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... ADVERTISEMENTS. IF any Perfon on give Intelligence of a large Pointer DOG, which was gone from Derby, on Saturday the 24th of this Inftant Oilober, maik'd with a Brown Spot above his Tail, one over each Eye, two Brown Ears, and all the reft of him tik'd; ...
... IF any Gentleman, Merchants or others, have occalion to freight any Ship from thi> Port, , to any Patt of this Kingdom, ot for Foreign Ports, mayntum/gto Mr. Laurence Colby vi North Shields, who will procure Mailers to ferve them, Jan. the lift, \ji6-7i ...
... Five Yeats old, was pitch _ on each Shoulder thus, Q had a Woman's Pad and Bridle on when laft feen ;, Whoever can give Intelligence of her, fo as fhe may be ?? to the Owner JOHN SMITH of Bonsali, near Wirkf ...
... Hair, both -'peaks and walks flow, and ie wire footed ; he had on Grey Cloth Cloaths, and a Felt Hat. Whoever can give any Intelligence of him fo that he may be apprehended and brought into the Hands of the Con* liable of Hope aforefaid, fhall receive TEN ...
... News- Papers in the Courie of the Month. 11. Poetical Production.. IH. A Summary Account of Foreign Affairs. J V.Domeftick Intelligence: As, Promotions Ecclefiaftical, Civil and Military, Accidents/Robberies, Marriages, Births, Deaths. &c. V. Prices of Stocks ...
... Number of Ships and Guns were (v- Sierior to the En.-niy, their great Weight of Metal and Nuin- >er ot Men nude very little Difference be: ween us- ail their Ships, as I am inform'd, ihe Severn excepted! carry 41 Pounders, lnd Qur four beft Ships carry but ...
... defigned for higher Studies. By WILLIAM LOUGHTON, Schoolmafter at Kenfington. Printed for W a r d and C h a n d l c r at the Ship without Temple- Bar ; and fold at their Shops in Coney freet, York, and at ScAR B 0- ROU GH, A CharaSer of this mofi ufeful ...
... who are defigned for higher Studies. By WILLIAM LOUGHTON, Schoolmafler at Kenfington. Printed for Ward and Chandler at the Ship without Temple- Bar ; and fold at their Shops in Coneyfreet, YOR k, and at Scaß B o- ROUGH, A Charattcr of this mofl ufeful ...
... Notice of his whitening Linnen Cloth, to as much Perfeftion, as thofe in Holland can pretend, thinks fit togive this further Intelligence, that he is now fully de- termined to follow the fame Bufinefs, and that he w 'll begi i aflbon as the Seafon permits, ...
... übliflfd ?? (Neatly printed on fine P , .luch'd l\ Biue Cove!*) Skan^lg *p H E GENTLER a s MAG Vzn-.fi : Oi , MosTh ■ I lv Intelligent ■ , „ . 73 « -onuming, ifpl&j|# (M°re in Quantity and greater Variety than any. Eook of ther - ip|i||ii s Kiud and Price) ...
... and fayed the faid Ship and Cargo} and that when we weie going to the Aid and Af- ftftance of the faid Ship and Caigo, we met the Crew of the laid Ship, who told -as, that the faid Ship and Cargo would be aWieck, and that the faid Ship would ...
... ficitiwii r.nd Age of their fever..! Ships, N. P. As fuch Pains have been taken to reducs Things to a M rt'i.Y, we hope our Fiiei**ris t both in City and Country, will with their utincft Endeavours promote the Ships we (hail engage in cur Service. Whiti-Hart ...