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... And entered on fume immediately, ctiicrs at May-day next, Several FARMS in the Manor of Thornlcy, Low Gore hall, and middkha .t} with, otwiihout, Hay, Corn, and Fogs tbeteon. Alfo Cattle and Horses of all Sons. For Particulars apply to Mr Joihua Hopper, at Turfdale, at George Spearman, Billiop-ntiddleham. Alfo a Brewery, Maltiog, and Cockpit, to be Lett at Middleham, with all proper ...

... ; M»cclix: . ■.-:- - O T. N E W S. New Yoa k, Rfvmitr ao, CO lon e Schuyler, iDAStukes, Capt. and Capt. Patman, with MoaL Number of Prifooera to thofe taken at CadarafpQ are returned Albany from Canada; Geoeral.Abererombie it expeded in Town this Day; and Brigadier*goheral and Cblonel Prevoft are going Home. . . A Proclamation ifluedby the Governor of Haliiax, (Nova Sc&tia) importing' Jfae ...

... ONE and fixty Oak, fixly-feven Ash, twelve Kirch TRtES. now grojj(li»g at tugatfield, n?;u R.weiifwoitli-caftle, in the Couutv of JPurltam, about three •. Jles ill ant fiom Ncwcaftle; uliilerjtblc Put of which, will for Sl.ip t'liiitiiitg —Eiujuiie caftle afoicfaid. N. It. The Trees aic all numbcicd and valued j feme which w ill teleived out of the rutchafe at the laid Valuation. ...

... To hi SOLD, together ftparote. ALL that capital Freehold Meffuage orDwellinghoul'e plcafantly litu:ueJ about tout iMiles Noith from Hexham, in Noithutnberlaud i tojecher wiih very convenient Stables, Coach-honl'e, Brew-hoafe, and other Offices and a very good Garden, containing about an Acre of Ground, inclofed by good Brick and Stone Walls, with all Manner of good Fruit Trees planted therein: ...

... To SOLD the highe/l Bidder, At the of Mr William Packer, Innkeeper, known by the Sign of the Head, in Newcaftle, Monday the a«th Day of Febiuaty inft. between the Hours of Three and Five in the Afternoon { AF AR M at Freftwlck, near Pontcland, in Nortlutmbciland, late the Eftare of Mr George Andeifon, deceatcd, and now in the Occupation of Cuthbctt Heckles and Richard Stoiey, as Tenants or ...

... To Lt SOLD the higheft Bidder, Monday die *6;h of Fcbtuaiy inft. at the Houfe of Mt Peter Blenkinfop. in Durham, between the Homs of Two and Fire in the A*’enioonj AN improveable Estate, Part Freehold, and othet Parts held for Lives, ouder the Biibop of Durham, cunliiling mollly of tich Meadow and P.ifture Grounds, well hedged and wateted; pleafanity fi'uated in the Towntiip of Coinfonti, ...

... charged with a very important Commiinon. '• . . Hamburih, (Denmark) ftb i. All Swcdilh Pm/eranta is ready to fall into the Hands of the Pfaffians, ipSuccours not fpeedily arrive. .■ I . . Thjrn, IPA.md) Ftb. i. General Count Fetmor on the Point of fetting out for Peterfburgh, and as food as returns the Ruflian Army will take the Field. According to »he .Repartition of that Army in the Winter ...

... FIRS both and tranlplaiitcd, the very loweft ■ A Hone will cany ro.ooo Seedlinsi betwixt * ana t'oTo'y eats old cranlpUtued and betwixt and 5000 one Year old rented —Carriage ties may be had at Cheftets at tearon- Letters due tied to John Sienhoufe, atChefters afotefaid, will duly antwered. ...

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... At Mr Tames Bradley’s, at the Firth, in Newcaftle upon Tyne, Northumberland, One Guinea a Mate, and one Shilling THE famous, well bred, ftrong Chefnut Horse, RED CAP, now the Fcopeny of Mr Thomas Thwaits: Red Cap was bred the Duke of Devonlhire, he is full J Hands high, goes very well upon his Legs, and allowed, by to fine a Horfe as any in England: He was.got 1»y Lath, full Brother to Mr ...

... ALL Perfons qualified to ferve as Officers in the Militia of the County of Norrhumberland, and trilling ro accept Commiflion, therein, are defired to meet at Mrs Grey*, at the Swan Inn, in Alnwiek, on Thutfday the fifth of Aptil, lyjp. at Eleven ?? in rhe Foienoon, jo order that every Pcrfe-i, i# qualified, and willing to accept Commiflions, miy at fuck Meet- ing deliver his Name ?? to his ...