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... L C R A C E S. T»‘h N ftr, ON Tuerdtjrthe 30th Day of July next, a Pun.sc of Xi Poumds, by font and five Teu old Hoifca, tec. that never won above the Value tif s*l. (Matchea excepted) Heats, thtee Milej each i four Year elds to cairy nine Stone, and five Tea* olds to cany nine Stone ten Pounds. On Wedocfday the jtft, Pvase of Gold, Hotfes, See. that never won the Value of 1. at any One Time, ...
... .u- n ev Dockwtav, in Weftgate-ftieet, of Mi SS, « h*>. nn. »^. ...
... two Guineas a Mart, anil ont Shilling tht Strvant -, tht Money to bt paid at tht Stablt Door, SNIP. He was got by his Grace the Duke oF Devonfliite's Flyin g Ch i lder s, his Dam by B a sto, his Grandam by Mr Felham's Bay Barb, his Gieat Gtandam by Spot, out of the Vintner's Maie. S N 1 P is full Biothei to Black L egs and Second, his Dam was full Sifter to his Grace the Duke of Devonfhire's ...
... Likewife the LOO.R of Mu»ta»u, the moft teafonable Rates.— Enquire at the above Faftory, of John Charleion, Mrs Roc’s Shop, on the Sandhill, Mcwcaftle. Ready Money for Muftard-ieedi and that no lefs than hundred Weight of Oil-turpentine and Rofin will be fold at the Faftory. ...
... the Merchants Coi rt on Tuefday the 3d Day of April next at Ten ?? in ihe Forenoon, to take the Repotts 01 the Committees, infpeft ihe Accompts, appoint a new Houfe Committee, and t inn faft luch oiher Bufinefs as Ihall be laid beioie the faid Court. Seventeen Inpatieats having been received this Day, Notice is heieby given, th.v the Houfe is quite full, and therefore no In-pa- tients (except ...
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... bo SOLD, A Piece of GROUND, with a Limestone QUARRY and HOUSE-, adjoining to the Poll Road, lituated Newton in the Moor, now in the Pofleflion of John Forfter. Fot further Paniculate enquire of Mt Henry Mitcalfa, at North Shields. ...
... ; they ate very fit for Common Brewers, and any Perfon may have a Trial of their Goodnefs. Enquire of Mr Robert Carrick, on, the Sand-hill, Newcaftle. N. B. The Oak Timber and Plank of a large Ship, now pulling in Pieces, is alfo to be fold. LOST, or S T O LE N, On tht 19th of November inft. out of a Field near tht Forth, A Light Chefnut GELDING, upwards of if Hands u£\ high, Roman nos'd, ...
... SOT. I>, Goon DWKLLING-HOUSH, fituatc inCowi i*:e, N'e'fitlllj '.ipon Tyne, conlitling ten ri.c- 100.r.5, and C'ofctt; with a Mal ...
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... Weeks from Louifburgh, with Advice that the F.nglilh Forces, to the Number of 10,000 Men, were landed at Cape Breton, but not without vigorous Oppodtion, w'hich cod them 1000 Men, and on the French Side above ijo: That the Siege was begun, but not carried regularly : That the Englilh Fleet confided of so Sail of the Line; and that the French have feven Men of War in the Harbour of Louifburgh, ...