanr, rid broad ftreet
Heinselmann J .hii*Swiccard, mer*

chant, crooked Jane
neldt, Vaflmer and comp. mer-
chants, ifienchurch ilreet, oppo-

fite cuUuffl ilreet
fielmiley Timothy, hofier, thread-
needle ilreet
. Hemming John, linen draper, b6«

rough, louthwark,
HeockcU Tilman, ef<o|} ionth fea

direAor and merchanf, St* Mary

mx
Henckell James, efq; fub-goTerner

of the rapl exchange afliirance,

fencburch ftreet
Henekell James and Ifaac, mer-
chants, ditto
.Henckell and Maibn, mirchanti,

cannon ftreet
HenderfinJjhn, ilock broker, Jo«

iiathan*fe coffee hoafe, change

Kenderfon John, merchaof, birchin

lane, cornhill
Renderien Thomaa, difttUer,

prioce*t ftreet, leiceftcr tieldi '
Henderfon Chr-ftopher, bookieUer,

royal exchange
Henderfon James* hair merchant,

little britain
Hendricks Herman, merchant.

Baker's coiFee houie, change alley
Henley Joho, mercer, cheapfide '
Hennjker John, efq; londoa afla-
. ranee direAor and merchant,

Janeway*! coffet bonfe, ot ftfat«

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Hecihaw Jaikiei, merchant/ tewir

hill
Heoihaw Robert, attorney, cook's

hal), aMerfgate ftteet
Herbeit Robert, efq; hill ilreet,

berkley fquare
Haibert Robert, ftationer, monu«

mcQt yard
Heme Kobeit, ironmonger, mi-

nories
Hernon Domioiik, grocer, ftrand
Heron William, corn fa^or, fdo

conrt, fencburch Arest
Herring and Smith, whelclale u^

holders, lad lane
Hirrifig Jcfeph, Watchmeker, corn-

hill
Heiketh Jofeph, holier, grace*

church ftreet '

HereninghamStneoo, ImendrapeTjp

cheapfide
Hewatfon Jofepb, woollen draper^

lombavd ftreet
Hewitt WiUiair, merchant, new-
gate ftreet
Hewlett Thomas and comp* WooW

ftaplers, gravel lane, houodrditck
Hewfon Thomas, faleiiaiao, cletken*

well green
Hsylyn Edward, Juli. packer, bd-*

fioghall ftreet
Heywood James, eiqj ioftinfriari
Hey wood Jf hn, hardwareman, cl»"

ment'alaoe, lombard ftreet ,
Hickman lames, ftock broket,

Jinathan^ cofl«e houfc, change

alley
Hickman Jifepb, cheefemongcr,

eaft fmithfieid
HIggtna and Garfttt, grocers, k>n* i

doil wall
Higgin) W^lhun, fador, talbot ,

inn, boroaght fouthwark |

Higginbotham J«aei, glaiirielleff i

biihopfgate ftreet . I

Higgs Robert, watchmaker, fweet* i

ing*s alley, cornhill
Higgs Bepjamin, merchant,

lane
Highmore and Watibo, hatters, ]

lUOooA ftreet

It, barp I

Iters,!

HillJ

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iiUI«i^TkMi|f,ff9|U«MlMQ« HadiMfir JaMC^k&t. fimmdci*^

aflbnMxt dircdoTj loodoa ftaatt^ gaildiudl

fncbvrcJi iiwt . Mrt g c t BdMidy iMoner, Aeet ftr.

Hill Thomai, kct md WtfAed- Hodget Woodyatt, warekwiicmaflp

a»tt« Uovkhddirtaet tMoer of aUaoMntorf

HtU and Eaflsitt^ iioen tepert, Hodget Jpha, muAanfeaiMp

clii«|rf4e friQ6e*t ftmt, aetr tlie baa It'

HiU and HmIu, meitlMslB, priace'i Hodgkta Jofepb, ikUaitker^ cxe-

ArieCy Mtff ilie mufioa hank ' ctniflo 4»ek, vafping

RUl H»ydock« timbtr aMrckaat, Hodgkiii Anna and ThooMty dUUI«>

CMVtA #i«ct, llK«ad Im, opp^rthmet street

■lHTlMMiM,wia«iMi«lMuiVprc(- Hodgkin Joi^, diftiUcr^ white-
cot ftrcct, |Dodiiiaa*t fields crofi ftreeg

Hill Saxibp k«p mcMhiaty iouclU Hodgkio ThMMN, Cobftccp bniter^

Add wadiagftRcV

HiU fad Fkttr« hftmrnt^ flbttad ' Hodgfon fticr, meixliaat* LIoyd*»
HiU and Toogood^ waiehoiilMBCB» mffm Iwole, looitetd Araet

Mtbia't Uoe Hmigftm sad iioMi* kiUlM^ (
HiU Jolm^ brcwtr,. nfot tect^ non ftf etc

i Hi d iai l 'a fitUt HodgltMiTkoAM^t
HiWard Edward^ BCRfanTj iMid fide

Killerfdoo Sdwaedy aaeiditat, gateAreet

MrtiB*shw, CBuimftnet HodgfiHa tad OwMm, difillirt^
Hillicr Jofcphy woollen dfap«r» ho* Mbon^

nughy IbiitlMmk Hodgfon and comp. ihag weaiara^

HiltM aad Btftoe, mtnibmH, - gicat St. iicleii*i

•Dfijnfriaft .Hidgfon aad W— d, dijilhrii liiae>
Rihoa Fhiacitt. dyer» old fwaa* hoafe

thaaict ^cct H«lgi0B Jaooby kit w^t, ^"^
Hiochcltffe and Cwtt, rngponif brook

kcfltictiaftTcaty eoventgaidfa II N gCwi andlfQare, iiifli ftAofi^
Wnton Jdha, hookfdler^ aewsaie king ftre et, guiidktit

fireet H)»dflMia Wi\JUm, mciitliaBt, fan*
Hiorae JAn^ mlmuk and. hop laar* chaKli ftreat

chanv foQitbfield bare Hodfon and H^wtelne, ^f^^p*
Hippiflej Edward^ mercbant^ lime waa4Aatrtii

Hreet Hoffman, and Poyfcr,.>oil mad a(bf
Hird WilUftaif lineedfapcr, cheap* bioken> 9r. Thomas apdlUai

iide Hog Rnger and eonp* mcrckaati^

Hifeos John,, merchant^ hatton . bafinghaU ftteet

garden Hog Alexaader, Berebaat, great

Hitch aad Hasres, bookicUen, pt- . carter iaae« St* Paul*! dmr^

tcrao|Ur*cow yard

Hitcbcock Geofge^ facietr« eheep* Hogg) Ford juid coaip. aMrchanCt^, •

fide . chanli alley, old Jewry

Hoare Henry, Kichatd andRi^rdy Hogg Fbrc^e, linea diaper,

bankers, fleets lb«e^ aear Sc. george yard, loaibard ftreec

Dnnilan's church ^ Jioldcn Nathawd, UAm and Ri.

Hobday ^wa.d, niMhant, at mn ckard» wrasabo^Maca, bartha-

MortcrflnA's^ biihop%eia ftiaac lomewL Uac

HoUem,

( M^i )

hxad the royal exclMic^
IfeUiof Joftf h» (obMC* intnefcti

tory, tlce( ilreec
JiokUtdi John $n4 compw^f
wioe mefcfaanti) liacola*a ian
il«ld8
Holdttdl tad RaihCoit, merchanHf

and dtalers in cyder, Aetc ditch
HoUbrd Thonat, diftUkr^ cfai^ucr

yard, dowgate hiU
liollliiid Riciiard, leathar feller

Bewgate ftrcet
iiollaiMit Edwafdy msrchiiity our*

Ufla ftreet, fiaho fqaaie
Holtti Timotby, mcMbanf^ St.

Mary ax
Holman Jahn, I'OCCTf aldtrifatt

* ftreet "
Holmaf, Wilton aad HowtU, ho*

fieri^ oewgate ilrect
^olmea JoCepb, merchanty thfMd-

needle ftrect
Holmea WilKBin, wine fncfehaac,

crifpin ArfeCy fpiul fieUt
Holton "Wade^ grocery aear Itttef

Unet faalbefn
■Honeywoody Fol!er aad Gope»

beakera, biKhialane, eornhill
Hooker Oeorge|btberdaiber| cheap*

6de
(Hookhaoi Joha and- conpa hofitrt^

broad AreM
Hsoper Edward^ efqi commiffioner
. or the cuilems, noifolk ftrcer^

ftraod
Hooper Willianiy wafchoufemarii

king ilrcct
Hope Richard, paclier, old foath

fea houfe, broad 4lreec

Hinpei John, (lationef, the corner

of taamei llrcer^ nc*t london

bridle

Hopktni Jamefl, efqj fieet ftreet *

Hopkioa William, lacemao, Stv

PauPt church ytrd
Hopkins and Biiiey, droggifts, pa-

tcrnofter row
Hofkina Thomas, throwfler^ half
moos iSlty, biibopr^ate ftrtei

HopkMi WiUlan» upholder ted

cabinet maker, lenchunh fliaec
HopkinaWiUJaiD^ hofier, oewgace

ftreet
Mopkiaa BeojaoDin^ flia^chaat, ae

mr. |ick£on*i, odw bioad ftfoit

boikiain
Hopley John, hofitr, leadeahall

ftreet
HdftoB Michad, wiae merchtot^

at mr* SiddaU*t, chtapfide
Horlock and Wagftaff, mefchanti«

element -t lane, Jombard ftreet
HorceSairuel and Joha, merchaatfy

backleift>uiy
Heme Thoaiai) herdwaremaa, op*

per thamei ftreet
HOfoe and fan, oetl Bfiercfaanli^

eift lane, rotherhith
Horner Richatd, grocer, newgaM

ftreet
HomtJga Jnha, druggift, fleet ftr.«
Horoyold Thomas, packer, colemaa

ftreet
Horfey Jaae, bottle warehoafe,

bufl lane, caanonr ftreet
Horton Joha, fogar Ukti, diftaff

lane
Hofier John, merchaat, baak cof-
fee hoafe
Hofltias Jofiah, iroamoBger^ with*

out biiJioprgate
Hotckkio Ralph, lioco draper^

fmithfield bar*
Hotchkint Anthony, grocer, gir«

lick hill,
Hotham Seaomeat, eCq} comaif-

iionei; of the cuftehu* fttiKtoa

•ftreet, piecadiliy
Hotham and Jackroui hatterf,hun*

gerford laai kec
Hoofemao Henry, merchant) king

ftreet, eheapfide
Houghland Md ChappeV, mer*

chaota, bridge yard, toolcy ftreet
HowRichardy linen draper, white

hart enait, gracechurch ftreet
How John, woollen draper, threid-

necoje ftreet
How and M«ftermaa, goldfmith^

^hHc hirtcoutt, gracechurch ftr.
Howard

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U^mti ^ameii cecklaee Buker^

Joadoa bridge
Howard and Kirkmui, merchintSf

bow church yard
Howard Joftph^ broker, bridge

yard, fuiihwark
Howaid Richaid, brandy iserchaatf

vatUflg ftrect
Howell Jjhn, blackwdlhali faaor,

mtmt.Brooke*«y colemanftrect
Howell Philip* timber merchantj

bltck fiiart
Hacki S«rih, brewer, St. Giles*t
Huddy Cbrii^opher and John, iner«

chanci, ftepney caofeway
Hadfim Mark, broker* laurence

pountney lane
Hodibn Thomaif warehoofemao*

ironmonger lane
Hugget Jjhn, carpet warekoufe*

bell alley, colemaa ftreec
Hughet I(aac and fotis, merchants,

crutched friars
Hughes and Woollailoo* diftUIen*

holbora bridge
Hughes Hugh, druggtft, bi/hopfgate

ftreet without
Hughes, Hail and comp. glaft honfey

near the falcon Hairs, (buthwark
Hughes Thomas, .tobaccouA* high

holboto
Hughes Thomas, totecconift, friday

ftreet
H'ighes William, warehooieman,

rpread eag^c court, bread ftreet
Hughes Thomas, watchmaker,

. new broad ftreet buildings
Hjghes and Batten, linen drapers,

yotk ftroet, covent garden
Halme Obadiah, lioea draper,

chrapHde
H imberfton Thon*.a9, merchaot,

belt court, niincing lane
Hume Abraham, efqj hill ftreet,

beikky fquare
Hume Alexander, eP^; ditto
Hdmfrry^ William and foil, grocers,

bread ftreet bill
Humphrys Oliver, brewer, S^

John'i ftreec

HnaphryrDafid, hofier, St. Mar*

tin's le. grand-
Humphrys Ambroie, wine merch,

milk ftreet
Humfton Hugh, coal mercltant,

burr ftreet,' wappiog
Hunt William, elqi bankdiredor,

gould fquare, crutched friars
Hunt William and fon, gold workert,

king ftreet, cheapfide
Hunt John, linen draper, corabill
Hunt Jjhn, merchant. Smith's

rents, leadenhall ftreet
Hunt Edward, merchant, Iturence

pounrney lane
Hunt Jofeph and Thomas, cheefe-

moogers, bifliopfgate ft*-, withoat
Hant capt. Thomas, bndon afib-

'rance direAor, mile end'
Hunt and Robinlbn, banksrs sni

agents, george ftreet, yo k

buildings
Hunter James, hop merchant, mo-
nument yard, fiih (beet hiil
Hunter William, goldrmitfa, Ion-

bafd ftreet
Hunter Thomas, watclunafcer, fea*

church ftreet
Hooter Andrew, gold worker,

great ruflel ftreet, hloomft>oiy
Hunter and Miller, merchants, pa«

ternofter row, cheapfide
Hontlry Stephen, habeidaiher of

hats, fweetiog^s alleyi cornhill
Hootly Robert and MatUiias, linen

drapers, leadenhall ftreet
Huntridge and Stagg, ftock brokerSi

caft.'e alley, corahill
Hardd and Turville, haberdafticrs,

gracechurch ftreet
Hurdis Martin,, hat maker, harnaby

ftreet
Hui ford and Wi'lit, coal merchant*,

themes ftreet, near puddle dot k
Hurlcck Jofeph, merchant, at mr*

Lewis (, packets ccttrt, colemaa

ftreet
Huffey. William, attorney, bifliopf-
gate ftieet
Hutchiogi Francis, wooHen draper,

little tower ftreet

Hutcliiniba

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Ij^atcluafon John, broky, f xcl)ang«

alley, ot wetl clofe Cquare
Huthwaite William, druggJft, .

wood ftreety cheapfidc
Hyam Thomas and (oa, merchantfx

00. &« bufihill rofr» moorfieldi
Hyde John, efqj governor of the

londoA affu nuice , charterhou fe

fqaare
Hyde Richard and Ton, corq faflori^

migpye alky, ienchurch Areec
Hyde Thomas, leather dreHer,

bandy leg walk » fouthwaik
Hyde John, hatdwareman, cornhill
H^de and Lawfon, meichants, dittq
Hyde Herbert, eft; london aflli.

rante direAor, at the iondon af*

fnrance office in birchio lane
Hyndman and Lancafter, merchti*

gould fquare, crutchedfiian
I. J.

JACKMAN Francis timber mer-
chant, oxford road
Jackfon Richard, efqj foath (A
dire^or, fouthaaipton buildings,
chancety lane
Jickfon William, woollen draper,

poultry
J ckfon Thomas, grocer, watling

ft'-ect
jKkfon Thomat, merchant, de-

▼onfliire fqoare
Jickfon G;orge, hatter/ coleman

ftrect
Jackfcn Jjhn ard fon, oilmea,

king ftreer, foho -
Jickfon Philip, merchant, charter

houfe fqaare
Jackfon Chriftopher, cheefetnonger,

eaft im:thfield
Jackfon Nicholas, cheefemoager,
' whitecrofs ftrcet
Jackson Jihn, fcotch faftor, Wat-
ling ftreet
Jukfon Charle*, warchoufemao,

lothbury
}4«>k(un J 'hn, watchmaker, bifing-

hall.ftieet
Jaikfon J>fepfa, cftbtACt vaker^
jewin Itrcet

Jackfon John, mercer, lad lane,

wood ftreet
Jacklbn Stephen, wine and brandy

merchant, lothbury
Jacobfon Thecdore, merchant, ba-

finghall ftreet
James Robert, fecretary to the eaft

india company, at the eaft india

houfe
J mes Hugh, gr<^cer, fleet ftreet
J imea W.liam, mercer, cheapfide
James and Mangled, oilmea and

ihip chandlers, wapping new

ftairs
Jimes and PoyntelJ, ftatiooerif

lombard ftreet . -

Jamea Charles, linen draper, cheap*

fide
James Edward, inforance office

kseper, at ror. Lyon*s, ftationer,

behind the royal exchange
Jamefon William, hail merchant,

little \ ritain
Jamet Jacob, weaver, white lyoQ

ftreet, norton falgate
Janeway Richard, merchant, caftliB

court, budge row
Janfen Jofeph, iron merchant, old

fwan iane, thames ftreet
JtnflTen Stephen Theodore,' efq{

alderman, dean ftreet, foho
Jar us and Steiry, leather cotterf,

fnow hill
J«bfoo William, grocer, gracechurc|>
• ftreet
Jeffcries Edward, blatkwelbali*

faftor, lothbury
J-ffreys Richard, hair pnerchant,

fleet ditch 'V

Jeffs Edward, grocer, breai' ftreet

hill
Jtmmitt Thomai| diftiller, • fleet

ftreet

Jmmitt Edward, diftiller ,.ftrand
enkio Robert, oilman, fleet ftreet
Jeik) Samuel, linen draper, milk

ftreet
Jenrngs J}hn, taceman, george irr,

alderfgate ftreet
Jennings and Kiader, Hnen draperr,

cheapiidc ' •

Jeaotflga

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feochiiftii ftrecC
iMniagi DiVid, ligtadnpcri cheap*

fide
JenyhiQeoise»^iftilIery faow hiti
JenMgia Edward, dealer in jeweliy

•bt^ y^. featheriloiie boUfinp^

nolbom
J<rrii Tbdonti, filk thMwfter,

white f ow, fpital flelda
JeOcff WilUliin, flopfeflery oppofitf

bi]lin|(gate
Jcflef Jofeph, Ua^kwtlhtll ha»r,

btfinshalJ ilreet
Jcttdwm Ab^lUuoif waffchooieman;

ditto
Jewfo0 WiOian aad foo, hardwire*

mt9p tfoolicd Uae
Hiff WiUiam and George^ hoficrt^

Friday ftreet
JliflF John, upboldett Su Paura

•church yaid
Impej Michael^ tfu riehmopd
m « §0^9 d>ft>Ucr« Su Afm*s kiie>

■]deff%ate
Iflcram Edward^ fjlkman, kureace

Taney cheapfide
logfam and comp. mentn, bedford

ftrecty covent garden
Ingram Dale^ furgeoo^ feftchorch

ftfect
Inoea aad Cbrk* menehaotSy Ene

ftfcct fquaie
•Jihnibny Irwin and BowAead^

acrcbantf, Iwreacelane
J hnfon Alexander and comp« chyw

niiAsy feoehurch ftrect» near

inailc hne
Johofoa Claude and ibo, aerchaats^

nicholas lane, lombard ftreec
Johnfon John, royal exchai^e aflii-

rance direftofy fife lane
Johnfan }»meiy merchaat, crcibf

fquare, bi^tioyC^i^tttkreet
Jotkofoa and Baroadifton^ linen

draperii cheapfide
Jjhnlbo Hency, cornfador, leman

ftreety goodnian's fields
Jq^o Matthew, woolki^ draper.

Johnfon and tfawio» (btioncrs^ -

lernofter roW
Johnfon Jobd, woollen draper^ ho«

John&i John, mafical inftruc

maker, cheapfide
Johnfon Samoel, eptician, lud^ate

ftreet
Johafiw Robert, brokeri at mr*

Hoare*s, fieet ftrcet
Johnfonf and Atwell, weaken, biv

ihopfgate ftieet without
Johoftoo John and Geor^, mer^

chants, St. M artift*s Ic grand
Johoftoo and Fotfieringhaon, fooCbh

hSton, at hfickwelhali, cateaCoa

ftrcet
Johnfton William, bookfeller, Iu4-

gate llreet
Jolly John, merchant, fword blade

cotfee hoofe, birchin lane, coia-

hUl
Joly Henry, merchant, gjrocenail^^

poultry

J ones Richard, grocer, ftrand
anea Richard, exchange hrokei^

little tower ftrect, or Uoyd*i

coffee houfe
Jones John, cbeeiiBmonger, giice*

church (Ueet
Jonea Tfieophilm, accomptant to

the bank of cngland) at the bank
Jonea and Etc, grocert, withte

biihoprgate
Jonea Robert, wine merchant, cle^

ment*i laae, lombard ftreet
Jooei Henry, warehoufeman, op*
* pofite the maofion houfe
Jjnes Jofeph, ftuck broker, change

alley
Jones William, ironooonger and

aad anehorfmith, wappiag
Jones John, diftilJer, c6w lane,

fmithfield
Jones and Elton, linen draper^,

leadenhall ftreet
Jones William, druggift, roffel

ftreer, covent garden
Jones and Rufle^, hat makers,

change alley

J ones,

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JoAM Joaei uid Croff| hitodiih* Keen tLchttt, vpooUen 4fipCr« All*'

crs, holborii'bridge noriei

Jooet lUler, corn fafbri, ihi4«. Keepe Edward, h«dwM«Bftn» lea^

denhall ftreet
Keith George, bookfeHer, grace*

chnrch ftreec
Kekcwich Peoduveif foyel ex«
cluiige ifliiraQce 4tf edor, iflisg-
toa
Kelham Thomit, teeman, leii«

church ftrcet
Keller WUliaxD, dyer, vauzhaU
KelUlt Robert Cowan, merchant*
. new court, cruCabed friare
Kelley Hcorj, merchant^ nineioi-
. lane
Kemp John, merehaati at mr»

Hydjra, mark-Jana
Kemp Ifaac and foa, tobaccoailli*

near the new church, ftraad*
Kemp, Charles, bioker, weft fioich^

Kempiba John, dniggUI^ iiio#*
imocJt alley bttiMPigate meet hill

Joye Jeremiah, ftock broker^ great Kendall and Rvflitoa, wholeftlt

Janet Thomacy bottle warehoofe,
three craoea^ bottom of qoctn*
ilreet

l^naa Hannali, Wax chandler, pouU

Jooea John, merchant, at mefl^ Irifli

and Shcph^rd*t, nichoUi lane,

lombard-llreet
Tones WiUtain, glover, cheapfide
jonet Jeakin, diftUkr^ old ilreet
J)rdain Andrew, laerchant, little-

brhain
Jordan Thomai and comp* brewvt,

lemon ftroct, goodman*s fielda
Jerden William, packer and prcflkr,

addle Areet
Jordia and Griffin, brokert» doak

lane, cannon ftreet
Jourdain and De Oron, mefctn,

Tmock alley btihapfgate ftreet

winchefter Areet

Ireland and Bioge, teamen, the cor*
ner of birchio lane, comhill

Irefon and Ward, iiigar rcflncrt,
grajel lane, hQondfditch

Irih and Shepherd, cotton mer-
ehaati, aicholaa lane, lombard-
ftreet

Iroafide, Selchier and How, bank-
eri, lombard- ftreet

mercert, gracechurch ftrcet '

Kenniet Joha, oilman, fleet ftreet

Kent Samaelf diftUler, near TauK%

haU
Kent ThogMi and cottp* th^viiAtg

aldcr^te ftreet
Kent Joha, dyer, Uacfc fwaa a!lej;

thamea ftreet
Kentiih Eoftact, bioktr, eatb^

m

«va, wuiNijQ-nrecc ' ruw conn, xowwi mu

Kaac Heary, meaehaat, magpye aU Kentifli John , jeweller, popfTt head

ley, fenchurch.flrect

Ifoiay Ifaac, merchant,
ftreet, near the bridge

liraeii Benjamin da, merchant, iam*a
coffee houfe, exchange alley

Jukei Thomai and coonp. mer^haatr,
nest the fteel yard, thamea ftreet

Julian Lcwk, merchant, wmcbefter
ftreet

Julian Peter. Bartholomew, mer-
chant, union court, broad* ftreet
K.

K£ E L I N G William, oilman,
lower Thamea ftreet
Keen Jofepb, cliynift^ hi|h hoi*
botn

alley, eoiahiU
Keoward and Roondeao, hop i

thaoti, boroofb foathwaik
Keoworthy John, warehouieroan^

imnmonger lane, cheapfide
Ker Pavid and comp* nerchaatfy

cateaton ftreet
Kerfoot Nathaniel, wine merchant^

BMrkhne
Karon and Cope, wtarera, No, 49,

ikinaeraftieet, bUhopfgate ftreet
Keya Jjhn, grocer^ great tower

Kilby, Barnard and coBp» tt«r*

chantf, fife lane
H Kil-

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coorty cniicbed hkn
Kmdct §9kp»h Aocfciiiy fUk9$
Ml ftrcct, near cri^lt ght»

goufh rqiiiret or

iiotij* UscatecAe ftteet
Kioc WiUiuA) ioforaote knkut

niiiorict
King Rnfandf brol(tr» fttitkbnt
King WUl!tiD» wine OMrdunity ditto

crt. iombird*ii«t
KOifit JofaH ihm wirchottft, Ur*

chin lane comhill
iuigut Fnndt ■qb cdmp* ^mmb^

ktonUxMa and cakfidtri, oiiUc.

fireec
Kiiigltt TlHNMMf ciMKftaiBDger, bt<«

(hopfgite wUhout
Knok lUlphy gmrcfMr of the nyit

exchange tArencef croiby iquve

King Ridiwd, grker, 8t. ttartiii'i Cdox, Craghead tsd eemp* iBMr«

iti

dianta, ditto

ICtf^wn Jofeph, tptucconil^ kpmt Kctpt Wiliiam*lfaae) m^cliantt at

or. BemietkS t9h»hooie yard

KiDgicote and WaJkcr^ drnggUlif Kraut Chrlftopher^Jaoob^natiltet^

chetpfidf
KingOej Chuleey drvggilb An

KtogiMtdi and Roirief | upholdcnj
firiday tRft

Kinlock WiUlam, di^mift. coW-

hM^ii^dificid
Kinnor Alexander, meithanf^ Mol f ADIltMiB Sir RcAert) tot

coltBge hlH
Knfaff and e«kip. vaenAwX*, kV

tiky^ bufoii sf copt-liaU caart
Kjrnoch Alezaodcr, mctdBB^ Met

Mfad ftnat

t.

lape^ tower*]
Kinfliaw Ricfaaid, mmt
'ooeil Ar^t, flzaad

JLj and iddM-toan, 8tb pet»U hSll
Ladbroke and Oj4ti^aifliilen^lBlV>^
fider'ftreet

HklOj JameK, droggia^ b«rtkt*« Uddt Wiiliam, mfxOmt, fattfon

boildingSy holbora

gaidaa

Kirfcman John and camp* fiikmeo,

ftidayMet
Kirwan jo\m, teeKha At, heacUnder

kfae
Kitchen fLentj, leather cnttcr,

drarj-lane
Kite Robert, efqi alderman and

ikionery cannon ftrcct

^irfaj ani eemftr, tohaceotaflb^ aC Lafofle Wilfiam , je#t2tei> aU

the old r«ra0s near london-htidge broad ftreet
K«ika Wiiham» broker^ breadilreet baithwake R«beit ami «hb^* imb-

chcfter warehouremen, miikftitet
Ukc Sir Ac^iU, bare, fit^ wmA

flreet
lidce ttbfe, ef^ ntftdk flltit>

ftrand
tanbden and Vfoods, chxnanieo^

poultry
LambeJaadeayefqiOncobVina fleldi
Kleinart Tobias, furrier, comer of Lambe John, e%; i^ot, at mu

, ^rayVino laae, holborn
Kiencke Martin, laercfaaot, atnir*
, H6pkim*<» fteachurch Oreet
KIot« Jihn Godfrey, /sncfchsnt.

fia«ryer*i, in g^at bvaok fireec,
gnfveaor f<}dare
iomfaert Daniel, mercfaMity iaftgc

gardent, tower hill

^baidwinVwnrt, near college hill Lambeit Edward^ merchant* itl
Klip Jerome^ cfqj haberdaihcra lion iquate« helbom

hall, maidei) line
Ki^ton Joho, bockfcUer, hidgitc

Lanbley Edwar^ feedfrnan. faith-

6feld
Lunj and Salsioo, handkerddef

ifctfw^ gua ftiei V ^italfielii

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taHaaiA tva t^itiit ^^Mtn, prim-

i-oft ftreet, bifliDpfgate ftreet
I«in6 Thoihak, efq ; fouth fei direc*
tot, 5ofwell c\ttiirt» c4Vy ftrettj
Ifncofn's ion fields
Lane John » grocer, St. Joha fbeet^

fmichfield
Lahe i^d Boocft, ffitf cliabCi, £iUho*

las lane
Lane and ScalPth, Vilcbit bakers,

execution dock, wappiog
Lang Conrad, merchaht, fcothnd

yatd, bufli lane
Langdal6 'thotnat aiU compt diilil-

Tei), hdborn bridge
Langley and Ward, oUmefl, qaeea

hithe
Langley Thon^ai, l^ioe aad Arrack

merchaot, covent^garden
l^angleV J(^n, hatUr, change al«*

ley. cornbill
Langfton Jamei-ffaugbtoH, mer-

chaot> crutched friars
Lirigton Edwardf toierchant, in the

grange, ToUthwaik
'Ungtoh DaTtd, Ufieh-drspei', bo-
rough
Langton Divid, Untitt^ lobg lane,

fouthwark
lA*n^6n f hAmai, ine^haat) leaden
hall Areety oppofite St. ihary ax
Li'n^ff George, merchant, garlick

hill
Lankford, kote and d>mp fillonen,

kincftreet, theapfide
Lara Jacob- Cohen, miriehaflt, No,
^Sp gulftori fquare, ^hitechapel
Lardeotjimet, fen* weaver, church

ftreet, Tpiulfields
Lariiner and Baratty, haberdaiben,

*boroDgb» ibtithwark
Likelles and Maxwell, merchaoti,
' Mark- lane
Latham Jv.hn| cornfaftor, old broad

ftrrtt
La Touches Jame.Digges and comp,

merchahts^ batton garden
Law Stephen, efqi queea*s fqoare,

omiond ftreet
Law WilHam, lineA'dripcry fun
coorti coihhiU

Law William tni tomp, difti]lerff»

paul's wharf, thames ftreet
Law Thomas, linen draper, white*

cha(>el
Lawrance Edward, haberdaiher>

gracechufCh ftreet
Lawrence Jofeph, merchant, at

Lloyd's coffee- houfe
Lawrence Thomas, woollen draper^

lodgate ftreet
Lawrence and Brooks, tobacconiftf|

brick laae fpitalfielda
Lawton Henry, norwich warehottfe*

roan, nicholas lane, loabard ftreet
La:Wton Thomas and comp. glaft

makers and potters, wapping old
'ftairs
Liyton Aodrewi broker, cloak kn«|

college hill
Leach Thomsv, Jeweller and gold*

fmith, lombard ftreet
Leachman John> fugar. baker, neai

the bridge, thames ftreet
Leapidge and Bailey, ftationers, un«

dcr the royal exchange, corn*

hill
Leathly Jofeph, fUlor, ironmoqget

lane
Uathwait John ai^d Thomas, gro*

cers, thames ftreet, near tht

coftomhottfe
Le Cog John, merchant, fenchuxtk

ftreet, near magpye aUey
Lee Ifaac, grocer, dock head
Lee John, haberdaiher, minories
Leech Samuel, woollen draper, bcd«

lord ftreet, covent garden
L?ed8 James I windfor ftreet, wide«

gate alky
Leegat Vincent^ linen drapcfi cheap*

fide
Lees and Dunn, merchants, xronr

mongrr lane
fiefebree John, merchant, idol lane,

tower ftreet
LbfebureMagda]en,merchant| fcing*a

arms yard, coleman ftreet
Lefevre Leonard, coitt fa^r, mark

lane
Lcgg Leaveri woollen draper^ corn*

bin
H% ^

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te Groft lad Le Cm • merchanti^ Lejriiits Wiliiaoij c/qi cominiffiM^

bifhopfgate llftct, near cornhtU
Lehook Ropjat, verduAr, at mr*

Baxter*!, the corser of Catherine

cdoit. tower hill
Lejay Michael, brcfcer, new broid

ftraet
tetsk aod Mitter, merchaQti, bur/

ftraet, St. miry ax
Letch and Hunmood, mcKhuicif

Jcffery** fqoare, St. roary ax
liCtfhi, Vinet and comp. naancheC-

ter warehooiemeo aod Itnen dra-

pen, milkftreec
J«e Keox John, feeddnaOf lowir

tkamea Ih'eet
Lem William, wiot merchant^

lime ftreet
Lemaiftre Daniel and JaoMf, wet-

ftn, gun ftreet, fpiodfieidt
I,emaitic John, weaTcr^ wood ftreet,

ditte
Le-Meflurier William, merchant,

green lattice lane, cannon ftreet
|«epaid William, ftationer, tool^

ftreet
Lcpplngton Allen^ hojp mercha&V

oread ftreet
Xeqidiae Jo/hua, merchant, St.

martin*! Jan«, cannon ftreet
liefcallier Balthisard - Anthony,

merchant, carlifle ftreet, foho

fqoare
Le - Saer Daniel, merchant, lime

ilrect fquare
Lefter and Pack, bell ibunden^

whitechapel
LcAer Richard and nephew, leather

cutten and merchants, old bed*

lam
Letbienllter William, torky mer-
chant, fuffolk lane, cannon ftreet
Lethieallier Benjamin, efqi bank

dire&or and Turkey merchant^
• fackWIle ftreet
Letfaieullier and Challenor, grocers,

leadenhall ftreet
jLevett Francis, London aflurance

dircdor and Tmkey inerchant,

/carpenters hall

of the fuftome, kenfingtongoie
Levy Samuel • If ar^g, metshant^

def onflkire courts houn4(litc^
Levy Aihor-Ifaac, merchant, fioitjp*

er^s ytfd, St. mar^ ax
Levy Zachtriah, merchant, ditto
Levy Ifaac, banker, bury i^reet^.

ditto
Lei7 Aaron, merciunt, deronibk^

ftreet
Levy Mircus, jun* St. iliary ax
Leavin Richard, ^qi Leigh in Jkfot
Lewio Robert, iccreury to the banlc

of Bogland, at the bank« or hack*

Lewis Ferdvaly efq; patney
Lewis Edivard, London jUTttraaceditf

reOor, old bedlsm
Lewis Thomas aod comp* fogar*

bsken, Hme ftreet
Lewis Richard, druggift, laareocf

lane, chcapfide
Lewia aod Clive, attornies^ f«i-»

thin*s lane, cannon ftreet
Lewis J 'fhaa, upholder, fteetftreet
Lewis* William and Capper, mer«

chtttts. iroompDger la^> cheap-

fide
Lewis JoTeph, packer, paekerV

court, ctdcman ftreet
Lewis John, weaver, corner el

ftcward ftreet, fpialfieMa
Lewis Sdward, hofter, cheapfide
Lichigaray Matthew, merehnnt, ^t

low*layton, or tom*s coffee hoofe
Lldderdale and Cairnes, merchantfi

leadenhall ftreet
Ltebenrood John-George, mcr^iantf

^ three ton court, milcs's lane
Liebman Wolflfaac, merchant^^

great poultney ^eeC
Light and Hotcbinfon^ merchantr,

minciog lane
Lilly and Hoylei, brewerij high-
born
Lilly, Cooke and Grove, lace ware-

houfe, ludgate ftreet
Linde Andrew, fugar baker, knight

rider ftreet
Lindegren Aodrcw aad Ch«rlfi»

(U9)

cingJaac
liioflegrea Charljttj royal exchange

■flurance direOoo billiter fquare,

Uftieilrece
Liodo Ifaac^ broker^ deTOoih-re
' fquare
Lindfay Heniy^ nsercbant. Whale*

boae court, lothbory
Liowood NkhoUt, efqi fmith Tea

direOor and' merchant, St. mary

liotard Jfoha and Gilei Goditfj

merchant!, Aew broad ftrect
LiHe Chart -8, royal exchange af-
forance d*reAor and turkey ntf«
chant, colcman ilreet
l*ifle J>hD, apothecary, iievgate

ftrecc
Lifter Thomas, tobacconift, alderf*

g4te ftreec
l«ut*er and Alcock, hofiert, wat^

ling ilreet
L'tttoa and Travera, broken, miles*!

lane cannon Ilreet
|*Ioyd Edward, etq^ St» jiamea*!

ftract
lloYd Simuel, merchant, devon-

mire iquare
LlaydTwinn, merchant, ftokeatw*

ington
Uoyi Thomai, wine merchant^

callle ftreet, lekeAer iielda
Lloyd John and oomp. maltdillil-

lers, liear fiOMiditch church
Lloyd Thomas, wine merchant,

mark lane, tower Itcttt
Lockjuftaa^ tobaccontt^ bartho-

iomew cJofe
Lock Richard, packer, packer*!

court, colemen ftreet
Locker Thomas, warchoufeman, ca-

teaton ftreat
Locker Jaftfht oilfluo, vratliog

ftreet
Leckwood John, royal exchaagt
aflnraoce director, falter*a court,
fwHhinS lane
^ckwood Joha and conp* mer*
(hanti, ditto

Lockyer ThoflUt, mefthtnt, ae^

buildings, colemaa ilreet
Loder Richard, 'cyder mer^anf, lit*

tie trinity lane
Lodge John and conop. packers, lit*-

tie St. Helenas
Loft Joreph, grocer, fmithfield bare
Lomas Benjamin and JiCeph, ware*

hoofemen, wood ftreet
London Edward, falter* qoeeohtthe
Lone Giles, notary publick, birchia

lantf, comhill
LongBeefton, efq; deputy governor

of the royal exchange alfurance^

leadenhaU ftreet
LonfT 'Thomas, packer, blihopfgati

ftreet
Long Robert, packer, hatton-co'urt

thxeadneedle ftreet
Lett; Jjho, merchant, atmr.Lock*s,

packer, packers court, colemaa

ftreet
Long John, fugar refiner, re pert

ftreet, goodman's fields
Longdan John, falter, upper thames

ftreet
l^ongdon Edward, lacematt, lembard

ftreet
Loogley Edward; linen draper, cha-
ring crofa
Longley John, apotkeeary, old broaA

ftreet
Longman Mary and Thomas, book**

fellers, paternofter row
Looguet Benjamin, efq 3 baok£f«c#
' toi*! croiby fquare
Longuet, Kanibn jind CUrembaolt,

merchants, ditdo
liOobier, Lswii and Schweigfaaufer,

merchants, old bedlam
Loobier, Chailes and Teiflier, mer«
' cbanti, auftin friara
LoTeday John; ftatisner, fiihftftet

hiU
Lovibond Henry, wine merchant,

Jv)hn*s cofive^houfe, cornhiil
Lovick Robert, efq} colemaa ftreet
London William, druggift, high

holborn
Lowe Richard, woollen • draper;

king ftreet, coTcnt garden
«3

Low-

< tso)

' Jtmtica coffee haaSk, wkhtiii*i

alley
towth tad Ktti« imii*s aeieeit^

petemolUr fow
Xcsham WiUlmi end Edfftfi^t h^tm

fen aed fword cutleriA coracf o^

tweeting*! tJky, coraCiUl
Ley Sabe£efl9 weaTer« Ne« iS,

ipiul r^uare
Laard Peter-AVriluiay ■eicbaotf

corner of lombard ftrcet j near the

manfion hoo^^
Lucas ThomaSy nerchiAti nnr

broad ilreet
Lvcli Samuelj etrpet wafeIv>Q{e|

farpcnterl'hally Losdeo wall
Laffiagban Thooaa^ merchintj

badge row
LtteUiA Joba-Aiit&onyf meKhant^

erclb/ fquare^ bi^Hopfgate ftreet
Lund Samuel, Holier and hatter^

near cccil ftreet^ ftrand
Lutkeman D rkc-Cloes, men^tumt^

brotdftreec building!
Luthint Anthony and Benjamin anl

comp* BKrehutf , i^r aijhaUowf

church, thamei ftreet
Lotyem Barthold- ChriQo|kherf mer«

chanty bow lane, cheaplSde
forde Sdvaid aad ^j ^ihncBf

flrand
Lyde Lyo^el ae^ ^^W^H, roern

chant*, copth^ll, court, thcog-

vortonftreet
Lynch Ifidore a^d conpi inerchaitfi«

jeSery*s £^wc, Su m^y «( '
Lynde James,' packer, ihcflwroe

lane»lpfflb^rd.fye«t
LyonArthui^, ftationer, fwcati^u'e

alley
Lyon Abraha^if Voker^ Atat ^he

tVTBpike, mUe end

ABBS, J«raet, linen draper,

_ fmithfield
lace William, wodlen draper and
flop-feller, leadcnhall ftreet
**2^hin T^mi,, ap<iUjccaiy, fijQ^

K^chin bhi, timber wmh(Hti

thrift ilreet, ibho
Ma^hoTf Me(ei, merchant, ^ok

coffee hoofe, tbreadneedfe ftreec
Mackey and Campbell^ mcfch«it»»

Iriday ftree|
Mackenzie and Cdington^ oiliseAt

without bi/hop^ate
klackencie polin,.iofiirgace broidery

ixchiug'9 alley
Mackmtoih Alexander, vooU^*

draper, lombard ftreet
llaskintofii Johii« men^us^ an^

infuraace broker, oxmcd^coort^

falters hall, cannon ftreet
liackbtoih a^d Hunter, wareh^n^*

men, milk ftreet
Bdacklaoe Archib^d* Hnea dr^pe^

cheapfide
Micklane Qoncan, Jiaea dra|ei^

newgate ftreet
Ma^knuvdn Gilhert- Gt^fivi>|^«^

St« paura church yard
Mackpne C^ober^ merckaatj rac«

^uet court, ^et m^et
Jbf ackiable^lexaiider, jti^beedg^W^

ftar court, b^ead Areet
M^krill Jahn^ eiqj roy«l «zch|ng^

affuranca direAor vmI WFOoJI-flap^

Icr, knfis^. ppc^t
if acky Patrick and Robertj^ i|^*

ch«nt«> bi^dMrow
liacn3m|iU J^Q^perch^tf g^t

St. Helena
Maden RichwS, \f^lff^^^ ^H

calUe »Il«y
Magena ^ic^lu, fDeKhavt^, ia«

Magnus Francis, mefchaofj ^fiP^

\mp^ vm^

Mai
Mai

Wft. oWbW^ftfeet
Mahew Chvlpf inergBf

aiden John, brewer|
Mlior John, eftj ftv^ fS^^W^

toiirer' m

Maitland Robert «ad J^kxuiiUt,
tterch4Va, king*n erf^ |ard^
eoiemaD ftxeet

( 151 ;

If nkbef &nmr«. ci^i hwf cmoi^ Uuhn Wiflto^ ghnr^ tunm ^

St, niftry ax
Maihftm ifUe, aMrchiat, ha cowf ,

fenchorch ftreft
M*h }*m4U me^f hajit and vrnnx,

patremenc* moorfieids
Malpftt Joie^y}«w«lkr> iro«dftMol«

If ftltby Thomas and rear, aorwicb

fa^rf , qnetn ftrect» cbeapitde
Maltby, KeiU««d Dytr> JUoca dra-

Mao and Athawif merolMflt, Uh

iog IaQ«
Manbey Jimeif ntrchaati hunl-

Manby and Wood, ^arJol dyen,

hnsM Uotf old ftrttt
Maadivill Robert, lioea diaper^

MaQdxot P<t«r,. mefchaat, three
tua cowrt^. inii«i*s laaf, caaaca
llreet

Xiaoa |ii«tat fraoUan draper^
durham yard», fttasd

fbfier laaa cheapfid«
Markf I Natbaatei and Robert^ hat-

mzktrtf caaaon ftre^t
Matfcett Jmet, bJackw«IlliaU fiiC-

tor^ coiemaa ftreet
Marquee Jofepbf jvb* ViercJbtlity

buf/ ftreet, St. Mary ax
Marratt John f corn faAor^ No* 10 1

prefect ftfoet, goodman^s fieida
Marfh Roberr, efq; bank direftor

and meichaati bafioghall ft ret t
Marlb Johnj^ grocer, i^orton falgau,

flioreditch
Mtfk Jacpbr gi^d^mitb, ^mbard-

ftreet
Marih R^bfit-Svttoa, wiae cooper*

bilJirer lane
MarAaUJbha, mcrtki&t> taiccAtr

field?
Marihall Wilfiam, aUm^ai friday
. ilreoc
MaribaU WilltaflOt )aa« oiimao,

without newgate
Marihall Jbrep^> bookAlIcr, St.

J^tanotk Viandi,,mtrcfaant, fhrcgk Clemeat'i church y«rdr ftraad

morton ftreet
Hnfell William, maaofaaurer aed

warehoafeaiaaf tramp ftreet, Jau-

fantf iiaa
Maafhip Joha, merchant, rulTcl-

ftfaci, utoMalbttfy
Rfanfliips and WiUciafoa, ncff-

«liapta, lothboty .
March John, tmkejf merchant,

March Hcory, ta^key merchant,

ditto
Marchft Aachony-Heary, merchant,

|rea( St« helenf , V>&opigatc ftreet
Hifohaat WtUongbby,. merchant,

limehoufe
Mtrehette Niehob!» meichaar, fed

lion ftreet, holbora
.Mart aa Philip, merchant, budcltif*

bury
.Mtrgefaqi Httary, tiamaa, tovret*

hiU
.MargfdSiaaadOoUUbn, kabeidadi*

•tt^ boMugh'

MarOiav, Tapt&eM apd HcalfcTr

linen drapers, borough
Mirftpn and Shoye^ gfocen, tirtJiP

eaftcheap
Murftoa miiim» upholder, Aeit

ftreet
Mirtdi Jamei, weatef, elder ilftct»

fpttal fieldt
Maftia £4«ard> ireoiimagfr, fofttf

lane
Mania. Thomae aQdcen^p* hatMT-

daihec3, hiag ftrett, chctpfide
Martin aad Towfey, holieia, ftn-

church ftreet
Martin Beojami^r '^<l$ H^^ ^^

Georgia, at a fadlci*s, new bond

ftreet, piccadiily '.
Martina, Stone and Blackyell,

bankcit, Maabard ftreet I

MorciesPleter- Abraham, mctchanf,

broad ftreet, cainiby market I
Maifeo Jofeph, ftuff-merchanr, St*

Laurence elwrch yard, guildhiU
Mafteai Abraham 4a. Jofepb, mer-
chant, dukc*a place

Mi*

ftewart

fain, wapping
M*C&a and co<np. weatei«|

ftreet, f, ictl ficldf
• Malbo J ihn, iMIilicr, baroaby ftreet,

iMitbwark
'Mtitm John, cheefemongery near

the hMnitagji
It^rMi Leed^i habevdaihery corn''*

hill
llafon, Robert, broker, Jonathan*^

cefiet hosfe, cbtngc-aJky
Maflle Jaomi, jeweikr, old broads'

ftreet
M«0<yWiIli4n),Klovrrj near nor*

folkfticer, ftrind
Maftrr A!exa»dcr, efq; and aldcr-

naOf foithfield
ilafter and Raby, ivMiaiangert,dttto
Matthewi William and iboy baber-

daihfif, fleet ftreet
Matthevt William^ watchmaker,
. oppofite St. Dnnftan'a chjrch^

ditto
'M«tihtm- Caleb, lifl#a dinpcf^

fmitbfielA
IfAttliewe, TSoMKhyt vphdder,

fleet ftreet
Mfttbht Jama, nerchanty fgti»

maa*i concC, corohiil
'iVattot Ifoiei Pe, broker^ mile*

end
Mattoi liiuc De, merchant^ gonld

f^oare, near cnitched friara
Mind Jimet^ nerchant« frcBek €U

dintry court, ditto
'Mandnity Wright and comp. war^«

honfemen, hme ftreet
Mauger Peter, (hip broker, ab-

church lane, cannon ftreet
Ifavitand Casenove, merchanti,

bvry coiirt, St. mary az
Mauleverer BeHinghamy merckanty
f ea^eaton ftreet
Maundy Henry, whalebone iner-
t ebant, crown court, cheipfide
Mavor Jamef, h&w, St. Thoniaa

apeOicc
Maurer and Pix, weavot, wiadfor

Mr^tf without bUhopfgatt

its*)

iftnwby and Cok, fdiBeri^ fitik-

britats'
Mawhood WilUia, woollen ^npcfi

fmithfteld
Maxwell Charles, apothecary and

chymift, fleet ftreet
MayctweU and Wbdle^ fiUfs wave*

houfe, ftrand^ oppote aorfcUc

ftreet
Maydwell John, iaker, little be&

lane, thanaes ftreet
Maynard John, merchant, great St«

Heieni
Maynard George, hofier, fenchorck

flKCt

Maynard Thomasj ptckfr, great

St. Helens
Maynard Gideon, merchant, milk

ftreet
Miynard William, corn hQcr, at

mr« Townfliend'r, in eaftcheap'
Mayne John and WilUun, mer*

chan-s, aaftio friars
M jyne William, foyal eichangt iU

litranee diredor, ditto
Head Thomar, cfaietaiengcr, •

themes ftreet
Meade Aognftine, merchant, MIc

warehoufe, change alley '
Meadows WUliam, bookfeUtr

hill
Mecham and Thorpe, falten, bo-
rough, Ibnthwark
Medina Abraham, merchant, bvoid

ftreet boildings
Mee Benjamin, royal exchange af*

furaoce direfior, feochnnh ftiesc
Mellifli William, eAfi commiffioner

of excife, nlbemarie ftreet '
Mello Arnold, merchant, fen*

chnrch ftreet, oppofita cnllom*

ftreet
Mendes Lewis, merchant, cmtched

friars
Mendes lAac Da Oofta, merchant^

broad ftreet baildiogi
•MeodeiMofes, merchant, bell alley,

cnleman ftrnet
Mendes John Da Coftti merchant^

caliiun ftreet

(I

Ikercer Samuel, xnerckioti creibjr

fquare, biihoprfate ftrcet
Mercer Joha, leather hGtot, ]aig«

Jaae^ ibuthwiirk
Merchant Geoi^^ oil ntfchantj

neardowgate
Meredirh and Reynolds, hofieri and

hattcn, fleet ftreet
Meriton and Wilkinron, ironmoa*

ten, horflydowtt|. ibuthwark
Mrrie Jolm • Anthooy, snerchaott

broadilreet buUdin|i
MerriweatherWilUaoir hatter, lorn-

bard ftreet
Merry Richard, merchant, at mr.
Wcfton*!, packer, in pig ftreet,
behind the exchange
Merry Anthony, merchant, Itu*
Koce p«UAtney buM, caAnoo*
llrcet
Merryfield Robert, cod nenhant,

fleet ditch
Men yfield William, upholder, fleet

market
Mcrttns John-Henry, cfqi threads

needle ftreet
Mery weather Edmond, hatter, wat-
ting ftreet
Meflam Daniel asd Son, wearcn,

fpitaJ fquare
Meftresatand Rilliet, mcrchanti,

Ingram court, fenchorch ftreet
Metcalfe Chriftopher, merchaot^

John's coflw hoofe, corohill
Metcalfe Junci, teaman, buckler^

baty
Methold William and (one, wbe*

merihanu, cmtched friara
Meyer Herman and comp* iatr<^

chaatt, mindflglane
Micp Joiepb» mtrchaaty watliag
' ftreet
Middleditch Love, grocer, ihore-

ditch
Miera Ji*hn, tinman, cannon ftreet
Mildred Daniel, merchant, broad*

ftreet buildinga
Millar Andrew, bookfellcr, ftrand
Miller Andrew, rope maker, dock
hcad^ Ibuthwark

5i)

Miller Robert, Ifaoi draper, iUk

houfe ftreet» piccadilly
Miller Arthor, ribboa wearer, fall

Areet, wood ftreet
Miller John, dftilkr, ratdiJF:

crois
Miller Jamei , whalebone merchant^

watling ftreet
Miller James, diftiUer, ftoreditch
Millis William, wire warehouk^

Milet*i lane, cannon ftreet
MUU John and Thomu, merchantr^

great St. Helena
MilU, Brice and Wheeler, linen-

drapen, cornkiU
Milla Henry and comp. timber mer-

chanta, rotherhitbe
UilU and Kirkmao, brandy mer-

chanttt great tower ftreet
Milla Thomat, fugar broker, clc^

meot*a lane
Miiloway and Eyre, mer^hanti, ab-

chorch lane, cannon ftrcet
Milner Sir William,, treafurer. of the

excife, broton ftreet, berklcy-

f^oare
Milner SirThomai, beer merchant^

St. Catherine court,, near iron*
, g«tt .

Milner Thomai, merchant, pt^t

ayfiffe ftrcet, goodman*8 fie Ida
Milward Thomaa, com faftof, bar*

Minet William, london afTorance

diredor and merchant, fenchurcb

ftreet
Minora and Boldero, bankers, lom*

bard ftreet
Miayer, Hamcrtoa and Mioye^,

merchanti, pfailpot lane, ha»

church ftreet
MiUhell John, attototy, friday.

ftreet
Mitchell Jamet, merchant, demo*

fture ftreet
Mitchell and Pope, ribbon weaviint

borough,, foothwaik
Milfotd and Bodicote, wooUea^dra-

fcra, cornhill
ModigUaoi Katfaaasel, merchant,'

old btthlea
Us ^^^*^

\ t^4 )

hf oflTet AAdffWf mfivaa^e brtker«

lombtrd fkfttt
MMgrUge Jnhn> ktrdiraremi^i

nDcfaorch ftrccC
Ifolineaox |lkhard^ ironiBoiiger»

catctton Artec
llook Williajna apoTbecaqr, cn^d^-

tbe manfibji iioufe

lower

fields
Monctfiore Motes^ merchaqt^ (l^'il-

pot lane
Montefiore DiTid, merchant^ at mu

Cogifie&^t^ (cotcb jrard, buil\-.

laiit
Moore Thonuiy bofier, chifwel|

ftreet
Moore and Sfrangr, chKremon^crs^

(ufitopfgate Hreet witnoat
Moore Charlet, faftor and war^-

boafcmaa, lothbury
Morii and OlfEireoaj Italian mer-
chant, on the pave ftooes, Roor-

fields
Morif y John, weaver, can ftreet,

fpital 6elds ^

Morley Pancif, grocer^ cheapfide
MoiJey R)beit, brevyer, ^athcr^

lane, holbora
Morley John -Jacob, and conp*

bardwaremen, cannrn Aitct
MorrcU Jr-remiah, corn fa^or, re^

crofs ftreet
Morrell WUiian^ hat fpaker, b»>

tolp^ lane
Mon is Martha, thread maker, bt*

(hopfgate ftrecf, near (boreditch
Morrw Henry, goldftni.h, fieet

ftreet
Morrw Spencer^ mercer, hidgate

firtet

Mo ris James, woollen 4r.*Mr^ gr^^t
TttlTel Bttet, covent giirJcn

Mortimer George, mercb^ot, loxe»
iane, eaftchcsp

M rtimer Thomas, ezchangQ bro-
ker, without temple bar *

Mvxton Jihn-Bttrri'dge, dmfgljL
leadenhall firee^ y '

Mofcicy andliarrif. Cabinet makeri*
#ttco '

Mof^y John, fiop-fellerp
thanaet ftreet '

Mofea Simon - Jacob, merchaQt^
bury flreet, Sc« mary ax

^ofet Satpuel, me|;fbint^ P?f4^
faoe,lionBd&irch

Motteaux Ann, m^i^hanti St mary

' ax " *

Motterfhed WiUlatn, beer ntcir?

* chant) bifliopigfte ftreet with^

Moulfon Petor, wine merchaot^
wood ftreet

Mjulton Jopathaoy iafprtnce bt^
ke'r, ptiilpbt Ifoe, feocHor^-
ftreet

Mopnt and Page, ftationers, towfif
hill

Mailman Henry and Peter, mer-
chants, winchefter ftreet

Muilman Peter, merchant, old-
broad flreet

Mulle D. DetleF, merchant, gas-
yard, hoondfditcb

Monday Thomas, wine metchaot^
biihopfg^te ftreet t^itl^out

Miire, n -tcbiron and conm. me»
chants, fox ordinary court^ qif
cholas laqe

Murratt Jo^n^ |iH;rcbant^ nii^boi»
cofte'e ^ouie, conihill

Mvrray Ji>bo, banker,, fieet- ftreet

tikrry Ifbac^ wine mcrdianC, St»
m^ry hill

Murvell 'WiHIam , kaberdaftier, op-
p.cfite Tomer fet-hoi^A^ ^^'^^

Myies .Thomas, wrae^mercbaaf,
primrofe ftreet, biihbpte^te ftreet

" ^tboot ^ -

K.
AIRNS Idimd, eptical^pM*
lofophical and mathemitk^
ruihenr malcer^ bppoftte die
rc»yal exchange, cornhil^

Wapicr George, meiHcbaa.t»^ »5«>

* court, leadenhall ftj-cet

Nail^, Edowea and Martin^ ib^*
chants, ch?apfide

tfaih, £ddowes and Martin, lifles
drapers, graciechorch ftreet .

Pauri church yard
Naih and Ooodwioj wooUea di^-

peri, ditto
Ka/h WiiUamj linta draper, imiUv-

field
}^aft WilJiani^ (v^vt htSm^ lauo

ftreet, chtapfida
Naflb Marco, iaTiinuice broker^, d^

▼onlliire ftrect
VeU NathanieV attorAqirf «at*t

head court, gracechurch ftrcct
^eaie Bdwar^ and comp, diufiMlf,

lombard flreet
Neale MfilUaqi» mercei^ ba4M

ftreet, coveot-prdca
MMk Jol^i^ dyer, at the oppiv
- t'c>^> Chrift chufchi iouth*-

wark
Neat WilUain, merchaot, St» Mary

hiU
Neatby John and Amhony, leather
dreubrs, mate pond, footh^wailh
Naaiby Tbomai» diftiUci^ bofoufk^

fouthwairk
Heave Rich|rd« babetdaflier, wlU^

out aMgttt
Weave &i«h^r4»Qiirchl«t«9l»lliiT

hUl
Heev* JlQMH IShnxi ^ comBi

foap mtiUm, caft^DUbfield
Si^lioD Oeor&ci efq{, aI4cfnaa aad

corn hCtott bread i^reet hill
KeKoo hmn, iugar bakoc^ nan*

t|a*a-lani;« caonoo ftzeet
Krihatt Clau4t mcrchutj^ helbfr

hall ftieet
Meihi^t AiaoU and CPoip* mer*
chanti, bifhepfgate ftreet within
MeM^ Mebeiiftlab, mei^ant, at
mr. Samuel N«il^itt'i»neu oe^
f|nve biihopif ate i^cct
Vewbery John, bpohXellerj SCt
' Pturi chiurch yard
l^ewberry and CbapmaOylioeftdrft*

pen« cornhiU
Kewcombjohn, lioeft dctper^ chc9p«

fide
Kewdick and NkhaUi^ coIeuUMPy
coriihiU.

(iS5)

Ncwdgftte Jeha> ehecfcBodgai'^

lower thamci ftatet
Newill William, core ftJS^, No.^.

prefco< Ar«et;» gopdman't ielda.
Newland George> mer€hiiat». bread-

(kfct bvUdimi •).(..

Newman Ahia)vup» cent. h€tor,j

mark lane . ,.

Kewman Thomat, broker, Aetch ■■

yard,, ^(h lpw> caoeen irtcti
Newham Jamei, ironmonger, al^

dfrrgateirwK «.
Newnham Nathaniel^ merdbaat,.

haM^U lBU<^t
Newnham and ceffipffMfett, «at«

ling ftatet, naarSd Pliai^a
Newport Cbar]ea>« coaJ^ oMichant,.

ci<;xi!riet, (ka^d
Newfham and Raggj engine*<i»-

kera, doth M . '
Newfom Jofepb, baling and crape

vMfTCr, helywell iiM««t, ihoic^

ditch
Newton Thomai, (oldftuiby iea-

charchftieec
NcwtoB, Genrafo-aod Vineent, %by-

miiN, . near middle row- haibeue
Newton Themai^ tecenae, lem*

bariftfeet
Newton John, .woeliendrapery mi*-

Nichohit andLowthe/>weeUeo dra*

pera, cornhiU
NichoUs Nethaoiel, oiit doth mt^

ker, long lane foothwark
Niehelieo >h9» p««l(cr»baiSAtl^«H

Areet
Nickleien Sarah, merchant^, bnfli.

Nickfon Ambrofe,.eheQi(mcNi|erj

aldg^ withki I

Nightingale, Scott aadNightiopIe» .

nerckaata and (blteif» loffeleM^.

wood ftreet
NUeft Nkholaa and fon^. oUmeS^^

near the cuflom houfe^ ihemea

nfcet
Nixoe Themaiy bnlton fdl^tt Umm

hard ftreet
KixonRoberti warehenleffia)t» cle»

ineni*if Uae« looberd ^r^ «
It|i6. Noakie^

056 ) ...

Kctkn Jamet tndl'Ge^fityi In- Ogden B^wtra^ merdumt, at off.'

(uttn, chftoge aUty Scrtmihaw'r, bow lane, cheapfide

(KoVbtt and Hotfaod, oilioen, ftraitd "Ogkr^ Vanfoacr and Tri^uet^ wet*

Ncbk Francit^ hoficr, finch iaa^, _ ▼eriy^^fpiul f^tttre

ciiraUll

Nobla Chriftophtfr, neithint, at
m$, SMdall't, chetpEdt

Ogter Thoniaa* Abraham and Ltvrii^

weavert* ditto
Oder Abr^an^notarj poblie^ pope*f

Nock«li Benjamin, baberdalhfr^ need alley , coiohill

Modea Jjhoi diAUter, St. JohQ!a
* i ' ireei
Nordon Aanm, mciclMnt, 8t.if aij

/ »x "

Konnaji Umtt,- timber nercbavt.

Uaek friara
Ki^roiaa Jaoiet, gunpdwder oier*

cheat, winchefter llreet

Ogilvie JohD> bracier, little tower

llreet ^

Oliver Ri^ar^, merchant, goifld

fquare^ crutched friara
CMivier Daniel^ merchant^ broad

flrcet buildioga
Onflow ligbt honounble Arthof,

efq; foho fquare
Oram Williaa, grocer, cheapfide

Keriia Henry, merchant, St Muj Orlebar John, efqi conuDilBoaer of

Korrif Heniy, broker, ft eel yard,
' thanes llreet

4<Icnia Robert, brewer, S>. Oi]o*s
Kerrit and Gale, Irxih ^aora, fri^

•^y ilteet
Morton William, beekfeUer, fpread

cigte court, 6iich lane
Kottott WUIUm, breker, akchorch*

' iaoe, cannon ftreet
Ncrton Thomai and Samhel, gro-

:u»i> Acet ftreec
Nouaiiie and Hariflbn, mercbanta,
' wamfiiffd .court, ' "
fiiect

cxcife, Jobnfoh'a court, flc^
. ftreet
Orcoa Thomaa and Amt 9 warehoofe-

men, and dealera id yaro« wood

ftreet
Ofrome William, linen draper, bo^

roogh, fonthwa^k
Oforio Araham, mtrchaat^ throg*

morton ftreet
Oiwald Richard and coup* ncP*

chaata, philpotlane
Oiwald Jamea,. e^f coounjfBooet

of trade, wandfworth
tbrogmorton Otway George, cfaeeTemosger, Sk

Margaret*! hill

Nourfe Bdward, iurgeooi red Hon Oochterlony Gcorge,mercbaqt, as*

iqaato

Keiirfe John, bodkfelkr, ftrand
Kogent Henry, h&ar, 6^ fwaa

lane
Nuoes Jacob- Verauuidm^ bnry ftieet,

St* Mery «z .
Huoea Abraham Fernandef, mer-
' 'thaitr> ditto
llttthaU TbooMai attorney, crolby

fqyare, bi&op%ale ftreet
liofr jfoho , merehaat, fofiblk lane,

OHMKA ftieet

O

ODDY Johi^ faof, ktng'a
head inoy-boroogb. fouthwark
Oftr«^S*imiel, nerchaot, at mr,
Tclltf'ti ibe^roalaett

gd court, throgmorton llitet
Ovcrbury Robert, wine metchanff

ihoe lane, fleet ftreet
Overton Henry y prmtfeller, without

newgate
Orery Jamea, weaver, Atward

ftreet, fpital fielda
Overy Guftavnt, faifurance brekati

change alley
Ovry John* weaver, church ftieet^

fpital fields
Owen Jeremiah and foo, oUmen^

puddjog Iaoe
Owen Lawrence, nercer,. oear

iehancery hme, holbora

PACK

ini)

p.

PA CB Joha» liiica draper^ bp*
rough, Ibothwark
Pake Bhthaniel, dq} Couth Tea di»

reder and mmhaaC^ cloak bae>

college hiU
Paine Heory, brewer, near Panl^li

^harf, opper tkamet ftreet
Patlield JameCj mercer^ cheapfide
iPakenbam OeorgO'Edwardt mer«

chaaty cloak laoe^ dowg au hill
Palairet fohn« agent for the ftacei«

gener J, oaflao ftreet, near iicw*

portnatkety ibho
Palfiflg &lact!iiar» oil and colour-

man, Jombard ftreet
Palmer CharlcBi t£^ bank ^iredor

aod merchant^ charCerhouic

fquarc
Palmer Thomaa, broker, broad*

ircet
Palmer John, Jbbp mercEant, kent

ftfcet, ibuthwark
l^almeK and Fleetwood, mereeri,

ledgiitc hUl
Paokemaa and comp* breweri^

flioreditch
Paatoa diehard, diHiller, barbican
Paon and Tm, deakta in hardware^

manfel dreet, jgoodman*i ficlda
Piptllon pivid, JOB* efqs commif-

fioner of ekdie, temple
PapineanMichaelf ikiaacr, horily-

down
Pardee John, mercbtot, fife laat
PaiUh Edward. Clatke^ meichaat,

CfouhedTriara*
Parker Jfrnniah, packer, pig ftiaet
Parker Edward, weaTcr, alte %at»*

ftraet
IParkinfoA John and Cuthbert, mcr*

chants, watliag ftrcet
Parr Thomai, goldrmith, cheapfide
Parfoh Edward, merchant, at mr,

PUard'i, watting ftrect
Patfoni Samuel, grccer, aewgate

ftjcat
Pariona Edward, man'a mercer,

within aldgate
Partington Rkhard, ftationer, aar
Sti Andrew*! tchuich, holbora '

Partridge Richard, miKhflit, mt«
ion^ courf, brick lane, fpittf

Partridge WilUam, blackwali kaV

fadlor, aldcrmanbory
Partrtd|i JoTcpb, packer,* ibchDrck

ftrcet
Patching and Sjrma, wine act*

chanti, podding lane
Pateribn William, mcrebant, ktlk"

buij
Paterum John, attorney, barbcif

hall
Paterfon Evan, attorney, winchciUr

ftreet, broad Areet
Pattcrfon Robert, i|ierchant, lavage

gardena
PattifenNathaniel, merchant, kiog^

armi yard, coleman ftreet
Paulhan & Blache,wine merchaatTy.

bowkne, cheapfide
Paolhan aod ion, fugar baken, ditto
Paumicr Oabriel and ion, fiUerr

fmithi, nicholaa ftrcet, ihgre*

ditch
Payne Edward, efqi bank dircaoi^.

king • arms yard eoieman ftrcet
I*ay(^e John and Edward, xaittf

chants, kthbury
Payne John, goldfoiith, cheapfidr
^ayne Thomas, bookieller, biihopCU

gate ftrcet
Payne, and Hale, (ugar bakeii, pi^

corner
Peyton James, ihag-weaver, ate

ftrset, fpital fields ,

Peach Charles, grocea near crip^toi i

pte
Peach and Backer,, merchant^

^ftle court, iaurence line, cheap*

fide
Peacock Marmednke, broker, whltt

hart court,, lombaid ftrcet
"Pearce Charles, bhckwelhall ^«

tof j^ copthall court, tbregmortoa

ftrcet
Pcarfe, Price and comp. gunpowdgr

naerchants; caAl^ alley, com-

hOl
Pearfe Jvhff, goldfintth^ newpte

Pear*

fhakm Thamit,h»htHi^htr^ new-

$^y

Ptih, Fi|t and BiiMt, diMllm
•od tobacconiftf » bread ftrtct

^tthtlitr Thooit^ acrciiuit^.miiK
ciD|knt

Urcc, cheapfide
ilKk lUftr, tobufoalft, fonlliwarli.
Bear xht ftorgt inn

haUftitet
ViMli jokUf giMer» tliflt comer of

bncafter oonrt^ ftrand
VideHM Jaaa, Betcbaor, wd^

dofe fquare
Picnnan J<ikng pMkcr^ eld broad

Arect
#Ban Joka^ packer^ raod lanr *
pMfi Mdurd and Tbomat^ gro-
, cert, ^eenhithe
IrdhMi ffciity> af)j conuninlonef

of the cuftoOBSy lackviile ftreet
Mlf ca^ lohn^ roftl exchange

aAurancediroaor, aanfelllteet^

nodmui** fieUi
Miieu and Gtkr^.wtavcrfi^ vpf^*^

Joftpk, ttewmcj, ab»

chnrch lane
Fncreo Oaoisey branier, ImiwIixP
I ■iiwibatlif {foccf^ Jioftoni'f.

Ra n d a l l ^ diftnkf^. MOO
^eeco ftfcetf high holbora

tattiaroB WidMilaa^^ haberdaihe v
hid|ate ilzcet

#ufui ,^iho» flMrchantf at nt.
Taylor'i^ oppo^tt tbf momnne^c

AnvnNI Jimat, attorney^ garikk

* . hitt

Fepwcl] Tohflf l^anooge^ and a^

• ckormich^ wapptng

Fepyi RSchafd^ brewer^ pjt oorAf^

'ffnpyt JhAii^ lotgeoM iafttoment
maker* fliopfg^te ftreet withif^

PerchardMattheir, goldfinith^ ab^
chorch hne

Pttck^ Hf>m, pewterer, oaapii

Plircyaiid0avf»mlfBeii; cftrterof

fiihilreet hill, Hiainet ftreet
Firaka Jacob, aerobant, alck

lane
Perigal Yiaocit. watokmaker, be»

kuid tke eickaiigC| threadoeedk

ftreet
^Itin Willianif fnefthantA doK

pUn eoutt, tewer ilre.ec
Perkins and Ewtr> grocert^ Ear

ftreet
PerktM Chriftapheri wooticn dnper^

fteet ftreet
^rkina Thomai • kiirriott, ner*

chant, Lloyd*! cofiee koafcj.
* Jombard ftreet
Perry Levy, !foo founder and ukar-

lingar,hrook?s wharf, near oocen*

hithe
Fcrrj |pho, Amp buildef^ klackwatt

cauleWaf
Paten Gepfge nerUun^ old betV

lem
Petree William, merchant, token*
' honle yard
Pewtreia and Robarti, banket^

lombard'ftreet
Peyton and $haW| linen topers

Mthield'
Philips jDhtt,'hrew«r, RatcHff croik
PfaiiUbrown Themai, wine ooopei,.

devonikire ftiett, hUhopfgitt

Ibeet
XhiHhnore Jb&pk and Danief, . ftik

thiDwftert, lamon ftre^t^ goei^

inaQ*a ftddi
^PhiUipsMkhael^.wini mnrchanV

t^wer ftreet
PhiUf ps Thomuj^ hofier^kndUit^

baiy .
Hiilltps Jahn». h^b«rdaihtr, giaca»

chvtch ilreait
PhUlips and Fnead^ teamen^ dhtft
Phillips George,, attornej, Cofctiv

hooTe yard,,lothbory
Phiilipibn Chiifiophcr, fugir refi»

ner, lemon ftreet, goodmaa's

fields
Philpot Thomas, merchant, boar's

head courts gracechorch ftyeet
BufpiTheiDas,cfiibedfoid raw.

chcapfid«
Fhippf Robert, nphoUer aad cats-
' nee oiafcer, iei<teihaU ftreet
Pickaril Williain> pierchtnt^ it qir,.

^Jimer'f , oW broad ftrett
Piclce]f|ilJ ^fhuf ^ w|re^outofi||

friday Areae -
Pickeriag ai|<l Clarke, groeerij St«
' Jiimet*tftreec

Pierreppnt, Skey- and Kenrxck^lif?
* nan draperiy ohcapfide
PIggott Francis, pewtere^ newgfit^ Ploiibe ancl- Brownf ^ R^eri> fo^

oorfoikftrcetj llraad
Pleea Richard, weavcfj red fiqa«

ilreet, fpitalilelda
Plees Wtlliaiiiy weavet^ tfftlUerf

laqe, bifbopfgate ftreet
PleftoW Thomai and conpi hatoa^.

aldermanbyrf
Pinnptoa Richard^. ch^eicaiQiiier^

tower ftreet

Plomea WiUUn, ailmao, tM|iit«-
within

ftreet

fter hne

Pitott Gi)Jarj, habefdaiierj| cke«p« Plumer JJiomaf,. ^q|. baok dke^

' Bde tor, coleman (licet

Pigou CromiDelin, iccretary to thf PluoMTrThomaa, merfbaQt, £tt^

To;idon affisrance oompany, george Etumftead Robert, iro9npo|erf

yatdfNthames ftreec gracechurcii ftreet

Pigou Fredcrtck^e^i eaft'indi^ di-^ Plunkett W^k^r, m^e^iiiit, poor

reQor, covent garden jary Ja/ie> aldgato

Pike John, grocdr, chre vitrket Poeo^ kWiUiaqo, lettbcrfeljer, new*

Pike Tko^ai, hatter, canpon ftreet
Pike Samuel, merchant, little beU
alley, coleman ftreet

gate ftreet
If^le Chatier, merdiant ai^ ittfof ei^
marl^ )aof

Pikon' Nicholaa* Pater, weaTcr, Pi»)htM, Ehvtnport and Taylor, to*

prin^*% ftreet, fpital fielda

bacconiftf, boroogh

Pinck and Wrij^t, druggtfti,. if n* PoUaid Bdward, hop moi^chanej

c^uacb ^ttt
Piilder Roger, chyMill an^ drog*

gill, borough^ foothwark
Pbfold Jbhn, merchaat, boA ]yie>

ca^Qon ftreet '

tinhorn Abrahtqi^ habetdai|ier^

cornhill
^per 'jtAtif Qierchanf, a( mr.

HopeV • packer, old bro^

ftreet ^

iwan inn, ditto
Piolhrd Timothy, Mk6t, eed Uo«y

court, filverftreetn yrood A^et .
i^meroyi and Hodgfon, lioea dri^

pen, Jeidei^U ftreet
l^le WiUiam, bf berdaftifr, ctop*

fide
Pbolqr and V^euHer, merchaati^

irqmnonfer lane, c^eipftdf
Fbpe and vgantito^ kicfaaeni |»iiiii

Pipoo Jamet, merc^ii^t, ibcktir^ ba^d ftreet

'' lane, cannon ftreet Pope ftter, hofier, (bachnrthf^eee

piftor lohn. woollen drapcf, ik$ Pqppletonjohn^ hofier, |(oar*t ke^^

cernCT^houndrdltch. aldg^te ' court, fenchnreh ftreet

Pitt ri^ht honour^iilt WiDiam, p[^ pDrcel|ii| ^(ompjuiyg bow cUq^

St. Jaaet*! ^quara
Pitt John, e(^} arliflgton ftreet
Pitta Edward, pia maker^ gncc-

cburch ftreet
Planche P. Anih^, merchant, at

Oir«« Ooodchiid's, S(, Mvjf m
Planck Anthony, jeweller, ici^

jeant*! Inn, fleet ftreet
1

warehooib, cdrnnUl
PortM indGalhie, linen dnjpen^

biftioitrgite ftreet wkhin
Porter Ben| min,llnendnper|^chcii|«

fide • ' •

Portia George and J[ime^ xrUhfiic«

torf, cateatoi). ftreet

Poftot

IPjIba WiliMBif whakbOM waum

Pott llobefft, intrdiaat» bnbtBt

cooffCy fbllpoC iMDih hathunh

ftrcet
Plptty Tajrlor and Sunf tOB« «OaMi^

gfM9cmfch Artec
iouchoa Joleph J nerchantf near tht

pnmp ID Umopffite ftreet
Poiiiftu PatcTt fiik hnker, dder

ilrctt, near fpltal fquaie
Fow«l Lewis, old ftreet
Powell DiTidf broker^ crown court,

bread ftreec
Powell Daridy jao« ncfchant, at

flBT. Fenton*«, old broad fti^et
PowcU Will am, winq merchant,

boar^i liead court, £racecharcn

ftreec
PowcU Charlei, ftationer, cheap.

lide
Powell Jamea, timber nerchant,

l^tco Jcttke line, caoooo ftreec
Pewer WiUian, broker, Jooatlua*!

cofice lioiife* or iogram'a court,

lieochorck fireet
Pownqr Heron, fwocd-bearer^ No*

4, inner temple
Pratt Jofi»b, ironmonger, qocw

ftreec, ckeapfide
pfatviel and Mallortie, merchant^

ieoconrt, fenchurch ftreeC
Pxeadier and Saiclbary, Cobacoo-

' nifti, lodfate hill
Prencice Thomas and; John, cheeie*

moBgert, finithfield bare
Prentice Ralph, iccdiman, lower

Chama ftreec
PreicottBcBjamb, grocer, rid croft

ft feet, cripplegate
Preicott Geeif e> netchant,^ cole-

manftieet
Pregon end Cletcher,. kiih floors,

cateatonftrcet
Price Bartholomew and 'William^

oilfneo, (bow hill
Frke Jimet, mercer, chetpfide
pxkejohn, merchant, buihiaae^

Canaan ftrcct
J^ice Benjamin, ftkot wax«hottfe«

60)

man and flop-ieller, eiecadoft

dock, wappiog
Price Henry, apothecary, threai*

need e ftreet
race Sarah, packer, great St. He«

lens
Prickett Paol, broker, St. MartiaV

le grand
Prieftand Rowley, linen drapert,

ludgate ftreet
Prieftlcy Samuel, grocer, eaft {mith^

field
Piieftiey John, merchant, No. s,

beH lane, fpital fields
Prince William, broker, boih lane^

cannon ftreec
Pfiuyman Thomas, broker, fas-

coiart, miles*s lanci cannon ftreeC
Pkitzlcr Matyi fogar refiner, welU

clofe fquare '
Ptebarc James, lofin maker, old

ftreet
Pf obyn, Spencely and Barker, ware-

hoafemen, milk ftreet
Prockter Robert^ linen 4rape%

cheapfide
Prober Hcaqr, merchaiC, bomlpb

hue
proflcr Jaho,. grocer, nicholu laac
lYofler William, toyman, ftraod
^ffiwett William, grocer, hoibo9«

PoUen John, bey fiidor, aakhail*!

alley, comhiU
Puller and Blencoe, gitfrhaBritj

bioad ftreec boildJm||i
Pomell Thomas, lucft ^ragcr^

cheepfidc
Pnrft Barthnloimeif> ncrduuit,

bridgewatar fquare
Pye WilUam, merchant, Portbgal

coflfiee hoffe, fweeting*s alley
^ke and comp. bcemen, newgati

ftreet
Pyndar Philip and "ItTil^un^ n»[

clwuiti,. comhilt '

4r\XTAKRBL Thomas and WO-
~ QjMkh

<t6t)

^oetcb Kichaf d^ fogtr • biker,-
thames ftreet

Qailter WilJtaxft, cfq) hofflydown,

ibutliwark
Q*nn Walter, merchant, king*!

am» yatd, coleman ftreet
Qttiatin «od Wmdle^ glaft makerti

at the green yard, tsA fmith-

field

R.

RADCL1FFE Arthur, tutkey
merchant, de^onfhire fqatre
Radcliffe Edward, dq; deputy-go^
veraor of the London afluraace
and intkcy mei chant, ditto
Raddiih WiUiam, linen draper^

poultry .
Hadford and Rogers, liBen-draperfj

cheapfide
Raioford Joha, groctr, trump ftreet,

gmldhall
Raiibeck Chriftdpher, grocer, ftu

day ftreet
R^tt Jamet, merchant, weft ham,
ZftTev, or at the New England
coflFee koufe, threadncedle ftreet
Randall Jamei, mctchaat and in-

furer, old Jewry
Xandall James, )ao. merchant and

infnrer, St. Thonas apoftlei
Randall Robert, irofl founder, fleet-

dkch
Randall 'Wnibm, coal mcithint»

queenhirht
Ranflcy WiUian, filk throwfttr,

malbn*i court, fpital fields
Raper Henry, London aCnrance di.
reAot and merthant, at a book-
fellnr*s, pateraofter-row, cheap*
fide
Rsflileigh Jonathio, merchant, aU

dermanbary
Rafcnfliaw thomas, wine mer-
chant, fenchorch buildings, len*-
charch ftreet
Rawlint Sir Benjamin, fcnt* rid

lion ilreet, holbora
Rawlins Filer, merchant, botolpk

\% n 9. faftfheag
Eawliofon Tiwanaf, cfqi aldiniao^
feacksrcb ftreet

Rawlhfofl sod Di?idfoa, groceri/

ditto
Raymond Jmes, efqi craven ftfeet,

ftrand
Raymond Jaho, efq| eaft india dl«

re£lor, bafioghall ftreet*
Rayner John, attorney, ftdnncrt

nail, dowgate hill
Rayner and (bns, brewers, narroif

ftreet, near Umehoufe brid^
Read Jiho, acconptant to the foath

fta eompany, Ibuth iea hoofe
Readihaw John, linen draper^

blowblidder ftreet
Readfluw Jofliua, merchant, auftift

friara
Reboder and Peraro, broken, doTe

court, lombard ftreet
Reeflen and Van - Wylick, mer*

chants, budge xow
Eee?e William, bookrdler, fleet

ftreet
Reid Thomas, grocer, great roflel

ftreet, coTcnt garden
Reilly Matthew , merchant, prJnce*ji

ftreet, near the manfion houfe *
Reinhold Charles, merchant, gro«

eer*s alley, poultry
Remmcrs Henry, merchant, bofli

lane, cannon ftreet
Rerely Williana efq) bed/brd row^

holborn
Reop Thomas, fiiip'a hofbiod,

tower docks or Hoiland*a coftfC

houfe, coftom hoofe
Reynolds, Foikett, Lock aadHinde)^

ftuflfmen, fpital fields
Revnoldi James, merchant, bafing«

hall ftreet
Reynolds Stephen, timber mer«

chant, broken wharf, thamea

ftreet
Reynolds Robert, attorney and* fe-

cretary to the ftnall pox hofpiul^

Warwick lane, newgate ftreet
Reynolds William, merchant, Nos

15, prefcot ftreet, goodmaa'e

fielda
Ribright.Thomaf, optician to hejr

royal higboeft the prtneefa of

Wilea^ poultry

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ca»1 BMicbia^ niMfiei witer (qaare

Kicatdt 8«»«cly Mtr and litttir» |U«i«glAn Jo^* bookftller, 8U

Paul'i church yard
Koidi Wi|ln»« hair mtnkviltf

gracechurd^ ftvcec
lUadley Oeorgf, iiy«9 «qd pitater>

, ^ vbi^ecroft ilreat

|tkh«ri<i^ Aaroo».ncrc1i»at» peck* Rotkc Thomas^ aiftiller^ bonoi^r

leachimdb ftrect
|Uci aitf FiujMCff bnn^jT nor*
chtfltt, tMoft ftrect '

ruce eflue, duqic »Uc]|

orEuAb^w CQ0ctiMvfe,
comhiU
Richardibo JokAi«r<|$ agMf« down*
iof ArcfC, wc^tmioilcrfMjioric?

foards, wf "

fomhwaik
Ujtkuu V4«af4^ Ka^ ^fff^ipa-

jioiiet
Eobbina Aodrcw^ la^wiw* ludgilr

|Uchard(«o« Ltarca€« and ThomiH Rob«rd««a Kaic. wf avf r^ wood

brewcrt, eM ftreet ftrc«t» fpital fiaUi

|pc|ardib« Jnhn and Wifliaai, tim« Roberts Jbmet, packer, tvta^ alle^

bcr ncrchaiitaf cacMd*i poinC, «olei8afi ftfect

or Will*i fnflfcc houfc^combiU
Kicbaidfoo Jo^^ bookrcUcr^ pa.

tfmofterraw
Ekhtrdibo John» iroamoi^ar, waod

ftrecfi cbeapfidc
XichardfoB Williaai« bf^r, |of po-

fite the pump, budte rov
Eichardfttfi Tbomaf^ 909per> wHju

UiM, towf r ftrect
Itldgewaj and 8tratton« iriilb /#€•

toTfj inot^auUat, cbeapfida
lUdgeway Thomaa, opbQlftefar fnd

cabinet piakcr* b<raodf(titck
Kidoot Tkomat^ grocer^ vn^ping

now tain
^igMl aod C^ni, imrd^al^, tbi^-

moicoa ftseet
l^gbj Jobn and cpflip, wafcl\o«rf^

men, \ohacca roil ooprt, gri^e-

chofch ftrcf t
Rimer Thomas, flap6|ler, and

ifleio^^ conicc of kia§ dtUXM

littlf tower b>U
Rimtngton I/aae, haberdaihar, tart

Hreet,. moov6clda
&W ao4 White, fMgaf ve^aan,

weU^Iofe fquarc
JLi*w«ti, CU:k« 90^ JnckToiW

grpeera, mcfk Ijiof
Ritchie Oiarks, mcichaat, bvte*

rpw
|^itlie4«a Qwge, g«W(witl,. wilh-

•lit lld&ata

Roberts and fiayoes, inercbaatff

kiog*ii amn yard, eolemaa Areet
Roberta Pteter^ comptroller of the

bridfa yard, baingh^li ftrtel
Roberta and Fuller, pacl^era^ tokca*

kouii ytrd
Rab^rti Tkamcf, bi okcf, duit^r-

l^Hiff fq^ara
E9bva FiMlipj vtoroay^ o^iuM

court, throgfnprt«i| ^«et
Hobfiu |^|b, brewer, qld dtvil

IlRK. wapptog
E^rtalUwvd^ Ifttbcr cntlw, la«g

lane, weft fmithficlS
lUbpta Fauifis iodwo ipakar, aU

dermaabury poftcri%
]Mara Patid, Pif intwith too.

ilfCOt

RAbiHf(»a WlUiaqi, aaerchant, op-

poficcloodon flone', cannon ftieet
Eafaiartlbn a«d cainp« iafurance bro»

kers, change alley
BftUoa Richaidy liabardailiai tt

J|st%. Widif i^t ,
Robioion Paul-H^nur, 9erehi&t|
' «iQb«tlii IfAc, iMibsfd ftiatt
Robinfon B!Im and co»p« iBer-

cbant^ QdfMkH wharf
Robiofoa Semoe^ jiuk hfoker,.

. wiatlta&.aicfc

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RobiD(oa Willianu ^ogj^fflt %l IWHi C^prge* |^|» •9##it ircil>

ftreet *

Robipfoji John, llatiooer, doid^-

hea4y fslitbwark
Robipfon and Uai bottle^ bro)xih

miodog laoc
Robu^on liamuel, V^oluft watU^g

ftreet
RobinCoq Thoma«> mtroBTj blont-

bladder Areet

haapver fquare
Rqfs Haah aad comp« mer^l^anti^

St. Mary ax
Rofs George, mf rchaat, mark laae
kofleter Tnomai^ orange mercbaot^

pudding lane
Rouge Samuel, mercluat) at nr.

ErowA*8j| pac^ec, Ureadocedk

ftreet

I^btpfon John^ ftationar, undar tba Rougemont and Lieutaud> ver«

royal exchaiige^ cofohill ^b«nt9« green letUce U^t, caf-

l^oe ^od Blake, n^icrc'erf, ^aitli^Io- ' oon ftreet

mew dole |lo«ghltoo JobB, grocer, whiteFrafa

Roeb^c]| Thornaf and cpmp. mer<- ftreet

chaotif caftle court, budge row 'Roui Thom^t, merchant, l\^k/itf

Roffejr, Keaie, James and Fordycf, R(^m and camps merchant^ fM

bankers, lombard ftreet
Rogers johnj hat maimer, grace*

chuf(& ftreet
Ro|(er| and Skinner, diftilleri and

tob^ccooxfti, without aldgate
k'^gers WiUiam, gingerbread be-
tter, bifliopfgate ftreet without
|togf rs l^pbei^, n^erchant, clement'a

lane, losp^ard ftreet
Rohde Petfer, Aigar rpftner, Well-

clofe iqaare
|londea^ Cyprian, mecchan^ wafor

ford court, throgmorton ftreet
Rondem J^^^f corn factor, favage

gardens
^9okf John, iperchanfL at mif^

Locke^s^ packers cojjiC, C9iei|aah

Rook( GiJef, tCq^ eafl ipdia di-

ra,^or, me^ffhaot and infurec^

new buildings, ditto
Rool^^ RioieJ, wiof merchant,
' white hatt ^ourt^ ||rafechurch

ftreet
Rooker Richard, grocer, i]eet ftreet
^ofti^th^fla D^oiei, throvi(ftejj, bc41

lan*e» fpital fields
R^ JphOj, ywne m^U lUtlc

tower ftreet
iLofe Jofeph and fon, br^fi an4 eop^

per merchant!, fofter lan^

Jewry

R^we Thomat, vhalabpnc me?-
chant, Jirocs ftreet, aofent gar-
den

Rowley and Peek* lioan d|aperi»
bucklerfl)ury

Rpw]rWJMiam» ^u^ m«rck9af»
craTen ^reet, or bl^k emlfl
bopfe, tltreadneedle ftreet

Roy John, weaker, priftp^'i ftfeeV
fpital fields

Royds'^i^d comp* \vareh9yfemei|»
bucklerfbury

Rj^ylf R^iph, hqgnierchafit, fon^
wark

Royftone Jimds, merc)ii^;i great

Rnih Martha, ▼iiiegar merchant^
^ Wftlf ftrc^j, fo»4hwJf
Roft Robert, foap maker, ^lUlng:

ftreet
Ruih Simuel, ef^^ new conrt,.

throgjnortan* ftreet
Rum Samuel, jeweller, pattcra.

ftr^tf Ojpar lei^fiftar fieldi-
Roil^l ^ad Cr^i^ whalfb^ ^ar-
. ' c^ai^'V KiOfftreet, <Mp% .
RuiieU Richard,, throw4er# t)faad>

fteent buildinaf •

RuflWI >«*€«, Ip^rch^n^, Jeffi^ry**

fqpwa, $f. M^nr ax

IWe Joha and?o(pp» bux WcWh. fr«<t«J^ lo4 l-*wtoHi, M, wk«^*«
Wood ftreat ' Olt petre ba^^ mil i«|Ut^aM-

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RafTcU Willkibi^eoftiry to the SaI<)inoM tiiutr, merchtnt, ftoJEf

Ciirkcyconpaiiy« cnitched friart^

or fword blidc coffee houfe^ bir-

chia Itae
RuflTcU Pcter> thiakOMn, charlng-

aoft
Roflcll Joho, fellmongerj birntby

ftrect, fouthwark
ftoflell Richafd, feIliD<iiiger4 ditto
Koftac Tipping^ grocer* ncwgate

ftcect
ftotheiford Adiai* Iben draper^

leoion ftreet, foodmaii*8 fieJdi
Rotter William, faAor, tower dock
Rjbot Fruc'i* weaver and xnerceo

feock alle/i fpital fielda
]lyier,Nieklin and Welir* mercer»>

cknitcn, finithfield
"Itylaod John, oilnan and dealer in
' liopt, finkhfidd
RykjOeorle, wine cooper^ (eeth^

kig lane, tower ftreet

s.

SAKTIER Jfjhiiy weaver^ red
lion HfMty fpital fields
SaddigQton and MaitHen, chymiAi

oad dmggill'* fleet ibeet
Safforj Jnho, jeweller* k^tkbory

fquare crutckcd friara
Silomoiit Heory» merchaat, ditttf
SaltFraocit, attorney* lothbary
Salt and Baker, ftatiooers, cheapo

fide
Salter VTilliaiD* weaver* faady*!

fti«et* bi/hopfgate ftreet
Salvador Jofepb* merchant, biihopT-

gate (Ireet without
Saldbury Robert* efq;: bank di-
rector and merchant* at mr*
Gaylard*^s* the corner of biUit^r
fquare^ lime ftreet
Salwe; IGchard*. efq;. ibuth fea ^»
rector and turkey merchaot, at
* mr. Taylor*!* Ifcadenhall ftreet
Salwey Theophilui, turkey roei!.
chant* loodoa ftreet* fenchorch
ftreet
Samuel John*. warehoufemAn* thict

king court* lombtrd ftreet
Sanden Heniy* diftiUer, loWi^

thama ftreet
Saodera Jamei* turkey merchaof*
goodman^a fields* or Arord Usde
coffee houfe* birchio laoe* conf*

, , , , , .hill

Sage and Toriier* ^ haberdaihetfA Sanderion Joint* coal meichttfT*

cheapfide
'SapThomai* hakerdaflier* ditto
SairAury William* linen draper^

bredd-ftreet
Sale Thenui, finea dhpei^ suoo«»

ffca
SalkeiU Charlct, nercer. lodgate^

hUt . * "•

Sahnon J.>ho, lieeman, tldgatft
within

SaloMoM Levy and Reuben* mer*
cheats* KmcAreet

Sabmo^s Wathan* merchant*. Ca-
therine court* tower hill

Salomons David* laetvhaflt* cratch-
edftiars

Salomont Michael| merchant*. ca«
therioe court, tower Idll

Salomon* WiiJipa, merchant, at

yard* hoOAdfdiisii ^

fador and infurance broker* op«

per tEamea ftreet* near hiare&cfc

pountngr lane
Sinte Ed.Pe* cheefemonger* leadea«
' hallfttect'
Santos Manuel Diu* merchant

bartlet*s'boild2ogs* holborn
Sanxay Robert* dri^ift* oppofite

craven ftreet* ftrand
Sargent J^^hii, efq; bank' diredbr*

new broad ftreet
Sargent Aufrere and comp, ftes*

chants*^ m'mcing Taoe
Savage Henry, efq| effex ftreet*

ftrand
SavAge Charlte* efq; bank dire^Dr

and merchant, mark lane
Savage Samuel; merchant^. brooK

ftreet; grofrenor fqaare
Savage andStracty* diallers* finitK*

field baca

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Aiiraie Stmud^ WMveri gun ftrteti

rpitaJ fieldjj
S«fi^ Juncff fiooptti Hudwell

dock
Sarage Jamta, looompuat to t]ie

royal czchaflge aflurance
SafiU John, warehoiifeinaf^ #ia«

cheiar firMt
Sajondcri Thomaa, efqi upper brook

ftreer, grofvonor fqoare .
Siundcra Joftuif packer^ bafingball

ftreet
Saofldera Thomaff haberdaiherir

chetpllde
Sauodtri Paal^ opboljcr^ Ibttoo

ftreet^ ibho
Sawbngat Ftter« £)k thr^wfter,

prinee'a llrtet, fpital fiaMa
ftiwbridge and B«rpftoo> miucatp

aUermanbary
Sawle Kichard^ woolkn draptr,

ftrand
Say Fraada^ uphoifterer, ludgata

Sayer John, tobacconift^ fmithfield
Scaers Thomaa, ioruraopo brokary

Jonajthan'a pofiee l;pule« exchaoge

alley
Scandratt Chriftopher* nerduAt^

mark lane fenehutch ftreet
Scarlett SimueJ^ teaman and grocMTp

tower fttcet
Scattergood Tbomaf ^ pewterar« hU
, ihopfgate ftreet
Schoelly John, merchant, kackney

road, or bl'ood ftreet building!
Schoeo John Henry, merchant, ba-

£nghail ftreet, near kmdon wall
Scholefield Jamef| broker, ftotch

yard, bofli lane, cannon ftreet
Schomberg Jfaac, M. D, ooffolk

ftreet, ftrand
Schomberg Mayer, M.Dt fcachurch

ftreet
Schomberg Solomon, notaiy pub-
lick, caftle alley, cornhill
Schreiber Charlei^ merchant, tower

royal
S(hrefe Godfrey, merchant, fun*

fire office, thoBadaccdiiB fttcet

Schrim/hire and Thornton^ iiiar«

chanta, bnckleribury
Scholdham and Berchenhout, war««

houfemeo, gold ftreet, woodftreet
Schumaker Frederick, Aigar refiner,

lemon ftreet, goodman'a fielda
Schuman tewta, aerchaat, nrV

broad ftreet
Sohattn and Raiencamp# fogar ba«

kers, ooal harbour, thamei ftreet
Schweighawier John* Jamea, mer*
' chant, broadftreet boUdinga
Sclater and Shcphtrd| druggifti,

newgatf ftreet
3ptegmaa Motici, menphaat, it

/buthgatf, or at WiU*a cofff«

' houfe, comhiU
Scot Roberti merchant, at mr«

Browo^f, packer, threadneedle

ftreet
S^ot Joseph, woollen draper, aid*

gate wlthia
Scott Thomaa, brkk merckantj

at mr.D|trgent*a, cojeaon ftreet

boUdioga
Scott Bu)bart, efff nldenoan, low .

layton
Scott, Salter and Sqm, near tht

fteel yard, thamea ftreet
Scott and comp. brewcrij koffo

ferry, wefiminfter
Scott Jofeph, fen. merchant, at

the New York coffee houle, or

eaft ham, effex
Scott George- LewlCf efqj commHV

ftoner or ezcife, leicefter ficlda
Scott Thomaa^ warehoufemaD, cat-

catoo ftreet
Scott and Axford, brokera, at or»

Bricke*s, file laoe ^
Scrimftiire Aichard, meithaat, at*

pukey*f, buckletibory
Bcrivcoor William, coal merchast,

dock head, Ibuthwark
ScuUard William, wine merchant,

idol lane, tower ftreet
Scoliard William, merchant, Umofh

ftreet, goodooan*! fields, or at

the Union coftce houfr. ^o)ri>-

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of Um royit iAiWg» nev ctofcwiy

8frt« Jofah tad coo^. aieithuit^ ShtlAtt Sdmuttd,' celi ittkrcli^t,

nark Jiflo baokfide, fouthwark

■tiwun DtttCiPi coApttAller, guM* tttmbrook John tnd WSUiita ^ i8)r-

JitU en. ditto

^«tlJ Sa««cl» flMchfent, AflW Shkni A1mna«^ iiiiirciiiht^ KS

broid ftrctt jCOort. miiiciiig }Mtit

allcfy p«ulby golden fqaate

M<laii Robot* ilktftfio* pnerto- Sbrp Stmucity forgMs, feiichQitk

ft«r io# ftreet .

SaaiiHck ul Cfart^ ttCKhifttt) Shirp RichaH^ hatred fiih-^bect

oldjcwnr hiU.

Wgwifk jo6ph| ftcom^taat M tfur^ThdlMlj gfoceTj fedchlirch
tte l0Bdoa atfhraUce twaognfg ftrctt

near loodoa ftone, doiirtnftreet Sharp Jacobs fittM dripet, blo#*
Sedgwick and eomp. faibtidaihen^ bladder itrttt

cfaetpfiie aur^ P«te^ chyitoift aAd drtlg|ifl^

tebl £phfahkn*RinliAU» ckyndft without biihopigatfe

Mid coffmk mmhflit, bbcfe- Sharl-et John, UirbWftfel*, pile^-
fMll^ or at \hfi Bank coffbe hoofe, nofter row^ Ipitai fielda
Huead^ebdfe ftrbet Shiw t^a^ea, iqAcjt tt)^^a,

Ikfbj and cotni^* Haeta tfrt^lk> , norfolk fticet, ftrand

imithfield Sha^ Jbfiih, hofie^ c)i«*pG^

Slhnan tSSktr, fetriet if&f oM Shiw Jofepb, naanchefter wltt^
lord, or at the Bank coffee hoaiby houfeman* gold ftttet, wool-
threadnccdle ftre^ ftreet

SelwinaiidBharfcr, illkiiKil, neW Skayl&r Williaib, goldfihlth, lorn-

comty- fifthhin'a iane bard ftrtet

Selwin Thomaa« ttothttty fift hike 8keale Alckaiidar, ttii bant difM-
SeigetBt Beojmifl^ goNfinith^ fleet tor and merchantt oppoflte the

ftreet 'thutch, old Moad ftreet

terocold John, ro^l etthange df- Shedel Jamet, merchant, eli^ift*
funnce dtre^dr and ntrcfaantf te^ buildings, Jondoh wall
lore lane, eaftcheap Shefl!%ld Kaihaniel^ attoraey^ ilroli*

Sttn Phiaeak, mettliaat* near the monger lane
eaft tndia warthoufes fe&chmth Sheiaon WUliado, merchant, bU
ftre^ fhopfgate ftrest, near cornhill

4erra EUas, onkrchant^ nindng Sheldon Richard* cfq; royal tit-
'-'— chattge aflbrince diredot, dean's

coort, St. Paul*! charch yard
ShtmdhWiIBanv«nd«Gharh!i, blick-
welhall faaors, sroamonger lice
-Shepherd Jimts, iherehant^ wrap-
ping wall
Shephfeili Williattoi thfetfemooger,

lower thames ftreet
€h)fppaNand Baggs* diftiUers* wi(«
piag 4a€k

late
Serra Mofei-Gomtt, ncrchanr^

gdAodttian*! fielda
Sefarego Frahcia^ itallaa mteehatft,

air ftKfety Piccadilly
Seron John, CDerchantj bircfaln lane,

cornhill
Setoa Andrew* mcrchaat, Copthall

coorty thrognorton ftreet
Stward Richard, tf^^ eaA>uidla Am

9t&9i, St. Maty km

Skit

pbCfVf Ifto^ tod AittoHi pM«
fmiths, lomktfS fbcet

•hcf fllQ nWtif lulBCllflttt| ntttMH

Sherrird Williaau hofier. fpittl

^. . ft » .
nenf

^herrat Jo&nt terchiat, St. llC«r«
tin A itiitf y ctiiikdnu nfeet

SherwUI Benjsttiift, p<ytter^ fittle
nmtt ftfoet

Sherwood Tbomai, linen drtper^
Idflgflfeet, dietpfidt

ShenviDoa and Abney» fifltiBfetai

&well and W!iltebi«ad» teewehff

chifwtll ftreet
Shickle and JCatter, f^oeett, op*

polite St. ThAniai*f9 bblj^ta})

fouthwark
SUffnet Heni)r aMi }alM, taiau

cbaAtr, old Itnttli lea h^vtc,

iroaAftreet «
Shipton Jolfphy tobacconift, tiiie-

cowYy Ovte cnurei
flioirer John, filk tkfMHIeri le«

mon mttt, 'g0cimiif*t4)^ldKi
SKnpnell Richaitf^ bUtkireiteill

'fta6r, tefirighallftreet
Shnbrick Richard, london aflitrtikce

diiwior and iherauht, OAvuiUI

coffee hoofe, or mUe^ead green

ohuter WHUini, Iklrdtviteman,

nvliMh aldgale
6hatz and Bhank^ floMrjr fabBeki»
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SuteiLuiioB |ugef^ i^udfiiittflf nief*

ftreeC
Smtooddr AM Wera, iIIje ttttMrt

ften, littte ayfiflte flreef« godd*

Untt'i liflldii
Simon Laiamty baolDery ivamforA

cowrt, thrognioiten ftlieet
Simon Julepbi merchant^ aviia
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Sinjpfon Thomu, com fsdor, doU

pMfl coorty to#er llfeet
Simpfon Itmety ntefchant, Stt Mar^

nn f WMp caniflMi ffreet

8ti«leCon Thomai^ winemerclwit^

oH Jewry
Skelton John, woollea draper^

royal escbaoge
Skelton |ohn» ttflrefatfli> ihclkbdra

lane
Skii^ner lfnt\f wfnenenhast, le^

Tfaomarapoftki
Skinner Tbomai, WatdhOeftmij^

contet of weed ftrtfety cbeapfide
Skip GeorM» haberdafcer^ qaeeft

Skurray Wickei, filk and infdhiBco
briker, booth ifateet, fbitalfielda

Skttrray TohA« i!lk bilsker. Bank
cofl&lldefe, tfareadneedle (beet

Slack Jofephi nercbant^ St. Mavy
hill

Shdb G^rge attd cotirp. refinerr^
lb nA)n » ftoti fey alder%ate ntttt^
m WiH*a eoiFee heefe^ cornhiti

Sibley and Kemtt, kibcidtfterf^ J^^^ ^^ Merriman^ hofien^ op«

aid|>te
SddalJ RoberCf wooHen drajfer^

cheapSdtt
Sidoby Aleaeanderi tBtrcbant|Cfutch«

ed friara
^eeHMtmMy ef^ ratal etchange

aflbranee dire€lor and merehani^

hackney
Stlcock Benjamioi hardwareman^

lofldon brid^
^Ira Manoel Francis and foB, itfer*

chants, St. Mary ix
8il?efter John, M. D. white lion

emirty comhill
Simkifli NathiQieli hCtcr^lomih,

irothwark

polite the maofioa hoofe
Shter J^hn^ drugfrift, cannon ftrtoet
Slater Richafd'i oUmaaand grocer^

blnckman llreet
Slim Humphrey^ wtaftt^ peter

nreet, Infliopflgate llreet witiuniC
Smart John-, dHlilkr, hoibera, near

middle row
Bmart andHewetibny laMiefi, king

ftreetf eoTcnt garden
Smart Oeorge, wine merchant

cannon nreet
Smith Samuel and Williim, mer«

ehanti aiMi fiikmeo^ alderman*

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loidi toA Kaili, groeen,

ftrcct, near hnik line
8iiiich«adPdflier» cl m fc w op gew ^

Btar tli«cfiftoiii hooTe
ftmslh John, efq; fotsth fieffdinftor
. .aod ntrchanr, great St* Helens
Smith JolWf druegtftf bocklcrf*

kory
ttiith JolUf timber nothan^ lam*

.beth
Esuth Henry, coal nttchaat^ tiigg

Aiirt, thamcaflnet
Smith ThoaiM, iinaa diapar^ wat«

Snlth Alennder, wlae aHvdbtftt,

goodmtn'i fieUs
Soiitii and Peck, whn&ogen, hor£»

Ijdown
Smith Saffluel, timber merchant.

lm|Srae(

•mith'

I Thoau^fincfl draper^ adlk
Bfcet
Shy th Samoal-BenaeC^ timber mer-

Simth Tetemiah, tnbaccom'ft, Mmer

•f philpot huie
Smith Rnbot, ioinnmce broker,

chaiUM alley
Smith Benjanaitty iMSUkr, white*

croie Sooet
Sfflitli Bei^uBui, pecker, budge
. raw

Sndth Charlei, glover, cheapfide ^
Smith Richifd, efqj eaft-iodii di«

redor and merchiint, coUege hill
* Smith Richard, fail-maker, ihad

Smith, Heme and Ion, coal mer*

chants, bank fide, fimthwark
Smith William, warefaooicmM, ck*

xnent*c line
Smith William, agent to the brick*

layert company, black frian
Smith WilUam, leather faaor,

the6bald*8 court, red lion ftreet,

Jiolborn
Smith Cii^th and John, icotch-
. fftdors, lad lane, wood ftrcet
Smith Kathaniel, ftatioocr, iiew-
. gateftreet
Smith Edward, lacemao, ludgate*

hill
Smith Jofeph, druggift, fmithfield

bars
Smith S^ah^ ftationer, btftholo*

mew lane

Smith William and Richard, kat

oaakm, bell dock, wappiag
Smith JoSina, fugar baker^ bttter-

iea •
Smith Jacobf iro^onger, little

qnees Areet, lincoin'a-itto fields
Smiik JoTeph and Copeland/cbecie-

moogeitj thamea fireefy near

fifltmoagers hall
Soiith Jamca, goldfinith, fleet ftreet
Smith William^ gekUmith, cheap-
fide
Smith WiHtani, fiiaor, at ar«

Parr*i, 3t. Paul's chuixl^ yard
Smith and Payne, banken, loth*

.boiy
Sfliiith and Emft, menhanti^ gicit

St.H<kn*s
Smith Robert, meal lB£br, thite

«rown court, foathwark
Smith William, haberdaiher, chiap-
. fide
Smith Thomas, hat maker, leaden"

hall ftreet
, Smith Thomas, mercer, imiihfield
Smith and Annanc, merchaad,

well court, queen ^fireet
Smith and Harrifoii, wine mer-

clMuits, great tower ftreat
Smith Samuel, upholder, comptoo

fireet, ibho
Smith George, ^aiehou£eman, St,

Aotholio's church yard, wat*

ling ftreet
Smith^Thomai, difiiller, fercftrett,

cripplegate
Smith James, watchmgker, cbif-

well ftreet
Smith Henry, haherdaihcr, grace*

c;|iurch ftieet
Smith and Poad, linen drapers,

a!4gate without
Smith and Bickham, hiberdaihcrf,

4ihftrecthlJl

Saef,

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tnee, 3teer tud Berkto^ wkoletkfe Spagg Jtmet, IteliooTe hni£b

Spalding Abraham and coaop. mer^

chaati, white CcO coait^ core*

hiU
Spalding Jameij^ grocer, white-
chapel
Sparks and Sawrey, habeidaiherf^

cheapfidc
Sparrow Samuel, merchaAt, at mr«

Walker*!, great St. Helena
Spariow Francii, attorney, bread

ftrcet '
Spatemah Sasiael and coiiip. gro-

cersf cannon fiiCjet, opf jfite ni*

cholaslantf
Speed and Windle, droggifti and

chymifti, old fi(h Areet
Spencc George, merehant, buy

court, St. M>ity ax
Ipence Henry i linen draper^ corn-
hill
Spenecf and Clifford^ merchantf^

tomWhcelUoe* ctnftonftreet
Spencer WillaBi» hofier, alderman-
• bury ' .
Spencer and Faulkner^ tobaccofilib,

old fi/h ftreec
Spencer and Dyne^ Goen drapert,

charing crofa
Spencer Benjioua, merch«at,feet2i-

inghnei orAmfterdacn coffee^'

honk
Speodler Samuet^ ffSocr^ gutter
. lane, cheap6dc
Sperling Jatnei^nerchtntf minting

lane
Speffing Htnryi ncrchant, i&i\k«

lane
Spicer, Amoi and S&ilh, haber-
. dafliert, fleet SreeC
Spicks John, merchant and in*

furer, great aylifie fticet^ gnod«
inaQ*t iieldi
Spilman Jaroer, cfq) bAek direAor^

merecrff
Sace Leooaid, yamthrowtery hack-

nqr, or Bitta*s coffee hoofe,

0brohiU '
Saee Peter and comp. droggilb , op-

^fite the wtft end of the nvH

ezchanie ftrand
Snell William and comp* metthantit

auftin friari
foell WiUiam, attorney^ laurence

poontnty bill
Saow and Deno, Vankeri^ withont

tenplebir'
Snow Richard^ merchant, haling*

hall ftreet
SoUit Chi iftophiery merchant, new

crane, tapping '
Solly Ifiac and Samoclt merchaftta»

* at a pa(1tei\, great Sr« Helem
Salomon David, merchant, crotch*

ctffrtan
Solomdiiii Jcfeph, SA^rchant, gould

fqiuie; ditto
S^lomona Lfvy* merchant, cock

and hoop yard, houndfditch .
Solomont Mkhael, merchant, ca*

thcrine courts tower hill '
looddy and Ore^up, Ibendrapen;

borough, (bntlvwaik j
Sottth John, efq) tank' direAoff

, jcffery*! (qnare, St. Mar/ ax
Soocfa John land Jofeph^ m^chaoti,

ditto*
Soiitli Jamei, oilman anM dOater In

Jiopi» Sb Macgaret^t hiil;i footh*

* wark

Soothby John, wine merchant^
' cannon ftreet'
Soothhonfe, Chapman aod ShaVp^

Ifonmongert, leadeohall ftreet '
Sonthhoofe William^'
" milk ftreet

Sow ley and Tkcrnhill, IiceoltQ^
< long acre
Sowley Henry, merchant, at m^fl*,

Sowley ind Thoriihilft, ditto '
Spnckmao Jamea and Jofeph, pew-

tcffcra, fenchurch ftreet^. Actf
' litoadkotc

attorney^

Coodittt ftieet, hanever fqiiare
Spi%jry fo^Q.B.idges, kavdwaie-
' man,' aldgate within
Spink Sdward, 'hatter and bofier,
• holboni, oppofite hatton gatdea
Spitta Joha^ metcliant, at kir. Ed-
warik'if old kwiy _

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hottiemeOf cheapiide

Spooaer Hanffrlbrd, mercbtiit^ it Stftviiu Edwaid^ timber Qetchimtf

StebUng William and Kthettg iioea

ara^ii^ corahiU
Steal and 8tap)ie«i^ copper mtt*^

cfiaHtty cheapfi4s
Stcd WUliaqi^ ef^j hoabj in keol
Steele Joaathan^ brandy mcnhant^
"aiar the. tiiftom hitU, chaiaet
ftieet

mr. Lypo'fly rweeting*t alley
8p#fg Samuelj filk thr^vfterJ ii»«

foal cocir% ^u) ficMs
Sporliflf Joho, little voorfieMt
fttaUcr fohn, Uaaen draper« |vat«-

liog meet
Stagg WUiiam^ bfoker^ c&aiter-

boufe ftreet
puiofbrth and OOberRe, wiqe mer-

chaats, 0I4 lioatli U% houkp Steele WUliaai* nerchaat^ ^necA

1iroa4ftreet
Slallard TlMiiiaif drognftf kadia-

^Uftreet
Staadart Frederick, merehaAt^nar*

ti8*t lane, caaaoa ftreet
Btaadea Thomai, Haea driper,

graflccharck ibtac
Ccaadert, Thomai^.aiefchaat^ hgw

laDf
9taoac««rick Jemifit ^Wd»ibr#

comhill
Stanley Sawatd, bofler, taitff

Ar^t
Staaton Roberf, ^mlch coCtod eme*

|ioai«» ioTa Jaae^ aldcffvanbarj .
ftlaatoa Jokoi kabenUfliar« ckeap*

ftreety ekeepfide
StaarenaOeo^e^ ef^j eaftiadU di*

redor, poplar >
SfteiDaiM^ Otte vid comp. niery

cfaantf, oear IUdMrd*a ca!^«
, Unc(i(eet
Stepheai Jokoj ilatioqei^ kiflUide

of the royal exchange
Sreoheoa, Carter and Belch, leaihjBr*

leDert^ nfmmt troet'
Stepkem and noyd, packer^ liige*

ftreet
SiephfoaXMhael aad JameS| bit«r«

en, primroi^ teet^ biik^%^

teet wUbpQt .
Siuipheasloho and ftl^eiC oMflVai
' wkitecEtptl

Staatoa'VrilfiainftQdilbaaal^lBeff- Sl»heQf|fb% fikoijui^ wKtSpf

can, claillera
Scantop Ftederid^WKckgDtgtkretit

needle ftreet
$uple Peior, aerekaat^ bafiaglall

Sreet '
tuples ^mf9» Uackvelkall faaoE,

tokeahoufe yard

^[{heoi Aodreia, mercE^t^ iS
mr, BarrJey*i, leadenhaQ ftteet

StefikeftTooL Seward, eC^; fveei

' lopyre^ drajond ftiwet

SteplMnlbn V^illiam> efq; t^tkPB^
old (Van If £e*r^*>lAeS'ftfJ^t

fitapiea aod Cartif^ flwlt ^iSil|er8f Stephenfon aid Yatei^ ilUUiien»

StcpkeAToa lobn, meidbaol^ fiiQl*e
yardj boiklaae

Scephenfoa William, fiuiSeffA 0ppc«
ntc.c3Ktef^ckap|p^ ftraod.

Stcrrop Thooiaa, kghefda&cr»
die»fide

linsehoofe
StiU>let Jokft} coal nerdigntj^ neat

the hennitaga
Stapka George, ftAor an' wircr*

botil^nutf, chfogmortoa ^eat
Stark John, hair aaerchaat, bay tko«

loroew clofe

Stead waliao^ mecchaaf, Itiog* StecaArtboK, royel exchausc *^*
Ortet, tower hMA . . ruraai* dWeQor mi uyexsJIm^

$tcad B«rnaidj tioca drapgr^ bUtj

led lipa %oare'
Stereaf Edmund, cornf^QofAGc^
kwc^botolphkne

StdTi»

(I

cmut, lodg^ |lre«c
Sttvent William - Hodgei| Itftther

Stevenfoa T^oowt and Jithn, sar-

cai»».qM€mflrect> cbeiffidi
StevenfoQ John, wine aeschtaty

coi^ couttf gitqpdkwch ftfttie .
Stevenfoa Robert* mercBftot^ioMr-

illteliiiU
Steward and Hishmore, coal mer*

ehaiiu^ thtti C(«ief| Uubci

llreeC
8t«mi|d73hiaM#IaWdftflier^cem'*.

hill
Stcvard lohtK Meea draptr^ amth

bond ftreety hanoetf f^aAf
SictraitArtliibild ud £»# sifr-t

chanli^ york buildingty tf rand
StMiart Jolui, siffdian&, genid^

fquaie^ crutched friara
8t«rart Rtobir^ dioggill, gi«M«

ckuKll flfOit

Stiff i^Diel« ««rc|iaat« jive laae^

caftcheap
ftterk John, tefcer anrduutt,«a|^

pMgdeek
Stock Jplin* oil todi coloiifffluuit

newgate ftieet
Slock Wt linii^ wiie iiMfclMitt oMft

the eaft indie warekottCeiy iea«

chMfckftfcet
Stoktrand Camutt^ MpothMu6m$

gricechnrchteet
Sconard Joho* corn hEbUf iMik

lane*
Stone Samud^ grMcr^ kadcnholl

llaeet
Stone iUdfleVf efqf cewiiffioncr

o£ trade» prity gaideo
Stone Tbomuy diftiikr^ grtet dmrjr

bofe
Seoiey Charlei, jeweller, Sld9t]r*a

eiky. lekdlerficlds
Storr Marmadiike, wctchdaaker,

liflibeidliraet
Story John, nnrchtnt, lanccnct

faioe
Stow John^ WiUiam aaA Tkmmg

7t>

SSMmhrd eh^ Acdhia, mtmtt}^

taviftock ftreet, ooveotgerdcft
Snaten laMe«end ohm* dreggtftii^

weftdoiihfiaU
%nttooHaory».Uaae«|irilMai H»^

tor» lothbury
SftmvmOtkomtJumn^ oldnhaogf^

cheapfide
Soettooa and Rodhaid, linen dit«

fen, leadeAfaeU llkcct
S|hf8C Thomai^ hefier, neit dottr.

to fomerfec- koofa, Smnd
StftttOiorge, flatioiier, poidtiy .
Sttetfield «Bd.Ciid»il^telonr«Mi^

budge row
atarttcU J >hn, mmbmA, at. ar«:

CoQkft*s| fife lane
Strickland Thei9aa,f e^| gCBdni

poll office* lombard ftrcet
Stritklaod WUliMai li^^, flBok)r
c Sreat, iontkiMMk
Stfinger Jobo, naedbonftflMa^ ay«

liffbftreet^ goodign|fr*t ficldi
Strode Tbomaai cii|} bkenfiMirlr

f<iuare
Strode Samoel, oil and colottrmaii^
« hi^holbom
Sturgeon Tbonati hriilh h^ot^

Stylet |oiepk and fen*, ibtiaodri^

king-ftreet, cheapfide
Siifike, Scott and cooip* weawrt^

fortftreet, fpitalfieUa
Sabvio, John, fog at tainer, angel

alky, frhtteehapel
SoUvao Laurence^ efqi gteatniflef

Sieet, hlooodBury
SMBaei and Woedomn, diftiik|a^

near dock head, feuthwark
Svniarland John and eomp, iron

Ibimderf, alfaallewi^Une, thanea

Areet.
Soplflo Jodah, mflrchaot^buryftre«t«

St. Mary ax
Swaine Tofepb, faAor^ at tkefwaa
, inn, Ld lane
Swainibn Timothy, haberdafliev

and siiUlaec, htttiett»ilrcet^ eo«

▼eat garden
SMUntJ<*ho, giocsl> biihop%«tt

Arcatwtlhift^ ^ *

i a •*■•

('7t)

wd%\ foallry *
^ -11, Suck u4 comft ifeicrceif^

ktn| ftrett, cofiiitgiftfen
Wiyne jMMTt diAillcr, ncwg^tt

tnct
Iwflit md Rarbn, lintn dnpmi^

Sweet Nathttirly hhud araperi W*

Aopf^ate withoat
SwtttiDghftm WiUbm, Wokcr,

mintfcu««» IbotkwMk
Swift Joicph» wooUtn diaper, op.
, p«6i« cieiMBt*a laa^ caonoa

ftrtct
%ma^itmiud€tm^ coili cotttn

aad glue mkcie, food lane
SjdeidiamaBd Hodffos, flMicha&ti,

kotolphlaiie
a|daiibiB> Tbeadoia, tS^i ftfand
Symet Thamat, bof ncrchaM a»l

^laiaa, St.-llai|ai«t*a bill
Symoodt He&ry» nerckaot, filter*!

kaflcBiiit, caoooft ftfeet

T.

TALBOT Heary» DBttdiasr,
frarveMr.lqiiare
Talcdt aid WcAan, pettera and

giafr merchaatf, St. 01ave*ff,

fombwark
Talahect IsarkI, tnrkej merchant,

little btll alley, cokman ftreet
Talliet 1ainc% elq; red lion /qoare
Talvin Tkomaf, apotbccaiy, grace-

dnrchftreet
Tanered John and Walter, woo'len

drapen, itiflel trcet, eoreac

garden
Tanner Ednvnd, ncrcbant; hnx-

ton fquare, or baok coffee boufe
Tapp William^ lioeo draper, bread-
.Iftfeet
Tappenden and Hanbrjr, irenmon-

gersy fofter Jane, rbeapfide
Tapfcoc John, attorney. Mo. if,

xKfford'a inn
Taib Wiibam, wine mercbaat. liif*

Iblfc lane '

7^ Tbonat, efiii

ifeaApoit, cnUegebiU

T^dMUB tad RoUaToh, M delb
oianufiiAttreri, globe jard, wap«

Tathan Ralph, irferchaat, C8W«
per'i row, cratched friars

Tatnali Wiltiaan, twaitboninnfl, '
Iremnonger lane

Taveraor John, packer, icoieiata
Afcet

Taylor GcOfge, packer^ hadenbafi

Taylor Edward^ broker, abcbaicb

lane
Taylor Jofepb, iberckant, bofii-

hoe, caanoaftreet
Taylor Baroard Frederkk, aotr*

cheat, college bill
Taylor J>>hn, batter, oppofite the

monumeot
Taylor^ and iba, rbinameo, nail*

mall
Teiie Frederick, ^Mrcbaat, at

nnercei*a hall, ironaoager laae
Teiifier Scepbo^ fta* . nefcbaflr,

aoftio friari
TqffierStcpbea, Jaa^tnercbaat, at '

mr. Harrk'r, wincheiler ftreet
Tcaaaat and Mafibgbcrd, liaca

drapen, cornhill ^
Territt WrJiam, tiniber mercbaat,

bbck frian
Tcft Tb'nas aad eomp. wiat

tcooperd^t. laarybill
Teflaa bfatthew, aaerchaaC, Acr*

boralaae
Teofli Frederick, mercbaat, ftir

ooofC, bread Areft ,
Thackwell Thoma*, linen diapv,

coraer d letter Uii«, bolbem
Tbawyer George aad Sum, loMB

drapen, borougb
Tbead anJ Pickett,

lodgatcbilt
Tkecd Joha, haberda&cr, pbilpot

Jane - .

Tbeobaid Peter, timber OKicbant,

baakfide, Ibotbwaik .
Theobald P.ter, cfin bank direaar,

broad wall, ioacfawark>
T^y John, Iangkuie,ib9lbwai|i
7bedyWiiiiaBi»dit|o

TbgiM

poldiaitbi.

^iMUm P^cTi tf)) teak direaor

and Berchacty Mtrtin^t Uxf,

caoaoo Arect
TJuMnai Peter and Tb0iBai» ma*

duuua, ditto
• Thom ThomM, londoo jifliaanfit

dineAorr ditto
ThomM JohOf mcKliaatt tt tht

oU fentli ftt houfe, qld brwdb

ftnet
S'honM WUliaiBy grocer, imiih*

fidd ban
Thomii and MiCchoU^ inerchaa«i»

^wpte hill
Thomeguy Peter^ mtrchtnt, col«

kiehiil
TiKnUaiUMi Johp, mcrchi&t^ buck-

leribary
Xhomliiilba^ Trecothlck tad compv

mercbanta, ditto
Thompkias Joho, ptckeff fwiUun't

Ittt
Tbompiba Harryt iiicrcbaoc« Jbo*

IrifbbAercafkhap
Tjioinplbo» Steward tad coonp*

BnrrhHti» Su awry i|iU
ThMaploA Sir Pttor, *> Sharp aad
,.9miht.m€fdmiit»p anil ilreatA

btmoodiejr
Tfc w Bf lop WUfiiOlj . fflcrchaotf *

lborter*i court, thro|nBortoa ftreet
TboBHl^ Hcary, €Ic|mb|o broker^

fiitfoa*aeoff€«bottft» or at mile
.tad . .
ThoBplba tni VftA, hop hGtott,

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Thomlba Thomaii^ fpamih leather'

drafler, caftk court, Coothwark
TboBBroa Aodrtw^ nercbant^ au*
> fttafrtaffi
Tbooifon and DdAcan, ncrcbaatt,

ianitacc pountpey lane
Tfaoroa Tbomai, goldlmitb, wood-

.•ftvcety chcapfide
Thorne Koberii watcbnaker, ditto
TboiocoOjTboaiu, bop aaercbaat,.

tooley ftreet
Tborntoa aad CorowaU, ancrchaott

and iofureit, aogeicoarCi throg-

aaactoaftxcat

Tboifltoft wmian^ d^;' aaft iaA^

dtreAor, aldernaabo^
Tb^rp Caftle, wiaemercbaat, croft

laae^ St, aury bill
Tbofta William^ copper finitb».

wbitecbapd
Tkos^Stsavels carafiidor aad ia<*

forance brolter, ayhic ftrecr,

fOodman*a fields
Tbiclim Hcary, aMrchanf^ bate-

leu's boildiagt, bolborn
Tibbs Thooua, colourman, bolborn

hsU
Tichbeno aad Doughty, woolicg

draper?, poultry
Tidaiarih Joho^ pewtercr, loth^

bury
Tieiaey Jamer» royal esKhaage a£r

forance dirc^or and meichanty

mark laae
Tieraey James aad Thomas, mer*
• chants, crutebcd frhn ban
Till Straeeyi* linen draper, fw
_c))4fcli ftreet.
TUlcard Jamas, diftillcr>* UAopfgire

wkhJDut
imett . WiUiam» gaocar* aailk^

fireet
Tillbn Thoitiaf, t^oeet* biAopfgata^

firect without
Ttmibo Edward ud ttmp« hoTierij

aldern: anbury
Titacr and Marih, lilk brokcrta

new ftrect, ncxc devonibire
, fqoare . ' - '
Tod William, merchant, loehbnry
Tod James, br«idy merchant , ^ diT-

tatt lane
TfA Joha, grocer, wappiog
Todd Robert, druggift, lombard

ftreet
l^alet and Taykur, mirchaafs^ >

thrcadoeedle ftrtct .
Tollrcy Samuel, linen dmpar,
.cbeapfide - <«.

Tomkint Bcajamin, linen diaper,

bread ftreet
Too^kins John, packer, flietbont

lane
Tomky lichaid, kardwaiamaa,.

borough ^

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rict %iih<ip%>tt witfaDot

Vteliate J^bfb, tolv ia Jiiii Townfeod and foo, hthcuiiftrnt

wood« W4p|Nagdick MgiMllllI

VMific Johai Cffliie ftieichiftt, TownfendWiUian^ wifleaeiduMt^

lower thiiDts llie«t 1iliieihr«t

TooftM Jtcob wd Richaci, twl^ Townfend Joho^ «MrdBll^ «Sr.

Iilkn, Arand : Miry Oe

ToolM LethkuUkt» tvrfcfy oer- tWfi<eiid J ha «»4 canrp. am*

«l»ot» liCtk bai iMty, t olWiMl chanti, loft lane eaftchoip

trccc - Toter Jabn ^td cOtop. «ieiclaat%

Topping TioMtby, imifmutg kn^ blUiter lane

don bridge IVallope fIoafy« ^i* ntR^ani^

l^iflg CbarlWt fcfldfiMB> Itadan* friday ftreet

liali Areec iWa^ Rt>(»e^ tHttiCD^ lieaciiaitk

9Win Jahn-CharlM, teplnri «ar«i ftreet

tsD*tUne TVcdwat THdmM» ||i«vt-blkr^

Tbrin Jami-Uwil, jt WUil ', thr 6f> leadenball ftreet

■aorcoa ftretc Tr Atarn Vioceirt, bat mODttt be*

Torin Dadci» watchfflafcalr^ mMr. luad S« TteoMM't iM^kdik

fialdi laathwjiTt

Torriflio8ir|olin,lDM»€affra«iy*f TreUwnyJoiu^haheida&er,ai|IU

^dOet iia«lt9 nr «amb«««N ItelekM

TMM^Mcl^filklMlKryHii'C. Trent Waiiltt.«iMry,«ipliiiitr»

Ifi^lCfim <iMK>laa|ane

IbnriMt Sanmel.and wHf, -aap- Tkefiliana ibt Mhkmtm^

bidetf Ike muiMm diiM^ftMec, eovont ^

, . . mincioglanev

baUfliteC TH|rf«Ranl*B^1

old bead ftictt ' TOggeJdiH»> Mma ii^i a i / f

craft, Trimn^er John and cooip. mtm

Tmren Jofaa, kaberda&er, irHiiMt duMCi, Molph Ham '

^ . Trinder Datid and comp, — n p ii if

Towcia teimtl^ ktrdwiraMli, tbadweridock

conihill Tn^net Tboaif^ dycri ^ftiNTa

Towlc a«l GHMke* ^M|^# Ml- ilreee, i^na ««>I><

Trotnan John^ corn faftapj t
Townlnr Haoinee, bop mer^rt^ Ittttt, |0odtimi«^4lelli

iOppaite barp lann, Ihatici ftrenc Trotter John, vphtfUtr, duflttMritt
Towttfend ChaoBtey, ttcrebant^ feho

aalKnftiai* . Tanman, DouglaitBd H^rt, flttr*

Townfen* Charlea, t^| frdftnor ebtw*, tM %r«a« ftrMt

Towniwd Jame,. grocer, MtMMd hoe fpital field?

Towofend and AJthaa,, woelJen ^^T'^Z'JSSi'^^''*^
^*»P«r«« 'aewar «r aJLI.^^ ^ «f«t» war crfppie gate
Ibai?^ ^^ •^ *»'»»' ri«^ Tuck« Samuel, ioiiiraKt «flk««

cbiAge alley

/ Tbcfco

VflfdB^lKU BllflttRQIf WDoiRIt on*

per.', 8t.<tcmcnt*ic]n(rdi)nird
Vodtttt ttfi|f * fucnhftiit^ ftiAty

flflCt

ToflFJohn, infnrer^Sc* Birt!holo«

tnrwSlibri^iUl
Taffley Robert, merdufit, puftdSqg
* lane
Tttke yTilXkaxt ^iftilfer. HtktXu

Ml
'Vohe HichoUi, ttcr^iit, lifoe

llreet ^

WlieTittodiy^ t^l fieeft f^Mfe,

emiDiul ftrett
Tomer Whichc0tt» el^|' ted lloo.

ttrvet, faoltorn
Turner tnd Poiier» Imea dfipilff

fleet flrm .
TtBTiHer anttnel, toiiddki ^tfuMii<ec

direaor and ntrduuity muiclm

lane
Turner Thomti and John, ft&flMi*
' ketl^ Mrh>'«r ftrcA, ttrdilF tfoft
fttrner add Luard, ItaeKliantiy

copthall cotin^ thregmoftoft*

ilreet .
Ihniler Jamtt dod JoftjA, #A<llt,

crifpin ftrceCf fpica) fieldi
Toropenn^ JeoiiUi, dUKtlpii^

cJofa i^tMrt
YorqiutodMVt folar refiner, frei^

gaitaftreac, Whitechtpel
Toi\m ^oTeph, koniBOfigcr, Su

ldaff|»ret*« ktlt. borwigh
twtStijAn, hoficr, wOod Urctt '
Tufkiihi and Cirtir, teanien, Um

. Vffeux.^ourt, fleet <ftrtet
Twyteab >ihb, bioUr,^^. Catlis*

riae'i court, -n^r troftgate

^TTAILL Airr^Ml, C(94|&oo&feIJ

▼ft1« W^UffiB, iMKfaB&tV tiYiftotk

ftrect, covent gtrden
TaleAtine Ifofiid, Wakett, chneitf-

nee^e ftreet
Tan Affttrdelft Miie, fnercfaaat* it*

a packer*!, St. Thomai apoffihei
WndeooEnden, fen. and ]qik tapr^

chanti, btiry<oiitt/Se.M^ax
^^jiaderfocrfch |oliii, Woltier, thread-
need] e ftreec
Vandenneulen Frederick and Jdhff^
' werdnttti, bdarblkider lane
Vandeiplank loha, ma^ktttt^ tlii

Fatei^f hill
V MBdeffiB CttMDittt/ flOfeitnattt, af

the Aoifterdam coffee -Itodflt.

dMreidmedfeftriet ^

Vandewall Markcf, liiMb drapter^

vhtepAde
Vane. Waiter, efa| finith fee diree*

tnr afld merdiantj IcMhurcfaEk

Anec
Vaee 19k)ter« jfim lueithaat, cTI

. loath fee hobfe, broad jfeteet
Vbft Mfeilyp anA ffepklm, YiMi

chanti, new broad ireet
tfke Keek Sir Jofto^, ban. ehi

cooipa noerciiaBi!iif ditto
Tan Kick OtnrA, )qjIhu aftAteolup;
* flierehaiiti, dfcto
Van Motlen Btler, merchlmt, llldr^
' chfeiit, iTevbidhlre f^tfave
Van Rixtel Joha, merchant^ el^«

ttdry chtftchyaM '
Vaughaa Oeorgji,.laecinaa| ftitD4,

rOkt hikhtk ftreet
VaQghaii Williaib, btdkar, hat^

Hey, 9t It L^&y d*a vofTaB hmtk *
Vaoghaa Benjamin, broker, lU^v

Tkhee ponntney ltt»

9*Wyne, John, broker, fmiay ftreet V«>|baa Samuel, nienhint» ium-

Tyera Stephen, broker, ^Ccheap
Tyrtell Charlei, hofin, fleet ftreet
f^yfer WiUiaai, laceman, litfle W«

uin
Tyroo and Whileleck, IvarckraHi-

K&*% iooft, tfiinethg lai^
Vaaghan Edwart, fan maker, tdtn*

hiil
Vaux Rkhard, difliUer, hatchfer-

tom, rauliffa&la

i%^

0daef

<X7«)

OlMy Oe»f|t Mi X^bflt,

Vert, Qlytt md Hilliiu^ bnkilt^

WircbailaM
liiffe hmmf filkoMBf Mtr tlie
Wbrkiou^i witbovt bUkopigatt

Vcrqcy Georfe, wtrehoufcmaB^

kbgifttt, chcapfidc
VetaesobraDMud, BMicbuit, ptU

SuHtleiit
Veraoa liward, cfi|| veyalcttliangt
' aflbnact iiicAor^ MilBik tanetp

ftraai
MbgiM SisMfl and f«at» ware*
. boofaBtBy |iriact*i inct, Mi*

barj
iThchoIff Heniy^ BMRlaa^ pliil-

pot lane
ViaJirt Daaid, mcrcbaatt tuftia
. frtiri
VUiu irtsc, merduaCy Imn'ttut,

Vkkm Thoam^ wia« aancBaBt^

Sc.' James*! hay Birket
Ti|t)e ThonaH aKtchialy wal»

brook
Vigncaad Cbaaaaey^ ipui>po«dtf

mcrdiaBtif ditto
TtUtoa Antbony, aMickiat, kch«

bury; or Tom*! col&De boaTc,

corabUl
YilGoji Franc)f, Tom*i coffee boiift^

aitto
Yincent Glht» pi^kcr» St. Mtiy

■ ax
Vioccot Roberta ftttioiierj lUiAurj.

cooft, fleet ftrtct
Tmcent Gcoige» ibep iBikeff« al*

derfgate ftrcet
Vificr William^ dnigiift aad eby*

ai]ft>. feachanb ftrcet
Vincfl 9o<^^^« mcrehaaf, liict

firett'
Vipond Nickolat) iipliolfterer» bar-

tbolomew clofe
Virgoe Jvba^nd Geoiigc, mcfchanu.

•M Jewry

VoderkiH tad Rataaii goa^powte
aMTckaatt, threadneedle fireet

Underwood Joba and foa| ]e«ellcn^
feller hntf ekeapfide

Unwia aai f^hately, wbaleboaa
sierckaatsy kiag ftreet^ cheap-
fide

0awia aad WriggleTworthf bird*
warenea^ cbeap£de

Yokes Heory^ wine merchaat^ hat*
wB gaidea

Yob Gh^ea aad RichCer,
cheats, aear Richard*a
lima ftrcet

Yoofd NaUiankY, Pee Ootet aaA
comp* aiercfaanlt, deroaikirc-
ftvecti witboot biAopigate

YoweU Jdba« fiatkner^ wttfiag
ft* tec

Vpfold aad Frith, fflboeay. peoltry

VAiorne Joha, lioea draper,, ^eet
ftreet

iKborne Edward^, groeer^ k^lbai*

inhei Tkoaufjt aMediaat^ at warm

w.

WACKBTT ymmB,^ni»
gift, kolbom bridge
Wa4e Edward^ ^ttmB^jt tm^
Wagg and Bkker, hop flMrekaatf^ ,

white, kart-ioayboiaiigb^ fcatk*

warfc
Waghora aad H«IVMt threadaMB«

byhop(gate ilreet withia '
Wagacr Anthooy aad George, hat*

tetr, pall- mail
Wagibff, Shattlewotth aad comp«

warehottieaie^, caftic coart, laa*

fence lana -
Waiparrfgjbc WiUbBj gncer j hol«

' baro bars
Wainwriftht aa4 Withan, Inwa

drapcrt, cheapfide
Waite Robert, haidwareaiaa, dttta
W&keford aad Staiftdert, fogar ba«

kcra, broadwa/, black friars
WaUo Tiaiothy, attani^, fidtaa

kail, caaaaa ibtet

St,

chardiluit, lombtfd ftreet
W«Ik«r Ifaac^ P^ck^, gmt

Hdcnt
Walket Ttma»9, nMffcliinti thimit

ftreer^ acar billiAgfgait
W«iker« SteaTCiN and Ai^lMmh brew*

€rt» mill ftfcttf rotharhitii
Walker Tboiiiaf« n^eichaat, foho

fqnaie
Waiter TJiomai^ vio^ mtrchia^

aew hermitage ftreet, wappiog
Walker leko, IroamoAger eo4 tea*-

ficr, cheapfide
W«lkar Jeho^ fugpr baker* friday

ftreet
Walker and Dawlop* liaeo drapen»

cornhill
W«lker J«niee> weaftr> ftewai^

ftreet, fpital ficMa

W4lk«( Andrew, chymift and cOf

iourman, ted lioo yacd,'co,14batk-

fieldt. ...

Walker Peter* merchant* at nu

Kiag% M. Meitip'ek graad- .

Wall Capcll* grocer* Icadcnhall

ftreet
Waller Richard and Ion, gun na-
kert* nanXel ftreet* geodman'a
fields
WaUioier and: Fletcher, ftooeand
mirble mcrchaoti* niUbeokj weft-
minfter
Wallington John and comp. iesp*
■ maksrs, ledcrofi ftreet .
Wallia John, tutkej merchant*. No*

9j coney court* graj*8-inn
Wallii William*, ftationer*. grace*

church ftreet
Wallia Thomar*. meichant* yjork-

buUdingt
WalUs Joiiah* fnldoth and iaU*

maker, hermitage '
Walmcily Willum* igeot* fcoUaad

yard
Weimefljr and WoUoftoo* dniggiftf*

fnow hill
W^liby Ederaid, hardwaremao* fifb*
. aeet hiU

Waliham and Bite^ difliUcf I* ■ tl*
dnlgMC- fticst

ab- Walter Ajbrabam^ tea inrgboilfli*

blowbladder ftreet
W#Ito.n j^uchier, efq| eaft indic

diredor, aagelcoorc* thregmor*

ton ftreet
Walton Thomai and Bonchier* nir*

cbantt*N ditto
Walton apd Voyce* Seen itapetti

Freeman*! court* eomlulL
Waltep ^William* cera Mm^

cratched friara
)Walton Enoch*; n^ faaor* pri^

cot ftreet* goodman*i fieUa
Waogferd William* diftUkr* aeiT

billJDgfgate
Ward Jnhn^ bookr«lIer*appofite thn

royal exchange
Ward John* packer^ and kot prcf*

ftr, woodftreet

Ward William* babefdaikcr* k^*

born, near tke bars
Ward William* broker* Kn. 4|,

b«kir*t boildingf* old betklem
Ward George* . packer, fife 'laee
Warde John* t£^i fduth fea dircaof*.
. liaibn*! yard* duke ftreet* St.*

Jamei*t fquare
Wardell Thomai* brandymerchant*.

themes ftreet*. near the cuftonu

houle
Ware Catherine* bookfeUer* lod«

gate hill
Warne Jo(hut* warehettfeman* nevr^

gate ftreet
Warner Stmeon* coalfaAor* eaft

lane* rothcrhithe
Warner and Hagen* merchanti^*

mill ftreet, (bothwark
Warren Wtlliam* merchant* at mrV

Tower *a, without' aldgace
Wanen Jpho* fugar baker, watef-
' lane, tower ftreet
Warriner and Hirtley* ^elefak

gloveri * . fi ihftrect hill
Waihington Richaid, merchant,.

Lloyd's coftce hoaie*- kmbard:

ftreet.
Wafi Samueland Ton* haberda(hcri*,

lad lane
Waterman Saffioel* flBerchAB%^Ack'

lane
J.5, yf^ma

(i79)

Waicii TkMHi* tlqi dkfr u4iti
'tre£kor. blooaftaiy f^ttaie

WMtri Ma^ eOTA AAor, oil
biMJArecC

Wftcera JafpcTji brokeri RAe flnet,
a«arp««icitfi%tfll

WachiQ Johq, hatter catoBM trett

Walfciai MlAyflMtckanf, itJolHili

C BBB< BMiCf COMuHII ^

WiAioa WAJtWi tJ^rer^ tlMA|t
■Uty, ricto

Uecon houfc, ftrtod
WtHbo Jotlf meidiaftt^ difJian
Wttroa WilJiaiBi iroainoiigerf
' tteoBCi Afeety netr die cvIIom-

bpuic ^^
^Tdtiflv TnotntSj nuBnttf DOrou|2if

Jbttthwirk
Watfon Join, fiAiD^r^ 9r. JahnS

fltect
wftxiotk Tnomas tascochptfiovciVj

idcholai lane, lambard ftreet'
Watfon Jaha« mcrdiaiitj abchstfcb

bne, ditto
ll^atts John, merchuty tpkenhouft

yard
Waus and Potter, tobacoonifta,
' b'cad ttrttt
Watts WiUiam» cooper > upper

tfaames ftreet '

Way Lewii, efq; deputy gOYerncr

of the fottth Tea coopaajr, lin-

coln*f-inn fielda ^
WeaJe WilliaiD, bra tter," wood*

ilrcct
Weals Wnittm, linen draper, eheap*

fide
Wear and Taylbr, eom U^itnt, le*

mon Areer, focdmaa*8 fields
Weatherby, Growther and Aber-

'nethy^ potters, St. Catherines
IVraver Samjel, merchart, nearStb
'' Martin** hne, thames ftrect
Webb Danul, eil^ Chrift*t hofpt-

ul
Webb John, grocer, thaa«ftrcet,

sear (liiing^MC ^

WM PWer, }MN^^^ i&rdgflMitai

ilr#ec
Webb Dwiid, jwu BiiMkaiit, bdl

court, mincing lane
Webb Fmieii; wooi iMet^ not

maiden Iwie
fMb Aid SMkefpar, mudm%

ditto
Webb Omiel, Ati^mer, mMug

iknet
Webb Uid mnvttt, Hbcb dkipcft^

acwiatt ftdt
W«b|raft^SMi«plb», wh(o|eftlenp«

hoUlerera, threatntodle llrett
Webb KMiaid, corn fii€h< Baka%

coffee houfe, change aliey
Wcbbo, Mark abd Viny, iliiMdM*

pen, york ftrcet, co?entgai#ea
WchAer WiHffte, #atch «kakdr,

change alley '
W^bJder Jana fnd Ooorge, drag*
- gills, kideiditti firett
Wekller Thomas, actoraoy, '^

Webfter Joho^ dMkrv rid tt«

ftreet
Wedd«lSafflttel, haberdaiheri with*
- ioafdgatt
WedgeWood «nd BfiA, wuAtak*

nacn, cateaton ftreet
Welch Thdtaiaa nftd ha^ flgtapceit,

kdgtte Areet
Welch and Dorc, grocert, Won#St«

Oile«*«
Weldon and Mercido, ^ nUic aoti-

riea, caftlenlfoy, cornhitl
Well Niehokn*Lf#it and ^OO) oKr^

chants, ^ueen ftreet, cheapfide
Welles Jv^hn, jeweller, at the hce

and liaen Warchoofe, corner o£

paternoAer row, cheapfide
Welling* aikd Jacob, dlHi^tlb, pool*

try
Welb Ckarka, broker, wacUog

ftreet
WrUt John^ hudwaremaii, londott

bridge
Weila Matthew, goMfmith and

jeweller, ruflcl court, cofent-

Svdca

c m )

'WbM^ttt. Gtlirielj finnrbttaty at Whiitoh Anthbiiy^ tterdi^t, hA
mr. Widkltr*!, t>^tSt.Hklbni lion ftreet, hoftom

tor and turkey merchant, Vpfop
Whatl^ George, merduint^ at mr«

Scratton*!, lothl>ary
tfheat Hkotttts^ )mth Irtpibr^ dter

jaurence lane, chopfide
Wieatfey Retirf « Ihip tSuhifiir^

fliad-uuiliei '.

Whtfttlejr tod MdtBlles, tiltol^illle

upholfteren^ deine&t*i Knej Ipm*

VaMftteet ♦
Wheeter John^ n^chtht^lotie luw^

woodftreet

Weoham Jobfly'iuerchafit, tSiecor-
i^'df iliig*^ fai^d Co«rt^tlto»eiit*t
lane

^nRhiUMi Amttiy tiftirhao^ titoVU^
HAS o^ tbb t&p\ ttttxMige

WenOey and Low, packett, l^reftt

W^nflsy, Low and C^nftapte, Vrbol-
%n iraperi, witii)* bifiiopfg|kite

Weft Wilkihear, diflilleir, without
'aa^gate

Weft Oanfd, fattfn wciver^ #ood Whwter Ohirei^ di^Sflefi l^a0ti(i«

ftrecf, fpical *eld| hall ftreet

Wflft ^tmiel, ikinner vtA ITatHery 'Whlchrott Sumiel^- watehmakir^

^tfci^dftetr rdir fleet ftreet

Weil^ll Jbhi>, ironinoD^a'^ gnice- Whiphate WiDiam, ^v!ile ctfopir^

• thtfrch'^ftitet fwithin's hnft^

Weft.br.ook and yTaUfo^. liheh ^t«^ Whiftoo and Whitf^ bbokfefl^t^

t*'»;'clieapfi(h ilettftfeet

Wefter n. Maximilho, t(^f llticda^i Whitaker WiHSam, merdant j , cti-'

Wiiftoli Iflf^it, t6trpc^ wappiag

"itf^flln' ifn* BhJti«y,* ftJtt faftdrt,

iittlq trinity lane^ near quTdea*
"' Ihitfte
yre(lon John« pack:^^, ^tg-dltor>

tehirftiife-dttiijie '
Wefton Thomai^ .tobiu^llift> tola-

tAtA ftye^t
Wethftrby Kikttfn» tn<f chttnt, Wk^-

rdbe coun/do^ors eombionfty br

at the anion coiFie h'duYe. corn*

tiK^
Wetbtrell M^nnidtokfc, cfaymift,

wtd Afllthfield
Weth^rell Robert, linen drapo^

totMiQl
Wetherftone Alexander, nif rcBant,.

portogal ftreet, lincoln's inn fields
Weviand Jbhu, efq} bank diredor,

George*^ lane, pudding lane
Weyland John and Mafk, mer<»

chilntff, dsorge^a lane, ditto
^Whatfty atid Manning, wine mer-

fhaoti> btihoprg»t9^ftiect «riChiB

" pBvVbridgfe
Whitchurch Janei, cfaj op^fite-

the pay oflifcfc, brbtJ Wect
WhitbYead^Gifftrt and leedi, hard*
. wafemen, cannen ftreet
White Kdlnu&d, weftiniiia btdker,

titw bdir key- cofl«fthoufe, or

teile-Vrid
White John, teaman^ fitthe ayfiffco

ftreet. 'KoodmanN fiefda
White John, gold beater, St iMil-

dred*ieuurt, poultry
Whit« and Warr, iitoen draperi,.

woodftreet, cheapfide
White and Davis, refinert, ftlvei*
' ftreet, wood ftictet
MThite James, falter, bwpr thamta-

'ftreet
White John and J«ieph, hat ware-

hoisfe, newgate ftreet •
White James, linen draper, . frida^p

ftreet
White, Thomfon and Perry, laaok

drapers, ditto
White Thomas, ironmonger, up-l

per thamtt ftreet, near londoA'

j^^. White

i%r, bt^ngMl ilrett
. Wbttici J Jkw, wooliea topcr^ St
Maran't k pud
iVhitea ana WeatbcrtJ], habcrdaik*
•n, bolboro bridge

WUtflBPit JohB| mtrchftit, Im-

fMCt f^Mnkf Um
WliiCMQfe WJlli«», broker, oU

lleeC

Whitrow WiUiam, Vottoa maker
,jad Tclvtt weaver, petticoat-

laae, wUtcckapcl
WhHuker Abraham and WilUaoi,

lalterly •U fwan Aatrt
.IVhktaker WiUiaiD, iiicrcliaiit/B«-

diorch ftreet
WUks and NctharMi, gpUfmiikt

mni. jtmtlkh, pAAlMi ftreet, lei-

cefterlielde
* Wiftht and Gralum, inerckinti,SC«

Mvtki*slefra*d
Wight Toko, corn liAor, mark-
lane
Wilborfiwet WilKam, ]«a. ncf-

ckant, kieg'a armt yard, coif-

man ftreec
Wilcox Johji, nercBaiif, princeTa

ftioet, near the nunfion houle
Wikos Edmand/ merchant, eal^

cheap
Wilde and Blfwdrth, mvckantt,

rood hin-,.graceckQrch irort
Wilder Jeremiah, eonfeaioner,

chetp6ae| near the peuitry
WiUman, Page and comp. mer«

chants, laareoce jMoltocy hill
WUdman Waikinlon, ji^fiBith,

cheajyfide
WildoDThomsSftobacconifl', pnnce'f

ftrcet, letceAer^ fie'ds
Witfbrd Samuel and ibo>mcfckanti,

boteiph lane
Willcim CharJes* oilman, great

tower ficeet
Willcinf Umef, blackwelhall faO*

tor, b»£ogh«iJ ftrcet
Wtiklnibn Piockney, mcrchint,,

jMw broad ftrcet

80)

WUkinfoo and Pdl, watckoQiean

kingftreet, cheapfide
Wtikinfon Thomas, irerchast, at

mr. Yarding*!, miles'e lane, can-

Jion ftreet
WUkinfen and Meriton, ironaioo*

gert, tormiU ftreet
Wikinibn and Boleocky kabcrdaft-

en, St. Margaret^ kill, ibutk*

walk
Wilklnfi>n John, iUtioncr, ntr

mary lane
Wilktnibn Jokn» broker, Mfr

tower ftrejbt
WUkinfbn Jacob, mercfiasit,^ar«-

Barber'i, abchurchlano
WHkinfon Richard, ftadoner, north

fide of Sr, Paol'a church yard
Wilkiafon Ctiarlot, cabinet maktr^

St. Paul's church yard
Wtlkirtion and con^ jnerckantl^

keztott Iqoare
WUka and Wilkinfim,^ diftjl&n^

turnmiU ftreet
Wilks Robert, hofier'and linen dm*'

per, new ftreet, nesit devonftoiO

Wilks Ifrael, diftiOer, St. Jah&l»

ftreet
Wiflcy Jlmcs*cottondea]er^3t.Tk»»

mas apoftlet •
WiUet John,, orange owrchaflt^

thafoes ftreet
^iBeit Wakefield and coap. meffb

cers, lad bne, wood ftreet
Williams. Sanue^ lador, grace*

church' ftreet
WilBaihs'aod Lawit grocen, par»

liament ftreet, weftminfter
WinfamSflAurence and Lucas, gro*
. cers, grace chnrch ftreet
'Williami Jofeph, brolCer,,$t«JJiiBei*a

ftreet
WillUms Benxtmio, broker, ftfl*

church Kuildiogs
Williams Stephen, Knen draper and'

calltco printer, poultry
'Williama Thomas, fait merchaot,

oppofite pudfiog laae^ tbamea*

ibeet

WittuM

C if I >

Winiami Thedphilui, bttker, it

the ABtigallinn coffee houre,
. threadneedle ftreet
WilJiaim Anthony, diftiller^ crofs

ftfcct, earo«by nwrket, ptiAth

fqaare
WiOttHM Thomii, chiiiMnao, St.

James*! ftrett
WiUtamt WiliitfB^ tinea, dfaper^

without tempYe bar
Willbmi aiid GemTielli hofiert,

ch apfidi
Williamibn Robert^ meKhant, tth

keolMNiic yaid, or Lloyd*a coffee

hoafe .
WilUag Robert,, warehoafemaiii at

Mr. Mean*f| cheapiide
Willis Robert^ me: ohaaty old Aih*

ftreet
,WiIlM Richard, merchant, fvn^

gardcfla, cfttCchedirixn
Willif, Reade asd comp. bankeff,

lombatd ftreet-
Willit J.'feph and oomp. woolfiaj^

Jcra and warclMMifefflen^baxtho*
, lonew lane
WiJloughby Henry* brewer,.tower-

Willfim and Ton, droggiibj

fit« the maafioo hcu(e
WlUfim John and ion,

carey ftreet
WiJlTon Jamci, woollen draper,

drury lane , ■
yrmUm WilUam,. woellea draper,

ftraod

^WiUon Samuel and fott, hardlrirei

men, canaon ftreet
WiUbn Samuel, tea dealert poultry
Wilfon ^moc), jun, mtrchant, at

mr, Hinmtod'e, iieachBrchh

buildings
WilTon an^Xhornhill, (;roceri, Sib

Paurs churchyard
Wilfon Richard, waithoofcmai^

hing ftreev cheapfide
Wafoo Riflhard and William, gimb

makera, mtnories
.Wiifon Franas, broker,* chartaf*

crofs, or Ipnathan*! ct^ec houfe,
. ' change alley-

t^ilfoQ Robert, and comp. com*
^ iaaors, aylifib ifareet, goodman^

fieid^
Wilfono Robert and fan,.ftatioBcii|.

lombard ftreet
Wiltihi e Ifaac, caleader,. barge*

yard, bocklfiib iry
Wimpey and Mariden, mcrcheatly
. newgate ftreet

WiQch James, ironmonger^ Idiig '
. ftioet, cheap^de
Winch Robert, druggUk and eh/*
• mift, hay market
Wiflckworth Nicholas and Benji*

mm, ftbun-fadorsandmealmen,
. qucenhitba
Wiock worth hugh, grocer, crippli*

gate without
Wlockworth Benjamin^, meal ftc*
. tor, broken wharf^ upper thamea

(ireet

Wiliibn Thomu and'comp^ ribbon W^ndfor Richard,; undertaker, oU

weavers, wood ftreet^ cheapfide
'Willfon Edward,. weareri widrgata

alley, fpit^ fields
Willy William and Comp. mer-
. ahantSf barge yard> bock'ei(biry
Wilmer J ^hn, iafurer, floke new-

ingtoo

broad ftreet
Wiofpiear^ThomM, diftillcr, hq^

burn bars
Wjnter Jphn, %(^i agent, bretrcf^

ftreer, golden fquare.
Winter William,, grocer, near St.

Ctorge*t churchy fouthwark

Wilfon Thomas, e^|» era veil ftreet,. Wint|ierp Steven, mtrchant, georgp

ftraad
Wilfon Thomas, broker, Oarra-

way's coffee houfe
Wilfon Thomas and comp. hara«

burgh merchants, atmr* Card*

atn, great Sn Helena

f

yard lombard ftreet
IVjotle J>>hn, hofier, london bridgg
Wmwuod J »<eph, woolftapler, fo»

mcriec ftreet, goodjnan'a Aelda*
Wife Daniel, lioen draper, without

WKUbm WS&ta^' ibco Ampler. Woodt Okoiigf i iirtafcdepciv Uttfr
fcmhty «iicbc«p

f«k% e4i ki«g Arekt, Woods fdmaad tnd Jofepb^ diftil*

8c Amari ittt^ Warwick laoe

Wtfnr Thaamt MNr. bell Anih« Wooit tu.d DtmfMk, wjoolfoa te^

tea, Lu4|atc hiil pers, black friart

Wnitm JuMH bmKV nl «m6 Woodiwi^ llntttaiw, torn A66r,>

ftiott broad ftreet buiMingt

WHiMtfbf TfaMDaa, iatitodri Mv- IN^wdWaM lAha^ wafehMifeiiMui,

cUa lMie> conUiiU catcaton meet

^RPlthin «id Liitri HiMii dnfen, WboUkrt^ Thoiniis, (Siftilkry leet

BCWgateftreiC . ftteet

^ITklMve.Mtfy, hoftMdler, flMU WooikV Gmger er<n nerfnrer to

ftraet, Mtt ilM WDpU pft tkm toiflh lltt codDfltof « IflMtk left

WitMBDOOi OonefiM 8B« DMc, hoaie

vlttdtir aftfcHiBliy MootfieMt WMlkSr WiUktt^ Htfiier^ cketp*

Wim Bi«oifte, JuMB toptrj ftidaf fide

\

^j^oiwwofdi SttiMief^- ilieMwdit'yi

yoel l ^diea t ft BtVftvl • jMui> dunilaa't courr, Diincing kHB

wtafCTr prirnnfe ilNtt^ UbopT- WorMeePiiBipdiidJplhiftCttrtilcIf'

faft ftfcec wikkoyt finecm«li*fl coort, cornMH*

WtoAmtU Oeofge,. ttudnaCy Womil Cfatiltt tad f6t», wnt*

craidMA Malt *■ hoafemeo, kareflce taftb

Wood WUIiaai, %riM MfdMOt^ IK^wrill Jofar^Bookfeikr^btUTartfr

ditta near Utteolii*B^nUi

Wo«4 ud coap* tewtfif hoKtoQ Woiaford Williaq)) ptdcer^. ttirit

fipMit ' laae*

Wood JohOt wiltli6oft«iui> to WoirenandFcnwitk^fiigarbaklnj.

ofdiaary eooit, akbtOkt km^ ' <«lherhi]l

kobtnlllrcet Wright Plttt, fitk brakes tVoad*

WoodJofeph,clieeicritaCtr>.wlistt ' flr^balUiagi

* Cbipel Wright and Wadba^wlioMafetter*

Woo4Saaoe>y wharfiflger, atiraO' cen, dieapMe

fifto, aajoiatflg towct whwf Wright Aothoo^r, flotftrjp ptflj&i^

Wood WtUiaai>Th«maa9 tiMm6ih» • ~ back of tHetoyai evth&nge

gar, aUev%atr ftreet Wright Aoihoof^oker^ heorittCf

Wtoi Bnriamio, bfoleif j http iMe* ftr^et, covent %tt&ta

tfliverftnet Wright and Phimb, fUgtr fMiniie,

Wdod jB(ba, CNCir« gpact^rcb- ^aori mhxtf, tfaames ftreet

l|re«c Wright Thomas, wolleo ^npar,

Woodbtidge )bhe, tooper^St. Dua- boroqgh

ftAr/shi!l - '■ .' Wright and 6i|], ftttionefs, ton-

Woodgateand:llrodtet, bookfeUerr, don brMge

pater nofter rtw Wright Obadiah,- hofier, holborn

Woodham J «hn, diftiller^ (faadwell Wright Martha, bkkiket \v%rchcui<(,

^otk f(ofweU ftreet

Woodmin Wiinatn, iAfaraQce bm* Wright ^Uiam, teaman, poultry

WoadroffcNath«acI,hofler,ch«n^. . A^ct, fohg

( >»s )

WnghtWiIllanf ntrehiQt, it Ko.

i»9 pftper kulHtogsy lemfle
Wright Ifatf iiiipwrighr, pttch-

Jboofe- poiotf rotnerhiihe
Wright tivf DAwictr, iwclKny;

Baldwin's ffxAtM, gray*t*iiui

lane
Wright Edward, hf%ku,UQi'-imtp

tavHt ftreet
Wjitt Richard, mttatyif fwittto*t

WyJukSioioo-Ftdkr, dUKllcryfiw^r

Wjaaots Fraocii) wawhaiil, ilt nh
. C*HeStiii#rh«ell«K^ciAiiM

W/na Biark, cfi|{ grtat niflUibcelk

tdooiirfbiir|r
Wyrill Jobo, whDkfalf

«u!kteet

XARABETIA and CiMiearte^
merchaati^ atm padMi'ttfkcrb

Ximlnet David and M(aaej^
cfaalfCa, dtfanBdrt {^uaiei bii;
fhopfgate ftreet

YATES, Mbis wool-ftapler^
^i«at tt« Hefena
yerraway Wiliiam aod foa» timber
loetviiaaili Mboro^ near fetter*
laae
Young Jbkn^ waDUeadcap«r,.c6ii»>

Young and Fall^tiphotfttiarff^ iioiH

' monger laue^ cheapfida
Y«la aid fbirhohne,i*withtau, at

ZA C » A R Y I^aflial, fkHtmn^
caanoa fircet^ oppoiiia balh»

iana
Zithuy and Pkilliaiore, 1

colemaa ftreet
Ziegal ^ John • David/
• ' Idog^a jMaa yard, ditto
Zarhovft Heriftan and Oodftey^

loeKhadtif bond coort^ wai»

brook*

gl hl%T (fPlmeit mt CovRT, %dih iMr ^^iMxm^

¥ku% m tbt Cifi tf tki

V Secfctijy
Deputy Secretary ^of tha HovAd.

Clerk
Offiee Keeper

i% Lords of the Bed- Chamber
^ Grooms of the Bed- Chamber)

500 /< per Annum each
#6 Oef'tletnea of the Privy Chawber

3 Oup.bearcrs, 33 K 6f. td, fir
w^MMft each

4 Cirvers, ditto

4 Geruiemen Sewen, ditto
4 Gentiemen y/heriof the Privy.
Cha/nbrr, too/, ^ir^ffn.each
4 Gentlemen Uihera Dai :y Waiters^
- 350/. ^^r if09, each

£«riCllA'lX«'ritiMi9.

Affiftaat OHiBamlft 113ftar> «i4

1 1 1« 4^* ^«r >^aa.
.4 0rQomaof thePrtvy^-Cbamber^

73/. per Jimih each
t Qentlamen UAtrs QuaiCait]p

Waiters, 50 A per Aim, caah
8 Sevtert of the Chamber^ j8 A
• 151. yi/. ^<r ^Ji. each
^ 4 Pages of the Ptelcixe^ 15 /, ^'

so Grooms of the Great Chamber^

40/. ^fr JifliT. each
a Coffee Bearerpy 17/. 71. 61/. ^

^»«. each
6 Pages of the B€<!-Ciumb8l^ a;id

B'lek dc^it

i 1*4 )

wardrobb;

^ikr^MMK

WARDROBSi&ym

At9t.>Mi*f no/. >

AttUmfm Cflort tooA 3
AtXflSWM lodL)

At irMMf i6oi: > f» ite:

AtSmuftnimk ieo/.J
Ifslkr •# the Aflbct

Brailicff

Itfefleoier

ft Waitert

ImadKii of die Body Lsjkh

Maftor of the Revelt

Yfooieii46/. iftf. tid,\ptr Amia'

Boe^Liamt9 too/, far A«.

HtftdriogApherin Ord* tooJl A«wl«i»

KnitlitHaiMiifer.

4« M€afai88n.ef the {ipAt Cbtan*

ber, ac 45/. f*r Atm. etch
» Glerfct of the Chec^uc to the

Meflengert ui Ordiflary999/. ft5i,

er ^Am, each « 1
eOciigcrs etCending the Chaa«t
ccUor of the Zzchef oer
MeBeogcr of the fetoit WaHfobe
Blefleneer toetteikl the Laid Chia^

Veccflhrj WoflBM

Treffarer of the Ghinber^ 4^911

Cenptieller 1 5ol. ^ itek
Matter of tfat J^veA OfficCj 450^.

artaBea of (he Jewil OflUe» to6A

151. ftr Am*
Gfoioi of the Jewel Ofl&cc> X05A

ff. 4^. ftrAt*.
Clafc of the Jcwd Office, t%UU.

t Ssrje^att at AriM at Conit
Sci|caiit ae Arms attendir.g the Loii

'. Cbaacelkr

Sei Jeant at Aniii attendbg theLord*

Treaforer
Serjeant at Arme atteadiiig the

H6u£e of Commons
Seijeaat. at Anna foi the ^tff of

Croom Porter^. 500^.^ idbm^.

Mcfleoger of the P^cft
Matter of MuBiky eoo(.^jiiS»l
24 MoficUos, at 4oi /«r ifee,
loftnimeBt Keeper, 40/. /<r jfanw

Organ Maker

OtHApoferof the BAifick of ^ th»:

Boyal Chapel
Toner of the Orgam '
4 Phyfieiuii ia Oidiotry to hk

Majettjr, at 300/. fir ^te. eadl ,

Oeoltft

Phyfician to tbc HooihoMi aoo/«*

•• Apothecaries to the Perfon,.oat
160/. the other jfto/. 51. p- Aw.

% Apothecariet to the Houihold^
i6oil ptK Aimi each

Sttigeon Serjeant, . 396/i 131. 4^%.
fer Am,

King*&Suegeon, 396/. 13*. 4^. /Mr

Surgeon to the Heoiholdi aSo/* jk^
^ew«t

K Q^U S Si

nOUSS.KBXPBlkO

Vodtr HcMlc-kMpct at St 7«Mt>t,

Serjeant Trumpeter, ibo/. /«r ^«v«
Q>urt Dmmmer. 94^ Jir ite»
Matter of the liiimi Oiirt

l%tf« m theGifi •f$bi tofd Stewar4 0/ lA« HooAold.
Motri^ OUBSN-CLOTHk

t

i»3 H

Treaibter '•>-—. <— ^« «»

Comptroller ■■« ■ ■ ■ m^.

Cuffetcr —^ — «M ,

i^faAer of tlMHouOioU m.mm

% Cletks of the Green Ooth mmm,

% devki Conptfollert ..m--^ mmmm 4^

ACCOMPTINO.HOUSB*

1076

43^ * •

415 »f 4
455 'J 4

TfroYegRjeB^eacli
Tiro.Groomi^tMb

500

^ _ • U 4

Two Chimber Keepcit ^ " «• " ^

Mec^flhry Womaa •-•-« ««.

^^ BAKE.ROtfSB.

?2L, — •*" — • '« ♦

TcouiaQ — • i-^kM ..MM coo

TwotSroomi^ each -»^- .» ^ >1 4

. . FA.KT R Y. '

Gent, and Yeomtn »«p«9. ..^^ „ g

Yeoman of the Mouth^to- the Quccii .. ji g
Two Oropaif each ^« -1 . .^ it r|

#.,^ BVTTBRY.

CeatkhM ^ - _ - II »

Yeoman «».«« «.«. , ^ '

ThfetOiMiu, each -.^ , ...^ ^ ,3

CBLLAR.

Gent, ao4 Yeoman «» ' •» ..i. It S
Two Yeomen^ eich. *-'— ^ - q

Three Grooroi, each ■■■,.,■ •«•' ''«. ^ |.
Keeper of (he Store Cellar ' «• -^ 100 o

r^ ICE BY.

cia.k — _. r- ** • • I;

7S o
54 I

to

IJ o*
•

7 J
45
37

t
B

:}|SS3

♦ I 17 « »

o.

4

SI

,4t II I0|
45 • I

4S II >o|
45 o a.

37 ^

4f • oi,
C O K*

(^96-)

j7 e

4I tt io|

37 6 S

• ( 100 O 9

— 44 6 f

••..«. ^ II 8 i|
w . — p— II S If

COKFBCTIOtlAllT.
'4ir«yeo«»,caeli . — — • 5 «> « I 45 <>

CHMi -Ai i?« *• -r » «s. « I

K w R y.

Oeol. ia4 Tcomta — *-— l« «

YcMua — — — —— S o

TwaOxoomiy eich — — — • >J

LAUNDRESS.
UnndrefiofyielVMeandfloiiiMdtiic* so »

KIN G*t Pr/«9 JCf/c^M.
ChitlClflrir — • r— • 44

ActndQkrk —

•moiiB IMIer'Gbok

VeottJuivf the Month
ThrirY^MWR>ttcii
l^oor GroonUf eMh *-
Four ChiidrcBf each
TwoScottren^eadii -^
YtfteTaniteeq^b^^^ch '-i-* "^^
Door Keeper r w-i« — .' ^— ^ .

SeH.QtftlMr i-i-' •~-' —:;.— .
, , qjor B K-»*i PWtjF «Ki^A«'

MtteCook — ^ . -— • II « «l

l^oneneftheliov^i — — ^^-O o
l*fro Yeonfen, cadi •—-- . — sf- 500.

TJkrec.GBeem^^ «»ch ■?■ -?— •• * '1 4

Foot ChUften; ach •■ — — . * • •

Two Scourerif each <^'« ■*■-* m • o

1SM>Tuiiifcroiicbbri|- eett — -• -^
Oailr.Kc0|iir ^ " — — ^

SdilOikrriir . a^ . <«*» ^ii^^^ •-«

HOUSitdLD KITCHEN.

5 •
— 50

— » IS

ft o
« .0

•05 «1
13S II
13S it
IM II
55 o

47 6
3* o
z8 o

30

o
o

o

o

o o

loS II io{

I- 55 o •

38 O (T

28 o O^
'3* o 4.
!• ^ •

FOUr.Teabeflt eilth •-^=-

ThictrGitoaA, fich - —
Four Children^ each — ^
Two Scoyren, each, ^ «—
♦wxrfSimbroachirii'iBieh* -^
l>Oor-Xeef«r *• *--•

SoilCbriet -*' ~-

i 4 a D £ R.

TwoYeomeOa each
Two Gro^eu^eacb.

% o

% Q

-H — rr • ,

55

il

30

^ A A U S» iB!k%

45

37

O Or

o a»

6 o

ACA«

I IS7 )

ACATBRIC ^ ^ ,^

terjetnt •- — — «l 8 i| | 4« aj «;§

SaleCleik — ««— > <— - 6 ij 4 (ItS < t

YeoBiMftjieilaltSeoNt ^ ^ i^ 9 ^ { » • •

POULTRY. ^.

dcrk ; ^ — .— « t| 4 t 71 •^ •

TwoOfOomi^ euh — — • 13 p I S7 • »

SC ALDIM G^HOtJSS.

Yeoman — — ^ 5o«M5 5;

Two Pwm^ each — — — , »M ♦•I 37 ? *

PASTRY,
yeoman -: • — .- .^ • o I « 5 •

Twro<3^«Nns. each ^ -«*. s 13 4 t S7 ^ >

Gbiid — -• «- s»atJ|0^

Sala^Kta -» ^ •« t 9^ • <^

S€ULLBRy.
Two Yeomet^ e«ch — • » •— 5 <> o

Ttro^fcKtei^ each '•— -^ » »3 4

Tirol^ge*. tach .i*-»' '-^ » O o

Thrdfe! ChftlKD, each ' i- i- — m o « ^

Four P«ii*ICeepefa^ enh
Pewter Semirer
SeWaDt --—

WOOD<-Y ARD.
Cl»ffc

TiroCrMbUi

45 e

37 ♦ •

33 o «i

Si o a

30 o o

30 o o

^ « • •— . €t} 4 r 71 « ^^

-. ^ — • 500 r 4J o J

tf^mh - — -^ m 13 4 I 37 ^ «

., , .. R ARAlNGtJt3. ' ^

Gent.liirbiiigfr — — . Si < li J ^ ^ »]

FifeYectaeVftiCb •— ^ '-i— SDoi4S<>«^

A L M O K S R.
YMmaa •- — — 500! Jj

Ofooa m^ — — * S3 4 1 45 "Ci #

, Pt> K r tt.t €$ ih$ Gdte.

^eeYeoBieoteacli -« «• . lil J ^ 9 ( 4^ o Jl^

Three Qreent, eaeh •-^ •« ■« • • 13 4 1 17 ^^ •

For a Scrtaatf each Pi^wi . m i« o o^ | /t^ ««ie«

r 40 • •'

!ShrwPartcnttteA/<rB»/S^ . a^* »• < 30 o ^

. i 19 • •-

CARi^

It TAKE

TWo Vmmb^ cacftr ta- . «- «.i* 5 o -• I 45: o-V
ThrctGrMflUyeach -^- ****iS4l37^o

>t0l»TailGtftikwtfeidi — * «* fti3 4|ootf

e A It T A K E li S.

o

Mb<r«t/rfeilALL.
Twv Mjf Wtttcff, e»Gh — —• s o '^ I ftS o ^

MA&SHALSEA.

KnightMitihtl • — — -— « r »6 o ^

Six liarflul^t Mfiij etvh — • -^ | so o ^

VERbE.

CJerk • ♦*- -i. ^ ^ n 4 *3 .* ^
CofotMt -^ — . *^6i3f~23'6!t

€ockuMlCnrer — ^ • •■< «i« 20 o »

One Breai Better •«• • ti-r 4 o« o ^6 o a

Two lH^ne fonertt'Ckch *mm ^mt- 4 a e 00a

Keeper of Ae Park Gate at l&^i^Mi- 47 o o

fbrkcep«gFire.EucketrinA«pa|r «m» 30 » o*^

Turncock at i&f^flf«M ' *-» — • . ^500

Wl-Kihgtt kt Kuifi^iot — « »• ^ S5 O. or-

Watchmaa ai 8t« 7mk<*( »«• -* »7 7* i^

deawr of tbe S^« pbola ^ •«. 4^ . , 5S x» ^

TAH.E.D>«KSIIS. .

Tot&etoraiQf dieBed.CkafB» . .^ * -m • td o o^

Tothel^eeoftlieBed^GlluaDbcr T«« '^^ to o o^

To the MaUfl of Honour ««..«« «• to o e

tie tke BeMSia^ber WoaieA . .. «« •» . . «o o a

TotbeKsBf*«OenC»;Wfaten^ •-•. Jmm -p. 18 . $ o

*Kd tke <)iiee^*tGciit< Waiter! .•- ... — — ^ >$ $. Pi

To the Officert of. tEt Guii4 --• •>;• b8 5 »

^ the Chaplfiat • — 4 J' ' JL-* * — it 5 o-^

To the chiaf Cleik of the Kitchtn .
To t^ fecondtCleik |if the iOtcAedr
ty> t(ie QUrk of the Spieerf

Gentleman of^ the Horft «• '" — «^ ' ft56* o dr

A^enorahaCUikMlrtill * «— «"* — ' «<o • o

Six Eqoerrievy eaefc ' * ^«- * • 1 " ■ '■ ■ — • 300 • •

FtorPtgesof HBnoir.^acfi -'•--- -*^ — . s4o^ e •

TwoEqi&erne»of die Crown SuUr, etch — •» ^56 9 o

S^eant of theCarr»gev -^» «• #m 86 d te

Yeoitltn of the Carraget «» ' ««.■«• 36 b o

Siiiicrvirorof thsHtshwajra «» — -«• 9% 9 O

»iii%%rvfyoff •» •» m» w» to o o

<i«9)

'wo Yeomen Ridcri. «tch ... •» «« •_

fit\

o

C2terk of the Avery — • •«• .. »•* *i .•

Clerk of the Subicf — — — III t «

Sk«re Keeper ^ - ^, ot d •

Efquirc Sadler — — — . — f i • I

Yeoonan Sadler — , •- -i^ ,^ «6 o «

Serjeant Farrier •« — — - — i« * «

Mar/hal Farrier ^ -. ^ ^ ^ O o

Yeoman Farrier — — ^ f^ ,^ ^
Coach- Miker »^ ^ ' *. -* 36

Two Purveyors •«• .^i .« .^ j^go

KJdlng Purveyor «• — ii^ « ,00

MewsKceper ^-' — ' «. — 16 • o
C At Somerftt'Baafi -i '

t At£6m^r0«.&«rf J

SuUe- Keeper at A'iip AlirA^f — .i. «. .. t^ o o

Twelve Footoien, and four for the Mailer of the H ^iCe, each <« o

Four Coachmen, and one for the MaAer of the Horfe. each 6c o

'36 ID O

36 e . o

o o
soo o o

o
o
o
o
o o

rqur PoftiUioat, and one for the Mafter of the Horfe. each to o

A Heij>er, aod one for the iiafttr of the Horfe^ etch to •

Fo.ar Chaifmen, each ^ — ^ 1% q

Nine Hunting Grooms, aod fix for the MiAer of the Horfe. 7

each 36/, for a Horfe S4^- -^ *- i^ ^ ^

Three Hobby Xyfoooi a 9* — .^

Bottle jOroom, for himfclf and Horfe ^* — ft o o

Geotlenup Aroievrer w iw "" 31 o •

Page of the Back Suirs ' *- ' •« — qi o n

Porter of the Mewa — — ^ i« q o

Mefleiiger of the Avery •- •- «« 15 o q

For keeping £xRanningHorfefl at iV^toaMfltf — — 600 o o

At HamptM-Ccprt, two Stodd Grooms, each — — 36 o o'

FourStQddHel|ers, cafih — -« «- 30 o o

Tiie GARDENERS KALBNDAR.

THE Worka of Nature are all admirable, and afford tbiindaat Mat-
ter for Gontemylatton, If we riew the Produ^liooa of the B^rtk
in their variott* Forms, from Secd-ttroe to H«jrveftt they give us a moil ^
agreeable Deicriptk>n of the iimAcrly Hand of the ali^wife Crtstor ^•
them I and ftom the cMnmon Raterns of theSeaAms, the' Mind of the
lodoftriooa is foroiihea with delightful, as well as ufefal Koowltdgr.

Perhaps the Gtrdtn nay ^efetve a more than eomnon Oorervation, aai ■
Oreen»^ Flowers, and Fioits, (0 thuodant^ brooght fiM'th by the Ground, .
<or the UftMd Service of Maokiad^ by (be Que and Irfibotti of thejiidi. .

civna

tlni€M^flff« nay diim the Pnknnw of otlier Studiet, tt ic ^m the
tony lB y a i rt tf wnJt^ Pm— rt in thm pifi«ii6iaU State.

I AftUthtrdbra liippofe the Garden comp^fed of tlusBe I^rti, 6r<«i*»
tSimmtp aai fnat^f and ihaU^for every Month in the Vaar) Aew vhu
iwiokt^me in the JSM^aiid FfMa-Ctfr^^ th»J%wcr-4?«^BP».«id tha
CWwi Hm/i an4^toTc^

JviAfKrTCHW OAItDBIf.

Tlrib' ISantli Bemg lenerilly verr cold, it opt fo prbdoaiva of die tTcrb
of GsfAaiui, as the (occeedtof Mbothiy when tho Weather ia more
Itind and iodutgenit to all Sorti ^^i^aMii % yet the foUowiog Bviaeri ii
sow to be done, W««

Sow CMvaOtfff and iHflHif w'Hh Kedi, for cariy Fnnt, and kr- the
fflantaluTe the "Sun given then tl^ogh the Glaflei at proper Soafont*
ftlaiu hot Beds of ^^Mr^fw | fowr fcitU SaUadi of RtMi^, Crwfit, Mrf*
$md, Rspe, Tmmf, Sfmtp^lmct^ dire. Aifo plant Mim for iiicfe Sal-
ladt} all iheTe on Hot*Bedi made dedioing^ and allowing them An when
feaionable* Plant Str^wkrries on a «K>derate HQt-Bsi^ for early Fruit,
«od diefi your Str^w kti iet with freih'£arth« . Give frelh Earth to your
Ssge^ Tbime, and other iVreet Herbs* without tmpediOg their Roocak
Vlaot CM^ga^ CkrmM, Tunifg^ and P^r/Mtft for Seed | fo early htt
«od Bunt I look to your Csaiff^tpir FUntt^ uoder Frames^ and poll otf
all decayed Leavet.

If the Weather be miH dig and tiench die Groood far Slfthg €rtft^
Ikat ib it aaay be prepared for fowiog or planting lA the ^Uowiog

If the Weather be fro^i all ncceflfry Ifaaurct ate to be brought opoil
the Oroandi nuke Hot- Bedi ready, and prepare all Things to be nStl
"When the Froll breilu| alfe dcllroy Saaiia and VermJA wheveferyott
liad then^ to prevent their liicreafe.

Ac thelatter End of thii Month, in mild Weather ,,tnfiipknt CsUip
i'Wt, fowing the Ground with S^inigt S<eJ, whkh will frodnce a
Oop before the'Plaatt begin to cabbige.

Tofrarda the'fnd oTthe Months aifo foitoe Tarfi-f nay he fown it
dfilk, and alfo C&rviii for thefe SeeSia lie ib long ia the Grotmd^ thtrt
it no Danger can ariie fiom the Cold* \

ft rif F R tr I T-O A R D Etr.
Prone the PiHut negleded in the two former Months $ prune krge Or-
«ha>d!lVeca, aadiV^irsagaia^aWall f tatiing^sayaUldioriant Biandiei
ffOm Af^, Petri, Pbmkt, or Cberrut ; cut off all decayed Branches,
and never iafiec too mnch Wood in the M«ld)e of angi l>eeak AT tha
kttcr £ad of this Month, gather %«m ionGr^fs^ homPemn or fJ^mkii
•«^iay then in thalSarti^ tiUthe ne«Moaih» winch will make then
taipe the hctter. Mk>w reaoove large TMet, and nncover .the Roo^ «f foch
Jl •'* «oo lMuria< takiag »%wty fomrof the largn Rwta. Alter a

oaTvJ^J^J^'o •••*'f*"^'^'^ ^~ **•*» "* ^^^^ S«»aih,.and
«aS rtSrS;^^ the Root, of new^piaattd Trees with MM,^»
Sus/S^^S^**^ •»^' rig-Taeeaagainll Wallsor P^nV^th

thi

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fhe ant Ucmh.; tjut la the VUsik m$fUil^ Wilt Uia TriCi iM
>lax3ted. -

ThoT^ vhQ wovld haTetarly Frott In teioi Fffiiu% soft mw tet^
jp their Htzt, whethar it be Duog or Hre^ which they nil j lor if ate
ifkcy ha? e ibrced the Trbes out xatA Bloflbai» thcjf a^^M to k«<p them
aemr to the faid TempeMtuie of Heat, the Bhi^iM will fall oifl^ aB4
BO Die to nothini s the fane Care moft be taken with refpeft U Aif^ 14
OpportuQitiet offer ) too mach Air kills, and too Uttle fliflei.

Kaw it ia a good Time to mix Earth, by making Compo&tioii §£ 6U
ireri Soib 1 ai Sand with ClayA which for Treei and IHaptt ia oftan pre 1
ferahle tp Dung | fuch Mixtuici muft lie ibme Time teibre eiedi aad ht
oicco tumed up*

f«/3i FLOWER GARPSK.

If At Wetthcr ia often, plant TiJif, Ammmf^ and J{im<itt/«( Kottt |
new £arth with light Mojd Aturuuku^ and fill up the Chink* round the
Sidca of the Poti } but bu^ not the Leavei^ nor diHucb tha Roott. Fliog
loofe Straw oier Beds of .Mam/ai and RamanUtuiSi and preierve from
itaiasand bad Weather, yoar earlier SorCl of fiowcri, with Mats, or
other fupportid Coveriogs. Upon a Thaw of Snow, wh«re no fnch Co*
veriogaare, renoTe the Snow as foon at feu can ; for Saow- Water it uk
Xneuiy to RooH 99 Flowert. Cover all Pott and Tubi of feeding Flowert
In frofty Weather, and keep all others from the fevesatyef the Seafon. >

RoU Oratd Walka |ftet Rain or Ff oft, to kill the Moft | and be care*
fttl of Rati %Dd.Mice, who often do much Hurt among the Fiiawcft
Koott . cfpedJl j C0rm4tknf.

UtU GREEN HOUSE.

Pick op all withered and mouldy Lcavei from PUats, and giYe no Wa^
ter te^any, unlefs abfoluuly necedarv. If the Weathei beveiy feveice
it la beft to vie no forf ed Heat to m^ke Plants Stow, bMt to keep out the
CoM« Upon a Tb«v» make Chaicotl Fifety lettiofoa a little Air, tf
-dry Qampt and Vapouci •

If the Weather bemtl4# let the Ait into t|ie Ho«ie, left the Plialt
lofe thcif Colonri butbe veiy caatiom at (his Sea/bo | alfo refifih w^
Water Aich aa wiaat it, but not too moch at a Time.
Mi^ NURjBBRY.

In frofly Weather, carry Dang on the Ground where yon inteni tf
treiJpbnt youngs Treea or Stoeka ) alfo lay Doiig wktrt Need is, to be
dug iam the Ground on a Thaw.

In mild Weather, trench the Ground yga defign for planting } and
inke Beda fer fawing JOr^wiiSr, iMaA BmUt, er JmmH S^m^i^i alff
dif the GrowMl between the Rows of Tseei.

^(i«KITCH£NGARDlN«
Renew the tteat of your hoc Beds with fiaih Dunf» aad (ontiaoe to
torn Cuamftrt ai^ ildtfAisf i m*ke a laige hot Bed lor forward Radijbtf
andSpiing CarMt; tbefe mty be ibwn together, bcttufe the lUdiJk$
will be dr«wA in MMrtb^ e^d fo make Room for the CWart to gprow af*
ter. The Bed moft be covered with BaOth eight Inches thkk, and da*
"fended with Matt Aipportcd with Heops^'which will be bettat th« iFramef
udGlaftei* AAkc a hot Bed for aUBvrti of aoaiMlScedi | tad now it m

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|i%(Cf f uM t» mtkt Uapmm Bedt» friikli nay Iw trfSy re(«ie4
«tti J IIODth CO produce dien all the Ytar*

Sow M hoc Mif Msmrjts Kidiiep Besm, to come ia <4^f/ i allb Fw*
ik«#y and foch ocJier Seeds m trc for eirly Ufe. Upon • hot Bed chat is
tfccliaini. low Csalijkwftt Seed | mnd aboot the iCddle of the Moatfa,
fow P^t BtSM§, FarfUf, Sjinath, Csn§ti, PaMft^ Tmrmifs, Onau,
Ltd$, CMfgtp Ltttta^ Diad Bfvmm LmUe^ BMijbet^ Af^§ffn Smdtf
Cirm SsIsS, tad all oclicr Salladt in Che natufml Ground.

tew Skirntt in lifhc, rkh Orotuidff | icC P§MUa and ^erm/sim A*
iiihtktt in heavy Ground j plane Gmlick, SUloU aod Rn^mMf, in fifht
Grouodt hi loereafe | and cranfphnc Tovnf Cabk^wt Plamt for a Crupi
Make Plamatiooa of Rsjktrrw, Strtmierriei^ Gufierrim, and €wt«i0«

Nov tnofpI«ot CMmliJbmtr Piano OBC of che Wiaccr Beds, Co cfac
Flaccs where they are to |n»w } aod towards the End of this Mooch, flip
old JSriith—k Sttek*, and plane ootfone of thet'eareft PUnte, to produce
Yrast in Aaiwwm, when thofe on the old Stock aie gone } al£i tMofplt&t
the CanoB^ and Afr/#o Plants fown iafi Month, on a new hot Betf , tbt
kaa been nude about a Week before 3 and be Tery carefiil in atcndiaf
your hot Beds at this Seifon.

la IA« FRUIT GARDE »f.

Plant Viwtt and Fiis^ prnne acd nail j^ie$h, Pt^cbts^ aod oi&a
Stone Fruit in the Be^inmrg of the Month 3 afterwards the NiOtrim ,*
nHb now prune Trees^ bind, plafli, and nail fuch as have need. The Cym
eut oflF lat Month* are to be nfed the latter End of chit, now btiaf
tbe Time to graft Pttn aod PAraif of all 9ortS| al(b Cbmitx and 4f<ii
m the Clefc. Now plant K^aUtrt of Ptsn, Pkmh, ot. Jffpln, apd iH
torts of Ftuit Trees, whether tundtrds or D#ar^ Cet and.lay Qsick*
irtSy trim up palHiade Hedges, Earth up the Roots of uncoTered Frstt-
Trees, and drsAn fiwcrfiuoos Moitore from them* LayBird*Liine for tk
fios Tsr, or YaiBSMp, who it a grcac Boemy'to Finit Trees. Now saes-
^er Pig'^na, tinnfpknt foch Trees es want it^ and fow the Kmdtdt
Stmn of Che note hardy Fruiti for Stocks togpift the more gcoeroos ssj
nife in moift Weather cleanlc yovr Trees from Mofs , and duly attest
your early Fiuic Frames, or forcing Frames, to give fuch eonucnicot Air
as they require, aod to kiep op their Heat ; wichont whick the teakr
Fruit will oorre C«> nothing.

Zir^ FLOWER GARDEN.

The firft Week km AmritmU Seeds, in Cafes filled with li^t Esith (
fbw CUe Seeds of P$fitwfhm/et, in fomt fludy Border j.ibwJAasMgp Sffdi
iRTxed with dry Sand in vety fight Eaith 3 and All pot m the Gmd
the Roott of Tulift, Jhewmki, and RiuumailMt**^ for blowing. Traafplut
all Soiti of flowering Shnibs, which bear the Weather, as Jt^a, J4*'
flsrVvM, H9m0ffi$$kk', tmkmrtmm^ t^l*^» ^* And you may Jake Layers of
ttpfof'^B^itffrtklmt P§m§gmmm, PbHUre^, Lsmw/fimu, and otber
. Sltfubt ) cut the Sfti»t/b JjffMum Within four Inehm of the Sem, fiM
tkcmfrcih Eirth,

- Above Che Middle of the Month, give freih Earth to yonr C^rwitm,
SM!!?* ??"*•?.•'** '"..'*'■*■« and towards the End, fow Utiffm,

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€^9df Tmfitf Pifkr^ Ike. and mike FJsfltationi of the Lilfy 0/ the mkt^
on the fide ol fixne fliadj Benk.

Stir the S^irface of the Ground of yoar Flower Bedi, cUtnk them frem
Weede lod Filth $ dig end prepare your Ground forfowitig or traafphotiiig
what it oeceflary, and take Cue to cover your Bedaand Poti, that io tl)i
FroAt may not nip yoor Piantf.

In tbt GREEN.HOUSE.
. Be not too Jiaily in giving Air to your tender Pleats ; tit tbo* the Soil
nay ihine pleafantty, yet the cold Air will cut your Emtkkt, Stir the
8aitace of the £arth in your Poti ; and if you water any Pient, let not
the Water touch the Leaves. Pick off deacyed Leaves firom yoor Pianu^
make hoi Bedt toTow tender, exotick Sccdt in» woikiog the Dung well |
i^ir up the Bark in the Bedi of the Stoves^ and pot freih Bark to renew
their Heat* but do thii in a warm Day.

The AtuM4 Plants will begin to ihew their Fruit } for which Reafea
the Heat of the Stove ihonid be kept up, and they fhonld be frequently
watered. The Jhet, Tttth TbtftU^ and other tender, fucculeot PientJ,
ihould have veiy little Water | but the more hardy Kind may be frequent-
ly refreihedf yet not too much at a Time.

/« ibe NURSERY.

Traniplant h«rdy Ttr^ Trtn, and flowering Shrubt) take of Liyen of
Limu^ Etm, and other Tiese that remain 00, if tbe Seafon be kindly |
plant (hem in Rows, a Y^d afuoder, and a Foot and half diftant, end let
chcm ftand till they gain fufficient Strength. Trench tlie Gipuod where
yott plant Evtf^refs, and cleanfe it well from Weeda, Roots, ^r.

Now plant Cbifimtt, and fow Setdt, Majh, and Mgrritt | alfo ^omi,
tbejnuiif and Other faaidy Thing* •

h the KITCHEN GARDEN.

Coatioue to fow RsMjbei, SikJU, hnptrisi, asd CsMsge LtHitt %

it^w.Sarwmrt, and flip Skirrth of the laft Year, leaving only rhe tender

fibrei, and not any of thegraater Roota abont the.Plantit» S;)w Peat and

BeAm \ make Plantatiooa of Mr«r, Bmow, 11^, SMvomry, Stfft, Ptmj.

rojfsif 7>«B«y, Rtiif and other dorable Hetbi, for houihold Ufa, excd{>t

Ltmettder and Rofimsfyg which era beft deferred- till jtfrt'L Plant out

lome CMuLJkwtr Plants, to fuoeeed thofe planted in Autunm } ^freih tbe

Cucumhtr and ilfifka Qeds whh hot Dongi aod fow now for a foil &op ;

' tranfplant Ltuicehr cabbagiegy and to ftiod for Seeds | fow Cakbaga and

Ss^t <br a Winter Crop, and SMty far early Blanching $ fow Cbgr^net

to tranfplant next Month { drefs krticbtku, leaving only throe or four

Suckers on each finmg Root, and flipping o6f the reft for Tcanfplantation«

Towards the Middle of thia M^mh »ke and dwfa .4JMr«f ei Bedt, the

BimIs of which wiU appear hi J^prUi asd now you msy make new Plan*

tationa of Ajfarsgut in the natural Groucd pi^pared for that Purpofe. .

Towards the End of this Month, few upon hot Beds, Pa<;/^, Nttfittf'^

^i- f/eai, trmcb MMni»Ut, and A/ritant ; fow MArigtUi, jin the natural

Oroaod | fow SaJhdt, Utht Bttts, fftaptl^ DHl, f nd i?iirai/, fow Etiif^t

r^ very thin» to prevent its running to Seed ; make young Piaotttion» >f

(^ . Chives I divide the Roota of Tmr^gMf aii^ tranfplant the Slips about

> eight lackm apartt Drefi up Strtmbwiy Beds, keepios theoi altan from

K iUutnusy

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. RuBiief*, dll the PUhts UdTooiy knd girtng thtm Vhf€r, when necef-
Uty I flip and Cet Ssfe, ftc, and where the Soil h Ciay, or evermoifti
inJRgU It wtih Brick Duft. Tike Care to {i\ehtt Trees aad Flanu from
cbc Iftjarici of the Weather ; Water all joiing*pJ anted Herbs and Trees
caithiJly io the Adoroiog ) dc Arey tU Weeds before thejr mo to Seed ;
and by the End of this Month yoar Oirdcn ooght to be coaoplcady crept.
Now put KtJnef Be^u in n^irm Bjrdetr, where they mty be defended
IfOA cdkl Wiida } bat do this ia dry Weather, becaafie too noch Hot-
Hurt will make them roc m the G Aund | fow Fwffimit in warm Boiderii
ia common Ground | and low Toraipr in open Ground, to come in Haj,
and now fow %fJHm Hmjartm, and other aronatkk Plants^ on m in
warm Soil*

Jimk FRinT GARDBN.
This Month finlfh the Plantatidn of Frait^TreM » and fill np all re-

-ffwinini Vacancies ; alfo conpleat the prantog of Jtfri^i^ Ftscheif and
fitff&ntt. The Begnniag of the Month it a fit Time to ptitne foch

. P§a{het, PhaA, jPmfv, and Cbarwiet, as haire had one Yearns Growth j
whith is to be done Tery difcicatlyy having a due Regard to the Vigour or
Weakaeis of the Tree* It irnot too late to cot oft' the Heads of new-
planted Trees againft a Wall, and to rtdoce-them to three or four Budt;
now prune l^'f Tran, cutting oft' all fopcrftuoni Wood } graft' Apfln uA
€henia f the ftrft take beft an CnA Stech, end the lift on \hc Bhek
Cbtnj ; now cat off the Heads of thofe Stocitt which were inoculated
bft Year, two Inches of thd find ffopewife, begioniiig the Slope oppafite
to the Bod { and the dead Wood, catted by iivmePerfons the Ged^, i>

' to be clmn cot oflF next Year io March, that rhe .^tock and Cyon may
the better incorporate, and the Wound he htal^. Now lay Layers of tie
yime and Fig, an^erefl horlsoniar Shelters "over forot of the earlieft B!of-
fomsof Fruit Trees, to fecnre them from nipping' Frofts and Dews ; di^

* and clear the Groncd between Rows of Rafierriety €»fe6irrhs, and Car-
- rs9it, which will ftrengtheo the BJdftbms, and encoos«^o the Trees.

Is the FLOWER GARDEN.

Tranfplam CemnfiMis, Piadr, Sweti WtUiamt, PcfeCoMfiwrnSf ihnef-

S»tkln, and moft other Soits of fibroat-rooted Pfonts $ 'ftfr the Ekrth of

'Borders and Beds of Flowers, which were planted nvMicBttimms, but be

careful not to hart the Roots nor Buds ; this will deftroy Weeds, aad

1 1 make them look plealiintr Ta/fjpi, Remmnhna, linewwdet^ and Ifys*

esNT^ff, now Aew their Bods Ibr ftiiweriil|g { therefore carefoMy look after

and cover them in bad Weather. V6u may -now fet doubke AMtmmMf

and other Flower Raats^ to blow after'tbeie that now appear, and phte

' yotir Pots or Boxes of telfiag CitfariViirbria'a Asdf Place (if the Plants

appear) givmg them lireqticntly a little Water in dry* Weather 3 but let

•^am not have toomoch Water at a Tiflbe,'andbot little Son. IVikoCste

of Pots of choice Amicuhup for Frdfts, cold Wli^, «id'mtich Rain, ire

• very hurtful to thdmt ' Piek off ^e^ayed< Leaves from Cofn^tim*, DoMhk
R9fe Cawpiemg^ JSctrUt tychkit, and^tfaer PIIm>(s of Mkbailm»» Pianutioa,

*«nd gitre luch of them as need it Yome iftft Motild, whfch will make
them blow the ftroagcr. } h,^

«dcriliit next Year i ibch ^ Fre»ib Uim4»ikla^ ^^n^wJui^, 5mi.

iJ

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' yafy^tfters, tod many others ; aUo the Secdi of illhtr^y, annval Flow-
ers. Make frefh hot Beds for yoar choice Annualf, which were Town la

' Ftiraary, with eood Earth, plj^cing the PJanti in thdffl a Week after they

' are trade, and thie violent Heat gone off*.

Sow on hot* Beds, Nafiurtium, Baljam, Ccuvojvaht, India* Ph^, aoA

« other exotick Plants that are not tery tender, and come fooo to Perfec-
tion ; tranfplant CMrmation Laytn for blowing, if not planted out in

* jiuttmn. Sow the Seeds of thtf humble and fenfitive Plant in hot Beda |
and in common Ground fow the Seeds of the Arbutus, Mexeron, /Specie

• mm, Palm Tree, and (iieh like ; graff the Sfanifi white JiJJami»t on the
commoA Engli/b Sort \ pjant and make l^ayers.of the Pajim Tree, (lip
«nd let Bex for' Edgings, fo^ the Seeds of the Juniper and fir Tret^ and
tianrpUot. 7Wvl| /STtf'Jr, PbiUare^y »nA other Ever greent,

7» rfce GREENHOUSE.
Orange, temon, Myrt'/e, Baft and other cxQtick (i» e, foreign) Troea
raoft now have Water frequently, but carefully given them ; they mrajk
alfo be iifed to the Air ,ky Pegr^es, for Orof%e Treet, ice, haviug noiir
y-rang Fruir, too much Water, or Air too cold, \vilIdedroy it 5 waih and
cleat^fe them .from Filth, uke \^t Earth out of the, Tv\» oc Pots» and
aw them up with fieih, ri^h Mpuld* Sow. Kernels of Oranges, LemtMt^
and Citrth, for Stocks to bud on, and \i thei^cinels come /rom rott«a
- Fruit, they are the better j fow ihcrti on moderate hot B?ds, often giv-
ing them' Watefi and in hot Weather cover the ClafTei with Mats.

Kow tranfpl^t the. ex 6tick tender. Plants that ate come up, of the '
lad Month*! fowing,.in hot Beds of Tanoer*sBark, into which put fmalt
Pots filled with rich Earth, letting tbrm -ftand one Day, to warm the
Barth before the Plztki U put into it % then put in the PJaAts,, wateripg
them gently^ and ihading the Glafles till they have, taken Root ; then
continue often to water th.ev^ a^d let the Air into them gradually. (If
the Weather be warm, take out Bayt, tdurufiinutt Ole^n4<ri, and otl^er
hardy Kinds,' placing theni,fo that no ^Id Air may inquire them ; thta
^tll thin .the Houre, and make room for what remain to have free Air.

Abate the Fires in the Stoves by Degrees, and ftir up the Bark Bade
^'here Need requires*

In the KURSERy.

If the Weather be mild, plane Cuttings of Currantt, O^JeUrrietf,R^f»
"terriet, and other Buffies in Rqws, ckfipg ]Ehe Earth well ahouc tfaefla ;
they will grow« and become oreful in two Vesrf. ContiAue to make X^"
ert of fuch Trees as .were omitted xlie lafi Month \*f^ tJalofc Trpes which
were graffed the former Spring/ and yetiremau) in, the Nuriery, ftouldbe
ihortned to four or f|ve .Bu^i or .?yesy that they may .^ave JUfteral
Branches near the Qround^ oiherwife tn^ will wo up tallf aad. befna^e
naked at Bottoip,

AP niu

In the KITCHEN^QARDEN,
Set Kidnif Beant in dry Wnther^ apd In light Earth'; alfo Reaneived
Peas and Bea9i, to fucceed other Cropn Where, B«aoaha<re beoia^t too
thick, tut down every other Row, within three Ioche><oC theRoot, ind
they will produce a |:ood After-Crop, when th^ot^ieri ;»fe gone. Si»w
S6ui0gt tor the laftTime In a mdi^ Place, not too much expofed to the
K a 5»»ai

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•on 1 few CsUsi* ibJ othir Lttiia, tofocceed what were fiiwa before i
•nd Fmrjtsmt nnA Seltt^y in natural Ground ; fow fmali Sallada in open
Bofdera ) fow Stitit of tbyme and other fweet Herbs ; plant Cuttioga or
Sltpe ol Mtmary and Vamnin^ in moid Weather \ and yoa may yet plant
S!ip« of Th^m Ssgi, end Aich like Herbt; iralc PUntationa of Stram^
hirria tilt the Middle of the Mooth^ and towards the End hough CmrrwUg
fmrj^ifi^ and Omw.

M«ace Rtdgirt for Cvt»flil<rf and MkUmi^ ffor a full Crop { prune the Mf^
km Plant! on the Ibrwaid Ridge from all faperfluout Branchet'j but do it
care(bUy» left you btoife the tender Brancbet^and endanger the Plant.
If the Weather bt dry and windy, yoo are to (lake op all new planted
Treca, waterirtg them orce a Week \ cleanlc Trees and Phmta from Snails
81up« and other Vermin, wbich now do much Damage.

Cover the CasmiAv and MiU% Riages with Be]>. GlafTes ; ftill flip and
^fiMxHL AnitUhi in a moift Suil, and row plant oet year Camliflvmar Plantap
that were raiied in ftkrmty, for a latter Cropi draw and tranfpknt yoopg
Sdkrj Piano in Beds of rich Earth, about three Inches diftant^ watering
them dttjy till they have taken Root ; hough the Ground between the
llowa of Bism and ^r«i, drawing the Earth up to theJr Stems $ nlfo draw
the Earth up to the Stems cf CtfA^#/e and CMmlifivwer Pitnta. In cold
y tgihtt/cofrr yoorTtr a a Jwi mdMeSm clofe with the Glafle*, otherwife
you lift the voung Froit. Sow Tarra^ to come after thofe fown be-
* lore, which aoold now be houghed, and the Weeds cot out. Beds of
JMiW rooft now be weeded, and all other Things that the Garden pro*
Ances, if yoo woald have them thrift ; now plant new Beds of Bimt^ Tmr*
r#fae, and foch like Herbs $ tranfplant your large Ltttkn^ and water theoi
Wen. ThSn Cahhrnga and Ssv^s, end prick them out into Beds, lb will
they gain Strength by the Time yoo tranfplant then oot for Ufe | and'ae
tiie ittter End of this Mo^ith look over your Artieboket^ drawing out ^1
the yoong Planta that have prpduced fioce the Stocks were flipped, (one
of the beft of which may. be tfimmrd and planted where wanted*
h ib$ FRUIT-GARDEN.

Take oflT ell young Shoots from new planted Trees agaioft Walls tfcet
fmih diredly forward, leaving none but what pufli fidewaya to form the
Beauty of the Tree. Watch the new planted ^/vri, and fuffer not above
two Shoots to remain. Trees that have too much Vigour, ai Ptaibu^
Ac. will now drop theh Bloflbms aod Fruit. Remove all Suckera fnpm
Wig Trtetf and what J§fpln remain to be grafted (hoold now be complect-
ed. Cktrty Trta that are npt very thriving flioold now be relieved fn^Ok
being Hide bonnd, by cutting their Bark. AU new planted Trees jpiogid
be watered f reqnently. Plant Cbttinf s of Fiius^ obferving to have a Kiiet
of the oU Wood at the Bottom of each, and bnry thepn in theGroood, that
the nppermoft Eye may be even with the Sarfice | weed and water your
StrtMerry Beds if they need] the Fp^ts io the ferctiig Frame muft now
bave linelh Air according to the Seafon j and if their Roots and Bsaschct
he watered at .proper Times, St will be of Servfce to them.

_ . In the FLOWER-GARDEN.

Sow in the natural Ground the raoft hardy exotick Seeds, gad fi^h
JJower-Seeds «s were omitted in the former Months; f ow O/Ma^ijiet, 5r«-
•"** inariftWr, Jm^rgmibm, Qn^fkMHum, iiad C/Mi | pUnt Swltt*

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B9tm$, and yet p«rt ind fee fibrous- rooted Pltntf. Strck op Camathtn,
ane now fow their Seed% pot f<aife of 'yt>ur Jmaratrtiufis, and give them
a irefh. Bed to draw them tall. Stake itfp alf Plants and Flowers which are'
grawn to any Hetghthaf^er Rain, clip your Sdgint^s of Box, fow Pi»0
and Fir Seeds, covering them with a Net, to keep tivsm^rom the Bird* |
and now is the Time to remove all Sorts of Evi^griitu, If the Wea-
ther is moid, it is not too late to make Layers of Jeffaminii, Rafa, HoMtjfm
ftuhlut and fnch like Shrubs. Make frefh hot Beds to forward youngs
fecdling O^oHgit^ L*m$ns, and . other Ex<iticks now come up, a'nd fit to
tran^aot from the fi ft hbt Bed } ro!I Gra 't and Gravel fVaikt after Rain,
and icnew yoar Works in Sand, fifr.* Mow Gra(^ often, which now
grows apace ; fcrcen your r.ed'iflg jSurinlas from the Sun, and refrelh
them with Water ; remove your fine AuticMlax, which now ihew th ir
CAloor, ttnde# foroe Cover, to ihelter them from Rain and Sun ; yet ieC
them have as much op^n Air as you can^. efpecialiy (uch as you defign for
S-«d, Cover Beds of TvV^r, /Umara/s/rr, Antmmiei, Hyaeintht, and foch
J kc. which are now in Bloom, butopen them every Morning and Qten*
inf for frefii A:r. At the lartef End of this month, take up the Roota
zfSd^Mt Co'ebfcumSfJiid other bnlbops rd< trd Fl >wers to biow at Miebam
ilmat, wKofe Leaves are decsjed ; Ji^eep ihepa outuf,tlie Ground till July^
m«4 thai plant them again. .->'.''.

• /• th9 GREEN HOUSf.
' Ttie Windows in your Oramgtrf may noW be open all Ihy, if the "V^nd
be not too catting | but be-not too ventorous atnhls uncertain Seafon ia
cspoling Exoticksin the open Air. Water jtlofi, Stdttm, EufborbtMrn^
and ether tender, fnoculent (juicy) PJantsj^ but give it io final! Quanti-
ti0s» ajid when tlie Sun ihines hat^ ^ott|may venture tp bring our of
jfMir Confer vatory chcice and tender SbrnBt -And PlioM^^ m warm Daya«
bttt let Of«dfs7rrrr remain till Afisy. '<^ i^
- Now take out Bajt, L^Mryftinm^ MfrtM, ahd other hatUy Trees and
Biantfr} bat let them be fcreencU from cW Winds/ Sbift fuch (>rtfftfc
and other Trees as want it» paring and taking oW all decayed Leaves^
Roots. and Filth; wa(h their Sterol-' and H^df clean, and when new
pfciDCcd, water theffi often, to make them take Root, and flirit'er them
ferni the Sun ) foch as are not removed now^ niuffr be frefli earthed with
rich Mouldy and be weU clesnied. You may noW gfaft Or«Nfrt';^an<l
•Cher tender Plants by AVproach % but fuch as take Buds are better, if lb
piopagatci^,

Sitir op the Bark Brds in the Stoves, and add frefli Bark te renew their
Neat }. alio fhift foch Plants as need into larger Pots fiHed with frefii
Earth, and plnnged into the Bed again immediately, but do thisin warm
Weather. Carefully attend jUanst (Pine Apple«) refrefhing them with
Water frequently, and tovering the GlafiTes every Night, to keep them
warm j yet in warm Days give thrm Air.

/« fbe NURSERY.
Whatever you tnhi^lant tnuft be doneio rooifl Weather, as H^/Ar/, Tem^'
Fir, and all Bver- Grieus ; water them well to make them take Root, and
cover the Earth about them with Hfmlth ft, r. flraw half rotten) to pre-
vent the Snnr tnd Wind from penetmting the Roots, alfo now Sow 2«/ir»*
fTMH and ^Inrei, Mfjhg aad Btrria, with Se«di of Trees brooght ^tntfk

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fdch like. Look ovtf joor Gtufft, and ptit freil Clay where the old is
cracked look to yoor Budt« aftd cJe^fe them from Jnieds j coot out all
Weed! from your Grotuid, aad watef your Seed Bedt. if the SeaToo be diy«

In iA«' KITCHEN GAkDEK.
A boot the Begiomog of thU Month, fow Cutimhrs ia the Datunl'
Crouodj put about twelve Seedt in each Hole, tad when they come up.
ieaire only /oor or five of the ftrong^ for Fruit ) let the Eacth 'he welt
«io(ked, aod ntikcr light than ftiflP; when the Plants como uf » they imik
he ofteo watered ; but much Water deftroys Mdhnu Qive Mebiis Am^
aod piune off the Water Braochei« which are knowa by their Brea4ib
and Flained } alfo pinch off the Tops of Ruoocra that hare Frutt on
them^ foi they always have three, or four Joints beyond the Fsuk, which
take away the NouriihnneB^ the Fruit ihould] have ; let the Ftttitbe
well flielicrod with Leavci (rom the Power of the Sun, till grown to M<«
tority* and then the Son caaoot ripen them too ftft \ if the Sealbn be
dry, rather pour Water in the AWeya between the Mehm Ridgee, thM
•o the Plaoti or Sterna ) and Puod Water ia the be^j bteaufe moA etp6f-
cd to the Son.

Replant ImptrhfunA Silefia tittuip if yoo have any large enough j a:id .
if any of the Jmferiai LtHtttS't^ of bbafqd, cut the tops of them croiT-
vrife* thac the Fkwer ^tieno^ may .mor^ , eaBly ihoot- £>r foedoogfL Srtr
t^tuekbrwmm Litti^e^ tq^hi Dlante4t«wt,foKX9hbagiog .ia ytau j f(»w lUi*
difiiM in natural Ground } Jib ^»rfyfif ^fidtCMa{^ Sad: Now fow Mm
Jive very thio^ to be ^Unchtd.vQtthnpt tcan^plaating $ traqfpUnt^ Gaali*
ft^tr flantf» ^ J^a^e Dtil^;f4 i^^i plant pot ({f^^p«, ^•tUj^
«nd But a>^i (txJKi^^mft^ J#i^^, 7j6jnw« and othov- aroifiaticirr
l^crhs ; alfo JiUf 'flvwen, and other Under PlanU } and what wm ortiit^
tfd in, tho-A)imer l^oi^thft ii}oA^b.f ^e (hie Peg^qing ^i ihir j water itfw
fianted Trees y^jJaartfgasyf^d'o^crl^&ipfiB th|£ want, and deftroy alV
Weeds and Votmin* • . . ?

Set Pms and Bem^t,;MixFf^tb udA tf^iwdfir ^^ dm Bro»H for Spiiog.
Vie« andinmoift Wca^ar iow, Tiir*i^s. A cuefoi Cardeaer-wiU new
daily vific every Part of h^ Care, c^rrc&ing th^ oniuly^ n^ camlbrtiog
the ireak Pi^nta in the bcft ^f annf r tie can.

, if/^« F;i^LT.GAliDEN«

' Now tie vp the Shooti of the Ptne to their Prb'pt^ leaving oi^thtee or
Cour of the boidoA »ff ooiep fochrBianchcs^a are bDund^h4nwton' the Joioti
^ the WaU». or behiqd the larger Wood. At the Utter Bnd of thi^
](lonUi, nail* the moft forward proje^g Branches whore Fro&K iojjcloft
to the Wall, aod pick off all ft oiticfs Shoots.

, FeacbitiM jf(ri€tt^ are lo be cnrefuUy thinned of their Fnitt> libt fe^
fering above two or three Fruit on a Branch* All dr|ed| withored Branchev
<rom WaliTiees are to be taken awoj^ j^ndthelVees deanfed from SoaiJtt
Ca^kera and VcroMn. Now begin the Summer pending of PeMre> cuttUig
^ the Shoots of thia Year that comje forward to' half •• Ineh, aa^
uMiPftopt thofe in the, middle whei^they crowd qoc another entirely }
hi*% f? 4he Extremity; of the Tree tiy^may he Jet alone to tb» Winter
BHiiMofs »f thcro bi Rom., AU.pe>iwiidici|Uf Shooti ia thft MHdk of;

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Dtvarfi flioold thif Month be reduced eo Half la loch* The Sumtner
Sm^Cbrhitn Ptar fhould never feel the KoifiBbut in thit> Mfonthy except ^iC
be to ^ut out great Wood entirely ; beoaufe if it has room it will bear ae
the Ej^tremitlc#. Now dip off the ExtremUiei of the Shoots of Gce/ber^
rktp which will in a great Meaftire p event or kiH the Canker Worm.
,G<ther the NeAs of Cat«rpillert and other Itift&s wMch hurt yotir Trees ,
•ad ptiUofK all -crumpled Leavefi wh ch harbour Muititudes of pemicioua
Vermin, thoiigh the naked Eye cannot fee them.

At lift latter End ef thit Month, you may loofen the Bandagei of Treet
gfaSed in the Sfring, breaking oft' the Clay.

In tb9 FLOWER-GARDEN.
• Repeat the Sowing of anno^l FloWers, giving them frequent Waterings
till they coflne Op. This is the beft Seafon to )ow Carvamn Seeds } now
tie ii]» Onmntitnt' which fphidie for blowing ; cut down the Leavea and
Stems of ali bulbous reotad Flowers that have dene blowing, anlefi fuch
ai yo« d'e<iga for Sted ; gather your Jnemomy Seed at it rfpent ; (hade
ch«ee 7m&p^f9attk the Mid- day Sua, and defend them from Rains; when
they hatv done blowing , break off their Sefd- pods, which will firengthva
tke Rooti $ plane Stuk July Fktotn-'m Beds, and when the Weather ta
i'etcled, all your choice annual Flowers, at Afrkan and Frcneb UfarrgiUs,
Awuranthus, Bafi/s, Convol'vuiuif and fuch like, are to be tranfplantfd ;
plant Cuttings of the Fftiutti and Sedum, of the Pfratbantba, the Pajfion
W i mUf the A'akian y^ffamnt, the C?artfffiaMi, Ammum Plinii, and other
•tottck Shrubs^ in fome opeo Border, where they wil> uke Root better
tkni in ^ott« Lsy L^yert of the Mj^llt, Ohandtr^ $t%, and aboot the
nth- of thit Momb inarch Otdngi and Lmun Tnvi upon Lamtii Srerlr, and
by th* Middle of Aa^fi bearing Plants may be cut from the Mother
Tnet* Inarch alfo the Spamfb^lVhiUt and the Jndim yellow Jejfkmindt,
unon ftreng Scockl of the common whjt« Jefiminit
J« thi GRBEN^HOUSE.
About the Middle of this Month, in gentle and fettled Weather^ bring
Oranget and Loamii into the Air 3 but do this jodiOJoufly, and then they
will he Arengtbened by Dcfraes. If the Weather be hot, you muft Ihade
yanr Stove Glaffta in the Middle of the Day } alio your hot Bedi^ and ,
uke wuHj decayed Leaves from Ak§B, and other (efidef Saockks. Now
bdogtmit alKhar^ Btoticka into the open Air.
Jm th* irarRSiRY.
Fre^iently reAtftyotir yoong Plants with Water, but not -too much at
» Time I alfo water young Trees and Everprunt that were removed Ift(fr
Sl^aibn ) hough and weed yoer Seed Beds^ and beMrcen your Trees at alt
8eafona«

It is wKelyrenMrked by a Jodieient Author on this SubjeA, **. Tha
'' there are feveral Degrees of Heat and Oold necc0bry to the Vcgetadoii«4.j
•I of fcVcral Kinds of Plants : The Teiinpentore of the Air in Jgnwrf
** puflies forth the Buds of the'f^r *tree\ the greater wamth in Fe^
** hfusrf ^uts the Goefiberry Bafi, and (cxat Sorts of Sfviekfett in Mo^
A tion^; in Martb the Abnand and the Pe»eb fHa biofibm ) in April tho
<< £/fli and fome other Trees begin to open their Leaves \ but the lUuU \
** bfrrj %m wiU.aor ftif till the Weather in thit Month it iettled."

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y u NS,

h rAr KITCHEN-GARDEN.

Sow ttm ti mti'Pim aboot fcor 1mJi«s apart, aflowlaf two Fett Diftamt
Wtwota Om Um; wJuch wiU afibrd a gocd Crop in Stftrnker f iowJCid'
tf BtmSf Rsddtjitit Madivtp and fomo LtUitu ht CMsgiwg, RepJnat
CM^gelMitt^ abOQClhc aoth Day tcanfplant Letlt in Li%ht, rich
Gfooady lis Jodiot diliaat from each oUier* After the Atft Week in this
Uomtk, c«i no jlf^t^m, becaofe it wili hmt the Root.

If b now a ftt Timt* if the Weather be dry, to s^tber Herbt for dry-
wg, to lay up for the Winter ; foch as Mhm , S^, Bsim, Tbfate^ £«•
^ mit Tf Smtt$ Mfr/BftfM, ftc. Now carefuliy prcfave your PJants from
the fciircliiiif Son j aU Plaou mvft be refreAed ^quentij with Weter ia
m Momiai early, aad in the £veniii|. Stir «p iliflF Qrooad to preierve it,
Iram chovpiof | traafplant CsUMgt and Ssmty PlaoU for Winter Vk i
prick out C^mbjkmm Pi^oti, fown U(t Month, in Beds of rich Earth
«nd ikade and water then till they Uke Root ; bough C^rrari, Fmrjnift,
7«r«/i, Ommu, Ac. ibw Sftee^ Seed, to fncceed that ibwn laA Month {
and piick out tbe Piaoti now up in Beds, in order to pkiot in Jmlf*
Shade MiiUmt in the Middle of the Day, and be carefol of giviog them
tco okoch Water. Now fAthrr ripe Seeds^ and fpread them on Mats or
Ooths^ to dry hi the Pods or Huiks.

Im tbt FRUIT.CARDEN.

Pmoo aad nail your Ft^tha, PJmmh, and JfirtMt, that fo the Son may

bcfia to look uirlcd at the Endi, mntt becot off. Tbe Kiftiriaat Growth
ei KfOft b now to be checked, and the Branchei ihortoed to the fecond op
third Bud bejund the Fruit. Lof'k to year E/j^Uers of Fruit Treer, tod
la) in pioper Branches to ft-pply Vac^oeiei, and be>r Fruit advant^teooAy*
ti the Weather be not too hor, this is the Scafon to tapoilate Pettbei,
\/i^rt€9n, Phmk, and other Stooe Fruit | dcAroy VenniD, and root out

Jm tht FLOWER GARDEN.

TeanTpIanC the Rocu of Ss^m, Cytiamtm^ and (Ulchiam } tranfplant
AuammU after Rain, ab4.fow others to fucceed thofe fown in. former
M^tbt I Jay CerMfiMt, and caiefnlly |ack off weak and teiider.BudSf
i^hich wdl help thoie tbet are ftronf, help the Pods of large Blowen, and
deftroy Earwigs. Take op TuUft, and other B ilbous Roots that have
done blowieg, waft them clean, and let them be weU dried before they
n>c laid up i takfi up and replant fuch Flower Roots as will not beer to be
out of tbe Ground $ gather JuHoUm and P§fysmiMt Seeds, and preferve
them io the Pods till £iwn. Clp Edgings of Btx, Evergrttm, aod
He^pnha Raiiri mow Graii. Walks, uke up ^enswpaod RmmoAis
RotKi, and low jtm*m$iyf Seeds.

if you remove StahuCug uid ftop their running to S«ed the fitft Year«
they win produce. fine Flowers the ar« Tear $ and Slipa of Alytlc fet in
• nooift, cool Place, wiU now take Root, especially if yon^fplit the Bot*
torn of the Slip, and £x In it a Grain of Barley or Oats, this will make
sn»ft Slipi grow. * '

»i K • ^/ ^ ^'' '^ GREEN-HOUSE.
a/1^ aJ? '^r. •'r^^*^'^'» ^'pMium., and tender r^limmh iatn
the open Au, and deanle them 4row DoA , pnU off with Cire, decayed

Leaveii

Xeavei of ^bet^tn^ tn^kUnt A*m it Keed nqai^, into k^ •Pott.i
itow take of from thtn Ofneu aod Suckers growtog abo^ the Rooci and
Stexni of Aba, and plant them abroad $ you inay alfo uke off the Cut-*'
tingf of tho EitphtrhiMm maA^9ftk.lb^kt-lt%l^n$^ihpa^\ftmt)it Sua till
the WouAdt are hea^d before plante^l ^ %p^ f lent Reaves of the Indian

Orawgitf which are now in BloOfBi afe to l]|(e. Ottered ^equenCl/, a ltt«
tie at a Time, that the Frujt may fff 5 fod litfi Blo^oins arc tobc pk|l^
off where too thick. , , , ,..•*.

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h tht KITCHEN GARDEN.
The firft Week (bw Kidney Bean^ and Ptat to bear in SeptewAer aod
,CBo6tri fow them where tliey may have ihelter from frofty Nighta*
which fonetunes l^ppeo. Sow Cucumkcn \n a Bed made with dry Horte
Litteri and covered^ With light Etrth ten Inches thick $ cover tbejm at
Night in Sefttmder with a common Frame a^d Glaft, to keep them frona
' Froft and Kaifl|, a^d by thii Method you may have Cutumhiri till C^f j|^-
w«f • Make a Bed for Mufintmu aa )ioo.did in fekritary, i^d cover It
very thin with Earth.

Aboot the Middle of thii Month, fow ffof j/, Sikfiag and Bnvm Duitb
tettieet, fome of which will cabbage for Winter Ul'e, and then are to ho
planted dofe together, where they may be ihehered with Glaflei. $oW
Cherthi, CMrrfs, ^ufips aod Oniont, to ftand the Winter \ plant CahhagfB
and Savoyiiot Winter % and plant Q^xiSme^U and Caulijhwen, to blow
' Uk Stpt'ember.

Sow fome Caultfl$wir Seedl to ftand the Winteiy A> yon will have go^
Floweta in the Spring ; about the aoth Day ia the right Time to ,(»w
them. Tranfplant ErMpi for blanching agaiofl Winter, and tie up C^4C<

dua for blanching with Bands of Hay or Straw. Earth up jSrf(W|ii

tke op Sfc^a

.DriUt, aod plant out a hew Crop to foccced the prefeot f take

and Gs^Hckp and gather Roumhh when the Stalks turn yellow | ai^d
when the Scalki of daiMu change Colour, puU thean'up in'dry'Wea^^y
and lay then in the Sun till they are well dried, to lay op tor, W)ot^r.
NeglcA not to gather foch Seedi ai are fully grown and. coloured in \i^f»
'Hoiki, poUbg up the whok Planta, and letting ihein upright in a p^oMt
Place to dry. "

Now water pjentifufly all Herbi that are feeding, for a mtqji Walafiog
or two will fill the Seed $ alio water well thofe Plaoti that ftand abt^ia
Pots or Gafet, which have lefs Beoefit from the Raini in this Seai^n, tHaa
the Plants in open Q^ound ; for the Showera which now. fall, are but of
little Heip to the Roota of PJanti, fo that th^y require frequent Wat^bg ;
water from Five to Eight, Morning aod Bvenxngi. Hough. and weed a^-ia
the former Month { deflroy M^«j^«, Aati, and other XnfHU^ which m
this Month are very numerotu } awt be careful to pick off* atl criimbled
Leaves where- ever you fee them { and alfo the Twigs, if they arc cittled^
they being the Beds of deftruAive Creatures. Jlf«/«R|.now beginniogto
ripen Ihould have very littk Water given them^ .bccaofe water will gi|n
an ill T*Ae to them.

h th FRUIT.GARDEN.

Now Fim$ are in their foil Strength and vigon'^ iofomuch that the

gicaieft Coofofioa inagtMhle will enfuei if they ate not carefully p'rvned

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tint Vhmiu TU yMfMmi& te itoliiiiaeAj iM^tIi« Fralt Branc&a tied
' up to the Proft vr Elfafim, tod all' weak ao^ fhutfeft Sboon taken
way. , . V. - .

At tha Befhmifig df Oiif MaoAf^raf open'iAHbl^ to the Son, liy talr«
I n% away the LeafCi^ tkM die Frcttbittay ri^ci | at ^ htter End'do the
fane ta /<»cim | if any ftrpnc Wood, or Water fliooti» pvih from eitheSr
of theft Trtei, tik^^K^ awJy IfctnMy; tii^fii f6ide ^oid Plaefe wanti to
bt Me^op I bot'atl^oODf « (boh SHhlhes ate to be preferved, bv oaiUng
tkcn to the WaJi» and not (hort^ng,thep« The Petr Trfr isnow looked
to and ananaiedy if over tigproa^ ^d'all Braochei that pofli forward are
to he thortned Co half ^ Iocb« Jn6iuIatiofi lAay be continued after Raia.
Waterini plentifilly a P$0eB 7r<r full of F!nut it a great Advantage to it;
feni Fndc Treet hi Pott an now to be daily watered, otherwife their Fruit
win f»D oC Fmit near the Oreond (not too oetr) hate t double Advaxw
tige, betngtSDeaedltobtfhr^and'firitrfpet

\ S^t, ^•Jh* ^^> ^*f^Vt ^« beiQggreit'Cnemiet to Wall Fraity
vA ^^^atSif IfeBgri^a, themoft effb^hial Nfethodi fqrthdrDe^ruaioa
'oftght to he pot in Pradice : and Weediii|s onghtat all Tine* to be diJi-
feptJy Bifided. Thii Month yoa moft bQd;dl Froits that want it> wliich
were omitted ia Juu^ b«t let tKis be done in damp Weather,

Utht FLOWER. GARDEN.
* ' Coitf noc to lay Cttwathn as • they gather Strength^ and often refreih
' ^em with water ; fow Tulip Seedl (which are nowri^) in Cafei of light

lUrth \ low Ammnmj Seed and Ammth hi EdgSoga, to blow in Septmker^
Tranfplant fach sJki at yon. took oot pnt of the Ground the laft Mootir*
^Cnt down the Flower Stems of foch curiotu Floweri as h9.rt done blowing,
^ffWoD and prone all cxotick Plants which grow difordeily ; they will hive
'li^lH Shooti before they are fet ia the Roufie. Gather fuch Fldwer-Secdt
^itf ^^ i^P^ji drying them well in their Seed Veflels before they are beaten
^\b\i\\ aaa afVer that in the Sun for a Week or more, before ybu lay tbeia
* itpf ' t^y* Mjrtks, Laarelif and other cufious Greeni j alfo Pinhf
<}S'W^it-n7&'bms, and foch Hke Plants, Graff by Approach, inarch or
'iiiit\iUt^yfffawihii, Orgngn, ond choice Shrabs; gather yoar early CftU*
""iiiM ttH^, and fow it prefeatly in Pdtt ; gite freiE Earth to the Sorface
^f d^'Ajv ^i^f ind deanfle JnHtidn from Weedt and- dead Leaves.

,^ htht GREENHOUSE.

^ ''ebhOn^^'to malte tattings of the Torc^ rbi/n^^ h£an Fli, rMi^k^
\^rilt^, itd other focculent Plants ; raife Mfrtla of Ctittings, lay down
'yoiidg^Shoots of the Arsiiau yiffgwa'wt, fet C^et Sirrin, wUch are now

rJ6jJ\n<l «he Fruit of the Mm4u

^ in liot We&ther give tendier Eroticks as much free Air as poffible ; ga-

ther Ortnit Flowers where they are too dofe to one another ; and if voor

'^jdlt be oumerona on any Tree, ploch fome off to ftreogthea the ttfU

*.' AUGUST.

• ; • Tn ibe KITOaEH. GARDEN.

' ^e firll Week of this Month^ ibw a fecond Crop of Cn/ifictpert, fo

•«a«d the Winter, left tbe firil fhould run to Sfecd, which !n an openSet*
fon »h«y will be apt to do. Sow CmUgget, Cphtfortt, and Onhnt, tth
Jftf^^ii, Lfiiiu, CAervi/, Crefet, C»rm Ssffad, and 5p«Mr«. for Via-
ttt UTe i tranfipUnt GtH^g, j^fi,, efpeciaily tht Dmb mSm j tie up

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Sndi^m for bliothingi jfre more Barth M yoat^UnchTug SefHirf, mliffk
it rtf be repeated every Fortoigbt} break off theStemi of Jrtieb$ket which
have done blowing: and towardt the Sod of the Month flip aad^ietaro*
inaticfc Herbs^ Aich ai Savmrf, 7^e, Btffofj &c. tod cot down tkd#
that are run to Seed within three or four inches of the Ground* If tl^tt
Stalki of AJparagut be Aowed down, yon may ezpe£l % fdcond Autum;!
Oopt Sow Turnip* kx the o^en Field, tilt the xzUi of this Month, aifd
thofe Rooti lyot only yield a profitable Increafe, but very much enrich all
ligfat Soily, S^rip the Loaves of Ctrran, Parfiips, &c. to improve the
Roots s pull the Rooti of Plants a little ovt of the Ground, covering
them with Mould to. keep them from ruoolog to. Seed j and cut down
StrawUrrin after they have done bearinc clofe to the Ground. W^ter fuch
'Things as need it in the Beginning of this Month $ but after th» Middle
of h, water only in the Morning, for fear of Froft.
tHtbe FRtJtt GARDEN,

Lock over and expofe Wall Fruit to the Si^n, to perfea their Ripenmg f
give /^/ffef the. laft pruning for the Sommer> and keep the Grapes clofo
to the Wall, (hading them with Leaves, to defend them from cold Kightl*
Now inoculate Peart^ Plumbt, and HoWei ; now unbind thofe Buds pf
Trees inoculated the lafl Month, to prevent the Bandages galling andfre^
ting the Stocks, which will now be in danger by their Swelling. In gar*
therlng Wall Fruits, take Care not to break the Branches whereon they
glow, becaufe from them other bearing Branches are expe£^ed the next
Year. The Borden are to be ireviewed and kept clean, and at the Utter
End tS this Month to be ftirred^ the better to enable thero to receive the
Rains in Autumn i therefore no Greens mud now be planted In them*
In thi FLOWER-GARDEN.

Sow the Seeds of the bulbous In't, Fritd/lariss and RenuKtulufet^ co-
vering them with a thin Coat of Ane fifced Earth < tranfplant feeding
Jiuriculas upon a Border of well lifted Earth, giving them Sprinklings of
Water, «nd (hading them from the Sun for a Fortnight. Now is thepro*^
per T.me for parting Auxieniau Tranfplant feedling PetUtbhipt upon a
ihady Border, and divide old Roots \ plant fingle Anemmui^ and taanfplant
the Hfadnth, Narcijfui^ Xiitiet, Marlagwt, Crscufes, and Snew Droft, plant
PYimrdfes, Catupicns, ju/y-F/awerMt Hepatieat, Crown Jmferiali, Afpbo^
diit, LiRciif tbt FalUy^ Dins-Cenuius, and mo(l other Flowen that have
blown in thye Spring, or Summer preceding. Continue to lay CarnationB
that were not ftrong enough in the former Month | but thefe will not be
iit to tranfplant till Mawcb, Take off and plant out fuch of your Camo'
ti'tn Laytrt of the former Months as are well rooted ; tranfplant feedling
Carnations a foot diA^nce from one another i plant Slips .of Pinks in a
Nurfery, to plant out the Summer following ^ cut down tbe withered
Stalks of thofe Flowers that have done blowing, and part their Roots for
Incre^fe. Gather Flower Seedi in a dry Diy } fliade Afumony and Tkfi^.
S^eds fown the preceding Month). About the Middle of the Month, cut
the inarched Orange Stocks from the bearing Trees, but be careful not to
break the new graffed Branches from the Stock } leave the Clay upon
them till the foUowins^ Spripfj and guard them from high Winds. I^omt
tnake Layers of all Sorts of ^ruliS and Treea which remain abroad all
Winttr. If yott have Poti of old Roots of CtfrM^/Wf.^whit&yoU fiitd
K.6 wdil

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«^& Umt litt, fliift tbern into oUicff Pact of freOi Einh. aM frttliem in
tht Greta. Hooit ia O04rr, they will blow in tbe WinUiw
/« /^# GREEN-HOUSE.

Kow fet la jroor ^iEief, TVrrA ThiJUtt, Em^h'iiwu, ind other omA
terder, fuccolcnt Plaots | tnaff lant M^tht aad OrMi^« Tffei { |ive yoitf
CuttiAffi Air« Ko htrdea them agaioft Winter j the Ammms B.dt maft be
tefrdhtd with frcA Bark, to keep up their Heatg w«fli ami c'caofe tbe
Leave* ao4 Steme of CoflFeo Trees, aad other ezotick PJaats^ f om Fifth {
aad Ikift the tcoder Exodckt, which are always in the Baik StoTCt, thit
they nay have aroog Rooti before Wiater.

SEPTXaiB£R.
U thi KITCHEN.GARDEN.

Sow S^^p MsMJb for the Winter { S^iMcft to be cot in Fdrmgrj ;
make PlantatioM of Duuk Bmpm Lettict to ftand the Winter $ (bw Smi
■ad fmali Herbe for Salladt, and fow N^^urtium lndic»m to Pot*. Re«
. plant £aif«f, aad all Sorteof fibrovs rooted Hcrbi| ttith Qp StlUryuA
' taifc Banks of Eanh about your CUfdmt for blanching $ tranfplant j^t*
ragmt Roots ; nake Plantations of CaUsgtt aad CoUvmn \ tranfplaat
ycittog CsuiiJUmBtr Plants in places where they are to flower, aod in Nni-
iciies nnder warm Walls, or Places jsf Shelter \ and now tfaafplant Stren»
herriit. Make Beds for MMjbrctm j ccver every Night your Cmcuahen
iuwo in July, If the Seafon be dry, water your Plants and Herbs in the
Mornings ; give your Tar»ipt the fiiil Houghing ; eaith up your Winter
Plaqts, prepare Compofitions, and fumiib your Gardea with every Thiog
BKefTary for Wiater Ufe.

Gather 2><l Seeds, if they are bbck, cuttiog the Heads from tbe
Stemi,-aad fpread:ng them upon a Sheet in the Sua every Day, till they
are fit to be beat out | gather aU fmail Seeds now ripe| gather the Podi
of Gardn and Kidan Bt^nt, and expoie them in the Son fcr drying, but
keep them laid op m the Pots tilJ.uled. ~ Piot as e to be preferred in tbe
fame Manner, and they will then be better for (ietting in the Scaloa«
AU Seeds, not thoroughly dried when laid up, will* rot.

Cucumhen now ripe^ muft he cut opea, and the Seeds and Pnip takes
out of them, wh^ch are to ite two or three D- yi together before they a.e
W4lhed, then keep the Seed ia Water twenty- four Hours, after that li|
it ia the Sun to dry ten Days or anore, befoie you lay it up.
U tbe FRUIT-GARDEN.

You may now inoculate Pion^ aad releafe the Bods iaocolatcd the IA
Month. Now gather ripe Fruits, and fuch as are full gruwa, aad is
good Condition to belaid upf fvch as are fit to gather will eafily quit the
Tree, therefore ufe no Viokncc to poll them off. The laft Week of tbii
Month in moift Weather, you may plant Fruit Trecf, though their
Leaves are not fallen, fuck aa PeaehiX, ApAniSf Ntaanmes^ and other
Stone Frutt \ but Ptan, ^ff^h Ac. are tabe delayed till the Mkidleof
the next Mom h. Fruits agaiaft the Wall of the forcing Fraaie Auft not
\t pruned and trained clofe to the Wall or ETpalier*
/» tht FLOWER-GARDEN.

Sow the Seeds of bulbous rooted Plants, as Tsi/ipt, Aaaataiet, Reawn*
Af/>r, bulbous Irh, Martsgom, Creeujet, and FnlUUruti and iiis now*
food Time to put iato tke Groaad Um^l^ttun aad Jlfmmm/m Rooti to

bM

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Uow e>r1f • Abtot th« Bod of the Month p«t In fomt TmS^ Root»t tf-
peciaUy the Breeders, but giff them not rich Ground, beeault it ii Want
of NoQiiiKme/it o<caiors the V«riegationi in Plajits ; aod Bulhi are eveiy
Year taken out of the Ground to pccferve their Variefaiiont ^ therefoi e
plant breeding Tulift ia a Compuft of half natural. Mouldy and half Rub-
bi/h of old Houfei, or elfe p<ani them to poor Grouud near fome Treef*
Plant jMBfiui Rootr, and let- them ftaod two or three Yean in the fame
Place i fow Poffiet, Pipmtii, Lsrifpun, Aanual Sfaki^ Mul/eins, Cmdf
Tufa, and Venui Look/ng Clafi, to bloflbm early in the Spring j fow Sttck
ytdftUweri, tranTplant fibrou» rooted Fiowcn, which have done blow*
Ing, and cut dovn the Flower Sremt of thole which are to remain grow-
ing within three Inches of the Ground. Coniinoe to take off C«rM/fMi
Xf^eft ; tranfp!ant all Sorti of flowering Shinies, «nd make Layen of them«
.luch at H9»tjf,fiukJe$, Jejpm^ntt^ yirginU Bvwer^ Firiimam Do^viotd, Peri"
%»iakU, ice, Alfo plant k^irgrtcMt, as Tevf$, &x, Hol&a, and fuch
likey if they rife with good R jott i but JiaguJI ia the moA. proper Se«fon»
Now il'ke your Flowcn and Tree*, expe^ing windy Weather.
Ik the GREEN HOUSE.

About the Middle of the Month, houfe Oranfa, GefMnkm, Fiaides^
S«dtims, and other tender Plants j but fet them in Order the nexf Month
when the Mfttkt and other hardy Plants are brought io^ and let the
Wir.dowi continue always open till the Weather is colder.

To prcferve fuch Plants at are tendi r, and yet W:U not beer the Hoii»
fing, you may put the Pots into KQles made under a South Wail, ai.d lee
them be three Inches lower than the S'aifuce of the Earth» eoTeii..g them
wi^h diy Mofs, and puttiag GlaiTei over them ; in all Warm, Sun ihiney
D-^yi, and noderiite Showers of R«in, uncover them for the Benefit of
the Air and Moifture, Remove your Tttifrtfi Hms into the Green- Houfcy
and keep them dry.{ or rather take the Roots out of the PoUf and keep
them in Paper or diy Sind. Stir up your Batk Bed, and add feOi paik
if t >e Heat is decayed) and if the Nights prove cold, cover your ^m*
JM*f. left the Plania be checked in th:ir Growth.
OCTOBER,
£■ the KITCHEN. GARDEN.

In the Bx(t Week of this Month fow Cucumhers in the naioral Ground,
to be traofplanted into Poti^^fot the Convenience of (helteriog from Odd*
till a hot Bed ia prepared far them ^ this is better than to begin in jAnmam.
ry. Sow IQdMM Besm in Ba/kets under a South Wall, to be afterwards
rorwarded by a hot Bed^ fur early Ufe ; fow Hetfpur Pett and Seaat, and
^Mifi Beam, in fome well expo ed Border under a Wall or Hedge i four
AidJiJba in fome warm Place, to draw early in the Spring, and Creffet,
t*ettite, MuJUrdt Spinach, and other fma!] Sallads, on a decayed ho( BeJ |
and put Roots H}f Mint in a ge itle hot Bed for Winter SaUadi*

Make Plantations of cabbaged Leitia for Winter Ufe | tranfpUnt (Uh*
bage and tAuUfimur Plants ; take up thofe CauUflotifer Planta that begin
to flower, tie their Leaves together, and bury their Stalks and Roots in
Sand in a Cellar, or fome cool Place ; cut ArtichtUt with long Staiks,
and preferve them in the Houfe, by felting their Scalkt in Sand j earth
up and drefi fuch jitichokct u have <oae blowiftg^ and eontiaat to earth
i»f St/lpy for blaacbing.

Now

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Mow by up Rooti fw Ulster Store, m Cmmtt and Ftfrj(^B|} Imt ktve
Tutmft in tbt Orooni tiU you ofe thsn* Ctrry Dong Into your Gtideii
m4 fpfwd it atoad fo rot, and that the Rain may waih into the Groim4
tlie fisih Part of k befbre the Spring. ^ Make PlanCatiods of CMhertiitt
Cmrrun, vod MMkirria, from Sbckert, orfroaa Ctittmgs j and fccure 9fi
ttndcr lliiBa at wall' n yoo can from Cold.

U tbi FRUIT-GARDCir.
Now plant ftttha, jfyrictts, and other Fruit t*jeea is Qotri^Sart!(»
hccauft Daaf it honfil to tfaero. If the Steafon be wet, ralfe the Bot-
iera, aad pbnt the Treei Ugh | for if Wkter ftagnatei in Winter, it witt
kill JfHmi and Feaths that ftand in it. yina mould be planted agrioft
Walli, not ahove four or fire Feet hii^, and Hand fix or feven Yarji
•ioiider hi a Soil, or Compoft, of ooe half natoral, rich, warm Earth,
And the other Half RuUiJb rf t/d BmlMwff:, Sea Ctsi M*t, or Drift
8MHd, Aboot the Middfe cf this Month, fow CyHir P^£« ih Biedi of
Ircih Earth, to raife Stocka for graftiog, and even make Oitharda without
graffing } .and from a norfery of thia Kind, yoa may hare at onny diffe-
rent Sort I of jSffIti aa you raife Pknti, tlioogh the Seed cornea all Irom
the fame Tree.

MakcPlantatioQiof 4ffles graflTed upon PatMSfe Stuh in Pots, they
will bear whtn the Trees are very fmall, and veiy ir.uch fet off an enter-
taionent, beiag placed on a Table, with their Fruit growing, amon|
Difhei of other Froit. TranfpUnt Treci of all Sons j lay up Acoms tti
Mmfi in Sand \ bare the Roott of old, unthrlving, and hafiy blowing
Tree*, aad ftir up new planted Ground. L^y in a good Stock of omried
Erath, to b« ready upon all Occafioni for Fruit TIees, Evergreens^ aad
Fiowcrr.

/• fit FLOWER GAUD^tr.
Plant Awemama and Renuuadkjct, and as foon as they appear defead
them firom Winds and Frofti with dij Sti«w or Mats | make ao End ci
'putting Tniift into the Ground ; continue to lay and traofpUnt R^Jet and
flower:ng Shrubt, and to plant Cuttiaga of Jtfamiffet and Bmeyjuekltt in
ihady Bordera. Sow the Berries of Tew, &lij^ and other Ever-greeos
prepared in Earth .or Sand ^ and if the Seaibn be mild, prone thefe Kind
of Plants. Set Pou of CarmtUnt, now blowing in your Green; Houk
fiear the Door, and cleanfe your Walks firom Leaves.
U tbi GREEN-HOUSE.
Set Bfyrtfii, Amamtm PUmi, Mtltnubus ^^^nd foch tender Greena m rep
tndnyet abroad, into your Houfe, giving the.n, and all othef Houfe
Greeni, orfre(h Covering of Earth, but do not diflurb the Roota j tie up
the Plants that grow difbrderly, and place the Alett, Torch TbiftUs, Ea^
fbwtiiMt, ice, ncAteft the Suri, and the more hardy Pants towatds the
Back of the Hou^e. When yoii Water your Greens in the Houie, do it in
a Moinirg, whfen the Sun fliines on them ; but after the Middle of the
Month, give no more Water bgs to- tender, fucculeot Plants. The Win-
dows are to be open Night and Day tift the 15th of this Moi|th i but af«
ter that only in the Day. Time.

Wow remove Andmas out of the Bark Bed, and place them in the
Stove near the Fire, «nd rcfifefli them" frequently with Water that hn
ftc«d in the Stove twenty-four Hours, bel6ie^c4, that it may acquir* a
Wahnth equal to the Air in the Houfc*

ftoodr

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NOFBMBBn.
U tht KITCHEN-G^OlDSir/
Kow preptre d^eiitle hot Bed f6r the CttmiAerg iowa in the hit Montfr,
Md alfofor the Kidney Semii fowo ftt the fame Time } but thefe moft not
be together. Makej hot Bedi of j^r^iM to come next Moatfa, vA
ibppiy them whete wanting, from tome oM Flantationt whieh are worn
out. Continue to fow Lettite, Crejet, RsdH/b, Sphidcb, 9x» on hot Bedtm
Sow Pkiti tni #Mm of the Hte^r and %Hn^(rKmd» in open .Ground^
and if t%e Weather be fair, earth op thofe fown in Stfiimkn \ earth np SeK
Itfy, and tie up Bndhft Planti for blanching. 6btdown theHawm oij^^m
r^^m, when It ii tnmedyellow, within twoor three Inches of the Groond,
and the Earth of, the Alieya flung ap upon the Beds 3 or If the ji/pa-^
rapu be worn, gtfe a cohering, or rich Dong not quite rotten : Htn and
BigMm Dmig U preferable to long Dung, Prepare Bedt for phintiog Ar»m
ticbtkit and Affar^^ in the Spring ; cover well all your AtticMn with
loni; Dung, to defend them againft Profit, which otberwife will deftrof
them in a fevere Winter ; houfe Cdbbaga ; houfe and cover with Sand,
&frrar#, Parfnip^^ ftc . Trench the (Ground, and lay it up in Ridgei to
nelJow I and in a frofty Seafon wheel on Dung, and other Manurei, upon
foch Placet ai want to be enriched ; ihelter Planti from Frofti and cold
Rains, and (lake up trees, which if aegleOed, the high Wiadt in thii
Month are tpt to blow out of the Ground.

In tb$ FRUIT. GARDEN
Continue to plant and remore Fniit-Treet, if the Weather be open ;
begin to nail the tender Branches of Wtg Trees clolb to the Wall before tbf
firofift come on | begin Co prone P^nrs and Fbtmkt, efpeeially DWarfs, and
thofe on Efpaliers \ and this is the Month to prune the Vinet for the Wind-
ier. Now lay down Branches of the Vine^ particularly fuchas you would
hate bear Fruit the next Year, to be fet growing in Pota upon a Table at
great Entertainments % the Branches for this Porpofe are to be Shoots of
the fame Year, and fo drawn through the Hole at the Bottom of a Gan-
den-Pbt, that when it is filled with Earth, there may be a reafonabte
Number of Eyes, (i, #. Buds) above the Ground} a ftrengJBrancfa will ^
bear eight or nine Bunches of Grnfett

'thlt and the pfeeeding Mooth, as weH at in the Sprbg, make Nurfe*
ries for Stocks of all Sorts of Trees. New yotf may plant the beil Flnwib
Sncienf, on fow SCoiies or Kemds'wheteo^ to raile Afft'eiti, Fenehet, Af*
pies and Fenrs \ and you cannot eafify make the Soil of your l^urfcry tor
JVallTnti too rich, becaufe^ Stocks IBuuld be vigorous. As to Planting
and Sowing, it is a general Rule, piant as*j9, and/swrf/ff^^^ d^jr.

Now apply freih Mould to the Roots or all ficlcly Ttees $ cover year
Stmt Fruit and Mnmh, to defend them againft bleak Winds j and gathir
year remaining Orchard Fruit, preferviog them from'Froft in ekaa
Straw.

In the FLOWER GARDEN.
Plant Hyneimhst Jonjails, Nsecijfitfies, and FoUantbnfet in Pbte, tad
plunge them bto hot Beds to btoflom at Cbrijfmat, Lay down Auricula
Pots on their Sides, putting the Planti towards Ihe Son, to drain theht
from MoiAorci and preferve them from Freft. Sheker young feedliag
^Ibt from Frofi, but give them daily Airings. Cut^<down the Sulks or
tall blowiag Flowers that have doAebloflbaiDg niithia three Jachesof the

Root

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ftoot. Tie ap ill Treat uti Shnibt to Stakes. Ltjr up Heaps of Etnlk
for tko fevtrai Sotti of Fiover*, and make pro(»ef Gompofts {i, §, Mix-
faroft) kg Exoticitt* obfenriAg that whete the Groand ii to» AiftVtt nsy
be broofht co the State of liun, bjr muriog it with drift Sand. Now
yoa majr pltot Piimtif and rome othei fibi^oi-footed Plaoti | and if the
Weather he opea» you may yet tranfpUot Rt/et, y^ffsmimi, Btitjffmlda
Syrmgm aod XjfAic. Uonail yoor Paffien Trcec ixoai W«1U» and lay them
oa the Gteuod, cefcriag them with Straw, to keep them £rofl» fc? cie
Froftf.

U thi GREEN-HOUSE.

If the Weather be not itty icvere, open the Windows a littW, efped-
ally when the Soa ihines } at the fanie Time give a little Water to (bch
Plaati at went and can bear iti but by the Middle of this Month yoar
tender Plants dH>ald be quite cncIoTed io the Conrcrvatoty, and (ecored
Iroas the Entrance of all cold aod flurp Winds. If Fioft be fee in make
a CaiaU Charcoal Five in the Hoafri and when it horns elear, haof it op
near the Wmdow in the Night Time, or make Fire in Stoves. Now re*
move your 4mm^% from the Bark Bed into the StoTe» In a warm Dayi
DECEMBER.
U fht KITCHEN- GARDEN.

Now look carefully after yoor hot Bedf» aod add to their. Heat, if they
l<egiA to cool, by linirg thrm with hot Dong. . Towards the Middle of
the Month make a hot Bed fior A^^tiffiH ^* Jon ^i<l ^'^ '«ft Month.
>w en hot Bjdrall Sorts of fmall hot Sa:lad Herbs f r SaUads \ allh fow
Pmj jW 0«e*s, as in the former Months | dig, drefs, aod tieoch
Croaod \ fit ap Tools, and prepare for the Spiiog» by getting all Thiogi
ieady»

UtU FRUIT- GARDEN.

Yov mnft not prvne any Fruit Trees row ; but yon may dig a«d dreft
Gronnd^ ict Traps lor Vermin, mend Borders, bring in Dong, and get
mW Things in Resdinefs agaii^ft the Spring.. If the Weather be frofty,
gaard sgainfl it as wellu you can; if mild and open« you may piantsod
remove liaHy Trees*

U tU FLOWER-GARDEN,
c Pnpare Shelters and OAtriogs for all tender Fkwers, Boxes of Seed-
.liagSf Ctf^awr/Mi and Au^tmUii yet in mild, open Weather, give them
.Air. Turn over yonr Heaf s of Earth, aod mix op aew Heaps, that the
•Sprang osay meet you prepared for it.

Im ihi GREENHOUSE.

Fick off dead aod rotten Leaves from your Exoticks } give hot little
• Water to any Plants, and to Alut, Eupbtrhiums, EkJimm Figt, Stdamt
and Ttftk Thfhii none at alt till the latter End of Mmcb, Let aa moch
Son as poflible into the Hoofe. • Vonr jtaams*% muft now have a good
Share of Heat, and be often refreihed with Water, as before dtrtaed )
your C*Jie Tr*tt, and other tender Plants in the Bark Bed, muft alfo be
carefully tended.

Having |n the foregoing Pages guren anAccoontof what Work Is to be
done In the G.rden { I will now p-oceed to ihew how the (ams is tn be per-
Mtmed J by exhibiting inch DifeOiow, as may enable the induftroos

Gardc&ct

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Gar^eMt logo thrsiigh etery Put of bis BttfincA in to artfiil aad agree*
zhkt MaiiACf •

Tpwukt0 HOT-BED.

Iiet tht SittiitMii be in fuch a Place a* it weU cxpofed to the Soo | if
under a Wall defended by the Noith-Eaft aod S^otti Weft Wjeds. it ia
tfac better^ m<rkouc the Oimenfioiii as occafiom re^yire, but fout Feet ia
the uM Breadth, then drive Stakei into the Ground on every Side, about
a Foot aAmdeTy Ittcfog them ftand at icaft a Yard above the Surface j then
wind the Stakei round with Hay Bandi or Straw Bands ^ next AU it with
new Hoffc Duog and wet LUter, tfotding it down vety hard, at three,
fev<ral Timer, in the filliof , fa that the Whole may be equiUj figlidaced.
The Bed being thua prepared, fix wooden Frames fitted to ir, for the Re«
ception of Mould at the Top» aod for the Support of your Glaff. Frames
for its Covering, which muil be placed floping^ you muft take Care
to kave Room enough for the Earth, and the Shooting of (he Plants {
then put in rich fifted Earth, the bcA Mould you can get, or the Earth
of an old hot Bed well rotted, fbi r Inches thick . The Bed m ft be co-
vered with Mats or Straw, foppo.ted with Hiort Sticks, ^d fo remsin
about a Wesk before the extneme Heat is abated,<fo as to be fit for Ufr,
which you may know by thruftinp a fmali Rod as-far as yon can iaio4r,
and a^rcr keeping it there fome Time, pull it out, and you mty feel the
Heat with your Fingers | It ought to be warm, but not hot* When the
Heat is ieffeoed too much, at any Time you may renew it, by applying
frcih D>'9g to, the Sides, aod fometimei by flirring the Bed. When Planta
or Seeds ^re cpnne up in the hot Bed, give them Air and Son by Pegrees }
and wlien tl^y are ftrong enough, they are to be removed to a le^ ho;c
Ped, or bto very rich Earth, keeping .them from the Mid-Day Sua tUl
they !are well fettled^ and giving them frequent Waterings. Plants in hot
Bed > are to be defended from cold Air, by covering iheOlaii Frames a lit*'
tU before Sun^fet with Mau and Litter. You may rsife a failed in a few
Hours by the ufe of powdered Lime and hot Duog, the Lime being pi^l
ac.the Top and Bottom, ^nd the Duog in the hdiH^ the Top beiftg co^
-vexed with fine rich Mould.

StJ of fdVSHROOMS.

Dig a Trench Av9 or l^x Inches Dicp^ in the Ocooads aod lay Horfe*
Dung in It like a Ridge $' then cover the Dung about two or three lachef
thick with fre(h Earth juft taken from under a Turf, rather fiindy thsm
oiherwift : then cover the whole. Bed over with Straw or dry litter, eight
or tea Inches thick, to defend it from Fruft in Winter, and Son in Som-
mer. The Bed thus prepgred muft be watered twice or thrice a Week oa
the Covering, and in about two Months Time the Mufbroom will begio
to appear, ithich muft be cut as they come up, snd not-drawn. Some*
times they will come up in a Munth*s Time, if the Dung be sot coter*
ed too thick with Eaith.

TomakeRii^is/9r MELONS. .

Cot .a Tichch about two Feet and Half wide, andfixteen laches deepit
an which lay Horfe Litter prepared as for a hot Bed, about two feet thick,
{jpread equally and trod gently } then io t^e, Middle Line of thst Ridge,
make Holes about ceo Inches over, and fix deep, which are to be filled
with prepared £af tfa, and are to be four Feet diCUni from each other,

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m4 alt wfmi mlh the ^m Eflrth.^btot jKie^IiidiM^tlikk i tte teb
arc to be made flU four Feet wide. About two or three Days fttftertbo
Ridgft ire made, yoo are to pkat two Mfkw Planti in each Hole, and
•owt them wkh Glaflht oodMitt, itfiAo Plaota are fo^m the Begi*niog
•f M^wth, lor Ridse PUnta, on the hot Bed j about a Week after few-'
iog they are fit to plaaC out- four laohea opait oi» the hot Be4» -where fibty
•re to reaiahi CtU the firft Leal'ir at big at ■ Chowa Pieee $ oinI tfaen
when the leeaad or thM Joifet afpcart, you are to oat off the Priote-
Leader froaa taeh PU»e« noat tho Bar^ Leases, aad they fritt ea«h ^itUy
pot out thraa olher Rummt, which wi^l produce Fnt'it m greac Plifcty ;
and theib tat proocd to tho third or fsarth Joiof • Aboet the la^er £ol
of .Jfhi the Plaau thoa raUed wil! be fit'to plant en the RideoK
70imtmUt9 FR17IT.TREBS. >

Aboot ididfmmmer^ or a Month before or after, take JS a Tigoron
$hooc fiom a Treo yoti would pfopaf«lo; thten make Choiee of a Statk
aboull threo«r hw Years CPowth, and in a- fm Mvh Pavt of it make a
4^«aHght Slit io the-Bavk, a littio above an Inch longi'aad another croii*
Wile at the Botttwa of that, to give Way to the Opening of the Birk |
thou vNih your iieaknift gently loofen-theBkrk from-the Wood on both
Sidfli % begimiiagat the Bottoixh; next prepare y tir Bad, by cutting it off
witli your Knilir^ eotviog pretty deep into the W«cd at much above aibe*
law tho Bud^ to thoieogih of the SHt in the Stock ; after the Bod h
thtto ptoporedi wirii the ^kit-of you Khiib and your Tbumh takse eat
tha^iiuily Par^of Ir^ cafel«llv picfervio|tb^ ^ gf the- Bud^ then pet
fovt Bod ifrbchreen the Bbrk anA the Wood* of thb SIbek'at thrcroft
Sm, ieadiog it upwards by the Sfalk, where the Leafgre^y trB it ex.
aftlycioibs slthen biod It about with eoatfc wooUen Yam, the better to
toakrall Patti of it clofe- regvkrly, and^ Ao Bod incorporate with tbe
Stocks, and thrOperatioB is donow

The Bod will be incorporated in about tiiree Weeks Tilne, and dta
y«o mufti oofen the Y«m, that it may not gall the Place too much ; tbe
^okker thk ia done 4he bctten Yoo may put two or threo Bhds intoooe
Stock of Puebet and NeBgrimt^ that if one don't* fucee^d ano^ersnj}
and if your Buds inoculated in the Month ofi^fWor, or before9^doo*t bH,
jtnr may make a fecood Afftempt tbe fame Year, and on the. ft me Stock.
With belter Sbcrcfb^ Let all Bod^ be taken tiS of the Vigotom gtofUi
Shoot^ oad ofcd hnBcdiatdy. '__'_

T9 ftraffftXTrT' TRllSi

Gitfitng for ttgfiiBn^, or OrafCing) ia of four SbttSi, !• Bl the Clifi*
t. In the Bstk, 3. By jtpfnaeh. And 4. 'I^> G faffing. Of each
of thcfe iii Order, i. Graff 9^ m tbi Cleft, or SFn Chaffing. Thh is per-
formed on the Prar, C^«rry, and Flumh Stocks,' After you koTe dioie
yOnr Sttek, cut off the Head in a fmooth Plice, doping ; then even the
Top horisontally with your Kpife j this being done; make a Slit neif
two Inches deep down tbe Middle ot the Sfoci, with a largOj ftiong Peo-
kiuh i then prepare yoor Cyom (tal|ehfrom a vigorous Shoot of tiie*»re|o-
ing Year, which was prepared \tija»mgrj) floping it on each Side, from
a Bad or Bye, but leaving it ch&mer On that Side which goes into tbe
Stock^sn on die Ontfide, fo that it may conform itfclf to the SKt in
the Stock f then plaecthe Qron in the Stock, and dofethe Bltfk of both

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exaAIy, A(tu this it done^ temper Cliy and ihoil Hftf Coptiitr, pattitf^
ic round the Stuck and the lower Part of the Cyon» but fo •» nut to dif- \
Curb the Cyoo* which maft be left with more than three oi four Eyet \
above the Stock. Ja cafe the Stock be large, yea may put two Cyorn lit .
the Cleft, one en eaoh-Slde. If the Stock be very large, ofe a Mallet
a^ large KLoife to make a flit or Cleft* Let not your Cy>ea be \09Ce, nor
pinched.

»; T9 gfMJftH the B^whk s This 19 only ofed for J^n I'vnA you ar« to
cut the Head of the Stock as in the former, and inftead of flitting tbe*^
Stpek) Ait only, the Bark a litele mam than an Inch on the South. Weft
Side, as looR as the Hoped part of the Cyoo \ at the Tof» of the Slit
loofen the Birk with your Knife, then with a fmooth Inftrument of
Ivory :oF hard Wood cut floping as the Cyon^ mike Room for the Cyont
by thrufling it down between the Bark and the Wood of the Stock,
whete it W4$ flit ; next take your Cyon (being prepared with a fiat SIopo
about an loch long, endiogJa a Point, and began from the Back of art
Eye) and put' it into the Stock, thritfting the Top of the Slope as )6w ai
Che Top Surface of the Stock ; then otdec the Bark on each Side of the
Cyon, that it may fall dofe to the Stock \ then Cl«y it over as befbre*

3» Graffing bf Aff^acb, or harthitig. This is performed where the
Stock grows ib neas another Tree whole Froityou would propagete/that
it.enaiy be joined with a Branch of that: Tree, by cutting the Sides of the
B^aech andStbck about three iMchea long, and (t fiithtg them) that the
PaflBlgftf tif the Sap' may meat § ha wditwh Poflore lot them be beiund and'
cfayed. When they are ceaiotedi eoe oflf ths^Head oHhe sta&l, aboul t
f^ut Iflthea abo«e'thrftfldtn|» and in Mrth fblfowteg cut of> the- Stub
t£at VM Uf t of the Sloek^ and then cbik th« gridM Phwe thai it may <
fdbfift by the SCock only. Tbia GNtjfing is al(b performed by cutting etf
CkeM ead of theStoek at firfl, floping it about Wt Inches long, and ^oio- '
in§ the Cyoo thereto* Thu manner of G^^^g agrees heft with l^tefr^
Orangiip PomegrsMoitt, and fuch like.

41 H^kif^GrafflBi, This is wberethe Stock and Cyon are of the fame
Bigokft s the Stock muft be floped an iech or more, and alfo the Cyon ;
end then oovif tied upon the]olher ; or dfe a Shoulder may be made- on -
tke Cyoa« to fett with which, the Top of the Stock fheeld be eot ; then'
biad ttiem together end clay tkeaa;
AlUhefe foot Kindt of Orttfii^ tie formed chielly^|fl>thrlib&l& of

Of Prming FRUIT-TREHS.
When e Tree is planted, end has produced two well-dlfi^fed nranchefy
with fume weak onea intermixed, they are all to be (bortned equally, to
the Length of five or fix Inches ; and if the Pofition of the two Branches'
be irregular, there moil be only one left to beghi the Formation of the Fi«
gure of the Tree. It fometimes happens, that a Tree will fhoot five^ fix,
or Ibven Brancl«s, the firft Year, in whleh Cafe three or four only of tite
beik Branches are to be preferved. A Mnltitede of Branehes the firfl Year^
if not alwaye a Sign of Vigour ; for they fometimes prove weak, occafi*
oned by the Iofirm!l|F of the Rbots i but in the Frumng generally a vigo-
rous Trte eamMt have toa aany Branehei, if they are well difpoftd ; not-
a^weak Tree have too few. Tke Sap of all Treti moft be kept in due

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tuam, aai i fiftttf Ubtrtf it to be allo«red td ftroag Tkces than neik'
1 1 rot wktck Rotfooy Arong, Tf|oroof Braochet are lefc a grottr
Lco|tk tliaa l«tUe out* | and k it bell (o prone Weak^ ficl^f Trees eir«
iff tbac U« Sap aay aot wafts itk\f too much.

TIm nioftl«*fiMMbJe Time for tbit Work, it about the Month of Fe-
Jraojy ) bat tbe mora lumria^t a Tte« ii, the later it it pnine4*the better f
a«i io -fuck a Cafe, if it not too bte fo do it after the Tree hat begun to
iMoe. Sont Troca (efpacially alkc Fi»*) require icTcral Pmniogt in the
aoaf*

1 ftall nam proceed to Ihcw the vorlaot Sortt of Prodoca the Gaftfea
affcfda tbfOttghovt tke Year^ and then dole thit Sobjc^

In 7«e««r)r.— >We have SalUdt r^Mint, Creflet, Raddifh, yonngOmom,
Scllery and Endive } tbe Topi of Bvraet and Chervil, and yoong Lettice;
JL*d to tbia Miiturt we in<y add a Ciiibage Lectke, prefer ved oader
OJalfe*. Wo have alfo SoTely Parlhy, wliite Beet, Leekt, Thyme,
Sag't Winter Marjo'am, Clay* Sellery, aod other Sonp Herba : And
Boor Cole, Sivoy C^bbagety Sproatt of Dmeh and Bsttfrfim Cabbases,
Red and Xmfim Cabbapetr and Spinach ftr boiiing.

Upeo hoc Bcdt made in Dnember^ we have Plenty of J^aragmu We
have looae ArtieholKCt in tbe Houfe, prelitrvad by ictting their S alkt io
Sand I And the Roota krpc dry in tbe Houfe, are OnioAt, Garlicky Shal-
)oCf« and Rocasibolet • In Sand, we have Carmti, Parfiiipi, Becti red and
While, and PMBtoei>, with iam^ Skiirtta s And in t|>e Gfoond Toroipa,
Horle Radtfifr, a<id Came CtfioCt fown in Jajp,

The Cokneft of tbia Month hbdtia aot but that we have ibme Fniit|
lor we aie lewaidad now with ibmc of the lata load Sott^ l^aio fcon
t^ Sooth Waiiai loch at 4he X^ Chsfkrhf AmhrtSt St. Cgrmam, and
the Ciimttrt whicji left it eA^emed maft excettent wkeft kept fo long. Wc
kaval kewiie the Winter Bm Ckrmian hot thia Pear, except in an extra*
ordinal y Year, aod at extraordinary Soil, it only fit for baking.

At to Flowert, we have the Winter AcooitR, fiogle Wall Flowera, the
Cbriftmti Fkmptr$, or B>ack»HeUeboie, Snow Drops, Primrdiet, the Win-
ter Hyacinth, fuaA Stock jUp Fiowert, fiogle Anemoniet, the Wuma
Cydameo, Genuaoelia, the Laurofiinaty; l\^eriotta white and red, the
Arbotoa or Strawberry Tree, the GUJMury Thom ; the Plant called
Quidy-Tofif Tree ia yet in Flower, and fooe Kindt of the OetaotoOy
with the yellow Jb/iM, aod white SpMaifi Jeffaminet. Some fichly O-
ra nge Treet bloflbm aboot thta Time ; feveral of the Ficoidet are now in
flower, and Aloet begiA to put fotth their Flower Stent. Tbe HoFy and
Pyracaatha are now- adorned with their fcadet Fruit, and the Amomnm
PiinU.

The Winter Aconite rnvj be tranfpUoted in Flower, in (hif Month.

Ii FcAretfff.— The Sailed t eoafift of the f»me- fmall Herbs ae ia the
preceedxng M ^nth ^ but we may now add Water-Credes, aod^ Uaaehed
QaadelioQ, to die Motiber of SaJlad fieibt. Cocombert Ibwn in OAt^,
wL^? ^"1 «^'=*P«<* *e 5^4««tfy Fn^a-, will, towafds the end of tbia
Moiith prodace iome Fxuit } aod Kidoey Beau, fowa at the fiuneTime,
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vHII afford ui Plenty of Beam* Afp«ngof| on hot Bedi^ are now ffloe^
botur than io Jsnuan^

TheHerba for Kitchen Uio>re tiwfe enomcratcd in th« fomer Moftth'$
wk the Herba for boiJtng are Redi Cabbagei, Sprouu, fome of the Savoy-
Cabbtgcs, Spinach, and the Leavea of the White Beet. Wc have yet
Turnipi, Parfaipt, Potatoes, Ske'ieto. and Seorooseaa, with fome yooag
CarroTt fown in Jnly^ and fome Chaidonce.

S^me Cbcrrtea are ufualiy rif« in thia Month, when the Weather it
warm and (ea(boab't ; but they are very great Rarities in the Fruit Oar*
den } and green Apricots may iomttimci be found on the Treei at the lat-
ter End of thia Month, by curioua Gardeners*

Of Flowers, we have during thii Month, the Winter Aconite, Soow.
Drops, Crocui**, boih the yw>liow and porple KInde, fome Hyacinths,
£ogle Aoemooiei, Ftffi^m Irii, fingle Daifodila, Hepatieaa, fiogte Wall-
Floweri, feveral Kiodi of Hellebore, Ibme double Oaifietj Stock J^»
Flowers, and the Spring Cyclamen*

In the Green-Houfe we have the thhffi fmftr affvwf, fome Ficoides,
Ceranhifflt, Aloea, and the yellow U4iw Je0an( ine \ fome Oraeget alfo
put out a few fileflomit The Mcjcaiona and Lauroftinni yet remain ^a
hloDbm.

Thefe are all the ofunl Pro^u^b of Mmarf, whidi an lew in Com-
patUoB of the Worki.

Io Bd^r^.— Bcfidei the Salladi of the fisregoing Month, wc have now
fome Furdane, with young Tope of Tairagon, of which a few Leaves,
will fer ve to give a Reliih to a large SalJad t The only Herbs of thb Month
lor Kitchen Ufe, are Sprouta of Cabbages, yooi^ Cabbage PiOota or Cole-
worta.and Winter Spinach. The Roots are Oarrota Ibwn in 7*4^ R«d*
diflies of Mitbiu/mms, fome few late- ibwn Tornipa, and Red Beett*

In the hot Beds wc have Kidney Beans and fome Peaa $ and Cocomberc
upon th^ Plants raifcd in Janrntry : We have alfo Aip4jagus upon the hoc
Bed tMit in fekrtmy^ preferable to thole of the precediog Month. And
towards the End of this Month, the Raddiflies liiwn upon the hot bed in
teiruary^ will be fit to drsw.

Hop Buds or Tops are now gathered to boil, and are bot little inferior
fo Afparagoa • And the Stalka and tender Sprouta of Tm^nipa running to
Seed ire now excellent after the Strings are taken from them} thefain
the Markett are called Lupines^ and are geneiaily reckoned ond or the bed
boiled Sallads.

At the End of thst Month we have Ibme Scarlet Strawberriea ripe upon
the hot Beda { and alfo fome lew Beans, If we forward them by artificial
Heats* And of Fniitp we have in fone Oardeni ripe Cheisies^ and green
ApricoCfl.

The Flowen we have in thia Month are Anemonict double and fingic,
Hyacin«h», Juoqoils, feveral Kinds of the Narctffos* fome of the Pre*
cope Tulips, and the latter Kiod of Crocus, the White Polianthua, Vio*
Ictt, Dailief . Wall Flowers, Stock >r{r Flowers, Ma's of feveral Kinds^,
Hepatif as. Crown Imperial, doable and fiogle PrimroliBs, fome Sort< tif
Fritillafis, and a few Aeiicola's towarda the End*

The Trees in Bloflbm are the Arbor Judar, LaaroAiaus, fuM Q«
nogei, Mig9 yellow Jfflaaioe> and Aloet in the Orecn-Houfc*

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bi^'/^wWc hart now Plenty- of .Oictmilien vpon the Bdt'Beds
made the Bcgianisg of FthuMfyi and Mofhroomi upon Beds made about
the fame TUae* And about the Bad of tirit^oiith Kidney Beana, ibwn
•poa a hoc Bed la the Middle of Fe^wmfy, wM be At to father. Upaa
the boc Bedi «• have now alfo fome youag Purflaoe.

Yooaf RaddiOiei are aow veiy fleotiiii] $ and towards thfcEnd of the
Month, footie of the Duttb brawn Letuce, whfch ha» ftood the Winter,
wUl hqiia to cabbage, the BaUada opoo the natoraj Ground, are Credeey
RaddUk, Tornip, Spiaach, ard Muflard) and the other Heibi proper to
mx wit'.i them, art Barnet, Tairagon, and yovng Onions.

We hare aow Scallioas and Leeks, and fweet Herbs growing of ill

• Bails* Yoofig Carrots fowo in Aatumn, and fbme Sprouts from the oU
Steaos of Cabbage and Colworts, or young Cahbige Ptaots^ and Raddilh-
Topsmro at this Time ^ood boilirg Greens, t\h others thst are better come
to Matttiitjr* Tiie CauliAiMven aow produce Sprouts like the Cabbage,
aad eat vety well*

In thb'MoaCh we have Plenty of Afparagas vp'^n the aatqral Beds,
where itmakcaits Appearance in the Gardens near LtMhti,^ the ^ft Week
«f this Maath i but io the more -Southern Parts' of Englsnd, aa in frmc
Paits of Dt*$9j^re, Afpsragu^ are cot a Fortnight fooner.

Ripa.Chaniesr and large green Apricots, are^ow to be foand in Plei>tf,
ia Fmit-Gardcns; and alfo ripe Strawberries upoothofe Pia»ts wlikh hive
had the Affiftance of hot Beds to ripen them.

Weha^t ai the Flower Garden' this Month, great Variety of Rt-
minctilafiis aad dattbte AneDronics $ aboat the Middle of the Month , we
haft tile Auriciihsi and towards the End, feme Taltns* The Cro#a-

- Imperial ftiU eontUnieseo'Hower ; ar do aKothe double Videts, dooblcHe-

- paticat , and die Poiiantbtis. We have fdveral Rtnds of the N«rciflti9 sad

• double Jonqtflils new in their Primes feveral Sorts of Irises and Fritillsrie?|
with^lbme Hyacinths | and fikewife Cyciamen, fome Stock' ^if^- FJowcrs,
aad fiogle Parames at the End.

In ^fae Green- Houfe there are Orange Fbwtrs, Afoes, and fome Kiadi

- of the Geramum ; and the Lyiac, L^borauro, Atbor Jadas, Perjitn Je£>
faaoine, and other Shrube are now in. flower*

In JWtff.— We htrt great Plenty of Afparagus ; and CatiKflowws src
.now in their Perfcftion:- The Imperial, Royal Si/efa, and many otkcf

- Rio^ of 'Cabbage Lrtticet are in their Prime, and very pttyper Saliadi for
this Seafon, with Mixtures of yoong Borqet, Purflane, -the Fh>w^Tl of
the finaJI Nsftintinm end Cvcoonben. The fmall Hdrbs which were tbe
Ballads of the laft Month/ are now ta be rejeAedi

The Carrots fbwn upon th« Hot 'Beds in Ft^wttf^ ^re flow vtrf goody

but tbofe remaining at the Crop fowi) ^t J^iebatlmst, are paftiyret Spi-

fiaeh Is yet Rtfof Ufe; and we hav^ ftitl fomd Kidney Deans on hot Bedf<

. This Month we gather Peat and Beans from thofe Town in -OStker \ ud

have Ptemy of AnicbOgs,

We have now green Gob/benes for Tarts ; and towards: the Eod we
•T'* ;;P* Scarlet Stiawberries m the nattirsl Ground : Alfo »the common
iwjy Cherry, with feme -few of the May Doke Chctries agtinft W«fl« I
and green AprreoCr for Tarts,

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tn the fto<(F<r dirjef , the choieeft TuMpi are now In ehetr Bloom,
with iDiiny otlkcr Vlamtt*, Aich as the Stock ytt/y Plowtr, double Wall* ^
FJoweri fingie Scarlet LichAfS, Monlcfhood, dduble Ftf/k, Sea Fink,
Candy- Tuff^ Street WiUiain, f^imn Lo ^kin^-Olafs, Annoal Stock, Per-
winkle, Fox Glove, Bulboas Iris, Maleins, fomc Aoffnonies and Re-
-nttoco^iiet pot latetfi the'Ground, double White Rocket, Canterbury Bells,
CulaaiWoes, Xarlcf^uri, Poppies, Pasoaiet, Fraxinella, 8piderwort> Cya-
rus, Martagonsy LtlHee, Orchis, Matygolds, LuT>inesrt

And flfo HontyfaekJes, Plrac^ncha, Syringa.Rofes, Spireai, Spanifi'-
Broom, Guilder- Rofes^ LaborAom^ Orangei, Ficotdcs, Aloes, Sedum&y
CeMoiotnt. \

In the Water- Tuba, the yellow Nymphea or Water Lilly, Water Re-
' nu^ulufes,' Che Fiamola orSpearwuit, Pond Weedi; Bcc,

In Jme.^Vft havfc Melons of the fi^jfl Ridges. The Sallads of this
Month are -compofed of Purflane, Bornet, the FloWeri of NaOortium
' Indieum, and Cabbage Lett'cei, of Several Ktndr, with fome blanched
Endive ard Cacumbc s. The Beginni'-jf of this Mmth we have fome
Afpatagut, Plenty of Artichokes, Giiden- Beans, Peas, and Kidney*
Beans, and Cauliflowers in great Perfection. ,

• We have fome of the Battetfem and Dutch Cabbages fit to be cot ; and
begin to draw yoting Carrots and Onions fbwn in Fttrus^y^ and fooTe

• yooflg Parfii^ps. • The Pot Herbs in IKe in the preceding Month are jli^l
good: And the Floti^r Stems of Barrage, knd Burfiet are nt^ good tn
Cool-Taokards.

• Green Goolberriea for Tairts are gathered till abont the .End of th}t

• Month 3 and the ripe Fniitt are Sirawberries. Raibfcrrles, Corrahts, Cher*

• ries of many Kinds, as the Oake, Whrte, Bijck and Red Hearts, &Cm
AICd we have Godlint now fit for Vfe^ and towards the End forae Jenne?*

• ingf , and the Mafculine Apricot. In the forcing Frames, forWaid Grapea

• are now ripe.

The Flowers ncrw' blowing,- are i\it African and Frcer^ Marigolds,

•Contotvntua/Ainttrantlius, Ftmu Looking Giafs, Candy Tuffs, Lark-

fpors, ' Annual Stocks, Stock July FloWcrv, double SatletLychnes,

Rofe Catnpiron, Campanulas, Sweet WilJiaros, Fox Gloves, Sea-Plnks»«

'double Pinks, Muleios, PerWinkie, Cyanus, Lilies, Martagons, Monkf-

'hood, San Flower9, Hoiyhocks, Ntfturtium lodicoin. Gentian, Scarlet*

'BeanSy S^'idefWDrt, Sweet- Sultan, Poppiies, fome Oirnatioos, Valerian,

dooble Feathtrfew, Orchis, Lopkies, and China PinJcs.

Trees and Shrubs in flower are the Pomgranate, Olive,' Oraiige, hi»
'mon; GeranidnrP/'Picoides, Secti[m» Fritilbria, Rofe Tree, Honey fuekle,
-JeflTamine, Oleander. 5^i»jf5b Broom, /niraa'Pig, ftfr.

And in the' Water-Ttbs We have the double White Nymphs,* or W4«
*tcr tilly, Ae finglr YeHbw, the W«ter^VioIet, and other FlowA"*.

In'Ta^r.— TheSalladrareeaHJagc Lettices, Purlhne, Tragon, Bur*
net, young Onions, Cijpumbers, Floworsof theNaftuitiunilodicuft), and
' Ibme Endive blanched. ^

We have now great Plenty of Melons, Artichokes, Cftutiflowers, Cah-
bagfts, young Carrots, Turrtipsahd-Btct, and'* RonCivalt Pels, Garden-
Beans^

«, and IUlMy<Be«ai t And ilfo all SwtM pf Hcrbi for the Kitcben,

which ire oqW nry good, efpcciallj if the OardeMr has xemcaibtcd from
Time Co TuM co coc then dowa for ihootiaf tireni.
. Snail Ciicmnben for p ckling are in their Prime $ and thli is the beft
Mooth Ibr the ptckiiog of Cut omhe^s.

Of Frait we have this JM^nth^ Gociberriei, Currants, Itaibenicf,
Chenioi, tiriy Plumbs, Jenoeting and Codling* Apples, Apricot&, Pescli-
cs sad Nectarines } and towards the £nd of this Moath, we have oar M
Figs, and feme of the ymff Grapes. The Apricots are now ia Perfec-
ttoo, but the Peaches aie good Ibr iittk yet.

The latter End of this Moath We are rewarded with the Oraage, titf
BM»ft noMe Fftttt of the Gardea.

Tha Carnatioa ia ouw the Glory of the Flower- Gardea $ aod the other
Flowers ia blowiag, are the Amaranthas, Coovolvuloi, jSfhcan tad
Frnuh Marigaldf, Af'phodel Tube Rpfe, Caidtoai Flower, double 9c«i-
Jet Lychaes, Ompaaulas, Virgia-Bower| Sweat-Suitaas, Adarvel o^
Pcra, Eagle Flower, CSi9M Piafcr, FcmaleBalfom, Sua Flowers, Holly-
hocks, F4.-S- Gloves, Scarlet Beau, doable Poppies, Gentiaa, FnudneUi,
Naftortiom Indiotfii, Veroaka, Nigella, lApaaes, SpideiW^rt^ Stock-
y»lf Flowers, aod foaie of the late fowa Aoaoals.

Shcabs ia FluWar are the Rofe-Tree, Tulip-Tree, Arbutus, hJim-Fif,
Apociaon, Fritdkria-CaiTa. O.eaadcr, Geraoium, P«ffioa-Trce, Jcffa-
saiaes of icveral Kiads, Poaicgraaatca, Olives^ Capers, Ficoidcs, Aleeii^
Sedums, Aaiomum Piiaii, Myrtles^ Oraages aod J^eaaMia.

Ia Atpf/l.'^Tht SaUada we have are coonpoled of Cabbage.tettices.
Cocumbers, Creflea, Muibrd, Radiih Jwith a Mixtore of Taragaa. AtA
we have this Moath Horfe-Raddiih, Picaty of Cucumbers for pickliagi
all Sorts of Kitchen Herbs, aad towards the Eod we cut /omc Sellery.

We have aow Mu& Melons ia abi^adaace, Artich(4Ks, Caulidowen»
Beam, Peas, aad Kidney-Beans; Cabbages, aa^ Cabbage Sprouts, Beets,
Carrots aad Toratps, bat other boiiiog Raots are aot yet to be'toochcd.

Though this is a Time of Plenty withoat D ors, we have aow feversl
Roou and Herbs dry ia the Hoofe { htch as OoioBS, Garlicky Shalloti,
Rocambole.

In this Month we have Variety of Frolts | for, befides OooAKrttcff
Raiberries and CurraaCs, which are ftill very good, Morelia Cherrrs
are aow ripe, aad Plumbs of varioos Kiads j Apricot', Peachet and Nec-
tarines ; i^veral Soits of Grapes, Fip, Summer Pears aad Apples, Mal«
berries and I6a>e Filberds*

The Flowers at thiii Time blowtag, are fone Cataations, San»FlcW«
^n. Hollyhock, Gmrnfif Lilly, Tube-Rolb, Cardinal- Flower, Fainalc-
Baifam, Marvol of P«ra, Cokhicvms, Evcdafting Flower, yellow Cro-
cut. Cyclamens, Convo-vulus, Jipituk aad TttiKh Marygolds, StarWorti,
Amaranths,' Kigella, Scabious, Sweet- Sultao, Nafturtiunn Indicumi Li«
aaria. Stock 7«^ Flowers, and Aaaualsibwa iaU, as the Aaaual Stock,
Poppitt, tarkfpur, Caady-Tufts, dec.

- aI *»."^« J^*««^><e in this Month double Violets and Ibme AuiioiWs
luf-i«. i°'r***^ "^i**^ **y ■ Temperature of Air rtual to April, thrir
btowiog Seaibn, pm fg^t nowert at this Time, '

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Trees tndShfttbt in Flower, are Rofet, Pomegranltet, Arbatns, Jef^
famjnei of feveral Kinds, Virgin's Bower, Myrtles, Ficoidcs, Aloes, Paf-
fion Trees^ Scdums, GeraniQmi> Oleanders, Oranges*

In Septmber»'^Vft have for Sallading, Crefles^ Raddifhesi Chervil^
young Onionsy Burnet^ Taragpn, and Lettice^ and fome blanched Sejiery
' apd Endive*

We have yet Melons and Cucambers ; Plenty of Ma/hrooms upon
Beds, and in Failure Grounds \ and young Garden- Peas artd Beam, with
(omt Ki(fney-Beans j Cabbages, and Sprouts of Cabbages in great abun-
dance i Caraots, Tnrnips, SkirreCS, Beets, Horfe-Raddl/b, Onions, Shal-
lots iud Rocambole*

iTpon Artichokes planted in Spriflg, we have in this Month good F!cw%
en and Suckers 5 an4 We have ftill good Plenty' of Cauliflowcts in our
Kitchen Gardens. " ' , '

The Fruit- Garden,' this Month affbrds.ns Glrapes, Peaches, and Nee*
ta fines in great Plenty $ and^ the old IfewingUn Pdaeh, fo very much
efteenxd, is now in its. greateft Perfection. We have blae and white
Figs, and the blue and white Perdigran Plumbs ; the Summer i^sff-C^rs-
titn^ Bergamot and other Pears ; fome Apples, Walnuts and FUberds.

In the^Flower- Garden, we have Amaranths, Guemjey Lilllei, Cycla«
mens, Colchicums, Sun- Flowers, Hollyhccks^ Tube-Rofes^ double Vio«
lets, African »n6 French Marigolds, Female- Balfam,. Antirrhinum, Mar*
yelof Peru, Nafturtium Indicum, Convolvulus, SafFrotf. Crocus, Spider*
wort. Poppies, Laikfpurs, Annual Stocks, Candy-Tufts, yenut Looking-
^lafs, . Afters of feveral Kinds", Auriculas, Polianthufcs, China PinUs,
Stock July Flowers, and fdme Carnations.

The Shrubs now flpwering, ate Monthly-Rofes, feveral Kinds pf JeOa-
n^ines. Geraniums of various Sorts, Ficoides, PafTion-Tree, Amomum
Plinii, Aloes, Oleanders, Myrtles Pomegranates^ Arbutus, and Csplt-
cum Indicum.

^ In OSohtrt^The Ballad Herbs are CreOes, Chervil, Muflard, R»d«
4iihes, Turnip, Rape, Spinach, Lettice Burnet, Taragon, young Oaioptp
blanched Seliery and Endive*

We have now for Soup and other Kitchen Ufes, ParHey, Beets, and all
■Sorts of aromatick Herbs t Some Cauliflowers, Artichokes, Peas and
Beans, and Kidney- Beans fown in Ju/y j^ind We have yet CucumbeVs,
and fome Melons, with Plenty of Mufhrooms.

' . The Roots for boiling, are Carrotf, Turnlpi, Parfnips, Potatoes, Sk}rm
fff ts, Scorzonera; and: Beets. And to ufe draw, we have Onions, Garlicky
Shallots, and other Roots. We have Chardones iii this Month.

^pe Fruits in this Month, are fome of the late Peaches and Plumbs,
Crapes, Figs, and Mulberries, with fon:e Filberda and Walnuts, and
great Variety of Pears and Apples, this being the chief. Seaibn for thofe
Fruits.

The Flowers now blowing, arc Aneinonies, Polianthufes, Carnations,
Stock Jaly Flowers, Afters, Amaranths, double Violets, SaflTro^-Crocus,
Colchicum, CycUmen, jS/rican aod Frcoeb Marigold^ Ma^Tcl of Psrn^
finglc Wall- Flowers, QTf, ^ ^•

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In thf Gftu-llode, then are Orange. FloWett, tfyttlet^ Geraniums,
AoMMBom Piinti, CoUen Apple, Aloes, Ficotdes, Apodnumf^ Jeflk.
nniei of kttnl Sorti, Semper Virensg Pomegranatef, Arbatot^ Paffion
no««rf» MonUUf Rolet« end other f Jowen of Trees and Shrubs.

*)b Mv0Ki<r.— We have lor Salkds, the fmall Heibi on the hot Be^,
with Barner, C*bba|e-Lctticey Seliery and Endive bUoched, and yooo;
Oaiona* And we have this Month Cucumbers upon thofe Pianti which
were (bwa in Jtlf, if they have been well guarded from Rain jod Froftf*
In the CrecA> Houfe, Cauiiflowen, and fome Artichokei. ^

The Heibs and Planu we have now for boiling, are Cabbages, and the
Spronti of Cabbages, (bme few Savoy- Cabbages, and Spinach. And the
Rootafor thia Month, are Carrots, Parfnips, Turnips, Beets, Skirreto,
Rcrie- RaddiA, Potatoes, Onions, Shallots, and Rocambole.

Pot Herbs, areSellery, Parfley, Sorrel, Thyme. Savoury, Beet-Leavet,
and Chry eut of the Garden. Aod eif dried Herbs^ we have Mint,
Sweet* Maijoram, and Marigold Flowen.

The Fruits that are now ripe, are fome Grapes, Peachct, and Figs of
the laie Kinds } Apples and Peara of feveral Scrts, foch as the St« Ger.
muht, Lm Cbsffaru, the- Ambret, Coiauir> Craflau, aod Swan's S^ |
,lK^aloilts, Median aod Services.

Of Flowen we have thia Month, ibme Camatioos In the Hoofe, fin-
gle Antmonief, Gentiaiiella, Polianthtilea, Stock Ja/f Flowers, double
VieUti, aod ftriped Lillies. And Shrubs now in flower are the LsuruAi-
RUt, Myrtle, Jeflamine, Geranium, Ficoides, Aloes, Amomum Phnii,
Leonnros, the Golden Apple, and Paflioa-Tree.

la Dectm$€r,^dn the hot Bed, we have Sallads of fmall Herbf, with
Hint, Taragon, Burner, Cabbage Lettices prelerved under OlaiTes $ and
ftxot Creflcs and Cbtfvil upon the natural Ground, which with their high
TaAe help the Sallads of this S^aioa, To thefe we are to add blanched
^lery and Endive.

For Soups and the Kitchen Ufe^ we have Variety of Herbs, fuch as
Sage, Thyme, Savoury, Beet-Leavei, Parfley, Scrrel, Spioacli, Seliery,
aind Leeksy Topi of young Pear, Efe, And^lfofweet-Marjorero^ dried
Jbfazygold Floweis, and dried Mint. The Roots for this Month are Car*
rots, Parlhips, Turnips, Potatoes, and others of the laft Month,

We have now many Sorts of Cabbages, and their Sprouts for boiling.
Afparagus upon hot Beds ; and if you have been diligent and careful,
you will find fosnt Cucumbers upon the Plants (own in Jv/y and Aagm/i,
In the Confittvatory we have tami Artidxokes and Cauliflowers preierved
in Sand.

InrheFruit^Garden, this Month, we have nothing to boaft of but
Peara and Apples ; and of the latter we have but a few, though there are
yet Plenty of Pears againft Walls, particularly of the St. Gtrmai; Asb«
kret, an4 the Colmar.

The Flowers we have now, are iingje Aflemonies,^tock Jiily Flowers,
ftripedUflics, fiogle Wall-Flowera, Primrofes, Snow- Drops, blaek ftcUe*
W^^nter Aconite, PoJjraathofes yttAiu the hot Beds, Hyaciatha and

(irp)

Tnthe Ortfn-Ho«ire« there are feveral Trees aod'Shrebi thblfoiflh im
flower, viXtthe Launiftintu, GUfitnburj Thorn, Gcfaiiioiii, Tht«p£,
'Semper virent, 'JenTainioei of feverti Kindt, Fi^oidet, Aloes : Aod the
Arbutos, or Strawberry* Tree, Axnomum Plinii, Orange, "I^emoiiy Ci-
tron, Olive, and Pomegranate, are now in Froft.

TIMES tfiii SEASONS /or taking^uik intb$ Rimer THAMES
and fFattrs of M E D W A Y, tfitb the hifut thtymufbe «/, /• bt
tangbt 9r expofed to Sale ; aecerdt'ng to tbe.RuUo amd Ordert mad* by ib$
C*»t of Lord. Mayor and AUefmen in tbe Mayoralty of Marihe Olcken*
fon, SJii and approved iy bii Majefy*i yudgitf ITSJ*

|^LOUNDER$, IhaU be taken aU Che Year.
' !£* Snioltt^ ttizW be QtAf. taken from the %s%h of yamtsry to the ift Day
of Jnne in every Year,

Sbadt, ihall ' be only taken -fromthe loCh -Day of May io the 30th
Day of Jane in every Year,

Salnua, Shall be only taken from the litk Day of Novmberto the 14th
Day of Jbgttft yearly.

'3^ottts, thouM oilly be tiken from llie nth tf N^wmber to the a4t!b
Day of JfuiyJI yearly.

Pi kit Jack, Feareb, Roacf/, Dace, Cbub and Barbel, ihall be only
taken between the 24th D«y of A^gffit and the.»ift Day, of March in
•every Year. *

Gadgewt, ihall be only taken from the S4th Day of Jiagafi to the 21ft
Day of March in every Year. «

'Leapk-aadRodifhrEelt, ihall be laii o&ly ftom |he lift- Day ofj^it
to the 30th -Day of ' d^s^^r yearly.

tampornt, ihall be only taken horn the s4th Daj of JnguJI to the
• 30th Day of March yearly.

Whitings, ihall be only taken iiom MicbaclmatnDay yearly, till £m»
her Week,

Wh/tebait, ihall be only taken froor the xft D»y of ^afi to -the xft
Day Day of OBober^^njiy,

White' Shrimps, vQuill be only taken from Bartholomefo^JXty tQ. Good^
'TridayytktlTf, \

Red Shrimps, ihall be taken in the River Midway, from the Zfth Day
-of April to thefirik Day of Jnly in every Year.

JBwMtings, ihall be only taken firqjn the firft Day of September to- the ift
Day of April yearly.

fftoktrmen, may hook for Eele all the Year.

Stow Boats, Trawlerinen, Trinkermen, Hebbermen, Drgggermea, and
iSandtngmen, may lay Leaps for Eels and Smelts , during the Time and in
the Seafoos hereby allowed for taking fuch Fiih reijpeaively.

And any Perfon who ihail catch any Fiih within-the Jarifdi^ioo afore-
faid, in any other Manner, or in any other 6eafon of the Year, thin ia ,
kerjpby allowed of , ihaU fotfdt and pay for every fach Offence; the Sum
'^( fiw^Fmndio

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Mo rSOl of ivy tf dw IbUowiAg Sorti or KiaA, fluU be cai^ht «r ibU,
«f k6 Wdght or Sise tbtn the loUowiog, v/s. '^

No £«Ami of Uft Weifhc than £x Poujsdt etch Fiih.

No Troof of Itli Weight than one Poand each Fiih.

No PiiM or y^tk oadtr twolvt lochei loa^ from (i^ Eyes to the t^i
of the Tail* ^

NoFaerr^ oader ftt Inehet long* fraai^wSfoa «o ^Sodof the
Tan.

No fkmdtn Qoder iU Xocliet long, fcom the Eyca. to the Ead of the
Tail.

No S9let under (even lochei Ioiig» from the Ejei to the End of the
TaiL

No FlMtt or Daht under feven Inches long^ from the E/es to the Eoi
•f the Task

Mo M»tek under £% laches loqg, (torn the Eyes to the £od of the Tsil*

Vo Dsct under fix Inches long from the Eyes to the End of the Tvl.

No'lfV»i(a uadif fix IsdiotlN^ i^ofa the Eyes to the Eod of the
Tail.

No JB«rM uades twelve f nehes loDg*

No CM under nine tochcs each,
under Fma to ftrfeic aad.|oy Fsn^ Sbilliugi for every fuch Offence.

RAT'ElS ^CARMEN, mth RmUt M9d Qritnfif Aar bme^ R^-
iatim made if the I^d^iUjftr gmd Jufica of the Ftatt firitt Ci$^i
X-ondon, Jmif li, i7S7«

•

IK purfoance of Mo-ASt OMde the laft Seifion of PatliamoAty to explain
and amend 4n A^y made in the Eighteenth Year <^ ^is prefent Ms-,
^ef^y's Reign^ to prevtmtthe Misbehaviour of the Drivers of Carta^n the
Streets of Utukm aod fFtflmnJIer, and the Limiu of tjxe weekly Bills
•f Mortality^ end for oUier ^urpufes thofcin mentSQiied.

V. No Peifon ihall ufe or drhre any Cart for Hi re in the City, without
Uteace from tkeGovernora of Cbri/I*i &^kal^ enlftsllpe^ the yearly
Kent of 17 s. 4 d, for every Cart, %os» on every Change «t AHcnatio* «
thg Property of any foch Cart, and ) r. 6if» lor .every Litooce gvanied by
the faid Governors of Cbri/Pt Hofpital. If any one ihaU oiisod in ^
Premiiciy be ihall forfeit for every OSence 40 s.

1, All Carts, which fliall be Jicenood b^ the Goveraors ^f Ci^'jli^s
Vtjfiial, ihall ply for Hire in the Places appointed by the Covrt of Lord-
>fayor ai!d Aldersnen, or by the Sheriffs of Louden*

3. If the empty Cart of any Carman fldiU be-iety or i«i9iid ftan^pg, ia
eny other Place of the City or Liberties thereof, than tho(e eppoiated for
ehe Aandiog thereof (onlcfr whtlft loading or unloading Coeds, into or
from the ^eme,) or if the Nombcr of Qsr^s^in the Pidve already or
bctesfter to be appomted, ihall, at«ny Time, be found to exceed the
Number allowed by the faxd Court of Lord^Alayor and AUeimen^ or by
the Sdfiow in i;^., for the ^tapdmg thereof, the Ow«er itf every Cait
^*?u"*5^. ^^^/<* *»»« fi'ft Offence, forfeit 5 1 . for the Asmd loi, end
Ut the (btt4 Eftd every other OScn^t, so h Mi the Beadier en*^ Con-

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ftiUet, ortfiy of thelnhafaitaiit? of thif CifyyOfl feelilK tny Girtt ftftn^*
sog in 8137 Phces ioth^Citf> or Libflitiet^thertof, liot appointeil for tfaeir
Stands, or a greater Nomber of Cart»^ it any Stand tkan what are or
ihall be fo allowed of in that VehttW, may take any fuck Cart, and the
Horfci thereto belonging, or any or either of chero^ to the Gretayard,,
and AatI there hUf the fame impounded and kept, until the Owner
thereof (hall have paid the Pennity incurred, and the Charges of impound-
ing and detaining every foch Cart or Korfei.

^4. No Driver of any Cart ihaji hereafter drive into Tbmm»'St4Hf, by
St^ Magnui*t Church, Eaiiward, with hit or their empty Cart, before
fuch 7ime at he or they ihali be hind to cooie into the fiime Street, for
lading or carrying Goodr. but that the Lanei aod PaflTages hereafter men-* .
tJontd, ihall be ufed only»fe» fuch empty Carit to [iafrand (alee their Way
through into the faid Thame$ StreU, and no otberj that ii to fay, the
Lane leading down to Tvmw-dwk, BM^-Une, Harp-'iMi, Boiol^b'Iane,
Pudding-Une, St, Michael** Lane, Launnce-PouUiey.lane, By/b^laiu,
Trinity » lam y and all the otikr LaiMs weAward, e«cep« the Lenci antf*
F^flbget herein after lirtiited 9ot loaded Carta t<y pa£i tlwough the £iid
namet.flttet, under the Penalty of 5 1. for the firft Offence^ and fpr the
iecond and fvtty other Oflbice 10 n

5. All Cirts loaded, ptffiiif out of or from Tkames-ftr^it^ fhaU from
thence pafs and go up thefe Lanes and Placet fallowing^ or fomeof them*
and no^oth«r } that it t» £17 tha KtM leading fiom f<mef'd«ek ta the £a(l
End of ^vaerjlrut, St, DanftaaU HM, St, Maffi BiN, St, Marti*' t
tiff, Dnvgatg'iiill, Otrlidt-biH, and Brnkt/^fHt hW ; and that no emp-
ty Cart paffiog to the faid 7bamn*ftrttt, (other than fachai having been
uDloided in feme of the btnea or Placet before^ meadoncd, (haU have
Oeeafion to pnft to the iaid Street immedialelf aftev fuch unloading,} ihall
fO down the HUb, Lance, or Phicea before- mentioned, but Hie fame
. (kkVt be kept for the pafli'ng of Gartt' ladenr And that aa well the faid
empty Cartt flielt and" may pafa iat»and fnin Tkomn^JIrtU duo* the fie*
ireral Lenet and Places* hereafter mentioned: that it to fay^ Ft/bfitett
MV, H^kffthgt$nlm»bia, andWM^^^c ^// (except »e#tbeiora limited:)
Aifo that all Cartt laden may go into ehe^id Stteet down alt Placet ^a
ibalttw beft and mof^eel^ fbr thcmr as hath bae» alwayt accaftomedp
vpon Pain that i^very Carman offending in any of the afotefaid Particiilafe^
ihall forfeit and pay, for the fifil Offence 5 r. and for th< iccoodttd eve-
wy other, 10 r*

R A T B8 t6 hi paid fir iht Cotfagt tf tht Gitdt filkming.

Every Parcel of dry Goodt, fncli at- lodfco, Atgol, Cheeft, and all
other Gooda (not hBeardotta)of the like Euife and WeigHt, whether in
one n, many Cafts above >9 Gwt# aet cMeedieg 05^ Cwt» to be deemed
AL»ad,

Ditto above 15, not exceeding 19 Cwt. JiJmU Ltad^

Ditto not exceeding ^5 Cwt. ^e half Load.
Sich of the Parcels of Grocery nei^hertafter iljeotioittd are to be deem*
ed at folWs :

Far er atja ftdl Uad, Two Hogfheads of Sog^r, light or heavy.
ytkvtt Tiercel of ditto^ not exceeding 05 Cwt. Oae Butt tad oHe Ctfo^

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ifiH^ tiatHUi, Vilrjr Bafttti Maiift* or Dfiiii Rtifids. Thtctji PraiW*
•r HtMt of Aleiiat* Twesty Barrck, Belviderat or Leporar. Tweoty
Bwreli or tigbly TapocCt, Figt. One Batt and a fmall CUik, ■ Snaymas,.
Five Bifida of JUce* Thrtc Baka of AjuuTced.. Six Baricli of AU

f«p IT s»0jmMLmi^ Ooe Bvtt Curraata» or Smymas. One Bntt^
»T,c cue Rokt Ckimott. Two Qoaster Bahda, or fifty Jan of Raifias
ci rhe Sita. Three Pvnckeoiia of Pranea.

Ooe Hofifliead of Sugar, or any Pateel of Grocery not) czceediag 15-
C*t. to bo teenc4 A hsSf Im^

Put Of Pewl Aihca «ei|bn| from x^ Cwt»^ 15 CwL to be decoaed <

One Ditto, not left than 15 Qwt. AjtMA U§i*-
Two HoffAcaatof Tallow». ^ £m^«
PilhOil, loBamlatobe^LMtf.

From any of the Kcyi helovr the ^rt^io any Part of tavrr Tltfaut *
Jhm^ Of Fth prm hiff to the M$»Mmme, up BudHmg Utu, Bu^lpB^
ism, Sf, MmryU HiH,St, Dufifsm*» bill, or any of the Laoea leading*
ftom Tismn^rMf FmJMng Ume, BmbJJ^B Ism, and that Part of Upper
ntma'/h§et, froai the Bra^i-fm to St. BUrUm'i.UiM, St, BdthC*-
km, •aiOUSmaa.-
Foreveiy Load aa abotr meatientdi » ti-*For every fmall or half

Load, If. 6i.

From any of the Wharf* between the 7»wmr and Lmdon Bri^t, to Djen-
Ull, CM hsrUm, Ststi yard, DmUib-d Wmpebmft, Lamrttua.
FtmltM^ Imn^ Tirtt Oamt^ ^mmhitbe, ^gun Jr€$f biil, Cslhgt kiU,.
Drnggme HUi, that Pitt of Ftjkjireci biU atove the Bdvmmmiu, or any*
of the Laoea .aa high as ^th Es/Ubempi, leading from Lumer Tbmmt-
JUui to t&wtrprm, BUrk Lam, Lam Sfnti, Biiliter Lsm, Leaden*
Ul/Jheet, DuAtsfiut, St, ACary mm^ BtJhtp^Mte /ireet witbia, C§ra»
biff, Fimcb Uau, Umbatd Jtfmt, Bircbin Lmm, Ahcbmcb iam, Cft-
aKM*i Um, Grmmbmtb ftrtat, both Mafitbrnpi^ Bbi^ Lame, Rocd*
Jam, and PJacra of the like D.aance. ^

. For a Load, %u 64^d— For a fmall Load, ai.— For an half Load

Ftom the Keyi to Bread firea^'^Lbrmdwilt freet, iMbhurf, Battbdt^
mem lam, LcadrnfTaU, iUlemaaJtreei, B^»/i»gbali finet, Old Jemryi,
St* Laurence Lam, Leamoager lam, BUOt ftreet, Aldermaniury , fFeed
/Iteet, Cbeapfde, Femltry, St. MartiaU le Grand, Newgate fiteet, Fa»
ter- ae/ler^Rew, St, PauTt Cbunb Tard, DiSers Ceanmne, Old Cba^,
l^iday Jheet, Bread^/ireet,. Bam^Jam, fFatHng.preet, Bajtaglam,
Bread JUeerbiU, Triuky laae. Old Fijkjheei, or any Part of Tbames.
Jlrea froo^ SlgeeMbitbe toPaddied»ek,m Plaoat of the like Diftance
within the G^tet, and alfo to Bifieffgete wtbent, not exceeding the
London fTorkboafe, j^ate tiigbfreat VMthin fFbitecbafel bart, UumdJ*
ditch, and the lUimriet,

For a Load ^1.— For a fmall Load at. 6d,^Fot an half Load,
s I* o <r.

* Ftofli-

/ f a*3 )

From the Keyi to all Platti betwteo the Gitei and Bars (iht abovt mtn*
tioned AKiclea, oiherwiie afiEertaiaed before, excepted.)
For a ^ Load, )«• 6</.— Fora ficall Load, %s, lo i.— For an half
Load, ft I. 6 ^.«-For Torkjbirg Packs, to all INacet within the Gatee^ ftr
Pack^ 2 f. 6 ^.— For ditto, to all Places between the Gates and B«rs, per
Pack, 3 •.—For Spsnijb Wool, to any Place within the Gates, per
Bag, 4</ -*And from all othet Warehoofea to Blackwi/l bait, and all Inns
within the Gates, per Bag, 3 ^.^For ditto, to all Piaces between the
Gates and Bars, per"B^% 5 d^'^N, B, To- carry nine Bags of Spaar/b
IVool in a Load, and no more.

SeTcral Kinds of Goods, next hereio after memioned,. being either not
WeighiCble, hazardous, or camberfooie,. are Co be carried at the Rates
next herein after fpecified^ w»,

Eaft India Goods weighable, a« Tea, Coffee, &c» to any of the Com-
pany's Warehoofea in FentbureB fireei, Liwu frett, the Estcbamgt^ ScCm
%u %d. ptr Ton, and %d» per C» the Overweight.
. All Pieces of Arrack, containing about 250 Gallons, a.i, %d, eacb>
'•r a greater Quantity in two or mor^fmaller Caflcs, 11. 6 d«

Hamhttfgb, Amfierdam, Rvtterdamf Scotch and Jrijh Linens in Che At,
ya.t8^ Bales, and Packings of variooa Weights and Sizes, from 6 d, to
3 s,per Cheft, Bale, &c.

Tobacco to the refpeAive Merchants Warehoofes, per HogJhead, x u
»— And from all Warehoufes to the Water fide, per Hogfhead, & d» ■■.—
Spyrua Cotton per Bag, Sicks of Goat* s Hgir, Wool, or of Galls, or
Silk, Nuts or Sponges, or CoUoqutntida, or Bales of Cotton Yarn, •?
Chefts of Diugr, or Piftachia, each j^d^^-JCyprui Cotton^ per Bag, gi.
•^Turkey Silk per Bale, % li— Bales of Carpeti, each i l.*-Fangotts or
Sacks of Mohair Yarn, or Faogotts of Silk, each' yd.

For Cartage of Wine, Oil, Brandy » Run, &£• «
Two Pipes, two Butts, or four, Hogfheada of Wtoe \ two Pipes, two
finali Butts, ooe great Butt» or four Hogiheads, o* any Quantity of Oil »
whether in one or more C:>iks above 200, not esMecding 300 Gallons, to
be acvounted .^Lm4

. One Pipe and one fJogihead, or three Hngfheads of Wioe, three
Hogiheads or any Quantity of Oil aboTe Z50, and not exceeding »oo
Gallon*, to be efteemed AJmallL^ad,

One Pipe, one Bjtt, or two Hogflieads of Wine \ one fmall Butt, two
Hogiheads, or any Quantity of Oil not exceeding 150 Gallons, to be
efteemed An half Loa3,

From any of the Keys below the Bridge to any Part of Losrrr TBtma

^/Irtet, or any Part of Upper tbamn firttt as far ai XhtTbree Crane$, or

^ to any .of the Lanes 01 Hills leading from or to the above Places, to

Tower Jiriei, Marf lane. Mincing lane, Settbing lane, Cruicbtd Friartp

Peer Jewry Lane, FencbnrtbJIreet, Lime Jtreet, Billeter fireet'^ Ltadtn^

hatlpreet^ DuWt Plaee^ St, Mary Ax, BifiepJgateJIrtet within. Cars*

' bill, CannmJIfeet, PFalbrcok, Budge Row, GraceebnrcbJIreet, both Eafim

cbeapi, Pbilpdt lane, Reod tone, and Places of jhc like Diftance,

For a Load, t r. 6</.-— Fora fmall LoaJ, ii.-^For an half Load, li.6^«

From the Keys to Bread ftreet, Tbreadnee^fft fired, lAtbburj, Bartboh'

WW lam, Colerngt firut. Old Jewry, Sr. Jsgrtnti Une^ b^meng»

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£mci/mkury, Ptuftrf, the Back of the Exchange, frid^ftrut, Brtai

frtttf itiffitig fan*. Bread ftreet kill Trinity tane, Old rip Street, any

Pjrt of Ihamctjlrecl, weftw^rd of the Tbru Cranet, and Pltees tif the

like Ditafice.

Tot a Load, 3 i.—For • fn!al) Load, t f* S^-^For an half Load, % §,
From (he Keys to L«ndon ff^all, St, Martin*t h Grand, St. Paa/'i Cb^c^

%»rd, DtStrt Cotnmtni^ Pater. N^r- Row, Newgate ftreet, Bkmktad^

dtrfrHd, But! a^d MmhJlViit, T9fitr lane, and Place of the like Di.

Aance within the Gatet | as aUo to Biinfjgatt wkbtat, Aldgate Bigjk

putt within^ tVbittehapel Bart, H*mfditeb, and the Minories.

For a Load, 3 s.— Fnr a fmall Load, « t.— For an half Load, %i,
Frcm the K^yi to tndgate bill, Fieet market. Old Baiby, Snow bitl,B§U

iearm bridg*, Sritbfield, jtiierfi^ati Jf^*tt^ Barbicaa, .Redcra/s fireet^

Fcrefirett, and PJacei of the Ike Diftance.

For a Load, 3 1. 6 d — For a fmall Load, 3 t.^^For ao half-Load^ 2«i
Frc m rbe Keyt to Fleet ftrtef, Tetn^le bar. Fetter Um, Holb$krn bUt^

s nd Places of the Mre DiAance.

For a Load, 4 j.—- For a fmall Load, 3 /.-^For an half Load, « r. 6 A

iV. B, One Fleet aod one Puncheon of Brandy,, or two Puccheoos ot
Ruff, to be atcbuntM A'Laad.

Ooc Piece. of Brandy, «r any Qwuitity of Ramabotre 159, not ex*
etching moo Galkos, to be cReemed AfmaU toad, ^

One Pi p^ or one Puncheon of Brandy, one PoncheoH or any QaafltirF'
•I RnOB utft ezccediB^ 50 Gallont, to be efteemed An half head.

For Ckrtice of Gooda ftom the Wharfi, ^r.'weftward of the Bridge*
the fiiAe Pbreeli of Cooda te be aecbunted A Z^m^-^ paall heU.^
,^ baif £m^^-Ac from the Reya below the Bridge.
Fcea any of die Wharft 'bttwcen Ltmdm bridg* and Paddle tM to any

part of Vpfef^ Garnet Jkttif or any of the l^Us or Lanei leading di-

rt€tlj out of it. ' ' .

For a Usad, fti. — ^For a finall L«ad, I f. 64^-- For ail h&lf Load / xr. 6d,
Ft&m any of the Whftrft between Laaiton bridjfe to Slneenbitbe, or Any

of the Wafthoofea in and ad}«uiing to that Part of Up^ Tbawmftreatf

ip nU Phcea abore excepted whhin die Gates.

For a Load, % 1. 6A— For a fmall Road, ft s.— For an half I.oad, xi« 6^*

Te »U Placet between the Gatca and Bars.

For a Load, 3 f. 4 dl— For a iioitil Load,. 2 1. 6 i.— -For an half Loadj
a r. 6if.
Fnmi any of the Wharfa between Sfteenbitbe and Paddlt dttM^ or any of

t1>e Wafthoufes in and adjoining to that Part of Tbawuijtreet, to Old

Ft/B freet. Carter 'lane, DoBors Comnunt, Bafing lane, St,. PauPt
' Cbnrcb Tard, Newgate Jlreet, Cornbill, and all Places witbhi the

Gates, weAward of the Streets leading fxcta Bijbififgate to Lnuhm

Bri^i up the Mill. /

Fora Ltwd, % s. 6d,^Tor a fmall Load, a f.-*For an h,alf Load, m.. €d^
ToLitele Baficbeap, Tewer flreet, Fentbureb fireet\ Lower Tbamet fireet^

Crntcbed Fnars, and all Placet within the Gatei, Eaftwatd of tho

2ff"* i™?8 from Bijbeffgata to headtn Bridge, aa alfo to Lndmatt

bell,. OUBatley, Fleet Market, B^lbtmm hidge, Snmt bill, SmithJteU,

Merfgem

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jtUiwflsUftfaf^ Barhkam, and all. other PJftCMW^ftwud ol Crtfj^U^
g^M, wttkin the Bars.

Fof a LoU, 3 x.— ^or a fmall Load, if. 6v/.— For an baK Load, tf*
To FtreJIrtH, fVhitetrffi ftfM, Bifi9pfg0t^ Jkttt mtbia, tkmdftiicb^

and aU other Placet Baiiward af Cfiffiegate within the Ban.
^ For a Load^ 3 1. 6 4^.— «For a iaoi^l Load, if. 10 i.<*«For ahalfLoad,

Ftfr r^ Cartage of Go^dtfrm London f0 f£« CrVf V Wcftninftefy tbt S9^
rough of Southwark, and tbi Mbtr Out Parti and Suburkt of Londod^
Mid au Then atf^ceaf, fhm the Kjyu

Every Parcel 0/ dry Good, Oroeery, Pot hSka, and Tallow, the Lni

to be deemed at'fn Page tiT.

Wioe, Olive Oil, firaody, Rum, 9€f ai iUiowf^ «r»«

TwerPipea, two Buttt, or four Hogiheada of Wbe | one Piece and

onePoncheon, two Puocheosa or Pipea of Brandy, two Ponchoone of

JLuin ; two Piffttt two fmall Butts, one great Butt, four Hogiheada^ OC

any QjiJMdty of Oil, whether in one on mere Cafks^ above soo, net es«.

cceding 300 Gallons, to be acconnted A Load, '

One Pipe and one Hoglhead, or three Hogiheada of Wiae^ one Pipe

or one PnAchcon of Brandy] thase Hogflieadt, or any Qj^antity of Oil,

Rum, &e.%hQ^t 150, not exceeding aoo Gallons, to be'efteenied M

/maMLaaek

One Pipe, one Butt, or two Hogiheada ol Wioe { one Pipe er one

Pancheon of Brandy j one PuHchcon of Rum^ one Pipe* one fmall B^tt,

two Hogiheada, or any (^lantity of Oil net exceeding 150 GaUont^^ *Am

kaifUad.
Fidi Oil, *ten Barrels to be (and not hmrdoui) A Load,

From any of the Keys below the Bridge, nr from Caanoajin^, LomBard
/rtit, LiadambaHfinet^ and Places of the likeDiAance^ not exceeding
Combili^ BJJbopJgatefireeiioithlnf Walbrook^ Badge Rwo, S^tafirot$9
hi/If aind ^aeeabt'tbe, to any Part of the Bighpttetitk the BorOogh of
Soutbnark aa fares St. George* s Cbareb, to any of the Wharfs in Toom
kf firoetf not exceeding SymomTs Wbatf^ and Places adjacent of the
like DliJance, v

For ipvery Load of dry Goods and Grocery as above mentioned, ft f* ^^m

»»For a fmall Load of ditto % i .— For an half Load of ditto, if* 6 i.
Wine^ OJive Oil, Rum, 6ff. from and to the above mentioned Placet*
For a Load, 3 r.— For a fmall Load, 2 1, o <i^— For an half Load, n r«
From any of the above mentioned Keya and above mentioned Placea to
the Baakjidi, Grmtei laa^, DeadmanU placf^ Biaekama^t firett, Kent
fireet. White firtetf Long Une, Btrnrndfey fireet^ St, SavioarU dotkp OC
Docklbead; Shad Tbamei^ Blaektrjfeldi, or any of the Wharfs in Toolep
ftroeif below Sjmond'i Wbairf, and aU Placea adja^nt of the like Di*

ll»Cf«

For every Load of dry Goods and Grocery, is above-mentioned, 3 f«
•—For every fmall Load of Mttn, t r. 6 1/.-— For an hali Load of Virr# % U
\^ Wme, Oil, Brandy, Rum, &"/, to the abovementioned Places*

For aLoad, 4f,«-ForgfiiiiULoad, 31 ,«-«For m Jtilf L«a4| %u \^
L5 w*

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Vhe trUgi ndBri4[4 Tard-TtU H^ hi p^id iy'tht Merdmtts^
Tnm inj of the Keyi below the Bridge, any of the Hillsor Lane* leading
from LetMT ^fk^mtpttet^ from Ttuwjkttt, Fentbmrthftre^f Leadtam
h»U JUuti Gf€oe€hm€h^ firtfy Bijbopfgati flrett within,, and ail Placei
adjaceot Co the Eaft Side or the Stretu leadiof from Brjb^gate to the
Bridie^ to CMsmtry /«««, the SirMid as hx at Tmplt Bar as far as the
Htw Ctmrtk, the Bwiebtr Raw, and Placet adjacent of the like Di^
Haoce.

For etery lood of dry Goods or Grocery, 41.— For a fmall Load ef .
diti99 3 i.*-Kor an half LMd, a f «

Wine, Olive Oil, Brandy, Rum. Vt, horn and to the above Places.
For o Load, 4 1. 6.^.— F6r t linaU Load, 3 <• 6 d^— For an half Load,.

Tb that Part of the Sernd beyond the Akv Ckwnh, Sf.Martia*t iaae^ '

Lmg Aert, Drmiy /«»#, Civiat Gsrdew, Snmu Dials, Momnaittb ftrtet,

Liwe9h*x im$/§Ut, Clmr§ asarto. High BMtant^ Sti GiU%'t^ as ^ aa

the Cbarchy ^r«jr*« Im Utu, RedLio»/hHt^ Blomjhurf, and PJacoi

a^aceot of the like Diftance*

For a Load of dry Goods or Grocery, 5 r«— >For a fmall Load, 4.1.—
For to half Load, 31.

Wino, Olive Oil. Brandy, Ram, fife, to the above Places,

For a Load,. 5ft 6i. ■ F or a Imall Load,. 4.1. 6 d , < For aa half
load, 4n
To Citriag enjt^ JFbietUn, any Part of Wtfimmfler as far aa Buehif'

hMrngstr, St, Jsmtfyflreet, FtttadHlf,XoXht find of Dnrerjinet, OU

Mmd^nut, Ceadui put NtwptH BisrUt, 5«b«, Oxfafdroad to the End

oC Gre0kSwMd«m Street and Places ad|4cent of the like D ftance.

For a Load of dry Goods or Grocery, 6 x*— For a fmall Load, 4 1. 6 ^
•-Foranhaif Load, 4i.

l^ffoe, Ohve Oil, Brandy, Rtem, flfrt to the alcove Races.

For a Load,. 7 1.— «-<For a finail Load, ct. 6 J.^*— For m half Load,.
4h€d.
To, O-o^ewpr fj^rnn, /May Jair^ . BtrkUy fquare, Hsmwr fqtutre, Nett

BmdJ^rett, Cavndijb Jjtutt^ tad Places of the like DiAance.

For every Load of dry Goods or Grocery, 7 1. F or a fmall Load of*
^ffo, 5 ff. 6 ^.— For an half Load cf ditto, ^i» 6 d.

Wine,. OKve Oil, Brandy, Rom, &€* to xht aforeiaid Places.

For a Load, Stt— >For a fmall load, 6t» 6^.— For an half Load, 5.|>
From the Keys toGoodimn*! fields, Eaft Smitbficld, the Htrmitsge, IFbiti-

€bsftl, Without-the Bars aa far: as Oeotge Tsrd, nor czceediog Dirtj

ioM, and- Places adjaeett of the like Diftabco.

For every Load of dry Qoodi or Grocery, 3f« «— For a fmall Load of
dKrfa, t /• 6 if. —For an half Load of ditt9, is.

Pot Or Pearl A&ety Weight as before deforibed».

For a Load,.) s» 6d, — For a fmall L^d,jar. ^dt^^Ww aa half Load, a H

Fi/h Oil, for a Load, 31.

Wine, 6live Oil, Brandy, Rom, ftTr. to the aforefaid Placet!*
For a Load, 3 5. Adl-^For a fmall Load, %s, 6^.-*-For an half I.oad ll»
To fmf^Sape/, Ghmeh Lmm, Fii/d gat; Mgbtinga/i kne, Firging
JfreH, fT^UfeJfuar^ and Placet of? tho like Diflaacc.

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For tvery Load of dry Ooodi, or Grocery, %i, S i.-^For » fatO loM
of ditlt, 2 f« to ^.— For an half Load of ir//0, « i. 3 ^.

Wioe, Olif e Oil, Brandy, Rum, df(. to the afotcfaid Placei.

For a Load, 44.— For a fmalJ LoaB, 1 1.— For an half |.oad, if. 6A
To RsiihffBigbwMyt Wafping, Old Gf^ti km, CoskbW, SbsduM

dockf and all Placet of the like Diftance,

For a Load of dry Goods or Grocery, 4 f,«-»For a (ball Load of di$t^p
3 i.^For ka half Load of ditto; % 1. 6i.

Wine, Olivo Oil, Brindy, Raon, QTr. to the abore Places.

For a Load, 5«. — For a fmall Load, 41. For an half L«d, } i« 6d»
To Rsu/'ff trofi, Stipwej €0»fefoay, Limbtufi, BtU vthttj^ SbadmulS

dock, and all Placet adjacent of the like D.ftaQce»

For a Lo^ of diy Goods or Grocery, 5 1.— For a imaU Load of diit9^
4 1. For an half Load of ditte, 31. 6 if.

Wine, Brandy, Ram, Ofive Oil, flfr. to the above Pluet. •

For a Load, 6i.««-For a fmall Load, 51.— For an half Load, 4*.
Prom the Krys to Spitaifiddt, Sbortdiub, Mmjiclit, frtadmill bUI, Cbifm

HocUfifutt and Placet adjacent of the like Diftance* ,

For a Load of dry Goods or Grocery, 4 1.— For a fmall Load of dilll%
3 f •— For an half Load of ditto, zs, 6d,

Wine, Oil, Brandy, Rum, &c, to the above Placet.

ForaLoad^ 41. 6 J.— For a f mall Load« 51. 6^.— Foranhalf Load^
s.f. 6d.
To Oldfirett, that Part of Wbitunfs firett out of the Freedom of the

City, GpldtM lane, Gifvull frut , St, Jobit*s Strtif beyond the Bus,

Ctefkawelt, Lutber lane, SaffroB Hill, HockUyin tb$ Htli, and all Placet

adjacent of the like D.ftance.

For every Load of dry Goodt or Grocery; 4.i.«-Ftfr a final! Load of

ditto, II, For an half Load of ditto, % s. 6d.

Wine, Olive Oil, Brandy Rum, &c, to the afbre meQ^oned Flaeei.

For a Load, 4 1» 6 ^.«-For a fknail Load, 3 1. 6 i.— For an half Load^

And at to all other Places aqd Goods not before particularly mention-
ed, the fame are to be carried and paid for in the manner following^ that
IS to fay, ~ -

All Goods, Wares, and Merehaadiccs what(be?er, weighing 14 Cwt*
or onder, ihall be deemed half a Load ; and from Cwt. to «6 Cwt. fliall
be deemed a Load from any Part of the City j and the Rates foraarryine
thereof ihall be at follows.

For any Way not exceediog hall a Mile» fur half a Load, i r., 6 d«
and not above a Load, a 1. 6 ^

Fcr any Way to the Extenfion of a Mile, for half a Load, %$» an^
Dot exceediog a Load, 31..

For any Way to the Extenfion of one Mile and a half,, fbr half a LoiJ
H* 6d, and not exceeding a Load, 3 1. 6 //*

For any Way to the Extenfion of two Miles, for half a Load> 3 auiai
pot exceeding a LiSt^* 41.

For aoy Way within two Miles aod a half, for half a Load, 3 a. 6^
rot exceeding a Load, 5 i •
For any Way withio ihrcc Miles, for half a Load,. 4 1, and sot ex^

feeding a Lgid; 5,s«

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lW my Way «Hhia thfee Miles tiid as half> for half a h69M, 4 1, Cl^
aai aoc exceeding a Load, 5/% 64^

For any Way within £90? Afilet^ for half a Load, 5 f. aad otjfl ez-
cei dint a Load, 6 s,

And fo after the fkrot Rate to the Extent of Croond limited by Aft
ef Parltanieor.

And for all Merehanait ei ahd Commoditiei that cannot be divided^
wtighin^ abof e 16 Cwt, the Carmtn Ihallj eur and aboVe the Rates ^hove*
SB«ottoocd» rtceire'and be paid after the Rate of »i. per Cwt. fdk- every
Cwt. exceeding 16 C«rt. and To ia proportion for lefl than a Cwt.

6. If toy tKfpiite arife between the Employet and the Carman about
<he Diftance of Ground that Goodt hate been carried, or the Weighit of
the Goodly either Party it to apply to thd Lord Mayor, orany Juftice of
the Peace of the City ^ and the Ground flull be meafurlBd by feme Perfon''
to be appointed Ibr that Pnrpofe by the Lord- Mayor, and any fuch juftite
to whom fuch Application ikall be made. And if a Dtfpute arifes con«
cerfling the Weight of the Goods rarried, the fame fhall be weighed, if it
can cooveniently be done, and the Party in Defiolt fiiall pay all fuch £x-
penctea ai Hull be alcertiinH tb be reafoaable by the Magiftrate before^
whom the Parties thall have been heard.

7. Any Perfjn inay chafe #hat Cart he pleafesto empby itthiaWork
picept foch as ftind for lIHiatf-woik, Tacfcle-Worh^ bnd Crane-work^
which are to ftand ia Order, and to be taken in Turn.) And that every
Carman who ftands with his empty Cart next to any Goods that art to be
laden, beine firft in Tarn, (hall, onthc 6rft Demand, load the fame vrith-
ent aiiy Delay, or bargaining' for any t>ther Pay than {s hfcreby appointed.
And iff the fidl, or any athtr Cart, (hall refbre to work, or delay toknd>
aay Goods, upon Re^ft inadefor that PorpoiV, ev«ry Perfon fo refoilng
or delaying, fllill forfeit for every fuch Offence ihe Sum of ior» and the
Driver oi tne o^xt Cart in Oi^der, who will carry the Goods, (hall be at
Liberty to take the fsme: And if any Carman thai 1- refufe (b to do, he
or they To refafing (hall forfeit and pay, for every Time he or they flialj fi
cffend, the Som of 10 s. And if any Employer ihallrefufe to employ
the next Cart i^ Order at Wharf Irork, Tackle- work, and Crane- work,
he fliaU forfeit and lofe the Sum of to r.

8. All the Whirfe between London Bridge and the Ttmph to be Bfe*
In Tnfh-keepinf, as the-Cuftom is beloW Bridge.

9. The Carman who is tiift in the Morning at any of thfe fatd Wharft
ihall have the firft Load, he having his Horie , in the Cart, and givilb^
Attending for bis Libour }<and if abfent, then to take the{>thet wfabfe
Torn ia next ; and whofoever refbfeth to load^ Ibali forfdt and pay, fo^
every Time he ihall (b ofiend, 10 r.

10. No Carman (hall come to any of the Whar6 between (he Brid|d
and Tower vbarf before four in the Morning in 'Summer, and (bveo in
Winter, onlefs a Merchant has extraordinary Occafion for hla cOmib^
foonfer, under the Penalty of 5 r,

ri. No OMrner or Driver of any Cart for Hire, in Xsadbst, &c. (hall dci
snand or ttke for his Fare, f©f the Carriage of any Goods wttb'rb thettf-
tanc« prefer ibed by the faid A a of Parliament, more Money than by the
mbove Rates are a^ufed tot the farfc^ or ts ihaU be appointed by aay fob*

fe^iftat

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ieqtient Rolei made in purfuance of the iatd AA of ParUaineBt. And if
mny fueh Owner or Dgtor of any Cart or Car /hall miftehave himfeif
therein^ or ihall refufe to come with his Car when called to be hired, or
to take in Loading into his Gar or Cart,, or fiiall utter any abulive Lan*
gvage, or offer any lofiiit to hii Employer or Employeri, their Servaat»
or Agenttf he or they fo oAendingin any of the Cafes aforefaid, (hall for-
feit, for eVery Time he offends, lou

11. The Driver of evety Cart within the Diftanee hcfore mentioaeA
flail affift in loading and unloading of Goodf , Wares, and Meichandices^
into and out of the fame f and if he fliall refufe fo to do, hit Employer*
may retain out of his Fare what any other Petfon Aall be reafooably paidp
for afiHling in his iiead to load or unload the fame, and the Sum of ai« 6^»
by way of Penalty s And in cafe of any Difference about the fame,
fome Jufliee of Peace within the £iid Limits ihall afceruia the Sam i^
be fo pa'dt

1 3. Every Owner of a Oart, which ihall be worked for Hire within the
Piflances before mentioned, from the 10th Day of A^fp^ now next en^
luing, ihall ha«e bis Name placed at full length, painted in large Capital
l»etteri^ not hfa than three Ineheslong, and broad in preptfrttoor en &me
confpicuous Part of the Front of his Cart or Car \ and ihall, from time fd
time, <ake care to contlaae and ke^ the fame there, fo as always to ap«
pear plain and legible. And on the Alteration of the Property of anf
Cart,, the new Owner i», in like manner, to caufe his Name tabe forth*
with put and kept thereon. And if any Owner ihall 'bmiC to have his
Name on his Cart,, in manner aforefaid, or any one ihall drive for Hire a>
€arc in Ltndm, ftc without the real Owner*8 Name, in manner afore-
ftid, thereon ; or if any one ihall wilfully obliterate or alter the Figure or
Number of any Cart,, or the Name of any Carman, which ihall have
been painted 00 his Carter Car, t^try^ Perfon, on being convi^ed thereof
beibre the Lord- Mayor, or any Juftice of the Peace in L^^, ^all, for
every fuch Offence, forfeit eo «.

Y4. All Carts, during the Time of loading and unloading thereof
within the Streets of the City of Lcainr, and the Liberties thereof, ihall
ftand fidewavs the long Way of the Street,, and not crofs -the fame) and as
elofe to the Side of the Street where they are loading and ufiloa4ing as they
can, (o as Pailengers, and Coaches, and other Garft may pafs by, if the Street
is of fuiAcient Width to allow twv Carriages to pafs together therein (ex*
cept where the Situation of the Place, or the Package of the GoodS) makea
it neceifary to load or fliike diredly). And if any Cirman ihall Hand in
any Street with his Cart^ not being ioadiog or unloading Goods, every fuck
Carman ihall draw away immediately at the Requeit of any Perfon, to let
loch Perfon or any Carriage pafs by, if the Street will allow thereof,
under the Penalty that every one offending in the Premifei ihall, for every
Time he or tliey ihall fo offebd therein, in any of the Cafes 20 this Order
mentioned, forfeit 10 1.

15. No Perfon under the Age of 16 Years ihall be employed to dn?e
•r manage Horfes in Carts, under the Penalty of 10 u to be paid by the
Owners of eveiy fuch Cart or Car, every time any Perfon under the Age
of \% ihall be conviaed bcibrg any Jufticc ia lAitiw, of diiving any Horfe
in agy Cart ii JUM»m
,1 s 16. Every

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T 6 • % vef Cirt fliill be aHowtd to contain 'n Lengtb^ between the Tupr
buie tod the Pore^eir B/eadth, iix Feet fix Inches, and no more ; and in
Breadth, between the two Raves in the Body of the Cart, four Feet teir
Ioch« of Affif e, and no more | and in Length, from the Forebear Breadth-
to the End of the Carty feTeo Feet and one Inch, and no more. And if
any Catt ilall at any time be woiked in U^km of greater Length or
Breadth^ the fame may be fetsed and fent to jthe Greaujard^ and th»
OvAer thereof (ballf for every foch ofteoce, forfeit «o t.

ty. If the Driver of any Cart fhal] leave his Cart in the Street or conv»
oion Pnffage of the City by Night, he fliati forfeit, for every Time, 5 r.
bcfidet making fuch Recompence to the Party who fball fuftain Damage
thereby, aa any Tuftice of the Peace in LMy«« (hall dtreift.

tt. If the Df fver of any Cart ihdi iced hit Horfet in the Street, iave
with Oati out of a Bag, or with foch Hay as heean hold in his Hands,
Of in a Ba&ct, or leave his Cart or Hirfes in the Street, without fome *
Pcrfon to look after the fame, the Owner of every foch Cart fliUl^ for
every foch Offence, forfeit 5 r .

19, If any Carman Ihall pot into his Cart flsore than two Horfes, for
the Carriage of any Merchandise whatfbever (cseept op Hill, or with
Timber, Stone, or other Commodities, where the Load cannot be divided,.
or where the Load is to be carried out of the City); he fhall forfeit, for
the 6ift Offsncr, 10 1. for the fecood, ao f. far the third nod every other
Offeoce, 30 1* and the foperaumetary Horfe ihall he detained at %ht Grtm
jptfr^, unGl the Penalty and Charges of detaioiog foch fupernumcrary
Horfe fhall be paid. .

so. No Carman ftall beallcwed to carry in his Cart at one tnne above
S5£wt. of any Wares that may be divided, ormoiethan one Butt, or one
Pipe, or three Hogflieads, or two Puncheons^ of any Llqnpr, other than
as herein before meotioned, upon the Penalty of paying for the firfl Offence
5 s. for the fecond, 10 f • and for the third and every other Offence, ao t, ■

nr. If the Driver of any Cart of Car fhall fufier the Horfes in his
Cart to trot in the Street, or fhal! drive them in a fpeedier Courfc than
his Cart is ufually drove when knded, he fhall forfeit, for every fuch
Offcnce, ror.

sa. If the Drircr of any Cart for Hire in Ltidntp or the Ltbertiea
thereof, fhall not, from time to time, lead his Thrall, hoiie by theHead^
with an Halter not lorger than five Feer, he fhall forfeit and pay, for
every Time he fhall offend, 51.

13. The Driver of every empty Cart in Lmd»n fhall, from time t^
thnci give way to a loaded Carriage, and to a Coach, &c. ooder the.
Penalty of aox. for every Offence.

A4. The Driver of any Cart, who fhall wilfully m' ft shave himfelf, oa
^ wlv> fhall defignedry hinder or mtenopt tiie free Paffage of any of Hif
blaiefty*s Subje£b, or their Coaches of other Carriages, in any of the
puuic Streets or Paffages in the City of Lcndan, or the Liberties thereof^
during the Time he is not loading nor ualdading his Cart, flxail, on being
eonviaed thereof^before any JofUce of the Peace ia Lflninr, forfeit and
pay, for every Time, he fhall fo offend, the Sum of aoi.

15. If anv one ihall refufe to pay the Owner 01 Driver of the Cart em-
ployed the. Money y^ly due for hit Fare, 01 fhall io any-wifc abu/c the

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Ckrman, or miAthave towards hino^ the Lord- Mayor, or any Jofttee ia'lMm-
dWf on AppHcaCioo of tho Carman to him, (hall caiife Che Parties to comt-
before him, and examine, from time to time, into the Matter complaiaed
of, and thereupon make Aich Order for Payment of the Fare, and recom*
•enling the Carman for his Loft of Time, and for any Injury he /hall
have fuftained, and any Expences he ihaU have beon at, ai ihall be juft {
and th6 Party found in Default fhall thereupon forthwith pay the Money
ordered to be paid by (uch Magiftratr, under the Penalty of 5 /•

16. If any one ihall caufe the Driver of any Cart to wait above half ao
Hour' for the loading of any Goods into the fame, or unloading of Goods
thereout, (the Camion being willing to help to load or unload the fame)^
he or they fo offendiog,. fhall pay for the (%mt forthwith to the CarmaOf
after the Rate cX dd^ for every half Hour, fronn the Expiration of tht
firfl half Hour which the Qirt ihall be detained.

17 « No Carman ihall be compellable to carry aay Load of Good! above
three Miles from the City and Lberties thereof, after two of the Clock
in the Afternoon from Aiiebse/mat to Ladj-day, or after four from tadj*
day to Michatlmai,

a8. itk cafe the Owner of any Cart worked lo LttdM for Hire (hall not
dehver up, to be brought before a Magtftrate, any Driver thereof, charged
with any Offence againfl any of the Rulea or Orders afbrefaid, withfai
feven Days after Complaint made to any Magiftrate againA any fach
Driver, and Notice thereof given or left at the ofnal Place of Abode of
the Owner of any fuch Cart, then the Owner of every fuch Cart ihall
be fiab'e to anfwer and pay the Penalty incurred by any foch'Driver \ and
if the Driver fhall be afterwards found, and ihall not m$ke Satisfaflion
forthwith to his MaiVer for what he (ball hnve paid for any fuch Drivcr^a
Mifbehayiour, Negle£l, or Default, every fuch Driver (hall forfeit 5^/,
for every fuch Default, ^

S9. The Lord- Mayor of the City, or any Jaftice of the PMce of the
faid City, before whom any O/iiender ihall be brought, and be convi£Viedj
s>ay lefleo, mitigate, or remir., an^ of the faid Penalty, fo as not to
remit above one half of the Penalty infli^led for the Offence.

go. All Penalties hy thefe Orders, or aay of them, intlided, ihall be
levied by D AreCs and Sale of the OiFender's Goods, by Warrant under the
Hand and Seat of the Juftice of the Peace. One Moi«ty of a'l Perialtiea
and Forfeitures is to be paid to the Perfon who ihall prolecute to Convic«
tjon any Perfon who ihall break the faid 0/den, and the other Moiety
to the Overfeers of the Poor (if there ihall be any> of the Pa^ih or Place
in which the OfFence ihall be fo committed, or the Offender ihall have
been apprehended*

RATES 5^ Watermen, plying upon the River
Thames, either with Oars or Skullers^

0«ff.

FRom ttudam hi^i %Q UmbtBfi, NewCranty Skgd'^l
wfldHk, Bi/twbarf, Rate/if crof$, — — }'
From Ipmbn Bridge tnWtpping dotk, ff^spping Old aod»
New JUirip. th9 Utrmitagef or RttbcrHih Cb^ch^o

Shd.

o 6

a J

JRroi»

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(^«P«,

9mB0

s

o 3

Trcm 8t, 0!awi*t to Mmberhitbi CBureb Si§irt, tsd Jt«.) . .

tberbi($4 St^irt -. — — ' — J <> «

From BUHng^ate and ^/* C>/#ve*« to St, SswwrU BitU —06

From Mf Stairs between L^ndM BrN^$ and We/^nOMfttt .« o 6 o |
From either Side abore LaiMte Bnip t» hBmbetb^ or>

VtuxbaU — — — ^ —J » o

From ff^Uuball Co Lambetb, or Vsuxball -^ — • o 6

From the TiaMJSp, Z)0H(« 5r«/r«, BUik-Frign Stairs, or 7 ^
Fs»rtfrbar/,txiUmbitb — — i®

Over the Water dire^hr from any Place between K^sx- 7 -. -
i»tf//cnd Limebwfi ^ ■ ^ — > i ^ < ^

6

S
4

s

- RATES of Oars, /><?«;« ^i Vp the River^ a$
Will for the whole Fare^ as Ctmpanfj,

Down the River. Fare.jCom

FRom t4ni«m to Grantefend •» wm ■« 4 6 o 9

To Gr»yif or Greenbitbe ■■- •«- — 4 o o I

To Putjieet, or £ri>A -^ -• ■*•— 3Q06

Tq JVooUoitb —• ,— ' •— — »6o4

To Biackwall — . — .^ i» 2 O o 4

To GruHWub, or Diftfird — . ^ -*- I ^jo S

^ , .Up ^^« Ri^cr*

ToCbelJea^ Batterfea, MAfFandfw9rtb --^ r" 1 ^o 3

To Putney , FiUbam^ or Barn^Ebm — «— ^ — a o o #

To Hammerfmitb, Cbifwick, or MortUek — — s 60 6

To Brentford, Jfitwrtb, or Hkbnmd — — — 3 6 o <>

To Txoickenbam — '»— ^^ — »— 4006

To KingfioH wmm mmm -« — .1^ — ^ 5 00 9

To HamftM Cturt *— — — ..-.6010

To HtmptM 'town, Smbtaj^ or Wattm — — 7 c i o

To JVt/bridie and Cbtrify ' ^^ mm -« . •— , to o I O

ToStanet — — — — — 'i» 010

TofFindfyr . — — — — • — 14 oW o

RATES y«r carrying Goods in the Ttlt "booty from
London /» Gravefend,
I '•. »• '-

FOR every fingle Perfon in the ordinary Paffage ' «-• / «i» • o o 9
For a Hog(head — — ' — — '.i-o»a
For a whole Fitkin —> •— •-» — -*oos

For half a Fiikin — «-.,•» ««.• ^ooT
One Hundred Weight .»»« i^ ^m •^...-.004
One Sack of Com, Salt, ^e, — -^ -* ^ O o 6

An ordinary Hamper — — «» —.—.—.006

TlieHirc of the whole TUt-bon — «. •• i«» i a ^

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By die flfbtiite of to Geo. IF. ic is EmiQeJf Tbai m $Fattfmg9r
{altbtmgh frti vf tbt Cmfaf) PmU tsh mn J^rmrice tmitr TiMirttit
Yemn $f ^«, mr abuvt ItMnty f aai that Appremittt bt taken fir
Sevtn Yean at the Uaftf and he hwnd if Indemura, and inflkd in thf
Book #/ the Company^ tn Ftnalty •/ the Mafef^t ftrfiiting lol. and
the jipprtmien htned eentraty to the true Uteni of that Att, fiff^ the
Freedm, PriviJiget, and M^fantages, $thtr9ife Stained If jifpren*
tieef^pst Ntffertheiefi, # Freeman may heme 7np^ Affrtntieet si on§
fime^ prepidtd the Firft has forved Four TesrM, when the other i* taken^
•ff Finally of lO !• And Frefrietert of Twelve Lighters may take Twa-
Apprenticet at one time ; tft may Proprietors of Forty Lighters take Four,
mnd no mtre, provided fneh Proprietors make oath of ewning Jueh Nvmhef of
of Lighters, Barges, erfat'hdttomed B9ats»

And, for preventing the lofing the Livei of Pfrfoaf pafflng on the
RWer, it 19 Eaaded, That no rUt-heat. Rtvh-harge, > or Wherrf^ take
at one Time more than Thirty.fewn Fajfengers, and ''Three mere by the-
H^ay \ nor in any ether Boat or Wberrj mere than Bight, and Tine mero"
hy the Way \ nor in any Ferry ^heat or Wherry, allowed to Work eH
Sundays, any more than- Eight Paffeagert, on^ajn of forfeiting for the
firfi Offence 5 I. for the fecond Offinee jol. and for the tbitd Offehce
to be disfrancbfed for Txveive Months front working on the River , and
from emjtying the Privileges of the Cempunj : And in cafe anf Perfon fball
ha drowned, where a greater Number of Pajengert i» tahn in than is
0lfowed, tbt Watermen Jbali be deemed guilty of Felony, and tranfperted m
Fe^au

By the fame Statute^ it it alfo Eoaaed^ That every Tilt ~ boat fball ba"^
nf the Burthen of Fifioen Toni, and any other Boat or Wherry Three Tons f
Sndihat no Gravefeod Seats or Wberrieo with clefe Decks or Bails nailei
down, and nek memeabltf be ttavigoted. Tilt-boats oftly txcepted, ms tht
Penalty of loU

Any Watermen or Wherrymen who wilfully or negligently lofe their Tidt '
/r»al BiUJng'gate 10 Gravefend, or from thence to fiiiliDgfgate, by putting
mfbtrefor other Pnffongers, or by waiting or loitering by the Way, fo that
ihefrft Paffengers fhttll be fet on Shore Two Miles fbort of the Place rr
nohich tbiy a^e bonnd, fuch Paffengers faall be dif charged from paying auf
thing fr their Paffage,

The kukre of the Watermen" s Cwipany mm H appoint Two or morn-
Officers to attend, one at Biningfgatr,, at every Time of High Water at
ILondon- Bridge^ «im/ r&« other at Gravefend, at the firfl of Fk'id \ whn-
fyatt publiekly ring a Bell for Fifteen Minntet^ to give Notice to the
Tilt- boats and Whtrrits to put off. And if fuch Wherrymen, See, do
net immediatvly put off on ringing the faid Bell ; aud do not effeBually
proceed OH their Voyage, but put en Shore- within Two Miles of Billingfgate
•r Grave fend I as the Cafe may be \ or f fueb Boats art not navigated hy
Two fufficient Men, the youngefi to be Eighteen Tears old at ltaft\ in every
fuch Cafe the Owners of fuch Boats pall forftit Fivo Pounds, tO be Itvitd'
on the Boats or Goods of the Owners of fnch Boats,

And if the Company of Watermtn mgltH fetting up the faid Bells,,
and appointing proper Perfons . t« ring thsm, they fball forfeit 50 1. tf»l*
Prrj^i appinttd io ring the faid Bells , forfeit 40 L /ar iPtry. Neglfff*

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Whaettr bJi ecctfiott Co' go by Water need nake no V»rpin vhfr
Um Watermuiy but only tell him acwbtt Stairi be it to ha4 liim |
iben poyiag hin according to the foregoing Ratet, if be refufea t» ac-
cept cha Money, the bcft way it to offer him more Money than he de-
■BaadCf and to cha^e him not to take more than hit Due: But be fare
tQ ranember Che^ Number of yoor WatenDan*8 Boat ; lor if he hat
taken more thw bi< Fare, nod yoo have a minlto coire£fc him for im<-
poiog upon yon, yoa may go to IVmumemU HmU, by the Old Swam
Stmrfp and acqmint the Cterk with your Bofiaefs, (giving him at the
Cunt time the Number of the Boat) who will fumn^on the Waterman
to the HbU> to nnfwer to yonr Complaint. And if he it found to have
afted agaioft the prefcrlbcd Ralei, he will be puniihed according to the
Nature of his Citme, whether it telatei to£zaAion, Saocioeft, or other
Miftthtviour towardt yon.

Any Waterman who taket more than the above R.atet, h liable to for*
feit 40 1. and AifTer Half a Year*i Imprifonment.

Any Waterman who I'eti op a Siil between Lsmbeth and tomdm- Bn^tp
npoo complainiogf ii before* mentioned^ fotfeitt, for each Offence, 5f»

RATES/^r Hackney Coachmen. '

#. dl

FOR One Day of Twelve Hoon — •m — 10 o
For One Hour — — «^ —16

For every Hour tftcr the Frift — — — , — , i o"
From ao^ of the lant of Court to any Par» of St« ysmesU, or 7

W^mnfttr^ except beyond 7otbiUfireet — -^ S

From the lont of Oonrt, or thereabouts, to the ^mI Ex- J .

cbaage — — — — — J * •

From any of the Innt of Court, to the Yoearr, Aldgate, 1 c

BifiopfymefrWp or thereabouts " — — J *

For any Diftaoce not exceeding Oae Miie and an H«lf — — so

For ary Diftance^not cXceediog Twj MUet -* — *. r 6

Qne-SbiBng Ratisfir Hackney Coaches.

From W^minfiiw Ball to Mmflbi>rwgb firm 5 to Alhrnark fifet \ ta
Buhtm firtet J to Blnmfiury fjitare { to Sfbo [fugre \ to Lf rr/# %rai
firttt, Hciheuru

Fiom St, ysmt$"i GatB to S^man Jtimit /fOJ/r, W^mn^tr j to the
0etixefH2otDtr of Red'lifin fy-jarg

From Golden fquare to Red-bon fquari

From the Hay^matket P/ayboufe to Red-UsH ffM4ri ; tO Sl&tia*sfjMartp
fFtfimmfier j to fbavia Inn : to Blum&uni fquar*

From Guildhall to Rtd- lionfquare

— the Upper End of fetHr Une, BMaara, tOwf/^/f

"^'" ):'^ ^'^"^^^^^''V^o Hoxetmfyuari .

-.— I/twiate to the Middk of Gretkfrea oear S^fqmare

FfMft

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Ttom Wri^ffiolt StiuBmark, to Sir J^I/UmWaimrtbU Hiadkt WkU

Vfortb . ^
*— - Gr£y*i hm Gate to SadhrU fFtlh near Jfiingm
>— ~ Covnt Gardin to CUrkwweU Cburcb

■ 7(rti^/« Bar to Biltingfgate
«-... ^^'v'' ^ SbadweU Cburtb

Eigbteen-pente Rates for Hackney Caaches^

From Dmry /^we Plofmbwfi to ^mii*« /awtff*, IVefiminJhr

-* fVeflminfiif Hal/to St. Faul*t

•»-— fFeJhmnfterHalUoShietnUfquare, JtidJmftldt

M ' ■ 5r. Jomt'i Gate to £ftf//0ii f tfricH

■ the Mw Excbange in the 5/rtfii<i to the Jlo/n/ Extbaa^

— — the Haymarktt rlayboufe to l/tf//9ii war dm

— — llri /t0« /f^Mrtf to fy^minfiet Hall

■■ ■ ' ■ 5«. JamH*» to Maryhne Cbureb
m the il0jr«/ Excbange to Blocmflfury fquan ^

— — the Key«/ Exchange to the iTtffr^ ^Pd/f at Af/iSf Fff/
.^— the Ouufd^ of Aldgate to 5/<r^^ C^itrr^

■ Bedford ftriHy Covettt garden, to Coleman firtei

■ Brtadftreet to Hoxtoti fjuare

— — thtfdiddltof^roadftreet to Hart firtef, Bloem/burf mSrht

.1— «- ^/. Martina's lane io the ^rtfff<f to Galdftreet, by n^Mlfiruk

i-*— the Middle of Gratttburchfirett to Somerfet boufi

».— Guifdhailto Brvumlow firett \n Drury lane

— «. the Royal Exchange to Newingen^Cbutcb, Sutff

m -■ &trf«rj^tfri/«9to the l{9f 0/ ^f^tfn^tf

■ 5r0(At iMrifff to Cbartng crefs
,^..^^ Aldgate to Rateliff crofs

' According to an A^ nude in tht Ninth Year of Qaeen Anne, £««&
C»«c^ fi r« ^ MMfitfi wfV^ /'/« Number m Tin Platei, to b» fixtd on taet
Side the Coach ; w^r/ Pr»firitt§r paying wuk'y Five Sbillingt, hy l^nthljf
payment, to the Reeei^er of the Office, -

Out of the ISight hundred Coaches now Itcenfed, Tw9 hundred Mre f«
fly emery Sunday ^ in their Turn, en Forfiitwre of F/v« Foitndtfir every tmr
wbi files out ef bit Turt^,

Each Licence to be purebaftdfo> Fifty Potndt j and n$ Pt'fan t6 hgv$
mire than Two Uccncet,

A Hackney Coachman, plying vfkboul a Licence from the Ctmmijitaertg
ferfiitt Ftve Poundt»

No Perfin to ufe anether't Figure^ or deface bit own, pn PeHaley of Fifte
pDuhdt } one Meiety tbtrevf to he'given, to the tnfirmer.

No Horfet Mare, or Gelding, under Fouftten Handt high, to be ufed in
plying Hechney Coaches,

Every Coachman exaBing more for bis Hire, or refufing tp go tut at the
above Rates, vbtt/ter by Day or Night, foul or fair leather, forfeits Firty
Shillings^ ff^bich Penalty, 0r other CorreSions, VfJU he infiQeduf^n bim^

ifjuJI Compiaints are made againft him, at the LieenJing.Office fir Hackney
CtacbtM, in Surr j ftreet in the Strand.

RATES

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It AT E S >9r Hackkby Cbairmehs;

Oat SbifltBg Ritfi,

FRon W^hmmfir to Gmtf CtffA*
to ^Mr«r Ettthsngf
^^Sf. Jsmn*% gtit thro' the Psri to JV^htii^ BmH
From the Ac/ iMrAff FUjhmJe to the Entronce of Xmc»&i*i-1m F/dUC
•the ff^ Mrjlcf PUykmft to Bolienjirtti
Si, Jsmti*t Gsif to Smurfit Hfrnfi
Stm^fil t$9fe to the Upper Sod of B*tt$9 Gardew
•the Hsymmket PlafktMfi to S$h§^Jfu»e
' r oearcft Comer of Golden Jquart to Drury Id^e Playbtuft

Eigbiem Pinee Rates fir Hacknty ChairmiM.

From fTtJImia/kr hsU to Jlfar/htrei^b fnet 5 /« 50^ >^m^^» to Mwo
/ir«tr ; to Tm/^ ^ffr
— — — 5>, James^t gate to ^wii jfnmi*tfyuar9^ Wefmnftr

■ G^lieu f^iu.^* to Rtdiion fquate

Rfd Htm fjMMre to the ifo/ m«ri(«f PlayB9»ft

■ ^ ttm'i/fmart to the Uofmirket PUjihttifi
>■ ■ f Atf Bi«|r w«rA(r PU^fbrnije to (?rirj*j /m

N. B» JZfrlMf Chtinmem mt^ tAUied to go the fim$ Difsncts fir
§tm Pour, wbiehtit Costbu perform for a Sbilhug } und if oMy
fisU rtfmfo U g9 St, or txa& more fir hire than tbt Rsta limttdi
UMt f firfiit, fir evtrjf Jwck Offhct, firtj BbHlu^u

Haekatjr Chairmen'are to take ao more than one Shining for any IK«
fiance oot exceeding one Mile, and eighteen Fence for anr Diftaoce not
cxceedJBg one Mile and an haif.-^Oiie Mile according to the Stat* .Hea^
17 VII« is eight Furlongs, or 5SS0 Feet.

KATES /aiviv ^ Portias,

'99i SUffiag, Lsadiwg, L^a^mg, Uomfingf and fyo^kiwg^

Smgar the HogQiead, 3 ^.— For wetghing, 4^

«■ " t he Tierce or Barrel, a d, — For weighing, 3 d»

•— *-the Butt, 6 d.-'fQt weighing, 8 d»

Cettoa, JVooI, the pag, 3 itf.— >The fame for weighing

Ginger, the Bag, i «!•— The fame for weighing ^

MeUJ/es,. iht Hdgflicad^ 3 rf.— For weighing, 4^^

hogwood, the Ton, z 1. — ^The fame iat weighing

Fufitei, The Ton, i r.-^The fame for Weighing

Tommg Fujluk, the Ton, i f. 6^-rThef*me for weighing

Lignmm RheJimm, the Too, i *. 6 ii— The fame for weighiM *

ttgnumVit^, the Ton, i 5.— The fame for weighing

9>A«tt», the Hog(bcadt, % </,— The lame for weighing .

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^S^ceo, the Bundle, i ^.— The fame for weighing »
JDani/h, or Svfedijb Iron, the Ton, 1 1.— The fame for weighing
Ummtay uid Rigm H*mp^ the Bufidle, 4 ^.-^-The faj&e lor weigfaiiig

^be- Loadon P»tpri are divided hf BrtkitbeadSf and C9njifl of fv»
Sorit, Yi's. Tteka Pertm, FelUwjbip Porttrt, Tsckle Porters, and Cam^*
mhs PorttM^ '

1. TTiekit P$rt€ri are all Freemen, and their Bofinefs is to land and
Aip off Goods exported t)r Imported to sll Parts of Amriia, J^c%. aifo to
houfe all Merchants Goods, Met^js, &r.

The Ticket Porters giving ample Security for their Fidelity and Ho-
nsAy, fudi aa ensploy them Med only take Notice of the Name damped .
4>a cJie Tiefcet that haags by his GirdJe; that upon Complaint made to
their Govetnor, fatisfa^ion may be given to fuch ai jhall>e injured by
them*

K» B. Anji^ Perfen bat the Uherty M bring O^di into London, 6nt maf

nottaktnp, $r carry anj^o^t tftbeCity, ^•r/rom one Part tbtreo/^

to anatjber, aa/efi be ke a Freeman s otberwife bo h liable to be or*

refted, -

s. FeUvw/bip Porters^ whofe Bttfine(s !s to fhore or l/ind, to Aip off

Xarry, orrecany, all Houfe oi^ Merchants Wares, as Corn, Salr, Coals,

and all other Conomodities that are meafuraWe by dry Mcafure. They are

upward of 700 in Number, wnA their Chief Governour is the Alderman-

of BWingfgate Ward« Their Quarterage itJ. whereas the Ticket

Porters pay but 4 V. each

Thare is a very reioarkable CuftpiQ among the fellowfliip-Porters,
which is as follows, viz, ,«'.>.

ByanMtf Cmmon Councii, - a Sermon isf^rfacbed fe fbem tn the Partjb
Cbyrcb ef St. Mary at Hill, tbe next Sunday after every Midjummer Day j
wbon over Nigbt tbtyfumijb tbe Merebants and tbejr Fomtlitt abaut BiU
lingfgale witb Nojegays, and in tbe Morning ibey fmttd from tbeir Placo
^f Mtetiag ia gted O'der, oaeb baling a Nofegay in bis Band: ff^afkhg
tbrot^b tbe middle Jfie to tbe Communhn Tablet every one offere fometbing in
tbe two Bafont, for tbe Belief of tbe Peer, and tovardt tbe Cbarges of tbo
Dty\ Md. afier tbey ail bave fafed, tbe Deputy, the Merebants f tbetr
H^ivet, Cbiidron,: apd^ervants, walk in Order frm tbeir Seats, and be*
fm tbeir Offeriogt aifo j wbicb is a Ceremony of nattb Varietf, tbo
Cbatges of tbtir ttojegap bave amounted fometlmes to zoo 1. in one Tear,

3. Tackle Portert are fuch of the Ticket Porters as arc fumiflied^ W<k
Weights, Scales, fiTf, and their Bofinefs is to weigh Goods, ■ Vc

4. The Companiet Porters Und and (hip off all Goods and Merchte-
dicei expwUd and imported 4o and from all Parts near the Weft Si^e ot
the Sotmd, in the fia&ifk Sea, Holland, France, Spain, Italy, Germany,
farhgf, tM 01 tawarda or beyaad Cte Capo tf good Hopu

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^An Accmmi pf dU the Stage Coaches omf Ca^hrieils in
England m/ Wales, &r.

N. B. The Utters M, T. W. Th. F. ^.fiandfor the Days o/tU
ffeei; emdxzs.fir Carriage, coy«r. Coach, ftr.yjr Street,
fa,/«r Fare. ^

A.

. A BcfgtveDfiy cv. George, Smmp

Abiiiiidoii car. Oxford Axai, War.
wuk Une, S« uA White Horfe,
. Erid«j ftr. F.

^-^-co.Bull.tn Ho1«K>om,l0l.W.T.

Sammer.; W. S. Winter; fa. < ti.

^bberfcid car. White Horfe, Crip-

A^^erbnty, car. Caftle and Falcon.

AMerfgate ^. M.
Ackworth, car. White Horfe, Crip-

^legate, M.
AAon co.K>oeBei], Strand, dally {

A. X I. 6 d.
AUtflMuy cok BcU and Crown Bol.

bourn, T. Th. S, in Sammer,
^ and T. S. Winter j (a. 7s, 6d.
^ car. Saracen*! Head, Snow hill,

T. S. BeU Waiwick lane, M.

Th.S.
Alcefter ctr. Saracen's Head. Snow*

hUI, M.
.Alresford car. Rofe, Hdlboura

bildge, Th.
Alton car. White Swan, Holboom

bridge, Th.
Altrinpam car. Ax, Alderman-

bory, M. Th. Caftle, Wood ftr«

Th.
Ambkfide car. Caftle, Wood ftr. F.
Amer/hun car.' White Horfe, Hoi*

bourn bridge, W.
Aropthill car. Rofe and Crown, St.

>hn'i ftr. T. F. aod at the

WuidmilJ there, T.

Saitbfield, T, ft, g s
^ A^r**? ^^i '■^'^■' ''ithcnt BU

Andover eat. King*8 Arms, HoF-

bourn bridge. Th. George, SooW

hill, Th.

CO. Rofe, Holbonm bridge, W.

and S. Ni|fhti3 fa. r6«.
Appleby car.Caftle^ Wood ftr. F.

White Horfe, Cripplegate, M.
Arandel car. Swan, Blackman ftr.

Th.
Afcot (Ba<lki) car. Oxford Arns,

Warwick lane, F.
AfiibydelaZouchcar« Ax, Alder-

manbory, M.
Alhbouro car. Caftle, Wood ftr. M«

Swan with Two Necks, Lad \aitt

M.
AAbury car. Bell, Warwick laoci

W.
Aftford (North road) car. Ax, Ai-

dermanbury, Th.
•"-—(Kent} car. Dark-hoafe, lane

by BiUbfgate, Th. and TalboCi

Alehottfe, Strand, Th.
Afltton Under* line car. Caftle Wood

ftr. F. Bloflbm*a Ino, Laoreoco

line, Th. ^ *
A&well car. Old Gatheriiie*wh«el»

without Bifliopfgate, T.
Afliden car. Dolphin, Siftepfgite

without, W.
Aftwick car, White Horfe, Oip-

plegate, M.
AttJeborottg^ ear. Bull and Gieea

Dragon, within BiAopfgate, Wt

Th. S.
Athorfton ar. George, Alder^tc

ftr. M.
Axminfter car. Bel), Fridiy, ft<«

every Day.
Aye car. Siracen*s Head, Snow
hill, M.

Ayleflum

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Ayleiham €ir. Boll and Green
Dragooj Bi(hopfgate fir. Wt Th.
•S*

B.
Baddow car. Black Bq\), without

Aldgate, daily.
Bagihot car. Ktng'a AxtoM, Hoi-
_ boqrn bridge, F.
^Bliftwcll car. Bloflbro'i lon^ Lau-
^ rcncclane, Th. F.
^Baldock car. Horihoe, GorwcU ftr«
S. Goidea Lioo, St. Joha*s ftr«
F.
Bampton car. Bull and Mouthj by

Alderfgate, Th.
Banbury car. Caftle and Falcon*
Aider/gate ftr. M. Ran, SnuCh«
field, Th.
Bangor car. Bloflbm*a Inn, Laurence
lane, M. Th. Cafile and Falcon,
Aldcrfgateftr. M. Th.
Banfttad car« Talbor^ Soathwark,

S.
Barkhanrftead car^ Hoiflioe, Gof-
well ftr. F. Peacock 1^ Clare mar-
ket, M. B«U, Warwick lane,
W.
■ p- eo. Bell and Crown, Holboarn,

T. S. fa. 5t.
Barking co. Bull without Aldgate,

daily fa. i8d.
Barklow car. Two Swam, without

Biihopfgate, T.
B^rkway car. Four Swans, Btfhopr>

gate ftr. W. Th. F.
Barnfly car. Bear, Bafinghall ftr.
M. F. and Caftle, Wood ftr..
T. F. and George, Aiderfgatc
fir. M. Red Lion there, M.
Th,
Barnet car. Swan with Two Neckt,

Sf. John'a ftr. T. Th. 8.
•»^co. Swan with Two Necks
and Golden Lion there, daily j
il. a I.
«.^ftage chaife, Crofa Keyi, St.

John*! ftr. daily j fa. 2 8* 6 d.

B^toa on the Clay car. Rofe and

Crown St. John*i ftr. M. T. F.

Bifingftoke car. George, SnowhilI|

Th. Kiog*i Aro)t, Holboura

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bridge, T. F. Beli SaTtge^ Lud«

gate hill, F. Rofe, Holboura'

bridge, F.
^-"*-co. Rofe, Holboura bridge^

W. llrS. Nigbti; fa.iti.
Baih car« Three Copsi Bread ftr«

M. W. S. White Swan, Hol-

boorn Bridge, T. WJF.S. They

fly W. and S. Nights. KiBg*a

Arms there, 1A, W*
——•CO. Three Cupt. Bread ftr«

M . W. F. fa. 15 s . Bell Savage^

Ludgate hill, M. W. F..fa. 151*

Swan, Holbourn bridge, M. W.

F. ft. »; t. Rofe there, thcfantt

Day*, White Horfe there, M«
. W. F, fa. 251. One Bell, Strand^

M. W. F. fa. 25 s.
BatCit ear. White Hirf, Buroogb»

Th» Spur there, Th.
Bautre car. Red Lioo, Alderfgate

ft'. M. Th.
Becdeicar. Bull and Green Dra*

gon, Bilhopfgate ftr« W. Th. S«
—-co. Crofi Keys, Graffchurcfe

ftr. M. W. F. fa. 10 s.
Beconsiield car. Peacock, Clasv

maiket, W. S. Bell, Warwick

lane. Tt
Bedair, car. White Hoife, Cripple*

gate, M.
Bedford car. White Hart, St. John'a

ftr. W. S. Bear and Ragged Staff,

Smithfield, S. Rofe and Crown,

St. Joha'a .ftr. T, F. WiadmiU

there, T.
— ^-co* Baar and Ragged Stafi^

Smithfiecd, Th. S. in Summer }

in Winter no fct D«ya } £»» 10 8«
Bedworth c^r, Georgt and White

Hart, Alderfgate ftr. M.
Bennington tar. Two Swana Witk«_

out Bifliopfgate, F*
Benfon car George, Soow hill, Tk#
Bettfworth, car, Halfmooo, Sbuth*

wark, W. S.
Beverley car. Red Liofl, Alderfgate

ftr. M. Th.
Bewdley car. Saracen*a Head, Snow

hilt, M. T. BuU and Moutk«

Alderfgate, S,

Bigglfiworth

C 240 )

iK||M«wA ctf. WMbUI^ St. Bi^ioikf

Joho*! fti. &
8i|glclW»4t car. ThncOipt* Al»

4cr%MB ftr. tf . Swtt with T««

Ncckik St. Joha'tftr.W.
BiUvAtt C^. Kiiic*t Azai, Uad-

cahaUir.Tb.
BeUcnaycar. Bloc Boar fiitbout

AMgfttf, Tb.
«_co. T* Th. S. ii Suaaer {

T. F. in wiaCBT. £k 5 1.
BiUtafborft car. Swao, Blacknaa

ftr.Tlu

^ , cat* King*t Reftdy

SoaCkwarlK, S.

Blewberry car. Bell, War w ick^iane
W.

Bloxham car. B.am» SmithficM,
Tb.

BlnAUm car. Bdl, Warwick Imdc,
F. V

aiyA car. White 'Horie, Cripple-
gate, M.

Boddng car. Saracen^a Head, with*
in Ald^te, F. KingTa Arms
Leadenhall ftr. F. Bull there, F.

BiBgham car. Bull, Htlbomn, M. BoUfdale car. Four Swaoa, within

Bintky car. White Horre, Cripple- Bifiiopigate, W. Th. S.

gate, M. F. Boitoii car. Caftle and Falcon, AW

Svnifigbafli car. Bell, Smithlield, der%«te, W. S. Ax, Alder-

M. T. Th. S.. Caftle and Fal- manbary, M. Th. F.

COP, Alderfgate ftr. M. T. Th. Bookham car. White Hart, Sontii-

S. George there, T. Th. S. wark, Tv s

White Horia, Friday ftr. M. T. Bootie car. Caftie, Wood ftr. F.

Th. S. Saracen's Head, Saow .Borougbbridge car. White Bodt,

hill, if . T. S. Boll and Mouth, Cripplcgate, M.

AJdcifgate, T. Th. S.
fiinniDghan co. Bull aBd.&douth,

Alderfgate, M. W. F. fii. at s.
'ftfliop Auckhmd car. White Horft,

Cripplegate, M

BoAoa car. Red Lion, Alderigate
ftr. M. Cock there, M. Horie-
fiiot^ GoTwellftr. M. Th.
—-co there, Th. Simunec Mly j
la. 1 1. 3 s. 6 d.

vrippicguc, wm* la. ai. jo. wu.

Bi/hop Stortford co. Ball, White* Bofworth car. Ax, Aldermaoboiy,

.l/L.i we £. A. Kit

chapel, W.S. fii. 6 s.

^1 car Three Nooi without Aid-
gate, T. F. King's Arms, Lead-
eohali ftr. daily.

Biiby car. White Horfe, Cripple-
gatt, M. .

Bilflcy car. George, Snow hiU, Th.

Biftow, or ' Bicefter car* King-'a

M.

Boulton Moon car. BcU, Wood ftr.
W,S. Ax, Aldermanboiy, M«
T. Ciftle and Falcon Alderf-
gatoftr.W.S. Bear^ Bafioghall
ftr. W.S.

Bourns, car. Red Lioo, Alder%tts
Or. M.

Amu, Holboum btidge, T.^on Box co. Whitecbapel Birs, eyery

Arms, Warwick Une. T. S
Blsckheath co. Crofs Keya Grace-

church ftr. daily j fa. I s.
BUcfcmore car. Bloc Boar, without

Aldgate, S.~

tionti nofcl^fAfC.

Boxford car. King's Arms Lotdea-
hali ftr. Th.

Bracklcy car. Oxford AfSM, War-
wick lanC) S.

Blackbarn car, Ax Aiderfuanbury, Bcadferd, (Weft Road) car. BoS

. M.Th. F. Rod Lioo, Alder^ and Mouth, Alderfgatc, F. Swan

gateftr, M. Th. Mojboum bridge, .W. Saraua's

Biandford car. Bell, Friday fir. Head, Snow hill, M.

every Day. . Saracen*a Head Bradford (North Road) car Beif,

. thcie, Sunday^ Bafinghall ftr. M. F. Red Lion,

*-jj-co. Rjfc, Holbourn bridge, S, Ald<r%atc ftr, M. Th. $w«i
w. Nights i £i. 2 ji 8.

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vrith Two Necki) IaA Lm, Br4idw«y car. Ba!I tnd Moot^*

^Aiatree car. king*s Arms, X<ead-
•nhall ftr. F. Bpll there, F.

m CO. Spread £agle» Gracechureh
ftr. T. Th. S. iJi SumaBcri T.
S. Winter $ fa. 7 1

Alder fgato ftr. S* Strac&'tHead.

Snow hilly M.
Brough car. White Horfe^ Cripple*

gate, M.
Btuffiii car. Two Swaiu^ without

Biihopfgate, W.

Bramhain car. White Horiie, Crip« Backeoham, New and Old ^Vetm

plegatr, M.
Brecknock car. George, Snow hil)^

8.
Brentferd car* Gforgff LfliPg Acrr,
. T.S

fbik) car. Bull and Green D/a-*
gon, BiihopfgaCe ftr. W. Th. S.
Buckingham car. George, Snow
hill, T. S. Oxford Arma, War-
wick lane, T* S.

. Aegel, Piccadilly, and Bolt Buddefdale car. Bull, within Bi<
and Tan, Fleet ftr. daily $ la. fhopfgate, W. S,

li. 6d.

Brentwood car. Blue Boar, wiChoot
Aldgate, W.

■ i^:o, there, T. Th. S. in WwUir }
eve y Day in Summer j fa. 31.

■ .1 machine there daily, ^t,.6d»
BfickhiP, (Great and Lictlie) car.

. Cock, Alder%ate ftr. Th. .
BridgCDortb car. Ram, Smithftctd,

^i*— co» Green Dragoa there^ F*

fa. 18 1.
Bsckley hill car. Caftkand Falcon,

AJderfgate ftr. Th. F. Ax, Al.

dermanhury, M. Th.
Bungay car. Bull, Bilbopfgato ftr*

W. Th. S.
- ■ 'CO. Qrctn Dragoa there, F«

fa. 18 I.

S. Saraoin*a HtU, 800W htU, Buntiogiord car. Daiphin there. T»

TK. S. Old Cathefine Wheel
. there, S.
Bur ford and Placet adjactnt car*

Saracen*! Head, Friday ftr. Tb.
Burnky car. Ax, AldcrmaAbiiry»
M.^Th. F. White Horfe, Crip»
plrgite, M. F. Swan with Two
l^ecki. Lad Jane, T. F. >Bear,
Bafioghall ftr. M. F.
B Jrnham car. Bell and Four Swan*,
Biihopfgate ftr. W. Th. F.
Gforge, Long Acre» T. 8.

hill, T. W. F. White Swan, Burflol car. Bear, Bafinghall ftr.

Holbourn bridge, T. W. F. S. F. White Horfe, Cripplagate, F.

Fly W. ft S. Nights. Ktog'a Barton upon Titnt car. Caftie,

Armi theie, M« W. Getar4*s Wood ftr. M. Ax, . AUermaa-

halli bifingUfle. Th. boiy, M.

>^co. Three Ciipt» Bread ftr. Burton in Kembtl car. there, F.

M. W. f . fa. 1 1. 7 1. Bsll» Sa. Burwaflk car. Whiu Hare, South*

vage, Ludgate hill, M. W. F. wark, Th.

f». 1 1. 7 1. One Bell, Strand, Bary (St. Bdm«Ad*8) oar.. Bull aaft

M. W. F. ia. 1 1. 7 a, Saracen*s Four Swaaa withia Biihopfgate |

Brtdlingtoo car. Red Lion^ Aldirrf*

gate ftr. M. Th.
Bridgewater car. Saracen*i Head,

.Fridayftr. M. T.
Brighthelffiftone car. Talbot,8ooth«

wark. Th.
Bridport car. BsU, Friday ftr. ctery

Day.
Brih car. Bel), Warwick lane, F.
Briftol car. Three Cup?, Bread ftr.

M. W. S. Siracen*a head. Snow

H.ad, Friday ftr. M. W. F. Fa.
1I. 71.
Broad Window car. Bell, Friday

W.S.

I. Bull, within BiikopfgaUi
Grcaa Dragoa therc> M. W. F.
iifisi.

M Bi«1

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Bnry (t»n«) ctr. As, Aldcrioan-
bary» M. Th. t, BMToib*! Jna,
LiorMicc Uftf. Tb. F. Ctftle
and F«lcrn, Ald<rrgate ftr« W.
8. Swan vftb Two Nack^ Lad
bM»*if. W.

BsAy «A» Bdly Hotboum* T. S*'
Winter I T. Tb* S. Soounar, fa«

!••
Buxton car. Ax. Aldttnanboty,

Tb. Caik, W«o4 ir. if. Swan

with Two Ntdu, Lail L»B€» M.

W. Caflle and Filcao, AUerf-

cite ftf . W. S.
Bottcaa car. GieyboniMi, SonUi*

wark^ T.

C.
Oilae AT. fUkf Holboatm brUit,

Th. S»rM»i*a Head, SaowJitlJ,

T. W. F»
OmbenMllco.Sprfti£aflc,Grace-

church ftr. foarTimetereiy Dny $

ft. 6d« Red Lioa* Pirliaaaont

1^, daUy i fa. 9 d.
Ombrid|e co* Bull, MiA&fSigktM ftr.

T.Tb. S. CiMB.Dra^n and

Fonr Swam there. Id. W. F. fa«

loi.
•.-HDachint,Q«eeo*t Head,Oray*a

Im lane cvety Datf, ^* <•••
w^.. car» Foor Swant, within Bi*

ihepfinite, W. Tk. F. Orcea

PragoB tb«e« W. Thi F. Wag*

gon and Hoffes thetc, W» Th. F.

BaU there, W. TV. F.
Cnterbury co. C:<ilii Ktp, Gract-

chnseh, ftr, and the S^d Baglc

there, daily $ fa. lai.
— piachine, Goideocrait, Char-

ieg crofs, daily | ft. 15 f.
•^.^araviB, Sur, Fiih fir, hiU,

Th.ft. S>.
-.—car. Kfng*«Ilead, Sootfawark,

Th. Talbot Atefaoufe, Scrand,

Tb,
Or«liian car, George, Snow hill, S«
QiHiff car. George, Snow hilJ, S,
CarlUle ca. Caftle^ Wood ftr. F. -
Carmarthen, and all South Waieri

car* George, Snow bill, S«

CirBarvon ear. Caftle and Falcon,

Alderfgate ftr. M. Ih. Btof.

foma Inn, Laurence lane, M.

Th.
Catmel car. Swan with two Necks,

Ltdbne, F.
Carihaitoo co. Croft Keyt, Grace-

church fir. daUy ; ft. »a.
Ca^lebrooiaga car. Caftle and Fal-
con, Alderfgate, M. T. Th. S.
Caftle carey ear. Saracen^a Head^

Friday ftr. M« T.
Qaxton and PIkcb adjapent car*

Two Swam without B.fliopfgate^

W.
Ceri^ car. Bell, Fiiday.ftr, M.
Chapel in the Firth car. Btoflboi*!
* lofl, Lforenca lane, Th. F.
Chard car. Bell. Wood ftr. Sondaj

Night} Cxbfi Keys thee, hi.
ChaJbury car. Gaoige, Snow hiil^

W.
Chatford car. Geoige, Snow hill,

Th. Saracen*! Head, Friday fir*
.T.F. . -

Chatham eo., Spread £agk,. Grace-
church ftr. Crofi Keys there,
. ddly, ft. ds.
^-— car*. KiBg*s Head, Southwark.

Th.
Chellingtoo, tf/r'M Shellington, car.

Whke hart, St. Jofan'a ftr. T. S.
Cheadle cat. George and White

Hait, Alderfgate, ftf.
Chehmford car. Black Bull, with-

ottt Aldgaie, W. S. King^a Arm
.Leadenhallftr.Th.F.
ce Croft Keyt and Spread £a«

glo Gracechurch ftr« daily ; ft.

«r.
Cheltenham car. Gecrge, Saow

htl), Th.
m^-' CO. Satacen's Head, Friday ftr.

Th. Fa. 1 2a.
Cbelfea eo. Coach and HorTea in

the Strand, daily } Bell Sivafe,

Ludgate hil, daily | fa. la.

White Hart, Strand } ft. a d.
Cheriion car. Gonid'a hall huk

BafiBglaAC, M^«

Chertfi^

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Cbtrlfcy co, Checqvtt court Ale*
hoofe, Chtrlng Caofi» T. Th. S.
Bti) Sftira^* Ytrd, Lu^gate htlly
T, Th. S. io Winter, daity in
Suomer, fa. 3 f.'Sfl.

Chipping Norton car. Bear tad
Ragged it*ff, SwlthdtU, Th.
Ssracen*! Head, Soo^ hill, S.

Chipping On^ar caf , Three Nuns,
without Aldgate, T. F,

Che/ham (Bucks) car. White Horfe, Chipping co. ^here, F. 5. Winters
. Holbourn biidgc, W. T. Th. S.

Chelhunt car« Vine, Bif^opfgate,
Itr. T. S King*! Arms, Lead- .
enhall ftr. W. S.
■ I ■ to. Vine, Bilhoprgate tte, M.
T. W. Bull there, Th. F. S.
ft. a 1.
Chefter car« Ctftle and Falcon,
Alderfgata ftr. M. Th. George
and White Hart there, T. Blof-:
ibm*t. Inoy Laurenca lane, M.
Th.
CheAer co. Ceorgo, Aldcrfgate Ar.
M. F. Summer j M. Winter j
fa. a 1. ft «•
*» - c haife, Horfhoe, Gofwall ftt4
' daily. .

»-i— returned co. and ehaifr. Ax,
Aldermanbury,- daily 5 Horfe-
ihbe^ Cofwell ftr. daily.
Gbefteradd car. Cattle, Wood fir,

T. F. B«.l there, M. Th.
Chafterfotd rar. Two Swaiis^ with-

out Bifliopfgat^, W.
Chederton ^u Ball and Foot
Swam, Bidiepfgate ftf. W. Th.

^' ■ .

Ch'chefter car. White Hart, Soath*^

. W*ik) M. Th. F. BellSaVa^,

Ludgate hill, Th.

Chichaiter co. Talbot, In fhe Bo-
rough, Th. f». i6't.

Clugwell CO. Saracen*! Head, Aid-
gate, daily U a 8<

Suonmer'; f^ 3 s. 6 d.
Chiflel car. Two Swaoa, withoac

Bifhopfgate, W. F.
ChiflfdhurAco. Spread EagTe^Grace- '

church ftr. T. S. fi« a s. 6 d.
Chifwick CO. Ciaeh and Hofrtf^'

Stiand, daily ^ f», it. 6d« '
Chorley car. $waii' with .Two
.NecKi, Lad fane, F« Ax, A1-,

dermanbury, M. Th. ,

Charch Lawton car. Caftle, Wood

atr. Th.
CSrencefter car. George,' SAoV hifl,^

F. Saracen's Head, Snow hill»

T. W. F. Kiug'a Head, Old,
' Chlnge, F. S. * ,

Cirencefter co. Bell Savase InOf

Ludgate hill, M. 'Th. Wiutcir j

M. W. F: Samm^r | affo calla

at the while Bear, Pfccadilly,

f»*tU ^^■

Clapham co. Spread JBigle, Graces *

church ftr. daily. Crofs Keyi

there, daily; fa i s. Coach and
' Hnrfe«, Strand ; and Red Liopf

PaHiamenttlteetd/kiiyi.fa. 1 t,

Clare car. Ipfwit^h Arms, Cullum

•ftr. T|i. ; .

Clavering 0f. tSafherlne- wheeL

Biiho^^atCfftreet; T.
Cdbham CO. Angel, behind St. Cle-*

mtnt*8, T. F. fa. 5 a,
——car. White Hart, Southwatk^

T. F.

Chtoner car. Befl« Warwick line,' Cockermouth .car. caftle^ 'Wgod^

Chippenham cai'. Saracen's llttA,

Snow hUl, T. W. F. Rofc,

.Holbourn bridge, Th. White

Swan there, M. W. F.
— — <o. Saracen' I Head, Friday ftr*
.M. W. F.fe. It. yr.
Chipping car. Ked Lioq« without
. fiifliopigatt, F«

St. F.

Coggeihillcar. King^s ArmB,'Leaj-
enhall ftr. F, Sar^en:* Head,.
Aldgate,S; ^ '

Colnebrook car. White Horfe, Fri- ,
day ftr. W. ICing** Head, Old
Change, W. ,

Colchefter co. Spread Eagle, Orac^-
fbvrrh ftr, T« Th. S. fa. 8 «•' <
M % Kioi

( 244 )

King*! Armt, LudonluU llr..
M. W. F.f'.Sa.

*— >ai4chiiic« King*! Araif* Lead-
cnhall (If. T. F, (•» i» i.

•^— fCar Sprcai B i gk» Gracechurch
fti. F. fCiog*! Arinit teadeohail
Ar. 111. Sancrn*« Head tnd
Bell mthtn Ald|ACe» M.

Cblcftfid cat. Cevrge, Siiuwhtll, F»

CalrikiU CO. Bell, Wood ftr. M.
Th. la. 1 1. 4 1*

— »■ caf. Caftlc« Wood ftr. M.
Cilltaod Falcon» Aldcrfgate, ftr.
M. Th. George aod White
Hart there, M. T.

Collie car. BaBnghall ftr. M. F.
Sw«o wtih Two Nccki, Lad-
lane, T. F. Red LioOf Aiderf-
gate ftr. M. Th.

Celumptoa caf. Bell, -Friday ftr.
M.

Cbnildoa car. Swan with Two
Necks, Ud lane, F. Bell, Wood
ftr, aod Bear, Bafingball ftr. W.
S. Cftk a«d FakoB, Aldeif^te
ftr. W. S.

Coventry car. Caftk and Falcon,
'Aldcrfptc ftr. M, Th.S. George
and White Hart there, M. T.
Th. S. BoU and Mouth there,
T. Th. S. White Horfc, Friday
*ilr. M. T. Th. S. Rank, Sntth-
fteld, Th. S. BeU there, M^
T. Th. S*. Saracen*a Head,
8oow hill, T. As, Aldccmaa-
*^iy, M.Th.

•—-machine in one Day in Som*
ttier, T. Th. S. and two hi Win-
ter, M. Til. Caftle and Fateottj
Alderfgateftr. fa. 1 1. 51.

mfMm^co. George and White Hart,
Alderfgate ttr, M. W. F. Sum-
mer j M. W. Winter} fa. xl.
If.

CracUey hank car. Caftk and Fal*
COD, Alder%ate ftr. M. Th.

Craoboorne car. Bell, Friday ftr,
' daily.

Cranbraok car. Talbot^ Soathwatk,
Th.

Cranfi^ car, crofa Keyi $t. john*t
ftr. W,

CranfVey car. Hoiihce^ Oofwill fir.

Th.
Creadon (Ung) Bel^ Warwick

Jane, P.
Oomer ear. Bull, Biihopigiite, ftr.

W. Th. S.
Crookhoroe, .e/^tfx Crewhorn, car.

Bill, Wood ftr. Sunday Nighti.
Croppardey car. 8araceo*a Headj

Snowhiil, Th.
Crowland-car. Cock, Aldcrlgate ir.

M.
CroxtoB car. Two Swans/ whhoat

Biftiopfgale, S.
Croydon co. Spread Eagle, Gace-

chorch ftr. daily ; fa. at.
Cublington car. Bell, W^wick lane,

W.S.
CockMd car, Talbot, Soochwark,

Th.
Coddtcottcar. Windmili, St. John't

ftr. M. Th. S.
Coflei car. Two Swant, withBut

Bilhopigate, F.
D.
Daliea car. C»fti«, Wood ftr. F.
Dorking car. Greyhound, South-

walk, W. S.
•-—-CO. Croft Keyt, Gracechorcb

ftr. daily, fp. 5 1.
Darlington car. Whito Horfc, Crip-

plcpite, M. Red Lioo, Aidcrf-

gete ftr. M. Th.
Dartfoid oo. Spar, Soethwaik, every

Day, Siiiuqer} T* Th. S.

Winter $ la. » i. 6 d.
Daventry co. Rofe and Crown, St.

Tohn*a ftr. M. T. Caftle and

F akott, Aiderfgnte ftr. T. Th. S,

Sanmcr { M. Th. Wieeer.
-—car Role and Crown Sti

Joho*a ftr. M. T. Caftle and

FakOQ AMcr%ate ftr. Geoigt

and l^ite Hart there, M. T.

Th. S« BoU and Mouth there,

T. Th. S.
Deal CO. Spread Eagle aed C106

Keyt, Gracechurch ftr. daily | Ai«

a6a.
«-*«-car. Kj«g*t Held, Soethwark,

Tht '

Dedkifli

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Dedfiim far. Spresd £agfc« Once- D«ver car. KJflg*i Hetd, Sintfa.

chvrch ftr. Th.
Dehcnham ctr. Sariceo*! Heard 4nd

Bell» Aldgate.
Pd(<iiigton rar. Ram, Smithf!eM#
* -Thi Csftle and Falcon, Alderi-

fatfty ftr. M,
Dc»thain car. Pour SvaniyBi/hopf-

gate ftr. W. Th. F. and Cam-

B^idge Waggon thrrc, W. Th. F.

Bull there, W. Th. F.

wa k, Th.

■■■ ■CO. Spread Eagle and Crof«-
Key«, Oracecbarch ftr. daily ;
fa 16 c.

——machine. Golden C'-ofa, Char-
ing Crofs, dai'y: fa. i I.

Diwnham car, Bol], Bifhopripratc,
ftr. W, T. F. Cambridge Wag-
gon a^d four Swana therr, tise
fame Dxyt,

Deeping car. Ciftle Wood ftr. M* Drayton cir. BIofTom*! Inn, Lau

•market car. HoiAoe, Gjf-

well ftr. M. Th
Den Sigh rar,. Caftie and Faieon,
' A'dcrfgatc, M. Tb. B.'fTom'i

Inn, Lauren€e lanr, M. Th.
D^antfthorp car. Ax, AUeunanbu-

ry, M.
Dcptft>rd CO. Qrofi Reyr, Oract •

cltarch ftr. every Day ) fa. i ••
Derby car* Ax, Aldermanbttryy

r^nce lane, M. Th. CxfiU and
Fa 'con, Alderfg^tc ftr. M, Th,
Gebr|e and y/hite Hire thrre,
T.

Droitwirh car. Saracen*s Head^
8110 Mr hilt, S.

Dudley car. Caftie aad Falcon, Al-
darfgate, M,

DtiUtngtoo car. HorAot* Gofwell

ftr. M. Th.
Th. Bell, Wor4 ftr. M. C^ft'la Dulwich Co. Caofa Keya and Spread
there, M. T. Swan with Two ' Bagle, Gracachurch ftr. daily ;
Keck% lad fant, M. BloiTom'a fa. s a.
Iiio,LaarencalaACC,Th. F. Bell, Dumfrcil (Scoiland) car. Caftlt
Sfflithiield, M. Caftia and Fal- Wood ftr. F.

Dooehofch car. Caftie anl Faleoo.

Atderfgate, M. T. Tb. 9.
Donmow car, B'uo Boar> withour^

Aldgate, P.

con, Alderi|ate, W, S.
»— CO* Ram, in SmithfieU, W.

Soomer only $ fa. 1 1. S a.
Deviiea rar. Whife Swan, Hol<

bourn bridge, ^h. Siracen*a Djnftable car Wtndaul'^ St. John*o
— ' ' .... — ^ - ^^^ J g^jj^ Warwick lane, W.

——CO. Swan with Two Netkt,
St. J'ha*a ftr. T. Tb. S. fa.
6 a.

Durham, ear. White H'irfe, Cr'fp-
plegate, M. Red Lion, AIdeif«
gate ftr. M. Th.

Dotfley car. IUog*i Head, OM
Change, F.

Head, Snow hill, T. W. P.
Bull and Month, Alderfgate ftr.

Diacar. Sar icen*a Head, SaewhiU,
M.

DitOiellinf' ear. Talbcty South*

• waik, Th.

Doncafter car. Red Don, ftlderf*

gate ftr. M. Th. Swan with

two Nerkf, L«d lane, T. F.

Bear,Baringhallftr. M. F. White

Horfe, Oipplegatf, M.
.mm> ico» Swan, Holbourfl bridge*

M. W. P. Summers M. Th.

Winter, ft I. 5 1«
Dorchafter car. Bell, Friday ftr*
' ilaHy ) 8ataccii*i Head tkert

M. Th. S.
•— <o, Saracen*! Head therCi M«

Tb. fr. il« 101,

Eating CO. one Belt, in the Strand,

daily ) fa. 1 a. 6 d.
—ear. Bell, Ditty bne, M. W.

S.
Eaft Orinftead car. Catherine*

wheel, Soathwaik, W. S. Tal-

bof there, M. F.

M3 ^^

( 246)

Ktft Htm CO. Swtn, Whit«ch«pel,

W. T. Til. F. S. fa 1 1.
EjAwIcIi car. Viae^ BiihopfsaU ftr.

T. S.
B«ton CO. Belt Sarage, Lodgate

hUl, dally) fa. $f.
Baton bridge car* George, SouUi-

warkf T.
Ebl«y car. Kiiig^a Head, Old

Change, W. Summer j F. Win-
ter.
KcclciVal car. Caftle and Falcon,

Aidetrgate ilr. T. Th. Gcorgt

and White Hart there, T.
VHfaborcugk, or Edgware, car.

George. Snow hir, W. S. BeU,

Mf^ryrck lane, M. W, F,
»>— coi Ball, Holbourn, CTcry Day,

SumnDcri T. Tb« S. , Winter |

fo/ai.'Gd. ^

£diobiv|h (aod^I the Rosd from

Starnfu^d thiuie^) car. White

Horfc, .Cvipflegaie, M.
•-^co. $wan, Ho<bb«fra bridge',

M.' W.'F. Summer; and M.

Th, yfi^ttr. Qicmn yard, SO-

yet ilr. Gclden fqiiAtej ftvccy
^o^hca T, 5 J. 5/. '
£dmou(oa car. OH, Cathermei

.w^eeU' without Biihopt^atc, M.
* T. T^/Sl. ^ '
^'^9'^, U'sA^ Bifbp/gate fir, dai^y ^

/a. IS.'
E l\vi..il( w car. WJiilc Horfe, Crip-

rl-g.te, M.
J5fh ^'mm car.' White Hart, South-

.v«rk, T, .
Il^uAih cc' Bait aod Tub, Ficet-

a, T. TK. S. fa. 5 s.
^gletoQ car Old Catherloe-^Khfely

^tihrpf^ate ftr. W'fiiout, W.
Egrcmcnd ca-. Caflit; Wocd ftr. F.
E:4ud car. -Whiw Horfe, Cih-

plf gate, F«. Bear, B^fioghaU, Aft
' M.^ " ' ■/ .'

EiGtincre car.* Caftk' and' Falcon.
' Aiaer%4cc, •^f. Th.'
EWec CM. C«k„ A:4erf»te Rr,

W. S. . • \ ^

Elfum'car.'SAaceo's Head. SncW«

hill, T, - / ^^'

Eithooi CO. Cfofi K-yi and Spfead

Eigle, Gracechoffch'^* daily i

fii* ia« 6d«
Ely car. Bull and Four Swan a, Bt-

ihopfgate ftr. W. Th. F. Wag-

goa and Horiea thcrt, W. Th.

F.
Ely (lile oO car. Ball« BilLoprgaie

(lr.W.Th.JF,
Enfield car. Old Catherinc-whce],

B fhopfgate ftr. without, M* T.

Th. S. Red Lion there^ W. S.
«-— >cc» Bull, Biihopfgateiir. daily ;

fa. 1 1. 6 d.
Eppiog car. White Swan, White-
chapel, T. F« K.iog*a Aimt,

Leadenhall At. W. S.
— **co. Black Boll, Whitcchapel,

W.S. fa. 3r.
Epfoaa car. King*i Head, South*

walk, T.'S. CaiU'e» Piccadilly,

Th.
•— — «co. Spread Eagle, Gracer^iwch- '

fir. T. Th. $. >• Winter ^ and
'. e very-Day in ^mmer, fa. ^t,
EHing^o'n car« Aoog^a .Dead, Old

Change, W. F. Symincr.
laton CO. White SvrtQf Holbonra,

• dai^ fa. 5 t.
EvediaU car. Windmill^ Sf« Jubo*f

ikr, S.
Eicili^m and Placea adjaceat car,

BuU and Mouth', AMcrfgate,.ftr»

S.' ' . . ^

Tvery bank car. Caftfe and Falcon,

Al^crfpte dr. M. Th..
ITxerer and Places adjacent car.

.^U, Fxiday ftr, jdaihjju Saracen's

Head tterc, M, "Th* C106 Keyr,

Wood ftr. M.
——CO. Saracen*s Head, Friday flr.

M. Th. Summer; fa. al. 51.

M, in Winter. Bell tlietCi M.

fa. a I. 5»,
Eye car, Saracen's Head, Snoy

hill, M.

.' ^* * .
faiifi>rdcar.George, Snow hill, F.S.

Fakenham car. Bull, Biibouigate

fir. W, T, F,

FalkiQ|ham

( 247 )

F«lkhighiiD eir. Red Liooi Alderf^

gate ftr. Th.
»"— <o. Bull aad four Swans Bt»

Aiopfgate ftr. M. W. h. 1 1. 50.
FUinoutli car« BbU^ Friday ilf*

dail^.
Farroi«|hanv car. Geoige, Soutk*

wark. T.
Fa'nham caf • Ptaeocit, Clare mar»

ket, S.
Farriogdoo car. White Horfe, Fri-
. ^y ftr. F. Oxford Arms, War.

wick lane» S.
Fclibvidgewiter car. Catharine*

wheel, Sauthwark, W. S.
Fcnoy Stratford car. Roie and

Crown Sc. John's dr. W. Red

Lion» Alderfgate ftr. iff. Th.

White HorTe, Ciip^legate, M.
Ferrybridge car Bear, Bafingkall,

ftr. M. F.
.— ■ ■ CO. Swaoi Holfaotira bridgi*,

W. W. F Sommer i M. Th.

Winter; fa. x1.5R.
BcrryhUl car. WMtc Hoife, Ccip^

pleg2t?, M.
F«rtrih«n'car. Ki«g*fi>Uead,Soiitli^

wcrk,-T. W.
FtAchfieldcarSaxaceaMlcad, Aldi*

gate, F.
FMon ear. Horihoe, Oo/weU Rr.

M.Th.
Fkt€bi% C4r, Catherine • wheel,

SonthiKark, T.
Flint car. Caftle ^d Falco'?, Altterf-

gate ftr. M. Th. B^cfTooiS I m>

Latjr^nde lan^ M. Th.
Fouifliam car. Four Swans, Bifliopf-

gifte ftr. W. Th. F.
Fcxton rar. Two Svvaos, without

BiHiop^ate, W.
Framlimham car. Sa^tcan*! Head
. -and BtrlJ, 'within. Aidgate, M. '
Frim'ey car. Peacjck, Clare mar-
: ket. S.

Frodfham, car. Swan with Two
- Nttcks, Lad t^ne, F.
Frome ca-. iCing*i Armi, 19 J-
. bnwua hri4ge, W. F. BoU and

Mouth, Aljcrrgaie, Th.
frofter c«4 Kiog*i Head, Old

Change, F«

Fulham co. White Hart Alehoufe^
Suand, daily j ft. 1 1.

O,

Gainiborovgh car. Bear, BaSnghall
ftr. F. White H orfc, Cripple-
gate, F. Xaftre, Wood dr, M.

Oatftang car. Caftle, Wood ftr. F.
Swan wi(h Two Nuks, Lad
lane, F.

G4ft>jrn car. Bear, Baftnghall ftr,
F. White H'^rfe, Cripplegate, F.

Gfbrough car. Rtd Lion, Alderf-
gate ftr. M.Th.

Gafgow (Scotland} car. Caftle^.
Wood Sr, F.

Giaftciibujy car. Caftle, Wood ftr.

F. .
. Gleeo car. Bell, Swithfield, M.

Qlcnuford car. Spread £agle> Grace*
church ftr. Th.

Gloocefter car. King*i Armt, Old*
Change, S.

••^-^o. Bolt and Too, Fleet ftr*
M.W. F. fa, il. 3«.

Godalmin car. Spur, Borough, Th.

— «co. White Hait, Soothwark,
W. S. fa. 6 I.

Godftone car. Spur, South wark, F.
Talbot there, T. S.

— — coj Talbot lher«, T. S. fa. 4 1.
* .GofpoQ car. Bell Sivage, Li)dgatc
hii], M.Th White Hart, Sooih.
wark, daily.

Ooudhuift car. White Hart, South-
wark, Th.

Graiifdon car. White* Vart, St.
J }hn*8 ftr. S.

Grantham car. Caftle, Wood ftr.
M. Cock, Alderfgate ftr. M.

Grantham co. Three Cups, Alderf-
gate ftr. M. F^ Summer ; M.
Th. Winter 5 fa. i I. 5 s.

Gravefeod car. Kirg*s Head, Souths

. wark, Th.

Greenwich co» Crofs Keys, Grace-
church ftr. Spread Eagle ibf re,
twice every Day fa. fs. Red
LiAn PailiaiaeAt ftr. twice a
Day i fa. i«.

M' 4 Grtsndon

(us )

OfvniM car* C««v|i, Saitmield^ HarboMttgh ear* Windmlf, St.

Th.
Cuilol^rA car. Wbite Hartf Sooth-

wMk, T* '•
•— c. Angd, tebiiid St, CIc*

OMst**, T« F. fii« 5 ••

H. .

Nacltncy co. by GraAm Collcgt,
B iliop%at«: fit* daily } bo fet fa.

Hjdham car. Boll, within Biihopf*
f4tt ftr. T. Th. S. Two Swam

Wi:h0<i% S,

•— :o, BiiU^ Blfliopfgate, T. Th.

S. h. 5 9,
Maddinham or. TwoSajqi, with-

mit Bifliop gate, M. Oxford

Armsy warwi k Uaey F.
Iladleifh car King*! Aimi^ Lead*

cahall ftr. Th.
fiadfow car Bcif and Bell, Booth*

wark, T.
li«afliKk car. Old Cathcriiic. wheel,

without Bi(hop(gatc, W:
HiUtes car* Red Lion, Aldnff^te

0T, M. Th.. Swao with Two

Necfcftp Lad l*ne, T. F*
Hamead car. Kiiig*a Head, Lead-

e«ih*ll ftr. Th.
Balftjn car. Bull, BUbopfgate ftr*

W. S, SaraceaU Head. Saow-

HU, M.
^- "CO. B<ill and <kttm Dragoa,

Btihopfgace ftr. F, la. i ).
Hanafnerlmuh co« Coach aad

Horfes, Strands daily; fiu 1 1.
Hampftcad co. H(«lb«>iiro ban, and

Jamca^ Art Coveot Garden, fire.

umea a Day : fa. 1 1.
Hampton Road (Gkioceier) and

Placet adjacent car. Gert|e,

Snow hill, F. S. Saraaren'a

Head. Friday ftr. T. F.
Himpton Town and Coort co. B II

Savage, Lodgate hill} Golden

rrou. Charing eroG, T. Th. S*

Winter j daily Summer $ fa. 3 ••
Haaborough car. Bull and M«)tttil.

Al3«rfga;e, Tb. .*

Hanflop cax, Crofi Key., St. fohn'i

fir. F» "*

John'i ftr. Th. Bear and lUggod

5:aflF, Smiihfield, M.
Harleftoa car. Saiacen*a Head,

Snow hill, M.
Harlipg car. Bull aad Four Swam,

wtthm Biihopfgate, W. Th. S.
Harden car. Rofe> and Ciown, St.

John'i ftr. T. F.
Hallow car Three Nons, withoat

Aldgate, T. F. King's Arms,

LcadcnhalJ ftr. 9.
Harold car. B ar and Ragged Ssiff,

Smithfield, Th.
Harrow on the Hill cc. Blue Bozr

and Geoige, Holboorn, M. T. S.

Winter j crery Day Summer ;

fa. a i.
Harwich co. Spread Eagle, Grace-

churih ftr. T. F. fit, 169. King's

Arma, LcadeabaU ftr. T. F. &•

16 s.
Hafelcy (Great) car. White Rorfr,

Holboura bridge, W.
Hxflenere car. Peacoclr, C?arc
• Market, S. Talbot, Soothwaik,

T.S.
Hafliogtno car. Bloflbm't Inn Lau-
rence lane, M. Th.
Haftingi car. Spar, Soathwark ,

Th.
Hhtfield, car. Swan wHh two Nr ckf,

St. John'i ftr. W. S. White

Hart chete, W. S. Khig*i Arms,

Holbcnrn Bridge, W. 8* Cock,

Aldetigaie ftr. W. S.
— -co. Greyhound, Smithfield, T.

Th. S. Summer | T. S. Winter {

fa. 4 s.
Harerlordweft car. George, Siow

hill. S.
HaveriJl car. Ipfwtch Armt, Cul«

lorn ftr. Th.
H«wkf *i head car* Gift?e, Wood ftr,

F.
Hawkhtttft car. White Hart, Sooth*

wajl^Th.
Haydoo car. Two Swam, withoot

Biftiop%atc, F.
Hcathfield car, l^or^ Sootfiwark,

W#

( 249 )

Heddinsktm nr. Spread Ea|lt
Oracecborcb Ar« Th«

Heliham or. White Hir^ Soatli^
wirk, T/i.

Hcmftead ear, Kiiig*t Atm^ Hol«
' boiirn bridge! T. F«

Hendofl co, George» Snow bill, W.
S.

Heaftcld rtr. Hilf Mood, Soatb-
wark, F.
- R mlcjr upon Thamct, White Hotfe,
Friday ftr. W.

■ ' CO. Angel bebind St. Cleneat't,
T, Tb. S. fa. 5 r.

Henley (Warwick) car. Ca#le and
Falcon, Alderfgate ilr. M.

Hcnlow tar. Wiodmil), St. Toba*a
ftr. W.

Hem^gbam co. Spread Bigle,
Oracecboreb ftr. T. Tb S. Sam-
mer, T. S. Winter 9 it, 8 t.

■ — ■car. Tbree Nuni, Wbitecbapa;,
Tb.

HenAridge car Gerrard*i Hall/ Ba-
ting lane, bf •

-*— *co. Saracea*! Head, Friday ftr.
T. fa. I f .

Heawick car. Bear and Ragged
Staff, SmithAe d, Th.

Hereford car. Saiacen'i Head, Fli-
day^r. S.

•——CO. Bolt and Tun, Fiact ftr*
M. fa. iL III. 6d.

Reriing car. Bull tod Orcen Dra-
gon, Btibopfgate ftr. Tb. S.

Hertford ear. Vine, Bi/bopftgaic ftr.
T. S. Bull and Green D agnn.
T^ W. F. S. Swan, wttboDt, Bi-
ftiopfgate ilr. Carta erety Day.

»>^eo. Bull and Green Dragon
tbere, daily | fa. 41.

Higbgate co. Alderfgtte, every
Day ^ Bear, Mulboum, the fame j
at Mr. Rotch'i, Hoibouro bars,
£ve Timet a Dayj f», 1 1«

H gham-fcrri>ri and Plarei td^ceot
car.RoCr, Sreithftcld, Tb. Horfe-
iboe, G«^fwell ftr. S. ^

Hi|b worth ear. Oxford Afm, WlV
'vick laaci S,

High Wickham rar. BoU WH
Mouth, Alderfgate ftr. T. F.

Hinckley ear. Callle^ Wood ftr*
M.Th.

Hindon car. Saracen*! Head, Friday
ftr. M. Tbt

Hinghasn car. BuU aad Creen Dra-
gon, BtSiopfgate ftr. W. Tb* S*

Hioton St. George ear. Oerrard*t
Ha4l, Bafing lane. M.

Hitchin car. White Hirr, St Joh&*«
*r. M. T. F.

•——CO. GreyboandfSmlthfield, T.
Tb. S Summer t T. S. Winter ;
fa.6f.

Hoddefdoo car. Boll, within Bi*
ibopfgate { T. Tb. 8* Vine there*
T. S. Swan, withoot Biibopf-
gatc I By GirtB every Day.

^— <o. Ball, BUhopfgatt ftr. daily ;

A* IV

Hogoft car. White Hart, Borough *

Tb.F.
Rolbridge car. Horlboe, GoiWell.

ftr. M. Tb.
Holt ear. BuU and Gram Oragoa,

Bifliopigate ftr. M. Tb. S.
Hblmefchapel car. CaflUi Wood ftr»

Tb. Ax Aldenntnbury, M. Tb«
Ronitoa car. Bell, Friday ftr. every

Day.
Hookoortoo car. RaiB, SmltbiicM*

Th.
Rorneaftk tar. Red LioR, Aldet£*

gate ftr. M»
Horanead ear. Two SlTaaf^ irith-

out B}fhop%ate, F.
Hof aicy co. Bell and Crown, Hol-

boorn, daily f fa. 1 1. ) d.
Horihtm car. Swao« Blackmao, ftr.

Th.
Horlley car. Kiag*4 Head, Ofd

Chanter.
H^nghton Hall ctr. Bull aod lour

Swans, without Biiboprgata, Wy

Tb, F. #

H'fwdeo car. Red Lioa, Alderlkatt

ftr. M. Tb.
Hodderifield ear. ftwao with Tw»

Hecfca, Ud I«ie4 T» F. I^car,

( «50 )

B<fio|lun Hr. M. F. Red Lran

AlderfgAU Ar. M. Th.
Hull car. Red Lion. AldAilate Ar.

M. 7h.
Hunperfonl c»u Whire Svao, Hoi-

bourn bidge^ W. Rofe tbere, W.

Cvaceik*! Head| S-.qw hiU,. T*
Huoton (Surrey} Taibot, '\a the Bc-

rougb, W, F,
Huntiagdos car. Bell, Snnitbfieldy

S« Red Vw, Alderigate (Ir.Tli.

Cock t)ieie,* M. $• Three Cops

there, M«
— €^. Three Cupi, Alderfgete ftr*

W. Summer; U, 13s.
H ontWy car. Gcotf e. Snow hill^ S«
HuDt^^doo CO. there» T. Tb. S. fa.

Ruift car. T^lUt, Sotithwark, Th.

BciTf RafingJiaU Ar.

I.
Hcbefter car. SaraceB*i Head, Fri-
day ftr.-M. T.
lUtord CO. Bullj ^dgite, cwry D|qr.

h, I s.
Uroiefter car.Saracea's Head« F|!<-

diyfir. M.T.
IngAtftone car, BuU, without Aid-

gete> every Day ; fii. 1 e.
•iA— -co* Spicad,£«4lry Cra&echuich

ftr, daily ; fa. 4 1«
Inglrby xar* Ax. Aldermanboffy

M.
Jpfwich car. Spread Bag^, Graqp-

church ftr. Th. $araceii*« Head^

Aldgat^ M.
* ' 'CO. Cro6 Ktjt, Grmcechnrch.

Ar. M. W. F. Summer } M*

Tb. Winter $ fa. i« s.
llle of Wight car. White Hirt«

Southwark, daily.
, lulp can- CaftIe*aod- FalcoDj ^\-

derfgat? ffr. M.
lil^ worth CO. Bie4r|{^cc^il!y»di^2y;

fa. • f •
( «w.~car. Bolt and Tun, Flett fir.

fa. a a.
m.MO car. Talbot, Southwark, 'T.
, Iver.car, Whdt^Horfe, Holboora.
. hri6%e, T, S,
Jrioftho ca. Btl^ Warwick lane.

Kecklej car.

M. F.
Kifdervioller car. Crofs Key»i

Wood ftr. M. Bull tfid Moutb,

Alderlgate^ S.
Kegworth car. Bull, SoMtbfieJd* M.

Swan with Two. Necfca, LmI-

Lane, M.
Kegbtley car. White Hor^, Crip-

plegate, F*. Bear, Bafingha.] fir.

M. CafWe, Wood ftr, F.
Kelved.)n CO. Spread Eagle, Gace-

chutefa fir, T. Th. S. Summer i

T. S. Winter $ fa. 7 &• King*8

Arms, Leadenhall ftr. M. W. F.

fa.7».
■"-^machine there ; fa* 10 ••
— — caV. Kiog*s AraaSf Leadeohall

ftr. Th.
KemptoQ c^r. Wiodmiil^ St. John'a

ftr.T. F.
Kendai car. Caftle, Wood ftr. F.
Kenninghall Car*. Four Swans,

within Bidiopfgate, W. Th. S.
Kenfingtoo Co. Coach end Horfer,

S nod, overy D«y ; fa. f t.

White Horfe Cellar, P ccadilly {

fa. 6d.
Ken'fi gton G avej pits Q». One

Bel), Strand, cTery Day | Ca.

1 8. 6 d.
Kefwick car. Caftle, Wood ^r. f.
kettcrmg car. Horfhoe, Oofwell

ftr.M.Th. Rofe,Smithiield,T^.
•»— CO. Croft K.ey!, $r. John's ftr.

Th. fa. 14s.
Kew «0c Angela Picaadilly ; fs.

M. 6d.
Kibwoith c r. BeH, Smithiieldy M.
KifkUy car. ^wan with Two

N.chs, Udlane, T.F,
. Kimbulton car. Three Cup% AI«
f. de^fpate ftr. M. Rufeaod Crown,

St. Juhn^i ftr. S.
King^clere car. Kiog*s Amt, HoI«

bouro bridge, F!«
l^^ftoo upon Thames co. Stack
Lion watci laojB^ daily ) la a c.
€ d.

. , , . , •• (25

Kiogfton car. White Hart, South-
waik, T. F..

KiiigtQo «ar. White Swtn^ Hol-
bourn bridge* 9. .

'Kippax rar, White Horfe* Cripple-
^a(e M. • .

Kirly car.'Caftlc Woo4 ftr. F»

Kirkbam car. Swan wiih Two
Necks, Lad hne, F.

Kirkireten car. Ak^ Aldermanbury,
Th.

Koarefboroogh car. Bear, Bafiiig-
hall ftr. F. Red Lino, Alder le-
gate fir. M. Th. WhUe, HoiiJ»,
Cripplega e, M.

Knotiford car; Ax, AUttmuohntf^
M. Th. Caftle, Wo«l.ftf. Th.

L.

La Brun car. White Rrfe, Caip-'

plrgate \f,
l*idwe|l car. Gerrard's Hal), Ba-

fiog ia«e,. Ml
^rtrbourn ca* . King*l ArXtfs,rHcI«

beurn bri^g«, W. Th, <alit' at

the White Horfe .Odtar/ and

White Bear, Picctdil y. '
"L^nciAtr CUT, sViS .with Two

Necks, Lid l^oe, F. Caftle

Wood Ar. F, Ax» AlderfMHk-

bury, M. Th»
LandiU» «r. G^tgcy Snow bill,

8. .-.•.. .
Lmdovery car. Jitto, . ' .
L»nB/ord,«ar. RaA^aod jCflow»» S^

J hn*» ftr. S,
Latiingford car» Bull and Oretti

DragQD, Btftopf^Mie ftr. W. Tb.

S,
l^;oa car. Ojford Arm", Warw.dd

lane^ &. Bull th«re» S.
L^iringbam car. Spread £agUy
^ Gracrchureh ftr. Tb.
Liunceftoo cat. Bcil^ JTiIday ftr.

M.S.
Lay ton Ba2zard car. Bel), War-
wick laac, F.
Laytoo^ftone CO. Bke Bosr, WhiCe-

cbapeii d^ly fa., i ••
Leatberhead q^ B^ar adtt B4ll,

Somilwaik, T» White H*it

•hcre^ T»

-— «co. Crdfb KtjSf Gracechurc'^

ft<^, «. fa. 5 9.
LHcblade car. George, Snow hill,

F. S. KiDg*f Haad, Old Change,
' S.

tear car. Ax, Aldemaftbury, M".
Leeda car. Btar, Baftnghall ftr. M,

F. White Hoffe, Cfipplegate,

M. r. eock» Aldcrfgate ftr. M.

Red Lion there, M. Th.
Leeke car. Swan with Two Necks,

Lad lane, F.
.Leicefter and PJacei adjacent car.

Bdll, Smi'h6eld, M. Rofe there,

M* Th. Bell* Wood ftr. M. Th.

Caftle there, M. T. F. Swaa

with Two Necks, Lad laoe, M.

BlofToiD*! Ion, Laurence lane,
, Th. F. Ax, Alderman bury, M.
-~co. Ram, SmitfaBeM, M. W.

F. Summer ) M. Th. Winter $
' ft, 1 1. ft e.
^Lci.h car. Bioftom** Ins, Laurence

Lane, Th. F..
T—- ^o; Spreaa Eagle, Gracethorck

ftr. { daily fa. is.
Lcightdn - Buzaard car. Oxford
, ' Armi, Wirwck lane, S. Rei

L^on, Alderfgate ftr F.
LenHAm car. Talbot Alchoofe,

Sr and, Th.
(tfoniirfkr cai^. Whitt Swan, HoU'

bouro bridee, S.
Lewis can Talbot, Soothwark, T.

<5«orge there Th. White Hiire

th;rc Th.
*— ^co. Talbot there, T. S. £i»

13«.
LidhDgton car. Golden Lion, St

J hn»« ftr. T. S.
Lime car. Bell, Friday llr. M.
Limington car. Refe, ff.Iboum

bridge, Th. •
Lincoln car. Red Lioo, Alder fgate

flr. M.
——CO. Three Caps there, M. F.
, Somaner) M. T. Winter $ fa«

f 1. 13 I. Bull and Fjur Swans*,,

Biftiopfgate fir. M. F. fa. iL

101.

M C

LinfieU

L-fttOB ctr, Oofebia and Two
8«aM muhamt BUhopigate W.

. Lifch^m «Ar..Btfll •n4 Fwr Swaoi^
B«lhiip%att §tr» W. Th. F.

( 252 )

WooAftr. W.S. aftkaad faW
coo, Aldcrfgstc, T. Ai« AUIcr^
loaabury, M. F«
MaidtflhaadctrtTan^BoItiod Ton,
Fleet ftr. T, F. t, SamflBcr { T.
S« Winter )/«.«••

LttchftcM car. A*» AUcnntobary, Maidfione ctr. Talbot AkfaouCe^
M« Th. Caaie Wocd ftr. M. Struid, Th.

Ceftic and FakoQ Aldei fgate, M.

T. GMife ihcic, if. T.
L'tcbficid «». B«U, Wocd ftr. M.

Th. Swnatr | M. Wiatcr ^ H.

II. 71.
Lffvcfpool ctr. A»| AMermanVDry,

. Croiii Kcysj GracechorcK
ftr. T. Th. S. Summer $ T. S.
Winter J fa. y%. Spread Eagle
there, fame time j fiu 7 f .
ifaidftoae carravaa^ BoJIj Leaden*
hall ftr. W. Th. S.
M.Th. SwaD with Two Neck's^ Mairsfield car. Catherine wheel,
Lad lane, F. George and White Southwaik, Th.

" -" MaMcn car. Blue Boar, White-

dupd, F.
«■■ CO . Blue Boar, AUgate, T* F.
~ Winter ) T. Th. S. Summer ^

Hart, AIdet%»le ftr. T.
Long comptOA car. Rofe, Smitk-

field, Th.
l.oiig Melfetd car. Spread Bagle^

Gracecbnrch ftr. Th,

^.osghborough car. Swan with Two MalmflMuy car. George, Saow hiil,

Neckt, Lid Lane, M. Bkfibn^i Th. 8.

Ino, Lfwence lane, Th. F. Bell, lianchcftercar. Az, Aldemanbiinr,

Soiithficld, M. W. TW F. Swan with Two

Low. Laytna eo. Bell, AUtate» N<c^i_ ^*< ]±^'» ^i_ J^"*

daily j Three Hooa there, d^ily ;

Viae, BiftM»pJkateftr. daily { fa.tu ^
Lowfy-Ctoft car. Whke Horfe,

Cripplegate, !!•
Lewthcar. Red Lkm, AldcfTgatr,

ftr. M.

Wfod ftr. M. W. S. BloflLm'a
Inn, Laoteoce lane, W. Th. F.
Cafde and Falcon. Aiderfgatc ftr.
W. S. Caftle, Wood ftr. If . Th.
■■ re tur ned co« and chaiie. As,
AJdermanbury. daiJy.

Lowther Hail car. White Horle, Maaeftcld car. George, Smithfield.

Cripplegate, M. M. Caftle Wood ftr, T. BcU

Lodlow car. Satacea'a Head, Snow- there, Th.

kiU, M. T. George and White Utawydine car. Tw© Swant , with*

Hart, Aldcrfgace ftr. S. ont BUhopfgate, T.

Luton cv. Three Copi, Alderfgate Marth car. BqU, nftu>p(gate, ftr.

ftr. T. F. Rofe and Crown, St. W. Th. F. Four Swana there,

John's ftr. T. F. W. Th. F.

Lutterwoith ear. Ra», Smithfield, Maifate Co. Spread Eagle, Gnwc»

T. Ax, Aldermanbttry, M. Okurch ftr. M. F, fa. 16 a.

Lyaa cair Ball, Bi&op%ate, W. If aiket Bofworth car. Ax, Alder

Th. F. Green Dragon and Foor
Swant there, W. Th. F. nod
Camb. Waggon there. W^Th. F.

^«— en. Gfeeo Dragon, Biihopfgate,
ftr. F. Sanuaer ; Th. Wincer i
fa. 1 J.

M.

Ifaecle field car. Swan with Two
Neckfl, Lad Lane, M. W. Bcli^

manbtiry, M. George and White
Hart, AUerfgate ftr. M.
Mai k«t Harborouish and Places ad-
jacent car. Bear and Ragged
StalF Smithfield, M. Bell, Wcod
ftr. Windoull, Sr. Juhn't ftr.
Th. iSwan with Two Neekt^
lid Laae, M« W,

Market

( *53)

Market ftr. e»r. Swtn with Two Mlnehetd ear. SancenMIeid. FrU
Necki, St. Jobn't ftf . Th, Bell, day ftr. M^T.

WaiwtckUac, W. &

Jdariborough car. White Swan,
Holbouro, T. W. Th« RoTe
there, W. Tb.. Bull aud Mouth,
' AUerfgite, F.

ifarbw car. Peacock, Clare- mar-
ket, S.

•»«-nMchine,Gill1e, Piccadilly, W*
S fa. 51.

MjrihfieM co. Saracen*t Head, Fri-
day ftr. M W. ft. il. 7f.

Miiiham can White HuKe, Grip*
pleg^te, M.

Mayfield car. Swan with Two
Necks, Lad Jane, F.

Mayfield car. Greyhoiiad, Sooth*
waik, Tb.

Maypok car. Two Swam, Biihopf-
Hate, Th.

McaAbam car. Swan, Bfackmaa
ftr. Th.

Miffington (Great and Little) car*

Bell, Warwick lane, 8.
M tcham CO. Spread Eagle, Oract-

church ftr. daily $ fa. i a. 6d.
Monmouth rar« George, Snow hil],S»
Montague car. Gerrard'a Hall, B&-

finglane, M.
Montgomery car. Bell, Wood ftr.

Th. Csftle and Falcoo, Aldcrf-

gaceftr. M.Th.
Moreton in MarAi car. Saracenic

Hrad, Snow hiU, S.
Mountforrel c*r. Bell, Smithfield,

M. Swan wiih Two Necki,

Lad lane, M.

N.

Namptwich car. Bloflbm*i Inn,Laa«

rente lane, M. Th. Caftle and

Fa con, Alderfgate ftr. M. Th«

Geoi^t and White Hart thrte, T.

Mflboom car. Hed L<oo, wtthont Nsfli car. Bear and Ragged Staff,

Biflinpfgate, P.
Bleikcftum car. Bull and Month,

Alderif ateftr. F. Saracen'a Head,

Snow hill, T. W. F.
Mellon- Mowbray car, Rofe, Smtth-

field, M« HorOioe, Gofwell ftr.

M. Th.

Smithfield, M.
Nayland car. Kiog*a Armi, Lead-

enhali ftr. Th.
Neadham car. Spread Eagle, Cttce*

church ftr. Th.
Nettlcbed car. King*i Head, Old

Change, W.

bcref Th. Summer only { Kewark car. Caftle, Wood* ftr. M«

h, II. II.

Michaeldean car.^ George, Snow-
hill, S.
Middlew^ch car. Ax, Aldermanba-

ry, M. Th. George and Whim

Hart Alderfgate ftr. T.
Mi<!hjfft car. Taibut, Sonthwark,

Th. Wiiite Hat t thcff , M. Th. F.
*— •<o. Talbot, Soutfawark, Th.

h. 14.1.
Midlam car. White Horfe, Crip-

plcga^e, M.
Milbom >>ort car. Oerrard*a Hall,

Bafiog lane, M.
■p ■ CO. Saracen's Head, Friday ftr*
• T. ft. I 1. 81.
Mtlboia (CambridgeOiire) car. Red

Lieo wtthont Bimopfgate F.
Mint- North car.Ax, Aldcrn •

fc»rr, Th.

Cock, Alderfgate ftr. M.

Newberry car. Kiog*a Armi, HoU
boom bridge, Th. Rofe there,
W. 8araceo*8 Head, Soow hiH,
T. W. F. Bull and Mooth. Al-
derfgarcF. calls at the White
Horfe Cellar, and White Beat

' Inn, Piccadit'y.

— fo. Bell Savage, Ludgate hill,
daily. Summer { T. Th. S.
Winter I fa. 11 i.

Newcaftle under Line car. Ax, Al«
dermanbary, M. Th. CaAle,
Wood ftr. M. Caflle and Falcon,
Alder%ate ftr. M. T. George and
White Harf there, T. BloiToox'a
Inn, Laurence Jane, M. W.

Newcaftle upon Tync car. White
Horfe, Grippkpte, M,

Kcwceftle

( *54 ) . .

Kewtiftleco. WVke Swaoy HaU NortonPhlHipscar^Cerrard'f Hall,

bovra bridge, M« h. 3 1. 5 1.
Kewinj^ton co« Bilhof/gate ftr.

hourly I ^. 6d.
Kewmtrket car. Four Swans, Bi-

Otopfgatf, W. Vinciherc, T.
' Bu 1 tbcM, W. $.
»->^ CO, Green Dragon and Bull,

BifliopigatCf M. W» F. Suiusit^s

M. Tb. Winter j fa. tx s.
»->— machine there { fa. lat i.
Nevpoi« (Etfcx) ca-. DoJphi^

without Bifliop(gate, M. Th.
Newport (Heriford) car. Viae, BW

(bop^gat* «Uhtn« T. S»
Newport ^Shropfliift) car. O^Ie

aod Falcon, AJderfgau ftr. M.

Th.
Nevpott-Pagnel car. George, AV-

drrfgate flr. Th. Swan with Twrb

Necks, St. John's ttr. Th.
Vewtos^Locgford car, Bcll« Wai^

wick lane, F.
Northall car. Swan with Two

Neck^, St. John*s ftr. Th.
Northallerton car. White Roif'-,

Cripplogate, M. Red Lion, Alf>

deifgatsdr. M. Th.
Northamptoo car. Blofl"om*i Inn^

Laureoce lane, - Tb. F. Bell,

SmithBeld, M« G«orgc thci%

Th. Earn there, M, Rcfc and

OroWr, St. JohA*a ftr. T^.
"> ■■ CO. GeofgCy Sonithfield. M*.'

Th, Winter 5 T, Th. S. Som*

mcTi fa. lis.
— ** machine there, M. F. Smn-

mtr ; 4m» 16 1*
Northleach car. Saraceo*t Head,

Friday ftf. Tb.
Northletgh car. Bull and Mouth,
* Alderfgate, Th.
Niirth Shields car. White Horff|

Cripplegate, M.'
^No'ibwalfhacn car. B'jU ^nd Green
' D agOD, Bilh^pigate ftr. W.

Th. S. .
Northwich car. Ax, Alderman-

h«?y. M. Th. QM9, Wwdjafc

Th,

Baling lane, M.

Norwich car. Bull Oifhopfgate, W.
Th. $. Green Dragon there, W.
Th. S.

— — CO* Bull and Gceen Dragon
there, M. Th WiQier 3 M. W.
F. Summer ; fa. 1 1.

— ^— mr chine thtro, il. 5 s*

N6ttiogham car. White Horfe,
CrippJcgate, M. George, Smith-
field, M. Ram there, M. Ca-
ftle. Wood ftr. T. BcH there.
M.Th.

^.— CO, Ram, S«iithfield, M. W.
P. Summer j M. Th. Winter |
h. iL Sf.

Nuneaton car. Georn and While
Hmt% AIdir%^e ftr. M.

Ockingham car. White HorTe, Fri-
day ftr. Th.
. CO. Bolt and Tun, Fleet ftr.

T. ThiS. fe. 6 s.
OdeAooe cart As, Aldernuaobory,

M.
Qkehamcar^ Bear and Ragged Staffs

Smithfifrld, M.
ODerton car. White Horfe, Oip-

plcgate, M.
Onbrd car. Siraceo's Head and

BeU, within Aldgate, hi,'
Ormikirlb car. Swan with Two

Neckj, Lad lane, F. Ax, At*

dftmanbury, M. Tb.
Orwell car. Red Lion, without Bi«

ihopigate, F.
OfprtAg CO. Spread. £agle, Grace-

ohuich ftr» dai'y } h» 10 s.
Ofweftry car. Beii; Wcod ftr. Th,

Caft!e-«nd Falcon, Alderfgali^

M. Th. '
Qtlcy car. Swan vith Two Necki^
' Lad lane, T. F. Red Lion, Al-

der/gafif ftr. M, Th.
Over car. Swan, ^ithovt Biftiopf-
, gate, Th.
Onlnej c»r« C^Qt^f, 4^Ucr%ate Ah

(4

. Cunaic car, BcU, Wood ftr. Tb.
Bear and Ragged StafF, 3inith-

. .. field, Th..

Oxford car. Ball aod Month, AU
derigatei Th, White Swfti,
Holbourn bcidge, M. King*a
Head, 0!d Change, W. Oxford
' Arms, Werinnck lane, Th« BcdJ
thm, W. White Korfe, Friday
ftr. W. Saracen's Head, Snow
biil, W. George theie, W.
1^-— ca. Bo:t and Tun, Fleet ftr.

. M. W.F. fa. rot. Bell, Hal-
bouro, every Day Saoimer ^ T.
Th. S. Winter } fi. X% s. 6 d.
Bull, HoUioorn, T. Th. S. fa.
las. 6d. Oxford Arms, War-
wick lane, M. W; F. all tke
Year J U, 10 a.
Oxtead car. HaI{-au>oa, Sonth-
W4jk, T. F.

P.

Failwick car. Bel), Friday ftr. F.
. Paietliorp car. White Horfe, CrS{>-

plrgaie, M.
. Panfietd car. Saracea*s Head, with-
in Aldgate, F. ' ,
Panfwick car. George, Snow hilJ,

F.
Pargravecar* Saracen'i Head, Snow
' hiU, M.

Pattiebridge etr. White Hbrre,
Cripplegate, M.
, Paul* 8 Penrycar; Rofrtid Gro^o,

St. John's ftr. F.
.Pea>[b'idge car. White Nolle,
Cripplegatf, M.
Pcckbam CO. Ccois Keys, Cratt-
church ftr. and Spftad Bagle
there, daily j fa. 9 d.
PdhaiT) car. White Hart, St.John*s

ftr. F.
Prmbroke car* George, Snofl& hill,

S.
PenAiurft car* George, Sootbwark,
T.
• Penrith car. Caftte, Wood ftr. F.
Ferrot car. Gentd*! Hail, BafiAg
iane, M«

55 )

PBsftore car. Btrfl and Nfouth, M^

derfgate, S. Saraccii'a Head,

Snow hill, S. \

Peterborough car. Hoofe/hoe, Gof-

well ftr. M. Th. Code, Aldetf-

gate ftr. M. Red Ltoo there,

II.
— — CO. Horfefhoe, Gofwdl ftrt

Th. Summer only} ft. 16 a.
Peterifield car. Hi If- moon, Sti

Margaret's hill, W.
Pethertoa car. Garrard's HalJ, Ba-

ftag lan^, M.
Pecwotth car. Talbot, Sonthwark,

Th,
— CO. there, Th. ia. H >• *
Pewfey car. White Hori'e, Fleet

marke-, Th.
Picklriol car. Red Lion, A'dctf-

gate ftr. M. Tb. ^

Plaiftow CO. Coach and Horfes,

WhiUchapel ban, twice e?tty

Day ; no fee fa.
PUxon car. Bell, FrUay ftr. W. ;
PJy mouth car. Bell, Fiiday ftr*

(laily.
*— ^ CD. Bell* JFiiday fir. JB«
' fa. 3 I.
Ponder'a^end ro. Four Svuot, fli*

ihop^ate fti. daily ; fa. if. 6d.
Bontefraacar. Bear« Bafin^ali ftr.

M. F. Swan with Two Necks,
. . Lad Jane, T. F. George, AkbaT-

gate ftr. M. Red Lion there, M..

Th. White .Horfe, Cripplecate,

M.
Pool car. Bell, Friday ftr. Kf. Rofe,

Holbonrn bridge, Tb. S.
Portfrcouth car. White Hart, South*

wark, daily ; Kiog^a He«4,

Southwark, daily | Bell Savage,

Ludgate hill, M. Tb..
——CO. CrofsKeyr, Oracechureh

ftr* and Sprea4 Bagle there,

daily ; Star, F (h ftr. hill, T.

Th. S. White Hart, Southwaik,

M. T. Bell Savage, Ludgatehil),

T. W. F. Golden crofs. Charing

crofs, Mt Th. Sf all their, iwm

i6s« .

Pettoa

( «5^ )

fittoo ctf . Swia «idiT«9t Vrnkt,

8c. JtWiftr. Th. 8.
Fftfeot ear* Ax» AldtraaiibttrXf

If. Til. amc. Wood ftr. P. s
fitftoD (Ltac.) ctr. Swaa with
. Two Neckt« Ud ltac, F. QOHe,

Wood ftr. F. Ax, AUtnBaa.

Wtfy, M. Tk.
Pirtftoa (Ojdbrd.) car. Bell, War-
wick laoo, S.
Pockcrldge car. Dolpkia, -withoet

Biiko^(|ate, T. Th. S. '
•—^ CO. Dolphin there« T« Tk. S.

Ik.<i.
Patacy co. Aogel aad Stir, Scnnd,

daily ; fa, 1 1. ad.

Qoait cv. Bdl, SnttkficU. M.

K.
Hadwiater car* Ipfwick Annfy Col-

lorn llr. W. or S.
lUinhaiB Hall and Placea a^oceiit

car. Two Swaop, widMOt K-

ftopff ate, W. Th. S.
Ramilrary car. Roft, Holboani

bridge, W.
• ILaleodalc car. Blofiom*! Ion, Lao*

rcQce lane, Th. F.
.Jlaticc car. Cock, Alder%afie ftr.

W.S.
&s*CDglai car. Caftle, Wood ibk

F.
Reading car. Genard's Hall, Ba*

fing Uoe^ T. Tht SirMeo*a
. Head, Snow hilJ, T. W. F.

Oxford Armi, Warwick lane,

T.
•— — CO. Bolt and Too, Fleet ftr.

daily; fa. St. Golden czols,

Cbariog croft, daily ; fit. 8 1.
. «»— - ftafie chaife, Bear, Piccadilly,

every Day, Summer only; fa*
. 8».
Itedbonrn car. Bell, Warwick lane,

W.S. Cock, Akkrfgau ftr. T,

Kafiwroogh car. OzfMd
Warwkklaac, P,

Anntj

RtffM ear. Georgr, Atdcrfgatc ftt.

M. Red Lion there, M. Tli.
Resham car. GreenDragoa, Bl*

(hopfgaCc ftr* Th. .
Rickmwkd (Stirry)co. Sp-ead Eagle^

Gnceehurch ftr. daily { ia. %u

TUbee, Strand, daily, fa. % t.
Richmond (yorkftitre) car. Bear,

Bafioffball ftr. M. White Horic,

Cripplegate, AC
Rick'nanrwofth car. George, Soow^

hitl. F.
——CO. Bell, Holhoom, T. Tk.S.

Sumner s T. 8. Winter i ffu

}t. ^d.
Ringwood car* Rofe, Holboara

bridge, Th. 8.
Ripl^ (Yorkftiire) cor. Bear, Ba-

fiogball ftr. M. White Hsrfr,

Gripplcgate, M.
Rippoo car. Bear, BafioghaU ftr*

M. White Horfe, Gripp^egate,

If. Red Lk«, Alderfgate ftr.

M. Th.
Rilden ear. Two Swam, BiAop^

gate, F.
Rohert*a Btidge car* White Hart,

Southwark, Th.
Rochdale car. Ax, Aldermaobary,

M. Th. Caflk, Wood ftr. M.

Th. Bloflbio*a Itn, iaarcoce

lane, Th. F. C4ftie and Falcon,

Alderigatoftr. W. S.
Rocbefter co. Spread Eaele. Grace*

chorck ftr.- Croli Keyi there^

daily ; fa. yt- 6 d.
>*-— machine, GoMrn crofa, (!har«

iog croft, daily ; f*. 7 t. 6 d.
Rockiof ham car. Horfcihoe, Cof-

weUftr. M.S.
Romford co. Saracen*9 Head, Aid-
gate, M. T. Th. F. S. f»» a t.
-««-car. Swan, Whitecbapel, T.

Th. S. .
Rrftock car. Ccck, Alderfgate ftr^

W.S.
Rctberham car. Bear, BiBnghtH

ft/. W. White Horfe, Cripp^e-

gate, F, Cjiftle, Wood ftr*

T.F.

Rovel

( 257. )

Rowel car. HotCtfhoe, Gofwell ftr.

Th.
K( yilon ear. Vine, Biih9p%ate ftr*

?h. Dolphin there. T^Th.jS.
wo Swios there, F.
■ ■ ■ CO. Dolphin, Bifho^fgate ftr.

Th. S. Samroer j S. Winter $

ft. 7».
Rudgely car. Ax, Alderfninbory,

M. Th. Geotge and White Hart,

AMerrgate ftr. T. Caftie, Wood

ftr. M.
KufFo d car. White Horfe, Crip-

pJegate, M.
R igby ca% Caftle and F4caOy At-

derfpate ftr. T. Tb. S.
RunUcy car. Roie, Hulbourn bridge,

Tb, S.
Rutland car. Bear and Ragged Stafl^,

S.nithfickl, Tb.
Rye car. White Htft, Sontfawatk.

Th.
"Rycgate car. Hilf-moooi Sooth-

waik, S.

S.

Safiroairalden cir, Vint» Bifllopf-
gate ftr. withiRy Th. 0:d C«-
thariDcwhee?, without Bifliopf-
gate, W. Two Swaoa there, S.

•»— CO. Bhi«Boftr„ without. Aldo
gate, T. Th. Winter } T. Th.
S. Soouner ; fj. S t.

Stiiibwy car. White Swan, Hoi*
boura bridge, T. Th. 8nnday
Nigkta $ George, Snow hiU, Th.
ciUt at the White R r'e CeUar,
and White Bear, Piccadilly.

S^ltiboryco. BeU Savage, Ludgate
hiU, M. W. F. Moroing , Six
o'clock. Winter i M. W. F.
Night, Elcten o*Clock, Snn>-
mer } caUa at the White Horfe
Cellar, Piccadilly j ft. il.

$andbach car. As, Aldernuinbary.
M. Th. Oeofge and WhiU Hart,

. Aieerfgate ftr. T.

Sindbackcar. Ax, Aldermanbory,
Th.

Sandwich CO. Spread Sag le, Grace*
chorch ftr* T* Th. Ca. 15 a»

Sandy car. Swan wtth Two Neck**,

St. John's ftr. Tb. S.
Sawftoncar. Two SwanF,B fliopT*

gare, Th.
Saxmtindham car. Saracen*! Head

and Bell, within Aldgate, M.
Sea lb trough car. Red Lion, Alder f«

gate ftr. M. Th.
Seal car. Saracen*a Head, Friday

ftr. M. T.
Samt Bcea car. Caftle, Wood ftr. F.
Selby rar. Red Lton, Alderfgate ftr.

M. Th.
Scofton car. White Horfe, Crip«

ple^re, M.
Settle car. C^file, Wood ftr. F.
Suvenoak cir. BeU and Bear, St.

Margaret*! hill, Southwark, T.

F.
Shaftftury car. Gsnard*8 Hall, Ba«

6iigL)ane, II. Bell. Woodftr. If.
— ^ c6. Saracen*a Head, Friday ftr*

T. ft. 1 1. 3 1.
ShaUbrdcar. Saracen*» Head, Aid*

gate, F. Three Nona, Aldgfte^

Th.
Shaffnalcar. Caftle and Faleon, Al«

derfgateftr. M. Tli.
Sharftone car. BeU, Woodftr. Soil.

day Night, Crofa Keya there, M.
Sheffield car» BeU, Wood ftr. M.Th«
. Caftle there, T. F.
Shcfford car. Swan with Two

Necka, St. John'a ftr. S. White

Hart there, W.
Shelfcrd car. Two Swaat» BUhopf-

g»te, T.
Sherborne (Dorfetihire) car. Ger-

ra-d*i Hall, Baling lane, M. Bell^

Wood ft. Sunday Night.
Sherborne (Dorfeiihire) co. Sara-
cen** Head, Friday ftr. T. fa.

t). Sa.
Sherboume (Vorkflifre) car. Bea^,

B^finghall ftr. M. WhiU Horfe,

Cripplq^ate, F.
Shiddrington car. Ax, Alderman*.
• bury, M«
Shilton car. Ar, Aidcroianbory,

M.

Shiplen*

C 258 )'

SbiDton^llalbCcuw Caftfo, Wood Sooth Shields ctr. White MotCc,

nt. F

Sbipfton on Stour cu . Rafe» Snich •

AbM,TJi. ^
8b«itb«B (Knc) a^ TaAoe, Bo-

roHht W.
Shercbam (Suflcz) car. T«lhot»

Shrcwibsry or. CaAk and Falcon,

Aiatr%»te, M. Tfa. BtlL Wood

ftr. li. Tb.
——CO. Georie and White Hart,

Alder%ite ftr. W. fa. i ). 101.
Sifo car. Rofe and Crown, St.

fohQ*a ftr. T. F«
.Siftfd car. fi^raoeo'i Head, AJdgate,^

F.
SictiQ^bornco. Spread Eagle, Grace*

Yhurcb ftr. daily} Ciofii Ktj^t
. t^iart, daily | fa. 90 •.
,aiiif ton car. Sr«r, B^flofhall ftc

M. F, Swan wi|b Two Nackr,
. ^d- km, T. F. WMU Haifc,
^ CfiptkiMe, F. QaQ^» Wood

ftr. F. Red Lion, AUcrTe^fQiir.
- M,l*i

Slaugham %v^ Ca(bariae* wheel,
. Spuiiwark, W, .
jSka&fd cain Red Xio|i, Aldei^ate,
. M«

*—— CO. BoH and Four jkrqns,

9iftflliripte, II.F. £h il. 7 t.:
5kM^ 9ir...O%fgTd^Aripff War-
wick lane, S* '
^aakbxav. R«l l^i^n, AUefffgade

ftr. JVi. Th.
' jSolonhiiicar. Saraitiir*s Head, Saov

bi)I,M.T. S.
^olyhail car. CaAle aiidlikafl,.AU

derfgeieft. S.
Sootham car. Bell, Smirhfield,

th. Saracen*i Head, .Show biil>

Tb..
Southamptov ear. Roie, Uolbaprn

bridge, Th. S.
.•—• CO. Rofe, Halbourn hridgi^

M, W. F. V/intCTi Sund. T.

Th. Ni^lR*, Summer j h. ig 5,'
Southgate CO, Fjur Swans, Bi-

ibop%ate ftr. within, daily : fa,

X '• d.

Crtppkgatt, M.
Spalding, car. Hurfeflioe, Go^iven

ftr. M. Th. Cock, Aldcrfgate

ftr. M«
•.....« CO. there, Th. Lomner only }

fa« 1 1. 3 8. 6 d.
Spiifby car. HcrfeOoe, GofRrell ftr,

M. Th.
St. Alban's car. Cock, Alderfgate

ftr. T. Th, S. Three Cups there,

M. F.
— — CO. Swan with Two Neckc and

CcofsKeys, St. John's ftr. T.

Tfa.S. fa. 4s.
..^.—.-machine. White H^rt, St,

John'i ftr. daily ; fa. 4 s.
'St. Afaph car. Bloflom^alnn, Lao*

rence lane, M. Caftle and Fal«

cBR,.Aiaer4aee,M.Th.
St. Bonner*s car. White -Horfe,

Cripplegate, M«.
Sc. Ives car. Two Swans, wkhotit

BifKopfgate, Th.
St 1fleot*s car. Three Oipa, Alderf-

^cfir.M. Coclr there, &
SUfibtl car. Caftie^aad FMcoo, AI«

deil|^t«v- Bl. Th. George and

WhiteHarttiieiv, KT.Th, Blof.

fiim*t Ina, Lauieace laaei Mk
. Th. .

Staindrop car. White Horfe, Grip-
.* plegafie, M.
Staining .machine, Ktag*8 Head,

Sonthwark, Thv £». xos.
;Stain»eo# Bdltand Tub, Fleet fir*

T. Th. S. fa* 5?.
•Stalbiidge car. Gerard!f Hall, Ba:.

fing lape, M. White Horle, Fri-

day ftr. 5.
Stamford car. Caftle, Wood ftr. M.
. Cock, iUderf^atf ftr. M. tLtA

Lion thae, Th. BelL, Smhh-
. field, S.
^„,.^^co. Three •^up>, A]derl|ate

ftr, M. F. Sumncar f M. Th.

Wmter; fa. ;iU .

Standon car. Old Catherine-wheel,

. wlEho«t9ihoplglte,M. Th. '

ScaoAOce car. Geoq|e, Saow h^ll^

Th.

( a59 )

i Th. BeU, Warwick hue, M.
W, F.

Stftfunofeco; Boll, Holbourn, every

D*y, Sttmmer $ Rl. W. F. Win*

ter; fa. si. 6d.

•Sunfieid Deal car. Vine, BtfhopC

gate ftr. T. Bull there, T. Th. S.

--*— - co;.BmU, Biihoprgate, T. Th.

fa. 48.
SUniiead Mount- ficchet^ar. Sara-

'ceA*8 Head, Aldgate, S.
Stanton CO. Ball, BiihopfEate, T,

Th. S. fa. 41.
yStantoo (Lone) Two Swansy wiCh-
, out Bi/hop4ate^ W. Bull, with-
in, W,
Slevenedgc car. Wifldmill, St.
John*a ftr. W.5. Swan with
Two Necks there, Th. S.
iS'ok uodef Ham car. ^errard^s

Hall, Bafing lane, J4.

3t(ir[(port ear.. Swan with Two

Neckt, Lad lane, F. Bear, Ba-

> Aa^A^At. M. F. Caftte,Wo<ia

I Hr. M. Ciffie affid.Fale<», Al-

deviate Ar. W. S. Ax, Aiaer-

. faaq^Mry^ M* F»

Stockton car. Red Lion, Aldkrf-

. gj^te to. hi, Th. Whijts Morft,

Cripplegate, M«

^on^ car* . A x, AldisnMinbary , -Aft

Th. Bloflbm*! Inn, Liurcnce lane,

M, W. C|iftie and Fakoii, Al-

jerfgate flr. M. Th. Geo#ge^

* White Hart thci e, T.

^Wnehoufe car. Saraceh*t Head,

Friday (Ir. T. F,
£to^ingt0n car. Queen't Head',
Soothwark, Th, Swan, Blaek-
man ftr. Th.
Stofiy Stratlord ar. Windmill, St.

i<ihn*&ilr. T. White Hare there,
1. T.
Stoorbridge ctr, Saracen *s Head-,
Snow hill,. M. BuU'and' Mutfth,
. Alderfgate, S..

Stourhead car. Saracen*a Head, Fri-
day ftr. M. r,
^i^iirton (Oieat) ^ar. Swan with
Two Necks^ St. Joha*a.ftr. W.

Stowe-inotheWonldecar. Bear and

Ragged Staff, Smithfield, Th.
Stowe can George, Snow hil), Th.
Stowe-maiket car. Spread £agl^

Gracechurch ftr. Th.
Stoxley car. Red Lion, Alderfgato

ftr. M. Th.
Stratford and Bow co. Whitechapel
' every Day, often ', no fet price.
Stratford on Avon car. CaAle and

Falcon, Alderfgate ftr. M. Si-

racen*! Head, Suow hill, S.
Stratford (Stony) car. Rofe and

Crown, St. John's ftr. M. Th»

Windmill there, T.
Stretham car.' Four Swans, Biniopf-

gate ftr. W. Th, F.
Stroud (Kent) co. Spread Eagle^

Gracechurch ftr. dally ; fa 6 s.
Stroud*- water and Places adjacent

car. George^ ^pow hill, F. Sa.

rlieen's Head-, Friday ftr. T. Tr
Stuckley car, Beaj^and Ragged SiaflT,.

Smithfield, M.
Dudley car. White Horfe, Crip-
• plegete, M^ '
Sudbury car. S|pread Saglf| Graces

church ffr. Th,
«-— CO. Spread Eagle there, T«
^ 'th^ S. iSttinmer ; T. S. Wintir {

fa. OS.,
Boiidendgecar. Taibot, Southwark,

T.
Suftd<Kland car. Bear, BafinghtH ftr;

White Horic, Crrpplegate, M. ,
buttle ear. Ckftle, Wood ftr. F.
Sutton (Warw.)' cat, Caftle and

Fattoia, Alderfgate ftr. Mf. Th.
S^fMiff ham car. Vine, Bi/hopfgate»

T. Cambridge Waggon there,
W, Th. F. Bull there, W. Th.
F. '
Bwallowfield car* Bull, Holbottrn,
M. King*s ' Arms, Holboora
bridge, F.
Swamborough car. Bell, Warwick

lane, W.
Swanfcy car. George, Snow hill, 9.
Bwtneftiead car.. Horleftioe, Gofwell

ftr. M. Th.

Swlndoa

( 260 )

SfHo^M (Wi!t ) ctr. King*! Annt»
H titoiiro bridge, T« alU tt the
While Hoifc CeJJv, and White
Bear, Picc«dilJ/.

Sydenham co. Spread Eagle, Grace*
church dr. daily i fa. i a. 6 d«

T.
Ta4r«fter car. Red Lion, AUetT*

g«fe Ar. M. Th.
T«mt (Ox bid) car. Sjrtcen's Head^

Friday (|r. T.F. Bell, WaiWick

kne, F.
Tamworth car. George and White

Hart, Alderlg«teftr. M.
Taipdy car. CaOie and FalcM,

Alderfgate ft'. M. Tb. George

«iid Whice Hart there, T.
TaoauMi car. Bel*, Word ftr. 8*

Sartcca*a Head, Friday ftr. If «

T.
»-«• CO. 8afiMa*a UtaA, Fridiy ftr*

T. fa. si. 14 ••
TctbttfV car. Bell, Fridaj Br. T.

W. F* Q^atwh Soow hlO« F*

B. King*! Headf OldChMge,

f.
fetiogten cir. Golden Uom, 8c

Jnhii'aftr. T*S.
Tedwellcar. BiaffauCt Umt L»i-

reacclaae, Th.
TcAm cai. George^ Sovthwaik,

F.
Tctftvorth car. Peactck, Ciait-

■larkec, W.
Tcwklbary car. Geoffe^ Smw hill^
. Th.
Thame car. S«recen*f Head, Friday
. Ilr. F. Bell, Warwick laM, F.
Thatchaxncar. White Han» Spath-

wark, T.
Thaxted car. Siracen^i Head; Aid.-

gate, S* BeU, Friday Ar. g.

King'a Afuu, Leadenhail Br.

T.
Theobald*a co. Ball, withta Bt«

ihopfgitt, daily s fa. %t.
Thecf»fd car. BaU there, , W. Th.

8. Green Dngoa there, iamt

0ayi.

Thetfiiid c6» uid.flMcbiaey BoU

aod GrccA Dragon rbcr«, M.

W. F. Sammer ) M. Th. Win-
ter I CO. fa. 16 !• machine, 1 U
ThifK car. lted.I«ior, Alderff aC^y

M.Tb* Whu«Horie, Cripple-

gate, M. .
Thorae ear* Hed Lion, Alderfgotei

M.Th,
Thomt«a car. Bear ard Ragged

Staff, Smithfi-'d, id.
Thoriby ttr, Whii« HoriiBy Crip.

p'eg4ie, M.
TiddeTvel car. Caflle, Wiod ftr.

M. BlolTom'a Iaa, Lauteoce huK,

Th.F.
Tingfick car. Beacnck, Claie-

ma.kef, S. Bel], Warwick hoe,

S.
TltmMrih caf. Betr and Ragged

Staff, Smithfidd, Th.
TivertMi ctr. Saraceo*f Head, Fri-
day ir. If T.
Toociflgco. te^dEagla^ Once*

ckoichftr. T. Th«S..Wintar|

daily Savmcr ; fii. 1 a« 6 d.
Toplini car* WhictHoHe, Orifylc-

gate,lf.
TerHogton ^r. GoUm Von, Su

John*8ftr. T.S.
Tatnelacar. Saracco'a Head, Fritey

Br. 8.
TottcohaiD to. Bull, Bifliopfgate
. ftr. daily { ^ i a.
Totteaham High Crofs co. Kiiig'e

Arms Alehoiiic, BiBiopfgate ftr*

daily s^fii. la.
Towceftcf car. Georgpy AMerlgaee

Br. T. F. CaBle and Fakoa

tbtre, M. T. Th. 8. Roft aad

Crowo, SCjoha*aftr. M. Th.

Whiu Hart there, F. Goldca

Lion there, F.
— ^ CO. Caaie and Falcon, AUerf-

gate ftr. M. Th. ^. ]6 1.
TowB^malden car* George, South-

wark, T.
Trtng car* Peacock, Chre-nirket,

W. 8* BelJ, Warwick laao,
.W. 8.

Triplow

(26l )

TUplow eir. Two Swans^ Biihopf-

gate, W.
Trowbridge cir. Bull lad Month,

AlderfgatCy F. Swan, Holbourn

bridge, W, Th. Saracen's Head,
' Snow hill, T. W. F.
•M^co. White Beir^ PlcoaaUIy,

M. W. F. Summer j no fet D^yi

in Winter ; fa. 1 1. 16 1»
T#oroe car. Bell, Friday (tr. M.
Tiiabridie car. Qu^en*! Head,

Soothwark, W. Winter j T. F,
•Summer. King*t ffsad there,

T. George there, T. F.
——CO. Bolt and Tan, Feet ftr*

daUy Summer | M. W. F. Win-

ter| A. 8 s.
TmAndge Wellt Co. there^ fame

timc{ h, 91.
Tuririiam Green co. Coach and

Horfesy Strand, daily $ fa 1 1.

6d. Ange], Piccadilly, daily j

U, ti.
^uxford ear. White Horfe, Crip*

pligftte, F.
Twickenham eo. Bslt and Ton,

Fleet ftr. daily; fi. 2s. Caftle,

Piccadlliy, daily | fi. i s. 6 d.

U.

Vhrcrftoa car. Caftle, Wood ftr.
F« Swan with Two Neck>, Lad
• huie, F.

Uppingham ear. Bear and Ragged
Staff, Smitfaiiald, M. Bell, Wood
ftr. Th. Horieihoe, OofweU ftr.
B.

Uftiant car. White Horfc, Fleet
market, Th.

Vtoxeter car. George, Alderfgate
ftr. M.

Uxbridgecar. KingVArnt, Hol-
bourn bridge, W. S,

*-»-> CO. Bull, and Bell and Grown,
Holbourn, daily | f|i. % s.

W.

Wadefmill co. DoU»bin, without
BiAoplgate, T. 111. S. h, 4 1.

Wadfdon car. BclJ, Warwick lioe,
T.S.

Wakefield car. Bear, BaftnghaH ftr«

M. F. Swan with Two Neckf,

Lad lane, T. F. Whiti; Horfe,

Cripplegare, M. F. Red Lion,

' Alderfgate ftr. M. Th.

Warden co. Blue Boar, Whttechapct
T. F. fa. 8 r.

Waldon (Little) car. Two Swans,

• without Biftlopfgate, T.
Waldron car. Swan, Blackman ftr.

Th.
Walton car» Two Swao«, Btfhopr-

gate, T. F.
Wall- end CO. Whitechapel, daily}

' no fet price.
WaUij^ton car. Xhtkle and Falcon^

Alderfgate flr. M.
Wallingford car. fitW, Warwick

lane, W. Kiog't Head, Old

Change, t. W.
— — CO. Black Lion, Water lane,

T. Th. S. fa. 98.
Walfall car. Bull and Mouth, Al.

derfgate, T.
Walfham car. Boll and Green Drt«

gon, Bifhopfgate ftr. W. Th. S.

Walfingham car. Vine there, T*

-Bull and Green Dragon there^

• W. Th. S.

Waltham Abbey car. Red Lion,

without Bifhopfgate, Th. S. Old

Catharine- wheel there, T.
««— *cOk FoorSwaQi, BUhopfgate^

daily ; fia. « 1.
Waltham Crofi car. Vine, Bifliopf-

gate, T. S.
Wilthamftow CO. Three Nona,

without Aldgate, daily. Vine,

Bifhopfgate ftr, daily j fa. 1 1.
Walton on the Hill car. Catha-

rine- wheel, Sjuthwark, F.
Walton CO. Cheqaer, Charing- •

crofs, M. W. F. Summer f T.

Th. S, Winter | fa. 3 1. 6 d.
Waodfworth co. Star, F.fti ftr.

hill, daily i fa. is.
Waiiftead co. Blue Boar, without

Aldgate, daily Winter | twice a
•day Summer ; fa. i s.
Wantage car. Kiog*s Head, Old
Change,

( 262 )

Chasfe, W. Bell, Wtnmdi^

Ufl€»W.

WaoUicco. Black Lioo, WaUr

lane, T. Tl>. S. Iiurif.
Ware car. Dolphio, BiOtopigaCe,

T»Th. 8. Swaa, withoac Bi-

thcprgate, etery Day. Byt*

Oarti*
^-— CO. IXlpliiOy BUhepi^tCi T.

Th. S. fa. ^a.
Warcbam car. BelJ, Friday ftr. M.

Four Sw«ot«ii4 Buil» B (bapltatc

ftr.W.Th.F.
VanmaBer Cir« Ktng*a Amty

Holboum bridge, W. Suminer.

(A FJy-Wa|g«i.)
Warrington car. Ax^ AUqpnao*

bory, M . Th« Swio with Two

Nccka, Lad laat; F. CJIIe,

Wood ftr. Th.
•P— CO- BeB there, U. Tb. Sum.

mtr, M. Winter. Caftlo md

Falcon, AUer%ate Br. IC fa. % U

s s . Aa, Aldcrmanbury^ for n-

turned od. and chatfet •
Waiwkk car. George, AUer%ate'

ftr. S. Caftk and Falcon there, •

M. White Horfey Friday ftr/

M. T. Th. S. Oxford Ansa,

Warwick lane, T. B.
Water.EaCon car. HoricBloey Gof-

wcll fk. M. Tb.
Watford car. King** Anns, Hoi- .

boom bridge; W. S.
Watford CO. B«;U, Hqlboarn, ertrjr

Day Summer }' M. W. F. Win-
ter { fa« g s.
Watli^on car. Oxford Arns,

Warwick Jane, Th.
Wattoncar. Old Catharine-wheel,
' BiOiof (gate without, T« Boll,

within, W. Th. F.
Welford car. WindmiU, St. Joho*a

ftr. Th. Ax, Alderanai^bary,

M.
Wcllwyn car, Horfeilioe, Oofwell

ftr. T. Windmill, St. John^a iftr, -

M.

Wellingborough car. Horfeflioe,
Gofwellftr, Th. Bear and Rair^ .
.jcd Suff, Smithfield^i, *

WelliDgi^n car. Sancea*a Hel^.

Friday ftr. M. T.
Wellingioo (ShrgpfUre) car. €2aftle
' and Falcon, Alderfgate ftr. Ms

Th.
Welle (Norfolk] can Ball and Font

Swaoa, Biaiop%ate Br. W* Tb.

F.
Willi (Some^fet) car. Caftle, VTtMd

ftr.F.
Wefcb- pool car. Caftle and Falcon^

^ldcr%ate, M. Th.
Weodof er car. Oxford Arms, War-
wick lane, W,
Wtftbromage car. Ca^lcand Fal«

coo, Alderigate ftr. M. Th.
Wcftbury car. Bull and Moath

thare, F« ^racen'a Heod, $aow

hiU, T. W. F.
Wefto^ car. Two Swaat, BUhopC-

«ate,F.
Weftram car. Half-nwoo, South-

watk, T. F,
Wetherbj car, WhitaHorle, Crap*

plegate, M.
Wetherftald cafi^. . THrae Noas,.

WWcfaapd, Hi.
Weybridgf co. Bell Savage, Lud-

gate hiU. M. W. t^. fa. « ■•

W.
Wcrawoth car. Bell, Friday flr«

M. .

Wheatley car. Bear and Ragged

Staff, Smith^, Th.
Whetflooe co^ Golden • I4oo, St.

Joha'a fir. daily { fa^.ys.
Wbiiby car. White Horfe, Ccip-

.plegate, M. R,ed*laoo, Aldarf-

gate ftr. if. Th.
Whitchurch car. ^BloftbD*a Isa,

Laurence lane, M. Th. Caftle

and Faicoa^ AlderTg^te ftr. M.

Th.
Whitehaven car, Caftle, Wood ftr,

'F.
Whitney car. Ball and Month, AU

derfgate, Th. Hoffeftioe, Gofwell

Whitwallcar. Windmill, St. Joha*B
ftr, T. F.

Widthiai

( 263 ^

^I'ckham (High and Weft) car.
Bull and Mouth, Alderfgatf,
T. F. Saracen^ Head, Friday
. ftr. W. Bel), Warwick laae»
F. Bell Savage, Ludgate hill
Th.

'Wickhatn ; Maiket car.. S|Nr«ad«
Eagle, Gracechurch ftr. Thr'

W«ggaffi car* Swan ' with Tw«-
Neckf, l«d Jane, F. Ax, Al-
dermaobury, M» Th.

"Wigtoo car, Caftle, Wood ftr, F,

IVMIifigham car* Two Swans, with-
out Bifliopfgate. T.

Wifibdtne car. BeU, .Friday flr.
M. (MordArmf, WarwiclLlase,
M.

IVmcantoQ car. Saracca'a Heady-
Friday ftr. M. T,

VTiacbaAcr our, Roie, Hblboara.
bridge, Th. 8.

«-••*«•€»• Bell Savage, Ludgita hiH,
Stind. T. Th. Nights Summit }
M. W. F. at Six in ilie M«ni.'
tag Winter. Calls .alfo^at the
White Hor& CeUar, PictadWy |
fa. 749.

Winchley car. Peacock, Clare-
irarket, S.

Winchcomb car. George, Snow hill
Th,

"Windham car. Bull aod Qreen
Dragon, Bifliopfgate, W. Th.
S.

Windfor car. Bell Savage, Ludgate
hill, T. S.

CO. Bell Savage, Ludgate hill,
S'x in the Morning, and One at
Noon, daily J ane call at the
White Horfe Cellar, Piccadilly}
Chequer Inn, Charing Crofs,
twice a Day in Summery once
Winter ; fa. 5 s. White Swan,
Holbourn bridge daily $ ft, 5 s.

Wing car. Bear and Ragged Staff,
Soiithfield, M.

Wingrote car. Peacock, Clare-
market, W, S.

WwHowcar. Bell, Warwick liae,
T.S.

Winnlngale car* Saracen's heal

Aldgate, S.
Winaer car. BloiTom*s Inn, Laa«

reDOaLane,'Thp
Wirkfworth car. AX| Alderma«-

bufy».Th. PkflbmsB. Ian, Lau«'

rencelane, Th.
Wilfbich aai'. Bull, Biihopfgate 4r« -

W. Th. F. Waggon and Hoffer

and Four Swaha there, the fame

Dayr.
Witchana car. Two Swant* Bi«'

ihopfgatc, M.
Wttkam car. Kiog*8 Arms, Lead«

enhall Ar. F.
-<-»-eo. King's Armiy Lf adeaball'

ftr. M. W. F, fa. 7 s. J^aobine,

. lOS. ' f

Wivelfcombe car. Sarioen's Headj

Friday ftr.M.tT.
Wooburn car. Crofs Keyii St* John's

ftr. W. Wiadatll there, S.r

Bell, Warwick lane, W. S.
-♦-•<». Swan with- Two Neckv

St. J.hn>ftr.^. Th.S. fa, 8 s.
Woodbridge car. S|Mread Baglf,

Gracechurch ftr. Th. Saracen*

Head, Aldgate, M.
——CO. Crofs Keys, Gracechurch

flr. Th. fa. 18 s.
Woodford (Northampton) car

Rofe, Smithfield, Th.
Woodford (£l!^x) car. Rofe th^e,
' Th. .

——CO. three Nuns, without Aid*

gate, every Day. Blue Bear

there, daily in Winter, and twice

a Day in Summery fa. 1 1. 6 d.
Woedftock cari Bull, Holbourn, F.

King*s Arme, Htlboura bridge,

Vr , i

Woolverhamptoh car. Caftle and
Falcon; Al^erfgate fir. M. Th.
Ram, Smithfield, Th.

Woolwich CO. Star, FiHi ilr. hilt,
M. T. Th. F. S. fa. is. 6d.

Worcefter car. Bull and Mouth,
Alderfgate, S. SaraCen's Head,
Sbow H ir, S. Bell, Wood itr.
S,

( a64)

Wontitr €•• Blue Soar turf Oflorse^
Holbowoy T. F. fa. I L 5 1.

Workfworth eu, BkffomU Inn,
lAomce liM, Th«

Woroiley or. Viiie« BUhop%att
ir. T.

——Mi ViM aad Bui there dailjr {

Wocioa car. T«vo Swtnt, Bifliopf-

(ate ftr. F.
Wottott Ballet car* Roie» H Iboam

bridge, Xh«
WocCM vndtradge car. Kiog*t

Head, OM Cbanfe, F.
Wocton- waMeocar. Saracea*! Head,

Siiov biO, F.
Wrexham car. Ctflle and Fa*eon,

Aldar%atc fir. M. Th. BloC-

Ibaa't Ian, LaTcnce laae, the

tanieDayf.
Wf ley ear. Saraeca** Head, Friday

ftr.M.T.
Wymeadhom aad Placet adiareni -

car. Boll and I>ra|Gaa» B'ihopf-

iauftr,W,Tli.t«

Yarai car. Red Liua, Alder%rte ftr,

M.Th. .
Yarmouth car. Bull Mnd Green

DrafODy Bibopfgate Ar. W. Th.

S.
•— »co. Green Dragon there, W«

Winter j F. Sunaaer ; fa. x I.
Yauly car. Kiag*i Arms, Holbouni

hridgr, F.
Yd. ham car. Ipfwich Annt, Cal«

lum ftr. Th.
Yeovil car Gerard's Hall, Bafiiig

lane, M. BeU, Wood ftr. Sun-
day Night.
I ■ CO. Saracen's Head, Friday

flr. T. fa. I i. 10 s.
York car. Red Uoo« Alde.rgaie

Hr. M. Th. George, AlderfgaU

ftr. M. Bear, BafioghaU ftr.

11. F.
•«*»-co. WhiU Swan, Holbonna

bridge, M. W. F. Summer $ M.

Th» Winters ^. aKsf.

LIST

4^ LIST of the Hoofo of Peeil99 (hewing ihtirNami^i
JitUs, T9wn-Hou/t^ Country-Houftt tad mottoi, viz.

Howard

SeymMnr,

Smtrfit
gtautUrt

Tittti,
NerfJk

DUKES.

TffM Heyfi. CnHry Htuft, MHttet.

St. James't Arundel caftib SuffiM ScU Virft

fquare

999930,

Sttntrret

ftod Wcikfop
Manor in Nttting*
bamjhirg
Crofvenor Maiden Bradley
ftreet fVtku

•IcTthind St. Jamet*s Baylei in Bitth

iqaare Combe Park Sum^

KehmondPrimjfOar* Goodwood

Sufix.
Orafton Old B)nd Eufton ball

ftrttt Suff»lk»

BeaoiVrt Weftmtnfter Badmington Ghutefi- Mutate vel

School erjhire, timtre Jjyer9§

St, Al- FrogmorenearWiiid-

. baa'a for and Crawley j^v^ieium mi*

> 'M$mpfiift Horn «itf.

Dtveir,

Bn la Jf&fi
je^tttrs.
El deeut &
pretium reOu

7te/oi/cwing tratUtlfinti^lH Revolution*

Panhi Bdteo CrorTenor fq.Hackwood park, and ^arrat/oj^

Abbotftonc Soutbanu duht%
£dintoo, iViltt,
G^tdeo Orove Caet'
• martbin, '
'BiVonHiWTorklkire,
CanO;i Park'H«R/i.
' Huok park Dorfetfi,
CJbomt Ltedi St. James's Nrrthmimb H^rr/. Pa:t in B»lf»»

fqt.are Klveton Turkjkirt,

Jtujfil Bedford Bl< onr^lbury Wcjoburne Abbey

fquara BedfcrdJbiQiityiM

Byckt, Cbt Sara Sjra,

. I Bedford haufe Extn
Devonfhire Pxcca ilHy ' Chatfworth DtrbyJkXa^ttido tuHu

Caveniifo

Spencer

Biannert

Marlbo« Pall iQall . ^Icoheim Oxfird. Dim dtfend
ropgh I^^rgly^ark, Bucht* le drcie,

Rutland Ken/lflgton ^t^^onhiV Per hffi Pour f Par^enir,
Oc»f, . ■ BeJ^ofrcafUtf £.«/{:«/-
ttrjhire.

(-266 )

*D-^g ai Dover Burling. G^*DitmUnii%Sco//an^.F9rtitar4^

Hsmfkm Brtndca 6rofirenor Hamilton near ClaC^Tkrouib^

flrcct gow Sctland

Mtttit Aiiaflcf Berkley Q<liiiftborp« ^/if- f^amFtsme

fquaie co'rtfinn, tblige,

Pitfftitt : Kicgaon Arliagton Att^Afri. I^»)flepefM r^wti fe

ftiect JEUf^, Thoreiby M^l,

Pilhdm Vewcafile LtocoVi- CluttnoDi Smrrgf, Viiicit tmer

ioa ficidi Notciogham C<iftJe. patriae

Bnthtk Portland Privy Gart Bulftrode Backh Craimm btnit*

Mmt0gte MancheacY Berkley f^LimbaJcpii ' fyfpomeaikm

Iquare Huutimgda^ipt, non wmtandin

Bfidits ChaadO)! .
SsOmlk Dorifcc

Cknifiuit

ftfCCC

Wluuhall

ix-

lfVafW0fl*

Sunlf

Ba/Hagi

Berkrt

OitOOH

Brldgcwater Clcvelaad
court

droit,
KiiQwU J^rt «« i^ui _

BuckHurft, Suffix, tnuei^ Jvt
QaigsshaM iffrijjbirtt ppfcti or

Tousjonrt

Afliildge 2k^« Sicdagec^

M A R Q^U I S S B S.

IKacliiif ^ai Grofvenor Wentworth iaatt, £n Diem
.i^iiavi ?i^»v« . ' '^.feai

E A R I« S. J

Shrewfbtiry Hill ftrect IQtwotth MiJMe^ Preft d^iw

fex, crmp/ir,

Derby Cli^ocd^ftr* Knowfly hall Lata, Sang

changer,

. Hontiagdon Albemarle Dunninton park. In vtritat*

ftreet LeUtfitrJbire, miScria^

Pembroke Piivy Gar- Wii^pa f^Jifr. ^f /« ..

den. fervirmi.

Line sin New PalaeeWey bridge in Siany Lcym/ie ma

• yard. bonke.

Suffolk Oxford A'ti fu%fed

Charlton, Wiln, ftumode.
Si ibuty ^oho ifuace. Ii[^|fi^d Hert/ordA^ ^?/^
Cranborn fioufeJD*r.yiw« ^
. /f5ft><f acd Quigjtf-
ivood Hertfbrdpirt,

Exc'^ Albemarle Burleigh i^fr/i^iia^-CV aaatp
.^9arc» t9r/bir<^ via uns.

CvHfin

(267)

Namu, 7itkt, Tcwn^ouft. Ckntrf-Houfts, MotHts.

t^mpiw Nortiunp. Grofvenor Callrle AAby Mr* Je »« cbtf^
iquare* tbampton^ire , OiUfy^fue wn^,

ton Warwckjhin^ ^

WUlding^ Denbigh Bow ftreet Newnham paddox Hotter

U^arwickfoire, and virtutit

Martinfthorpc Rut^ pramium^

Faff WefimorkndHbnoveprq.Aplethorp Nortbamp.Ne viU faw.

Mardaunt PctcrboroughNorth Aud-DanU«y, If'jrV/i. Necplaeids
ItyHrteu eanttata

fuieteefi.
Grey Stamford Sack? ille ftr .Enfield hall Stafford" Jma

Jhire, fu>lfanee^

Vinch Wjochftlfea Soho fquare Buildgh lt«f/tfvi/>^. M/roi.

' ' feirejiki\

Sianb^ Chddtrfitld May Fair Brctfcy Derfy/hii-t, Exuitt a&M
K ' Btaikheafh. Km frtStu
Afoot Backs,
9«gto Tlunet: Or6r?efiOr Hetlfifitid Knt.

Bflex
Cirdig«|
Anglefea
Ctrlifle

CMpU

Srudmtl

vtmfy

Uifoari
Seoi

CooptF

Strkhy

Berti
Darcf

Doncafter
Shaftlbury

ttcebield

Berkley

. Al^nfdon

GAiAfix>roi>g.Cambridge

-Holdtrnc/a Arliiigton
fir«eC

Uich

. Plymouth

fotiire.

PftlMalP Htnehiabrokc law^ ^^Mwm^S.

ihgdm/bke, gia pwtam

GrojVenor Q»Sh\bhvt>jHirtfirdJb,¥ide

" fi^vet' ' ' ,..i .... / firtiiwantM '

• Prt^y ' Dean Nortbampt9nfi,En graet
gertoft' i Blackhetth Kent affit,

' C\^b\iVH^^e^Kdfb,PiriifUw
> BelchiD^ton Oxfardjb^amare,
Eton fchool Caftie Howard Yarkf^VM wn

Eton /chool Adderbury 0xJwdJbin,Am9,
GrofveVor Wnbourn St. I,ev«, fwt^

fquare. Giles*s Dorftfjbirt

Btititoa - 'BiXth\^'99tfirdJiitt Pidt^ '
flreett ^ twfiamia,

Roo ftUbd Berkley^ c«ne D/Vv avf«

GlouctjUrfiiiri^ and. mm.

Crzntotiiil\Midd/efi'it,
. Lincoln'!- Waham. Berkftfin, Virtus ariet$
inn iicl<ff. Rycote Ox/ard/bire, 'fcrtio^,

£x(uii brook R«r/«ffi/ T^vi ^/Vn^ $g
run,

Hfirahy^dk Tfirkfi.Un DitUg M

Aftoah^rdwick aod Roy,

Patrick Brampton

all in that county.

Hcwel grange iq Jt me fit m

H^ottefitr/h, Charlbttry.£>/fir.,

Oftford/btrt and

Fiavchior^ Smr^.

flafimrer

fquare

( a.« )

Sbflbid Hammtf- S.tifari caftie AtJIu/it fm

imith Stsfirdjbirf dedit.

ntfiiffwiMi 9 treated /MCi ih Rivokaitn,

ttmii^ Soirborough St. Jamct't Gleatworth caftle Mitrut geatta

^OMC« LiMoloibtre* tmJcitmxU

Hgmf^n Bndfbri Twlckeabam. Hefrpn^

Zai^kiB Rochfurd Bsrkley ^A^n ^»^A.

^utre. St. Oyth£^««
Kjfp$i Albcaarlc Beikley Dardans^ lOiddkfeM N* €tA wuHh

fquare.
€imtmff Coventry Grofvenor Crome, IVvrafw* Can^&d* (St

fqoaie. Jbin. twfaUer,

¥Uiun Jersey CmiVeaor Middktaa-Stooy Fidei cMtcam

A-cet. 0»fmd, U Omx.

WmitH Povlitt Oeorce HtaCoa St4 G<oiv» Oardmt^h^

ftfecty YeikSmurfuflnrt.

biiildingK
CWfj^ Godolphia 8c* James's Godolpbia CinmsU, Frmaeba Italt

ththmmJkff rholmnnddyMownt Cholmoodely . . < €^f fn'i^
flrcct. Cbi/nw mmu.

5(*/i Prff tUBti pwfuamt m the Unhm M*
DUKE.

U A R Qj; I SS.K.S. ;!>: I

Hsj ' y^mtcAalt . Grofvenof Yefter, Ltbian, Shar* m&gbtm

ftrect.
iCer Lothian Pail Mall Newbottle, Ltihiaa Stra/edjerih

EARLS.

Lifilf Rotha' Creat'BrookHrtchim hco^ft- ' ^'Gripfajk^

ftriftyt Bucks,

DMglaJt Moreton • S^. Jameses Chifwick, MidMtJeM.LHkJtcker

5i»tfr# ^for-y Sufho I'quarc DiiaibrVfil, FiftJkhtJ i«Arf ^r

Cbti/Umrt^

m.iu Hame Gibniarr fUrfeJ, Btnoifli/birt. TnnuthtEnd.

' ' BUiiland

Utaitland

OgiMt

Campbtil

Gordon

FTStHt

Carmicbati
Mur/ajf

Catb^art

(269 )

Lauderdald Condml Malton Lothian C^ptia tt

Loudoun Privy Loud^uQ cafl'e, Ibtdew^

' :■ ' ' ' Okrden ' * ./i'^/Vr. Time,

Findlat^r. Lejcefter CuficA, Bamfffiiff^ Tbutjour*

Fidds * - . ' •

BreadalBarre ICing ftreet Sugnal, Suffard/hire. Fol/tw nu,
Aberdeen Hill fifreet Kdy , Jberd*ef>Jbtre, Fo' tuna fgm

fuuntur,
Marchmont Upper BrookRedbraes, Btrwick- t'Jes /uroBafa
ftreet y^/Vg, ' corcnat

H/ndfof d SaviHe RoWWefterKa]1^Z^«rly^. Tiujws ^refu

V I S O C Wr'T, abroad. • '\

Stormont Hurrslinlgton Ann<i^dale« v . Milhru fffrOt
faftle. ' ' • "

BARON.' ' '

Catb(^rt Charles Sundruoi, dUJbin^ I lipff ^ed.
ftrcet B-rk- , :
1 . Icy ffuare.

^ Oxford

Harl0

PTentvnrfb SCiafford

Sbir'Uf

Ferrer!

Btkatt'

Fitcb

(larttrtt

Hiontagu

Aylelfofd

Briflol

Graiwille

Hailifax.

Suflex.

Cowjper

Barb created Jinc% tb* Uni^^m

HiJiovcr Eyewood^ Bi^tfvriJb.Vtrtutt a
fquare. fide.

Hammer- Wentvvorth caflJc En Oieu tfk:
/tmth. • Yorkdiire ttat:

Maiiborotigh Sunion harold Ltit* Matgre ,
i*€nwf.
At SandwclUHall G^tudet ten^
Stfffiirdjhirtf B^ack* tamiu virHis,
heath, Kent.

At Drayton MW. Per «//*»
Beaulert StaffvfdJbite.co/trMr to,
Chiilingham caftle Dt h<m 'Oiuhif
Northumberland, fervii*/e Rey^

Aylesfird, Kent, AU /dfierto vivere
bury, Surr^, vota,

Ickworth, Suffolk, Ji n* eubUraj,

jameit.
Havrnn, Eedfordfiiirtlfiyul devoid

(ktttt
Dartmouth Sc Jainfes*i
. £juarc,'

Uxbridfe Condoit
ftreet

TankerTiUe South Aud-
ley ftretc
Gr.'fvcnor
ftreet
Madrid

Arlington

ftc^ee

Downing ftr.Horton Narthamfi, Otium cum.'

Bufhy Pafic, Mid, dignitati,
St« Albania Eailon- Ma udit iVbr- F(,j en totiu
ftreee. tbampionjbif'k

Geo, ftreet Colne Green H(rif, Tuhwt- efl, .
Uanovcr (<{» WtitghinQ J&»r,

N 3r • ■ 1 Staahifit

( 27<^ >

Sttmkfe Sunhope Dover ftr. Chevcning fdut^ - A Z)m &Riiu
Shar^rd Huborovgh Queco Tq. Whiflcnden RuiUuid* Bofiit hommi

iumidia*
Fsrhr Mtec]eifieBSt.jAmcs*t Shotea aiftle 0;f/. S^ptre autie.

FfTMr PomTftt Bolton ilr. Etfton-Neaon iVir- JS&r« #^-

lir Kcff Old Wiodfor £<rki. Pre Cbr^ &|

patria dukt

Cfshsm Gr«bam ' Glafgow SePtUnd.

WaU^^vi Wildcfiave Albemarle Navecftokc ^ex*

Ctmer

periemUau

4^^jiAffi A/hbiiiah«n Dover fir. At Aihbtiniktin Lt Rtp &

^^ Suffix ' . VEfat.

Eflbghtm Albemarle Great Bockbam VtrmsmiUe

ftrcet. Smrrty^ fcuta,

Orlsrd Green ftreet Houghton Air/«/». Ffifauifi»»

Grofveoor fq. ««r.

Htrriagton St. Times* a Peter/ham Swrfj. ADn&Regu

Bath Piccadilly. Slut Firegs.

Portrmonth New Barling- Hmfton HmmU, En fuivamt U

ton ftietft. Fertte.

Brook end Hill «r. Warwick caak Vix •• n^ra

Warwick «'«'••
Gower Arlingtoo Trcntkam Si^jfordflt. Trangtu tm

Backing- HiH flf eet Blickliog iVor/W. jtvatr fret^fd
kamihire /i«>«

ritx.wiBiam Fi«a wijliam Eton fchool Milton NoftUmp- Jffititm r«-

Btritrt Powis Albemarle QMty ^^k,SaUp, Fartiiudine »

ftreet frudnth.

fitrtf Northum- CharfngcrofiStanwick Tkri^w. Efitmaea

jSm bm drtie,
T£mff0 fu§m
dikaa.
Li Urn ttm^i
ntimdr**
Ftd»^9W»u

Aam& fdu

'FtrHwohdi \
imndUm,
Ift€ tBpiat,

^$mph
Bsreomt

betiand

Bgremont

Temple

PiccadiHy
PallMaU

Petworth^Sa^.
Stowe Such, .

Harconrt Cavendiih Stanton Harceurt

iquare* Oxfird/Un,

' Stymwr Hettford Grofvenor Taplow Buch.
CfuWfjr ftreet

Hiftb GoiUford Grofvenor Waldesfluw Kmt^

fquare

CctnwaUit Cornwallis Hill ftreet Brome Suffilk,

ram

flardwtcke Grofveoor WimpltCiff^*

iqoare
Darltogcon G. GroTve- Aabyctftle Durham* Ntc amen,

nor ftfee( 9t€ iimdi.

( 271 )

BeUfyff Faocooberg G. George'. Newborougb htU Bonnt & Mli

ftf^t • Tarkfiirt, affets,

Fm Ikbeficr. ^tiUynchSomtrfet/k^F^re/aiudiru

VISCOUKTS.

Deverevx Herefot^

Nanteribba Mamt'^
lonuryjbire,

Bfwn MontKuCt Cowdrey Sujpue.

fienntt Say and Sele Golden fqt Over-Norton Gfovc,

at B oughton Ojff*.
•and Ncrth-Wefton
in the fame ^oooty*.

Tevffifiepd ToWnihtficl H;ll ftreet Raynbam Ncrf.

Ssfii virt^m
turn unflantia.

ffae^tnm

incremevta.
fd^u
l«iw Weymooth Aitl ilreet At Lorg-Ieate Wibi,yay Ume-

eoufe,

Vittut tutij^
ma caffis.
Nee fif^rertf
Jfec Jftfrner^i
bcn^rtm.
In etelo quiiu

ffattta

Hatton Lincoln V Kirby N^rtbaw^^

' inn field!
BoliogWoke St, J^met^a Lydiard TregoM

Bpfci

Bfng

FitKgeraid
Bdunttfie

Ttuebet
Seymour
Barrti

Murray
Stomrtom

yieraty

falmoath St« Jfinaei's Tiegothan^Cbriiw«//.

fquar*

TorringtoQ Cambridge Sooth ill Bed/,
Leinfter Downing fir. Car Town Ire/a»d
Fulkftone Clifford fir. L>ngford ff^iltt».

BARON S.

Tuehtr, "
Crem a Boo*
Patria ear a,
taritrUhertau

Abergaveaoy Brook ftreet At £< Mge and Kid* Nevrk velig^ '
HaooTer fq. brook SijIftM,

Heleigh caftle Staff, ^e h tieae^
Grofv. ftr. Marlborough H^iiti Fey four devoir
Bfutoo fir. Belihooie Kffix
Grofvea* fi}. Whorwell Soutbam^, Jewde m§ vh^
GrofTeoi fq.Dunkeld Pertb/bire,

. SioixTton e^fklt Staff; Leyaljefersi
durant ma «(>•
Willoughby Ch. Church Connptaii- Mardack

Aodley
Piercy-
DiCre •
DelaWar
S rarge
Stouftoa

ds Broke Ox^ir.

Venue wauue^
eetb.

mnvtibbf Willoughby Craren fir.

Saffhru

Cawif

Haafdoii
St. Joh«

fVafWCkfoirOy and .

Wiudfor Berki.

Wofkfop Nett, at

Knatch Liuc, and

Shaw place and

Worfley Laueafter,

Forty hail Middhfem Cmwu jih

ireuve,
MckhbUra Bedfirdfi. Data fata

Jttutui,

Pttr$

( 272 )

Hamtu
9ttf$

4rmniel

BUih

Pirmn

Lergh

fTarJ

Berkley

B»9tb

Craven

5nt^« TowuOm/a, Cnmtry^B^iJes. Moihu
Petre At Thornton, Ingat« Sam dUu^

. ftof>r •nd Wrktlc «>».
• pirk Rffix^ Md

Dunkehalgh Lmic^
Arundel • Corkftroft WaCdourcaftle Dea data,

Wihfiif€,

Clifcoa Berkley fn. C6bham ha!l Fism refpUe^

Kint,

Dorj&er Brook ftreeC Ewdfwortli Bamplb»

' and PeterJy Buch,

Teynham LinAed I<odge Ktnl, Sp*s mea it

- Deo,

Maynird Grofren. f^, Eafton Lojge J|^x, J^anutjuftA,

Lsigk WeflminQer At Sconely and Flet.

S(hDoi QtvaafkedJ^arvfickfo,

Bfroa Marlborough Newffei ANby, in Crede Biroa^^

ftreet Nottinibamjhire,

Wacrd Upper Broolt Himp!ry. h^ll Sr^jf.

, ftreet
Lanfdalc Odiden fqaare A^ Holme JVI/b/V/. F^,e»t9uU
Beikley Berkley fcjuare Maiket Burton Panea fuf,
Sfmerjrtjbire, pexi,fiaua'm

ora defpt:^,
DonhamMaiTey Cbejb,
Cork ftreet At Trcrifc Cornwall Nulliprada,

Delamere
Aru;idcl of
Trerice
CraTea

Plifforj

. BtyU
Bay

mihuthby
Tjrevor , .

Bethurfi

G«o. ftreet

Clifibrd

Marftoa
Hay

, Middleton

Trevor •

MaHiam

Foley."

Bathurft

OaAow

Conribe Abbey ^af- Virtut in
Wfti/bire aSiom conm

Ugh^bneeke in- Dtr^ Semper f^^
%twjhirt, and Ci*n- ratus.
nington Some^JetJh^
MaiA»n Somtrjttfb, Honor Vtrtur'
tit pramium^
Grofven. ^r,. Du^lincz^ltPertbfit.Renovate

amimoJ,
Charles ftreet Wolhton^ Notts fig- y»rit f^ut.
Betkley fq, bamfitre,- pour*

Al H-omham, Be^.
Oat fell), EJix. ' Mibi juffk

captfftre,
AN-Whitley coart Cf/ frofim^
H^'oreefier/hirt,
St. Jiraes'a At Ruflcins Bach, Tien tafyp.
fquare* andCirencefterG/oitf.

Marlbofough At Wea ClandoO Sempo9 jWm-
ftiect Surrey, and Oatlow- lis*

. . . luUu».^<f/oik*

St.^fames'i

fquafc

G:o. ftjieet

Bort/i ftree?
. Coik areet

Hanov^ .
iquare.

Namt$.

Tuhu
Romoey

CaJcgan

C.dogan

JAoftan

Morion

C *73 )

King

Monfon
Talh.oC

Mont/ot

King

Monfon
Ta/hot

B omliy

H9t9

Edgeumh
Sandft Sandyi
Bruee Bru" Bract
Fortefcui

Tcvfn H«ujeu Ceuntry^Havfes, Jtfjfloi,.
Cievland At Motle Kent, ini N^nJI^i, Jti ,
row ' Cuxton, fa me county.^ jfriV«.

BruCon At G^vcrftiam Ox- S^ui inwdit \

ftreet fird^irt, mimr tfi.

Brook flreet At KympbsfieIdpatkP«r/(!vrrtfiii0»
Ghuctflirp.diiiA Tort-
wortn^ lame county.
Gofven. fq. Ockham Smtey, Labor if^fi
voiu^tau
Piccadilly BroxBoarn, Hertf,
Line, inn* Henfbl CiamirgaK" Himani nihil
fie Us /hire, aiicaum.

May Fair Horleheath, Camh.

Ched worth Curzon fir* CheSvforth Ghuccf- Jt^ui efljfurt^

tirjbire* fpjiti Tenastt

Edgcumbe Upper O. of- Mount Edgcumbe An pla^rt
venor fireeC Dvonnfh'-rt, fort dt Ditut.

Upper Grof-Omberlley fi^0r«^t Pr»bnm ntm .
▼enor ftreet < fmniut^

Tolin ftreet Tottenham WiUt,
Berkley {f{,

Grofvcn. fq. Caftle<hill^ Divwifi, Ffirnfeuytm
fa/ma Dmcmmm
Admiralty More Park Hertf. . Uil Dij(>eranm

^dum.
GroffCB. ftf.Barford ^/7«. Jl^eo, Rtgi,

fatri^t,
Rivenfworth 8t. James's Ravenfworth caft!« l/nut ^ Idenu
fqaare D%rbam.

Grofveo. fq. Pirgo £^x. ' So^ Bona ftr

Bonefj,

Fonfonhy Ponfonby Sjfonhy Ltice^trjitre,.

Bfantliitck Vere St. James*s Hjnw.:rth Middle- ^trt nil Vk*

fquare ftx, r^tg

Hyde Duke ftreet Grove fltrtfirdpire^ ,

%i, JaiTtei's. : • .* * '

Walpole Brutonftr, W.jolt'^rton A^or/i'*, •
Maoifield Bloomibury Caae Wood Middk*

fquarr. /eX,

Harw-ch . N rth Afton Oxf,

Lyttelton H II ftreet Haglry W^rtefie'rfk^
Heniry Lincoln's* Giange Suffix^
inn fields.

Anftn
Dnntpmbt
tH'dttt
Archer

Fortcfcue

Anfon

FeyerSiaih

Archer

VtlUert

Watpfile
Murray

mi

Lyttettin
H'filey

Bitty

Watfon •

Wycombe
Sondes

BttrtJIet in their own right, either ty Crestim er Defisntt
MARCHIONESS.
C^mffiell Grey, married .to Vifcouot Rov/sn, St. Tames'l-fquare: and at
Wreft, Bfdfi^rdjbire. --r » j

COUNT^

■ C 2-74 )

COUNTESSES.

CtMtm/fif C>vnpn)y, Hill ilreet, Hampton Cuuj't, Herefotdl^rt*
SebM.imktri W .finfh m. Latly of the Eari of CbefiirfieJd.
H^s^m^JiM Yrtioouih, S:. James's. ^

BARONESSES.*

Ttwu/b'fid fcrrei^, fnarricd to ih-! H in. George ToW.iihsnd.

CM K I ffli d. C un'tfs DoWagTof Ldcejler,

Sm:fb Dillcy, Wife of Mr. sipith! TRl^^acre^ in 5i6ro/^/f#fc

Pr'ry P« <y, married to the Eirl of N^rthumkerUtid.

Wtljim Bcnrn

l^f ScaweD, Wife to the Right lion. Flenry Bilfoa Lsggf*

A R

Seeker
CChert
Sherkck
7rivor

H0Mdiew

WiBn

Beaueleft

Fesree

Pr amm m J

Hayttr

KNBt

Jobnfm

C H B 1 S

Otnterjttxy
York
London
DjrJ»«?ii
WinchtAcr
Ely

B«th aod
W.lla
Lincoln
hererofd
E»eter
.CarliHe
Sili^bury
Rocheiler
Sr. Afaph .

Norwich
l«uelfiel4 9e
Coycntry
Chcfler
Worcefter
S. Davids

HOPS and B

ToTDn-Houftt,
Lsmbcth
Croftenor fqiare
Hill ftrcec
Hmoverfquare
HiU fticet

Erj.Houfe H ilboum
Jametilreet* Wcft-
trinfter

Albemarle, flreet ^
Spring-'Gafdeaa
A,bein|uleftreef
•nirfftftrcet, S'oho
S ho r^^re
Dcai.Vyard
Patmooth ftretC j

tide ftreet

Suiuh Avdlcyi flrest.

I ^ H O P S.

Csuntry Hoafef^
Croydon, Surrey,
B (hdpthorpc, /c^-zt/^t
FuUiam^ MiddliJtM^
Durljam Pi! ace.
Far^ham Caftlc^ ^ffr/y,
E'y Palace, CambpJdge^
Wells Pakce,^0»^r>.
fiire.

P Ahce %tJter*fied, ''

Ext-tsr Pdace /

Rofi CaftU, Cumherh

SaliA iry faUce^ X^f/«f*

BrcmiCy^ A^tf«^

Pa^ce at St. ATapb^

Fiintfi>ire\.

Palace at Norfiticb,

EcclefhaiV S^JfyrdJbk.

jiJbbMTMbmH Chicheiler
Newttmit

LlaodaflT Palltnall

Oxfcrd Dea>V court, S:.
Paul's'

Egtrttn Bangor Grofvenof (If eet

7erruk Pe'erboroujh North Audley ftreet

Yongt BriHol Amen*Corner

W^Huftm Clouceder eroT^eltor fqoars

•Downuig ^eet > Pahce sACbefi^r^
bean'syard *, Hsirticbory, Wireefi,

Qaeen/* fqoare . AlncrgwjeUy, C«nM^

tbef^irt,
Gei'ge ftreeti Hanover Chicheiler Palace,
fqoare

Maihorn, AfBHPM«f*>&fc
Cuddefien, QM/wdft^

. Palace at StfK^dr.
Pcterboroogh. .,
Palace at Brifiol
Pa'aee at Gktctjhr^

^ / N i S.

I N. D E X.

AFRICA, . pefCTlption of

^IdermenfLift of • - ' 4ft
Alic^ttot Baru aT .a Pouni, Ta«
bl« <if 99

AmcricsU D«Mprion of ^ — 17^
Archbiihops andSiihops^Lift of
. ■ ., . : ■ i ^ ' ' > ' »74 ■
Arithmetick, Epitomy of ^7^98
Arts and Sciences,* Acootmt of

A^a, Defcriptton of 14.

B.
Bricklayers Work, Prices of 51

C.
Carmen Rates, .ilules and Or^

ders.of 2to-Hb3i

Carpenters and Joiners Work^

Prices of 5*

Carvers Work, Prices ^«f 54.
Chairmen, Rates of %^6

Chapels, Names of 37

Cl>ur<^8, tn London, '<&€< Lift
. of 33—37

Cirouita of England and Wales^

2X

Coaches, Stage, and Carriers,
Lift of 238—264.

Coachmen, Rates of 234

Companies and Incorpcifations
of the City of London, Ac-
count of 43
D.
Dcfcription of the World i— f 8
■ ■ of £ngland i*— 29
9 of the Cities of Lon-
don andWeftminfter 33—51
E.
Cngland,Defcriptton of 42—29
■ - AbAraft of the Hifto-
ry of 78—86
EngUih Coins, Table of 99

li .■■■» . ■ .Weight! and Meafuret,
Tables of 1*04— loS

Events fr6m the Creation to Ju-
lius C«rar,'Table of 75

Bufrope, Defcri prion of fa

Fi(h| in the River Thames,

Times andSeafons for taking

219

Foreign Corns, Tables of 100

O.

Tlie Oardeners Kalendar 189

«— 219

General Poft; Rates of Letters,

■&c. fent by ^ 54"~59

Glaziers Work, Prices of 5^

H.
Hackney Coachmen and Chair-
men, Rates and Rules of
234—234-
Hercules and his Labours, Ac-
count of the Fabulous Hii^o-
ry of ' 7r

Hiftory of England) AbftraA
of 78—86

T.
Julius Cfcfar, Table of Event*
from the Creation to his Time
K. 75

Kalendar for Gardening, for
^vecy Month in the Year
189—219
L. • ^

Latitudes of eminent Places^
Table of . 79&req.-

Lift Of Churches, Chaf els, ^c.

33—37-

— of Merchants 1 od — 183

— of Places at Court, with
• their ^Salari as » 8 3'^ 189

■^— • of Stage Coaches, Carriers,
^. ^38-264

INDEX.

f

«-^ of ?eert ^ige »4$

Lontfoit and Wciriiinlteri Pe-
fcriptMO of ifac Ci:iei of 33

M -''

MafontWork, Pric«t of 51
Keetmg Houfes, Account of 39
Members of Parlia. Lift of tho
Numbers of, for tvay Coun-
ty, Borough, &c. 19
Merchantff Copious Lift of.
io6««>x83
Mufesi 4UtfOtint of 70

P*

Pafn(f I* Wcrl^' Prices of 53"

Paviours Vf^nk, Pricies of 54

|*eers. Lift of ^6s

Penoy Poft Qffice, Aecovot of

it . 6o*-63

Places at C^urt^ with their Sa-^

laries 183'— .189

Plaifterers Work, Prices of 53

Plumbers Workj Prices of 5 j

Porters, Rates taken by, kc. 236

Poft, Geofral^ Rates of Litter^i

Sec. fcBt 1^ 54'--59

Prices of Bricklayers^ MafoiM,

Carpenters* &c. &c. work

^'' 5»— 54.

R.
Rates of Coachmeni Cbairmtn,

Cari^en, Watermen, tkc»

%^o, 134, ^36, %%u Sc fen.

*— taken by tbeTiltboat from

London to Gcavefefid a 31

S.

Slaters Work, Prices of . . 53

Smiths Work, Prices of ' 54.

Stage Coaches, Account of, &c.

138— 1^4

— — Carrierti ^ i ■ ■■ &c ibid.

T.
Table, pf the Latitudes of Pla-
ces 19
" ■II ■ of remarkable Events 75

■ of tlie Aliquot Parts of
a Pound 99

■ of Engliih Coins 99
—-of Foreign Coins lOO' 103
— of Englifll Weights and

Meafures 1 04-** 106

Thames, Times and Seafons for
taking Fifhin as^

Tilt-boat, Rates for carrying
Gookisitt' ' . * %^%

W,
Watermen, Rates of a3i

Wondei^ of the World, Ac-
count of 68
World, Defcriptlon of x-^i8

-^Thc following Correa and ufeful TABLES are fubjoined
to this Work, with their pfes and Explanations.

I. A TabIjK jof the Price of any Commo<3ity, by the Yard, Potind,

/TL &c, from on? Farthing to'twfcnty SJuUings*
p. A TABLt^f Univerfal Ufe, for tKe Solation of various QueAion*

In Arlthmetick, Merchandizing, "Meafunngj, Superiidss axid Solids,

Gauging, Surveying of Land, &c.
HI. A Tabli (hewing the Difcounts upon any of -the Branches «jf

tha Cpf^ojus on Goods Imported,

IV. A Tab te of Salaries or Wages'.

V. A TaAii tocaft ujjlntcreft for. any Aumbcr of Days.