The former, in his youth, was an errand boy, and he became so willing in doing little jobs, that his employers have paid him most handsomely.

The latter gentleman, who may be seen frequently driving a dennet, and looking both sides of the road at once, is a chip of the old block: but as it is not our intention to visit the sins of the sou upon the father, we shall not enter into a minute examination of him.
No.

6, in Bury-street, is only about a year's standing.
This table was set up by a broken adventurer, Capt.

B----, with Mr .-- --, a jeweller, and a man whose agents keep a house of ill fame, no way inferior in attribute to his house in Bury-street.

They commenced with narrow funds, and now, thank the gulls, are independent.
The next door, No.