... 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, ...

... Towns or Townlhips of Bradford, Balloon, Bingley, Bowling, Horton, Carlcren, Hellfiekl, Tlnulhrield, Graf- lington, Ottcrburn, CoaiffoncolJ, Long-Prcifon, WiH'dcn, Noithowram, Sowerby, Gargrave, and Windhill, in tie County of York, being of the yearly Value of uool. and Upwards, and capable of very large Improvements- Pur I'm titer Pert ictilari enquire ot' John Stanhope, Efqi •ar Hursfnrih- ...

... of THE WORKS of MOLIERE Complete, in French and Engl.fh, ln Ten Volumes in Twelves The Tianllation by SEVfiRALHANDS. This Woik is not only of the higheft Ufe and Inflruftion to thofe who learn the Fiench Language, but hkewift the nioll rational and entertaining Amufement to orher!. The oiigmal Text, from which this Tianllation was done^ is taken fiom the late grand Paris Edition, publifli'd by ...

... during the Progrefs of a tedious Foil and its utorc tedious Confcquenees. Att avowed Majority of Freeholders could not command that Succefs whitb, it is apprehended, They jufily deferved: Vet tbt fieady and fet fib le Part of Mankind, rather animated than fe- preffed, by fuch Disappointments, wili remain unjhaken in tbeir well grounded Opinions. A Veneration for Liber y, the Love of our ...

... 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, ...

... for Monday the 30th Inftant, is, Alexander's Feast ; and that 011 Wednefday the 2d of July, will be performed the Oratorio of Judas Macchab/eus, being inftead of the Choral Mufic for Auguft next. Gentlemen and Ladies, without Tickets, to be admitted for 2 s. 6 d. each. N. B. As thefe Performances come on fo near to each other, it is intended to improve them with the following additional ...

... The Lands of GREENRIG and |SW I NTON-QJJARTER, withthe Teinds thereof, lying in the Parifii and Barony of Swinton, and Sheriffdom of Berwick. Thefe Lands hold Feu of the Crown The yearly free Renc amounts to 185?!. 14s. iod. Sterling, and the valued Rent to 600 1. Scot*. They arc of a good Soil, and ly wiihin four Miles of Dtinfe, and nine Miics of Berwick. The Rental, Progrcfs and Inventary ...

... Eaft Lothian, there is to be fold by Roup, 14 Saddle and Work Horfes, 7 Cows, 3 Q^ieys and a Bull ; a great many Carts, Ploughs, and other Utenfils of Husbamfry, feveral Saddles, and other Horfc Furniture; and alfo feveral Acres of Wheat, Oats, Sec. growing on the Farm.* There is likcwife the faid Day to be fet by way of Roup for this Year, Several Parks of natural and fown Grafs. The Houfe of ...

... fet by publick Roup, upon Thurfday the 31ft of July within the Town-houfe of Dalkeith, betwixt the Hours of 3 and 4 in the Afternoon. The Entry to commence at Lammas nrxr, old Stile. The Conditions of Roup are to be feen in the Hands of Gilbert Gricrfon, his Grace's Chamberlain at Dalkeith. -ff*f By Order of the Tutors of the Duke of Gordon, rhcre is to be fold by publick voluntary Roup, ...

... Hours of 2 and 4 Afternoon, in the Houfe of Baillie Mortimer in Dyfarr, The JEAN and MARGARET Brigantine of Perth, 60 Tons burden or thereby, about 2 Years old, and well found. The Ship ro be feen in the Harbour of Dyfart, and the Inventary and Condi- tions ?? in the Hands of Henry Miller Shipmaftcr in Dyfart, or Alex-. ander Ogilvy Merchant in Leirh. For L 0 N D 0 N, The Edinburgh Company's ...

... be had in ALL FAMILIES, TH E Chr 1 1 t1 a n's MEMORANDUM-BOOK: Or, FAMILY INSTRUCTOR. CONTAINING, I. Short devot ona.l Exercifes for every Sunday, and all other folemn Ftafls and Falls, thioughout the Year, as they are enpned to be obferved in the Rubrick of the Chinch of England. 11. An accurate, tho' fuccinfi, Account of all the inferior Feftiyals in each Month, for the Obfcivance whereof no ...