... general Satbfadioo of a great Number of Spectators. Arrived the Earl Jean, Wellman, from Gortenburgh, with Deals and Iron; London Merchant, Newby • Newcastle, Thomp* lon, from London ; Thomas and RcbecOa, Kicro; Mary Ann, Markham, from Hull; Succcls, Uflier, from Faverflum, with Goods, &c. Alfo light Ships. , From the a nches tc r M ekcuxr. The two following Cafes were received February 9, • ...

... elofei, all weii lighted^ ■ w th two large cellars, belonging thereto, lying in iandilands clo'e, north-fide uf the high ftrtet of Edinburgh, paying of yearly rent sol.ftcrling, pre- f���illy potfeft by the Reverend Bishop Falconer :As alio a houfe in iaid cloie and a cellar belonging tlserero paying 51. fterling of yeariy rent, poilest by Hugii Stewart, Chait-mafter. The conditions of fale, and ...

... for calculating the Exchange between London ahd ■ ' Paris, . . Madrid, . Venice, Amsterdam, Lisbon, and Genoa, Hamburgh,. Oporto, ; Dublin, &c. By which any Sum of foreign Coin may be reduced into Sterling and Enghlh Money into the Species ofthe different Countries we exchange with, by Infpeftion. ?? Calculated for the prcfent Gourfe of Exchange. By WYN D H A M B EA W £ S, Efq,' . : His ...

... bottomed boat?, encamping of troops towards the fea coalt, and efpecially near iJurkirk, and the equipping of a powerlul fleet at Brefl, does not only lead our miniflry, but tven all Europe ilfelf, into a belief, that the French really intend to invauc oneol Ink Mnj;lly's kingdoms : but when I confider the pains the French ininiltry take to confirm the world in that opinion, aid the grout ...

... belonging ro the EARL of MORTON. Any Per-tW found hunt- ing 'hereon, without a written Licence from his Lordship, will be profecute according to Law. THE following BCjORS, printed for At£t- ANDER DON.^LDSON, . dre this Day pubh'ihed and fold by him, and the other Book- feilers in Towti and Country, ifti A new ENGLISH DICTIONARY, Containing a brief and clear Explication of mofl Words in .-the ...

... enemies the French, it is highly neceffary we fhould beon our- guard ; and it behoves every Briton to bellow his mite, efpcciall; in this critical conjuncture, for the public welfare. We hive hitherto (fub Dto) been defended by the llrengrh and bravery of our naval armaments, and feem at thii time to rely on our ?? fleet for defence and protection againft our formidable enemies. Ido not ...

... might from the Salilbury Carritr, Mwtn Abingdon tmd Oxford, A Black and White Pointer, with a Rowel his Necki had Collar, with this Infcnpuon; The Hon. Edward Boovsry, Chrift Church, Oxon. ever will bring the faid Dog to Mr. Thomu Barratt. at the Magpie, in Magpie-lane, Oxford, toall receive Half a Guinea Reward. a _ ...

... are defired to meet- : in the Exchange Coffeehoufe in Edinburgh, upon Wednefday the 25th July inftant, at four' ?? Afternoon, in : order to chufe a Truftee m the room of James Mitchelfon, Jeweler, ;deceafed ■ ~ ' *■ The Arbiter, having appointed a new Dividend of three and an half Yearn Intereft till Martinmas j 7 5 8, the Creditors will plea— j call for the fame from Samuel Mttchelfon, ...

... to. » FI t y-n im e Gallons Bit AN DY. Eighty two ditto GE 6.y A. .One Muudted and One half Bone* TEA. ...

... aiiizes for the county of Cambiidge, con-' vicled upon an indictment foran attempt to raife tht* price of corn in Ely market upon the 24th day of September, 1757, by offering the fum of fix fhillings a bufhel for whcai, fbr which no more than five fhillings and nine pence was demand- ed : and whereas on the earneft folicitation and requtit of niyfelf and friends, the profecutor has been ...

... \v;P be fold, by Auclion, at the Amftion- _ ids .\ob.ert Fleming oppoflte to the Crofs. ': Collection of valuable BOOKS, 1 ?? he Library of -a Gentleman lately deceafed. will be had, at the Shop of A~ Kirt- ■ v ,j l jj. Bell, one Month before the Sale be- fffF — ' — ' : — -— — j-pHE TACKSMAN of ROSSIE.LOCH, who J JMined is fome Years ago, intends to fell I .* t ve:iicn of his Tack, being ...

... Auguft next, will be puhlifijed, Price Sixpence ; to be continued Monthly, NUMBER I. of The ROYAL MAGAZINE- -0 R, Gentleman's Monthly Companion: CONTAINING All the Difcoveries made by the Learned of Eiirofe, in the fevcral Arts and Sciences, and every other Species of polite Literature; Together with a connected Series of the Political and other Occurrences ol the Month ; News ; original ...