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... To Mr. Alderman White, of Wmchtjhr, on his prefent to Mr. Wilkes, of ?? dozen of candle. Ne rubeam pingui donatus munete. Ho.iat. FORTY-FIVE DOZF-N ISF CasbLE. A SON G. \Xf HAT Hero, what King, > » Sweet male, wilt thou fing ? What Alderman venture to ...
... your influence, the metropolis, which made taiple to addrefs tbe late King on tbe peace of E-h-Chapelle, have hitherto neglected to addrefs indent upon that lately concluded. The King tfrlf, with ali the good qualities which can adorn Itr a private or public ...
... at Dr. Barman's Warehoufe, in Bow-church-yard, London ; ' and at Paul Husband's Mer- chant, facing the Tron-church. Alfo, retail, Price ts. 6d. the vial, at Mrs. Yair's Booklelicr in the Parliament clofe, Edinburgh ; and W. Stal- ker at Mr. Stalker's ...
... H ?? Of _*_GAt.l.tS3,«d GALLEYS-SLAVES. in Italy. From Dr. Smollett s Travels. ON the left of the Fort of Ville Freehs, about haif a league from Nice, is SW bafm for the gallics, wi.h a kind of dock, in which the Rallies are built, and occa- rona||v bid ...
... James Skiiton, Vintnerip Kinrwfs The articles of roup to be (ecu in the hands of Mr. Laurence Craigic, Clerk to the Signet, and any pcrfon wanting to fee the farm, m.Ty cab at Mr. George Schaw, at the houfe of lialncthil who wul Show the fame. ** For KINGSTON ...
... was not in treaty with him for any bullocks belonging to Mr. Prendergsft, but the prifoner told him, that Mr. Prendcrgafl had fome bullocks on his hand 10 difpofeof, on which he fern a perfon to Mr. Pren- dergaft's lioufe, wbo boitgh_ them for him. Thomas ...
... AD VERTISEMENTS Mr. am! Mrs. MITCHELL, At their houle, *>cale Stabs, Covenant c o c, bdin- burgh, continue rhcir FRENCH UO.iKD.NG SCHOOL f.r YOUNG LADIES, at the ulua! price of fix pounds per quarter, who are raught the following articles, without any ...
... (een i.i the of Mr. John Sym~, Writer .0 .he Sianet, - ftreet 5 Mr. John Hay accountant in Edinburg- ; ■'■ Aichibald Trotter Merchant in Edinburg:.; f ?? whom will commune viih any perfon inclinable ?? for a private ba.gain; and Mr. John Hunier st ? ...
... them, greatly improveable, and letar a low renr. All the above farms now poffeffed by Mr. Wil- liam Marfhall at Bygatehall, Mr.John M ...
... i_^B of Mr. John Sytne, Wrircr -o the Si__.net. | llreet; Mr. John Hay accountant in Edinbii'_. !l ; .° r ?? Archibald Trotrer Merchanr in Edlnbufal 1 '■ f ' ? , whom will commune with any peiton •■f.'' : ...
... rela to all cr any oi the particulars above, to Mr. A- lexander Browa, or his brodier, near Moftat j. or to Mr. Harper, near Drumlanrig Cafiie; or to Mrs. P.raidy ci'Muihil, near Dnuntnoud CaVile ; or to Mr. Walter Fergufon, Writer m Edinburgh v And any ...
... yotir letter tout, and Captains Grant, Winwood, Hay, Stables, and Kinloch, Mr. Ha- milton your Aid-de-Camp, Lieutenant Duff ot the artillery, Mr. Stuart your Secretary, and Mr. Sage, who a'fted as Major Pembie's Aid-de-Camp, men- tioned in like manner ...