... fo cxtenfivg may clcapc their Ouiervatioa ; intreat Gentlemen, Ma- nufacturcrs, Anizans, Farmers, Merchants, and ail others, to inform the Managers of the Society, by Letters addrclled to Mr. Patrick Duff Writer to the Signer, their Secretary: 1. What new beneficial Arts or Bufincfs may be introduced into this Country. i. How thefe begun may be improved or promoted. 3. Whar Materials, Tools, ...

... That there was dropt laft Tuefday, about Half an Hour pajl Four in the: Afternoon, betiveen the old and new Bank Clofes, A Black Leather POCKET BOOK, in which there was Three Ten Pound and Six Twenty Skatl'm* Old Bank Notes, with fevcral orher BiUt, Orders Receipts, ere. that can be of no Uie to any Body but the Owner Who- ever has found the faid Pocket Book, and will bring k to rhe Publisher ...

... mixed with Ibme brwwn Places about Her Head and tars an molt Part of her Tail, with a fmall Head, and fine fiirs : She is a frreight tight-timoer'd Bitch, cocks her Tail (piv'd, and anfwers to the Name -of Beauty —Who- ever will give Notice of her. to Mr. Wilks, of Black- Bank, ?? have a Guinea Reward. ?? tX7 HERE tVS Joshua Houton, vv i.enrlcfliin, ne*r Itipuonden, inthe i-'anlh of Ha- lifax, ...

... Lai-_*u.ges in Edinburgh, open, a Scrio. Greek, aud Latin 0.1 fliurlday the ijih r.f November infl:. in vt. •■ n > ?? lofc, ar (bt lle.i-.i of the Weft ! ow, on the South-fide of the ' hou v, the fore Si lir upon the left Hand in. li. Ihe Hebrew wiii he tauuht cither with or without the Maforc- thical Points, as young Gentlemen lhall incline. Vt f>r_ JOHNI STEWART Proflfl ?? of Natural ...

... A C O NCER T of M USIC X, With a TRAGEDY, called The MOURNING BRIDE. :. Ofmyn by Mr. LEE, The King by Mr. Wiight, Gonfilez by Mr* Heyman, Garcia by Mr. Tonington> Zara by Mrs. Price, And Almeria by Mrs. LEE, With a Farce, called the LOTTERY. Jack Stocks (alias Lord Lace) by Mr. Griffith j Lovemore by Mr. Kennedy, And Chloc (alias Lady Lace) by Mrs. Price. ■S^, This Day the nth Day ofthe Moon, ...

... With the Tragedy of ROMEO and JULIET. Romeo by Mr. LEE, Mercutio by Mr. Griffith, Nurfe by Mrs. Davenport, And Juliet by Mrs. LEE. End of Act 4 th, the Funeral Proceifion of Juliet to the Vault of tne Capulets. Newly decorated with Improvements, and the folemn Dir^e as fet to Mufick by Signor Pafquali. * # * Nothing under full Price will be taken during the whole Per- formance. ° And on ...

... very profitable, and no Rift] tie, fuch Perfon by enquiring for Mr. J C. at John's Coffee-houfe, or by leaving a Line for him. may be informed how a Sum, not under 501. and not exceeding tool. Sterling, at Whitfunday firft, may be employed to confiderable Ad- vantage: And the Perfon fo advancing, may either take a Part of the Trouble, or not. as they choofe. 8*^ This is to inform the Publick ...

... JL( EA P tbit Seafom, At Main Team, one Mile from New caftle, at one Guinea a Mare, and one Shilling to the Servant i YOUNG GOLIAH, a beautiful Chefnut Horse, belonging to Mt Nicholas Walton, Fatnacret. full fifteen Hand* high, ft tong, well marked, and goes well upon his Legs he clear of all BlemiOiet, very healthful, and riling nine Yean old. He will be at every Monday and Tucfday during the ...

... her Son WILLIAM BRAIDWOOD, who was bred to the Trade with her, and is now a Freeman, continues to follow out her Bufincfs, ar her Shop Foot of For- refter's Wynd. And as he has a Right from his Mother to her Accompt Book, the Debitors will be fo good as to pay in their Accompts to him with their Conveniency. *** As there is to he a pubiick Aifembly on Wednefday Night, the 4th Inftanr, ...

... be LETT May-day next, AVery improvable ESTATE at Dinnington, in the County of Notthf.mbcrland, with Common Riglit I'teftick Catr, *ithin about five Miles of Newcaflle, with all proper Convenicncies for two Tenants, of the yearly Value iBil. now in the Occupation of Henry Barton, and Mary Wales, Widow. Alfo two FARMS very improvable, Elmpark, in the County Durham, with good Tenants Houfes and ...

... At ‘Whiie-hoafe, ntgh Belfay Caftie, at one- Guiaea and * Half a Mate, and Half » Claim the Seivantj- , . THE famoas Horse, SQU IRKELL, late belonging to SitWillUm Middleton, Bart, now in the Poflctfion of Mr Marmaduke Fotftet of Bolam White-hdufe. As to Squittell’s Pedigree and Pettetmances. they ate fo yell known by the Gentlemen of the Bridle, that lt*t necdlefs to iniett it. Mote. Good ...

... January * two hew Renments wWA tbe Efador, oar aMerein; M* Ordeitd’to ralied. ate auagltcomffctO. t ;fa«r j «•. 'i. i terftwfih, labd& firQ of-whom broughthuatbbr Tinesfoar rhlMrtTit'zßirth,feven Times three, tad tew> ehOTKm. Wife hat fao» Tiolcs,* life broaeht forth three ■Ohihiiaij abdnboiaihet fofeLzew] Site whole ! of ChHiiM hgrhdnwwo Wteswetoeots t». -•' ~ . Ac6oßh(\| itb'ftnfe ...