... Linn, Bookfellers, on the Tyne-Bridge, New- J caftle, to be continued weekly after Eafter. The Editots, being ?? to afford the Book at as cheap a Rate as poflible, have made choice of a fin all Type, by which Means the whole will be brought to Sixty one Numbers, which, at 3 d. each, makes 15 s. 3d. one Third cheaper than the French Copy. On Wednefday the 2sth Day of April, Inftanr, ult the ...

... thought convenient to defer the fame to the 14th of April, Inftant, which will, politively, be the fartheft Time of deciding the fame. In the mean Time Tickets may be had of the Printer of this Paper. SUmmer Running for Stone Colts in Hcigh- ington Park: The laid Taik is well watered, fliaded, and in a good Air ; being freed fince Michaelmas laft. Encmire of Mr. John Harrifon, of He'ghington, ...

... Houfing and Conveniencies for two Tenants, and 270 Acies, and upwaids, of Atable, Meadow, and rafture Ground, well fenced and watered, and moftly Tythe-free: Alfo to be fold, an improvable Freehold Eftate, called, MIiNERBI'RY, lituate in the Pa- rilli ol Stanhope, in the faid County, and now in the Pof- feflion of John Walton as Tenant, inwliichtheteisagood Profpc-t for a Lead- Mine: And alfo ...

... Newcaftle upon Tyne. NB. Thii will tie no more Athettifeii. WHereas, amongft other Things, a twelfth Part of Stella-Colliery is ad vert i fed to be fold by George Spearman, Efq; Thefe are to advertife the Pub- lick, that the faid George Spearman has ho other Right to the fai* l Trcmifes, than as a Mortgage; and that Mr. Benjamin Wiifon, and Mrs. Alice ßoutflower (asßeprefen* tatives of Mr. ...