... belonging to the Ri^ht Honourable JOHN Earl of BREADALBANE in Perth- fhire. And whofoever is found Hunting thereon, with Guns, Nets, or Dogs, will be prof.cu.ed in the highefi Terms of Law. . % 0 ?? «_•• ?? ?? That upon Tusfday the Twentieth of Auguft Infl betwixt the Htftfrs of Two and Four Afternoon* There is to be expofed to Sale by publick Roup, wichin the Dwel- ling-ho ufe of Da.vi-d._Cau ...

... ferve the Lieges ? in Town or Country, with fufficient Hearfes, Mourning.coaches, and other Funeral Appara tvs, as readily, and at as eafy Rates, as any where. Send Notice to him at his Houfe in St. Mary Wynd. ; The Rt. Honourable the BARONS of HTs Mais. ; ftfs EXCHEQUER, give Notice ; That They intend to expofe to Sale, by Cant or A uttion, in the Court of Exchequer, on Tuejday ths Fourth of ...

... of the Lands ol NEW . ?? ! - H 1 L ...

... Bookfeller in _Q &it b y, a Large Colkftion of' BOOKS; ConGftingofnear 300 Volumes in Folio, 140 Quartos, and jiooo Oftavo's and Twelves. Catalogues may be fecn at the Place of Sak j which will continue till all are io!d. 1 11. 'Mm. 1. t ii. ■■'» 1 iii 1. _i nll■- * ■ - - -1-1 n,, 4 August i. This Day was publifii'd in London. Price fid. Ihe GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE: Or, MONT H L V INTE L't I ...

... Part in the Occupationof Mr. John Pitt. Inquire of ?? George Castleton, next Door trf Dr. White's in St, Clement s Panfli,, Ipfwich. * i f - * . — fi i '■■^ ■ * '* - ?? , J> -^s- A T Newmarket, in the Time of Moeting, Ort the / f\ j\ 2d, ad, Atn; sth and 6ih Days of April nexr^ H^^'^fiilf will he a MAINE of COCKS fought ; between the* \fl* Gentlemen of Hut.m.gtonftiire, and the Gentlemen ...

... Stable, Gaf» den, Orchard, and other good Conveniences belonging to it, (landing at the Upper End of the FryevGate in Derby: Enquire of Th o m a $ Trimmer, drof Samve l Trimmer, Bookfeller in Derby, and be further informed. 1 ; / 1 „ . ON Monday the Thirteenth of January next, at Lo c x 1 H gT O n; in the County of Lticejter, tfill be CudgelTd for a lac'd H AT, i Vv lue a Guinea, by Seven or ...

... Aldermen, Brethren 'and Capital Burgrjfes of the faid Borough, tor the Convenient Difpofal ofthe Latter-make Cbcefe, have appointed a Meeting to be held in the Market- place in the faid Borough, on IVedmfday, Vhurjday and Friday, beino the nth, 13th, and 14th of March next, to which Place all Perfons dealing in the faid Commodity may refort, Toll Free. N. B. This Meeting will be continued ...

... Torphichen: Particularly. the Landsof CAM ALT V, CAMALTY MILL. WELLHEADS, Eafter and Wefter HAI-RBURNHEADS. MiDDLEMUIR, and Part cfO- VER-WILLIAMSTON; Have frequently, and under Eorm of lnftrument, required the faids Truftees, to re- ceive from them the Prices of their feveral Pu and to fulfill to them the Conditions of Roup and Sale: AND the Truftees having failzied to do their Part; The Pur- ...

... That JOHN and DAVID WRIGHTS, at F_i « Sf 3 tlie L , * nc anc * Yarn Manufa&ory, oppofite ••.JS j* to the Foot of Peebles's Wynd in the Cow. q-.4_« gate, Edinburgh, fells for ready Money all # £* 5 Sorts of undrefs'd Flanders, Dutch, and Riga I z^o ** Lint, from 6 Shiliing.iper Stoneand upwards. £J- _•_! £ Drefs'd Lint, free from all Mixture or Brair- q!s** o&'p J den, at 7 pence, 7 ...

... the bide now in the Pblteffjon * .li. VV'ii uui v.v icy, and tju- S p . icreunto belonging, ?? i ( , he Sod. a Houle in Pilgtim-frtcet. in the I. lht:i mi ol M . 1 tinman Pnuinerl, and ot .er In t ir.' o Mis. Patt 10.,, *t ihe head of tne Side in Ne.vcaltle upon T) nc. fo he itett Agairft lady-day next, together or fepara'cly, 1 W O Farmholds or I crkments at Fen- bam, wuhl a . il.iv' il ...

... to the Town ofßueosALL near D,E RB V, a ftrong Brown Gelding ; and being very much abufed, .either by hard Riding, or fome grievous Burden, was turned loofe, as. is fuppofed, in the IWtd leading from the faid Town towards Smalley or Hovftty-Park. If any one fhall difcover the Perfon or Perfons, guilty 0. this Villany, fo as he or they may be conviflcd of the fame, or if any oneioncerned with ...

... Stewart's Cloie, Edinburgh. And is, on the 25th inft. to begin his Geographical and Aftronomical Difcourfe s; In which will be explained, the Principles of Geograply ard Navigation depending upon Aftronomy: The Ufe oi the GLOBES, in ioi ving many important Problems in Geo- graphy, Aftronomy, and Navigation : The Methods by which Aftrono!'»ers judge of the Magnitude and Difiances ©1 the ...