... a Premium yearly of 40 fh. fieri. .v laft is propofed to be given the three enfuing Years, Jo ?? Veffels as fha 11 undertake the BUSH FISHING c t0 -x\ the Eleventh Day of June £0 the Thirteenth Day of September ; and tbat the Sum of Z. 360 fieri, is propofed to be diftributed yearly to four Veffels, to be of Burden c o m ?? and upwards to 50 Tons, vi%. 40 fh. the Ton for ifjjing 3 Months, and ...

... and * Qja» ter ot a Mile or Dalkeith} all inclofed with a fufficient Stone Dyke? is PRORO- GATE to Wedncfday the Twentieth of March next, in the Houfe of R_obert Brown Vintner sn Edinburgh. As alfo, the Roup and Sale ofthe Houfhold Furnitureo. jean- f_eld, &c. is Prorogate to Tuefdav the Second oi April er.~ fuing, within the PP ufe ot Jeanfrc-d,. betwix: th-^ Hoai3 of Ten and Twelve ...

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

... 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 ...

... 1. Hate run tor thelil leveral Years laft paft at ?? k ; Su-,.1 fo in Atrcar, are defired immediately to pay the fame to Mr, William Henderjon, Upholder, in the Side, Newcaftle, or to Mr, 'Richard Grieve, Attorney at Law, at -4/ntw'c^. Tiiis will be only once more Advertifed. HAddericks Mill near Ncwcaflle, with th ...

... accuftom'd Inn, fituated in the middle of the Town and near the Market, with a large convenient Brewing Office, very good Stall -Stables, being all in very good Repair; Alfo a parcel of ne- ceftary and neat Houfhold Furniture and Brewing Utenfils to be Sold. In* quire of Mr.M artin Webster of Stowmarket aforefaid. To be- LETT. TH £ Marlbrough's Head in Dedham in the County of EfTex, being a ...

... be- ing only 10 Fatho.ns deep, the Seam between 7 and 8 Quarters high, att elided with little or no Water cfiarge, *ith Heap-room, Way-leaves for' Waggons, or otlier Carriages, and a Staiih belonging to the fame ; and ai- lu Liberty to ereft Houfes fot the Habitation of Woik- men, or otherwife for the Ufe ofthe faid Collery: Whoever has a mind to take the fame, may apply to Mr. Jofiph Kjlley, ...

... ?? Afternoon, at Mris. Incests Houfe in Leitif thereis to be Sette by Roup, for Three Years, the Entry ?? nest, by the FaOor appointed by the Lords or Council and SciTlon; The Firil Storey of Burtons LartdL in Leirh, wich three Wins Cellars, Garden and Summer-* koufe, Garrets and Workboufe, with other Officekoufes, -ve- ry way fit for a Wine-coope-, .3 the fame were lately pef ■ feis'd by ...

... c nu ?? #iof - to tin' Ijnhett Softer, \ T the Cufiom-Houfe in Ncwcaflle, on IJL Wednefday the 27th of February, 1733, feveral rat- !tU of Geneva, Pepfer, Chocolate, Callkoe, Snuf, Sope, Ltadj 'iot, Cards, Wine, Linen, Starch, Powder, Delf-Wrre, and ixi'mg. The Sale begins at 2-o'Clock 111 the Afternoon. rhe Goods to be viewed three Day* before me Sale, md at ihe Time of Sa'e. A Parcel of the ...

... com- plete Sett of fufficient BREWING UTENSILS, nothing zh* worfe for Wear: Or, the whole Brewery wuh the L-. tennis, «.o be Lett, Enquire for fohn Jottnge* Coachma- fter in Canongate, below the Duke of Quecasberry's Lodg- ings. For the Benefit of Miftrefs WOOD WA RD: At the Edinburgh Theatre in Tayloi's-haU, on Monday next the nth 'nil. will be A&ed, The CONSCIOUS ZO- VERS, a Coined. v by Sir ...

... by John Fulton- by pablick Ro^p, for One* Ye2rs, upon VVednefday the Sixth or March ncrrc, in t* Hotife of Witliam Boutcher Gardner at-AbbeyhiU will inform as to Particulars. qjiec_ ail SorU of HouJboU furniture, fuch ss Unfeets Hangings Chairs, Looking glafTes, Cnxmnevs, Shies. Pewther ...

... on the Institutions of the Civil Law, on Wednefday the 13th of March next, at his Lodgings in Stephen Law's Clofe, and ordinary Hourot Teaching* ~ _ 7o be SETXeT To which you may have poffetfton juft now, or bow foon the Tacksman pleafes, with or without the Furniture : The tine DWELLING-HOUSE at Inveresk, belonging to and lately poifefs'd by the deceaft Alexander Hay; witn Gardens, Dovecoat, ...