... ant ; or a Univeifal Magazine ot T A BLES. Wherein is contain- ed greater Variety than in any other Book of its kind, with feveral new and' ?? Tables, never before ?? ; which renders it the moft general* complete, and univerfal Companion, for daily ufe, extant, and highly necef- fary for all Gentlemen, Builders, Surveyors of Buildings, Timber Meafurers* Carpenters, Bricklayers, &c. Alfo for ...

... or a Colleflion of Thoughts, Moral, N£ tural and Sublime, of our Englifh Poets, whoflouiifhedin the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries, viz. ?? E. Dorfet, E. Orrery, F. Stirling, Id. Falkland, Ld. Brooke, Sir -William Davenant, Sir John Sucklin, Sir John Denham, Sir John Davis, Lady Carew, Dr. Donne, Ep. Corbet, Drayton, P. Laureat, Bp. Kin-r, Sir Datid Lindfay, Sir Rcbt. Stapletotri With ...

... and others. T ,v r T-RiNTi%GOri: t IiIPS.'ICH, h ettahlifred a General A Ofe -of In* ellij encc, * lee ttafteu ...

... Jk T the Shi re -Hall in Ipfwich, on Monday next be»nf tht I\ »4thot December, will be afted a Play, call'd, AH far Love : or, The World weß Lot* With feveral Entertainments of Singing and Dancing. On Wedncfday next, ('being defired) will be afted a Play, call'd Tbc Provok'd Husband: »r, A J>ur ney to London. To which will be added a Tragedy ol Two Ads, call'd TOMTH U M B. Ar.d on Friday ...

... I LIT at Michaelmas next. lii'.uiie ct Mr.SaaP ard ot Camufy- i(h. There is alio a ImaLl convenient wci, plac a luainog to be Let? very realbnable. To be LETT. r* H E Queen's He?~d Inn in Stowmarkct, Suffolk, being a large com modious and weil accuftom'd Houfe, fituated in the middle of the faid Town, and nem the Market, with a large convenient Brewing-Office and rood Stall Stables, being ail ...

... next bc'ng the J*\ yth oi December, will be ailed a Play, ull*d, TheTrovok'dHudcwd: or, a Journey-to London* Vvi h fevcral Entertainments oi Sii ?? am! Dan. mc, Dy Order we arc ?? lied to bepin at c a Chjik. Vivar Rex. . j^ME Shops and lieu eof the lare Stephen M ij.sc p, de- | ceafed, iii the Throwftir in Ipfwich, is to be Lett, and the Stock to be Sold, being the nldcft Ironmongers Shop ? ...

... the Parifli of HehTririti in Colchester, f« Roomi on a Fiasr, with .. :; vale** Coach. Houfe, Stable, and Dovo-houfe.j alio a largo Orchard' and Gardens ? JO n n r& S* J I P*» M «d with tip heft of Fruit- Treti, a Rookery, a fmal Fifh-Pond, and plenty of other Water, and all other Conveni- encies belonging to it, fit for a Gentleman, now in the Occupation of Mrs. Pr.ce, o' whom further ...

... fj-ty til Cf ?? - / ? . ?? tt a Genir.il .tdvtrti ft,:, at ?? ?? : , ?? . , it mtunun- nint'jwfi \ irgrnd l>\ *h, Gn.ll/', >-, (,V ? ? , ?? ,v, - ?? ?? f-t ti ?? c- f : ,- ?? t thief l.'id 'l r l-e, it It, ?? 'iftn ?? ?? ?? c, : .e. r. et ?? Sir I'> il N AU.OY, IS et. 1 tone if if,- Rj'i-ij, nt.it: v,s of this ( ?? ...

... I C Hj AN Old-accuftom'd SMI f H's SHOP, with or without a DWF.LL I N G-H OUSE adjoining to if, fthiate in St. Matthew's Parifh. Enquire of Mr. Maria Nona, Psirufce- Maker, in hjwieb afoitfaid. To befutiidfy SOLD at the C I' S T 0 M-H OUSE in }] .rfwicK eh F R II) A V the lub Infant, at Tw. ?? in thAfttnacr., ' QFver.d LO T S of BR A N DV. The Goods, wi:_l Kj the Conditions of S A L E, may be ...

... the lower End ** of the Groat-Market in Newcaftle, known by the Sign of the Spread- Eagle, is to be Let againft Chriftmas, or Candlemas nexc : En* quire of Mrs. Widow Ellifon, in Pilgrim ftreet in Newcaftle. N, B. This will bt advenifed no more. To To be LETT againft Candlemas next. . . , THE Apartment where Mr. George Sadler now liveth: Aifo the Apartment where Mr. Jofeph lurner now dwells, ...

... low Room in Mill-gate, with a Clofet, where Alice Farmer liv'd ; Enquire of Mr. Edward Bland, in Piigrim-ftreet, iv New- caftle. CTRAY'D or convey'd out of Mr. Richard Bowler's Pafture, at H Bifhop Auckland, the feventh of this Inftant, at Night, a Bay Gel* ding, better than 14 Hands high, 6 Years old, a dim Star in his Face, newly paced, Switch Tail, all his Main and Toppiu. when lofr,.lh*P ...

... so.-}, of Whltch efter, near NewcalUe upon Tyne, did on Thurfday Night, the 27th. of Marcn laft, abfeond, and' he and his Accomplices conveyed and carried off about twenty Head of Black Cattle and three Horl'es, with a Defign to defraud the Landlord of his Jul. Rent: Thcleaie to give Notice, that if any Perfon will difclofe 01 make known to Mr. John Morley, in the Bigg-market, iv Newcaftle ...