... Leties in the' County Ol York, Linen- Draper and Hofier, ?? of all. Sorts of Linen-Drapery Goods, with a large Quantity ot f*ariet,.brue, and drab /hoxt Chalet. The Safe' to begirt' on fiir^y the. fourth Day of Pebnutry heXP, and to ; continue-'cillall are told. * &. Ail Perfons who have any Demands upon the- faiu I homis Stojhenfen, are defired to bring in tnefame-' to Mr. John Moxoti, ...

... Breich and Whitburn, hones that none will prcfume to hunt on thefe Grounds, without .pecial Liberty. ?? Notice is hereby given to the Heritors of INVERESK, that the Commiffioners authorifed to divide the Lands of fnveresk, are to meet with the Valuators upon Monday the loth Inllant, at 10 ?? before Noon, at the Houfe of Tvf's. Laing Vintner in Moflcburgh 1 ■.■-■- - - -■• - — - . 1 ?? j ?? , ...

... samuel Brown, Edinburgh, Num- ber i^fT: lf any I'crfon who hr.s found the fame, will return her to Sa- nuid Brown Watch-maker in Edinburgh, they fliall receive a handfomc Reward. R O S L I N Bleachfield. Fine Linen Cloth, Cambricks and Diaper*, are now taking in for that Field by Archibald Howie at Hamilton and Companys Linen Ware-bonk, the fecond Door of the fir ft 1 urnpike wuhin the Head of ...

... Author of Hudibrdl. Publifhed from the Original Manufcripts, formerly in the PofTefTion of W. Longueville, Efq; By R, THYER, Keeper of the public Library at Manchejler. . In TWO VOLUMES, Oaavo. KJ do hereby certify, that the Papers, now propofed to be publilhed by Mr. Thyer, are the original Manufcnpts of Mi. Samuel Butler, Author of Hud&rai, and were be- « queathed to mc by the late ...

... the Mukcr- Pla.r, confifling cf a Common Room, Shop, Par- lour, fve Chamber, nvo of tiiem lvins with Tapiftiy, and another elegantly painted; (iui O.^c s, two Stables, &x\ Alf ito hs fb'd, Four Feather Beds, Bedft-ads, and Furniture, « Clo k, brafi Tack, Tables, Cheft tf Drawer, a Looking glafs with a raifed gilt Frame, tlvrc Fur- naces, &c. Eiquire at the Houfe, or of Mr. Wiring Mercer in Hit ...

... for Londun a^a.nti tbc End oftbe Week, may call at the Pubitfhcrs of this Paper. To be SOLD, On Wcinef-hiy the Jth of November next, at the Town Clerk's Ofhc.Jtn Lcith, The B.igantine OLIVE BRANCH of Dunbar, burthen abemt ioo Tunl-, couij.let.cly tigged, and well found, originally built in Xew Eng- land but rebuilt abort, i Years fincc in Britain. Ihc Vclfcl, which is pre-. fenny lying in » ...

... CX, AVith the COMEDY calied THE SEAT AG EM. Archer by Mr. LEE, Mrs. Sullen by Mrs. LEE. AVith a Farce (never performed here but once) called, The Duke ttad no Duke, or TrapoHn's Vagaries. The Part of Trapolin by Mr. STAMPER. ?? As Boxes were laft Winter frequently taken by Ladies, who only fill'd the Front Rows thereof^ yet (by nominally pre-engaging the whole) EXCLUDED OTHERS from coming to ...

... MUSICK, With tiie COMEDY of The SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND, (Being me laft Tifne of performing it tkis Seafon) Ranger by Mr. LEE, Mr. Strickland by Mr. Wright, Frankly by Mr. Griffith, Bellamy by Mr. Heyman, Jack Meggot by Mr. Stamper, Jacintha by Mrs. Price, Mrs. Strickland by Mils Hamilton, And Clarinda by Mrs. LEE.. With a Farce, called MISS in her Teens. Captain Flafn by Mr. LEE, Fribble by Mr. ...

... on a new Letter, and fine Paper, ifl lullrated with a large Mapof the Britifli and French Settle-, ments in North America; (part firft) containing Canada, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, New England, Part of New York, with the Lakes, Six Nations, and the Countriej Weftwaid, in the fame Panellels, fo far af difcover'dj exhibiting the juft Boundaries and the French Encroach- ments, laid down from ...

... Chimney Glalfc) Drawers, Desks, Writing Tables, Drefling Tables, and four Mar- ble Tables, Corner Cup-boards, China Shclfs, Bed and Table Linen, Silver Plate, China ufeful and ornament?!, amongft which are iome uncommon Pieces; Paintings, Prints, Englifh and Indian, Marble Bulls, Figures in Mettal and Paris Plaifter, with their Brackets; to begin at 10 ?? on Tuefday next the 4th of March, at ...

... under the Management or a Gentle. .an, who will take Care that every Thing proper and convenient for the Bathers of either Sex be provided. Tickets for the Bath will be got at Dr. James Walker's Houfe oppfite to the Infuraocc Office, Edinburgh. By his Majefty's Juftice s of Peace ofthe Shire of Edinburgh, Whereas upon the 16th November laft, a FIRE broke out 111 the Barn-Yeard in Wooimet, ...

... Brollict, at Ofer.ey near Oxford, Are defired to apply to Mr. Bernard Gnfe, CConfeCtione r behind All-Saints Church ; where they will receive proper Satisfaction that the Scandalous Reports which have been fpread by fome evil-minded Perfons, are malicious and ground ici s, and that this China is abfolutely of his own Manufactory. ~To be L E t T. ' And entered upon at Lady Day or Michaelmas ...