... in the Cuftomhoufe at Preftonpans, on Wednefday next the 26th inftant, betwixt the Hoursof 11 and 12 in the Fosenoon 9 sj;*sp That a. Man going by the Name of DUNCAN, and (as he fays himfelf) born in Edinburgh, was in Kclfo on the i2-th of May inftant, and had with him two Horfes; the one a DAPLEGRAY GALLOWAY, of about fevea Years old j and theothera BLACK MARE, of the Coach kind, of about ...

... 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 ...

... Cl rug v. Notice is hereby given to every Perfon who intends to be a Peti- tioner to this Society foi Charity, to fend a Certificate, fign'd by the Minifter of his or her refpettive Parilh, that he 01 flic is then living, and a proper Objeft. ' ?? , N. B. All Petitioners are defired to mention in their Letters of Requeft, or Certificates, the following Particulars, vi_. 1. The Names of the ...

... in Wiulaton Loidlhip. Apply to Mr Sllvertop at Stella. Co be Uetr, Kew, or againft May-day next, THE H 0 v se in Hlgrim-itrea, Newcaftle, whicii Mr Fenwick Lambert formerly liv'd in, containing fix Fire Rooms, with or without the Stable, Brew-houfe and Garden. En- quire of Mi Jofeph Richmond in Pilgrim-ftieet afoiefaid. Situate in the Parift) of S t a n h 0 p c, in the County of Dur- ham, and ...

... fuitable Conveniences, THE Glebe Lands belonging to the Rectory of Boldon, containing about 165 Acres, of which ?? are in Tillage, and the reft in Pafture or Meadow. For further Particulars enquire at the Reftory Houfe. Northumb'l TTTHereas, in Compliance with a Repre- ss VY fentation made at laft Seflions, and full Satis- faftion given as to the Ufe and Neceffity thereof, for the Safety and ...

... Warehoufe in Bow Churchyard, Londtn, and at Northampton. SIRS, AS I have obferved in many of the London News- Papers, as well as in other News-Papers, fcveral rs^iM?^ s°° dandßcn£fic ™^s input* able Phyficans, &c. fo 1 conceive 1 ought SKr^f f 8 ™ He, P deceived, thY the Mercy 0 God, therefrom ; on which Account difire, I Ptudence Tipper, of Brill in the County of Bucks, being grievo-ily ...

... was banifhed this Country for feveral Crimes, was found near to Inch, felling a DARK.BLUE HORSE, 14 Hands high, and 6 Years old, with fome white Spots on his Near-fide, a white Snip betwixt his Eyes and down the Lip, two white Strips on each of his Ears, and has been fpoiled by the Saddle: And as the faid Margaret Govs and her Husband •fire under Sufpicion to have ftoln the faid Horfe, a Con- ...

... -able Horfes » fy from Mrs. Forfyth's, Canongat*^ on Frida/ or ?? next, for London, Bath, York, Scarborough, oVl' on the F,ca.d,v To be performed by John jac_.i«»f That upon the 29th Day of Depember next, the ftfofthe Ute Reverend Mr. JOHN OCHTERLQNT > Mton. Miniiler of the Gofpel at Dundee, are to ; bis own Houfe there; betwixt and which [^Ljtogoesitheieof-W-ll be had at Mr. John Ballin- ...

... principal Properties of : the Parabola, EUipfe and Hyperbola. B\ RICHARD JACK, Teacher of M_themat_cks in Edinburgh. Soid by J. Paton, VV.DiU_.mond, A Kincaid, and other BookfeHersjn Edinburgh; and by Meffrs. Innys, Knapton, , Longman, Hitch, AHley, Pdvington, Manby, Ofwald, and ■ Davidfon4 at London. *sf^ Sometime ago was found by a poor Mar. upon ths Land of E|fick3 in the Parifh of Fetterei ...

... Coriiorphin, with his.- Family an^thers, came to ?? the faid Meadow, to- refide du- ing che Hay- harveft there, an in- vidious Wretch having fcattered POISON in Food for ...

... Gallon, A V«ry large and curious Parcel of Neat Coniac XjL Br ahdv, and J - maic a Rum. As alfo, there is now on Sale, ORANGE SHRUB, Made with cue Sevile Or.mjgks, of this Yeai's Importation. ttJS. Thofc that take five Gallons, or greater Quantities, are a- oated 6d. pci Gallon, with further Allowances to Dealers that take it by the Pipe, Puncheon, or Hogfliead. Gentlemen and Country Dealers, ...

... Mr. R ICH A R DSO N's Fire-Engine at Smalley, at the ufual Rates. STOLEN or ftray'd from Mr. Pycropt's Clofe at Barton upon Star, on Saturday the 13t.1lnl.1nt, a Dark Brown MARE, about 14 Hands high, comes (ijc Years old, fome White in the Face, a bob Tail and nicked, a beautiful Feather on each Side her Neck, but her Mane at prefent divides each Way, and almoft hides it ; the had on 4 new ...