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... M A T C H E M will Co vs» Marks this Sea lon at Bywcll. neat Newcaftle upon Tyne, Five Guineas Mate, and five Shillings the Servant.—> The Money to be paid at t ,e Stable Door. Good Gra's i* provided for the Mates, at two Shillings and Six* pence per Week, by Geoige Wailes: Likewife Hay and Cota if icquited. SQ.UIRREI.L, (toimeily tt.e the late Sit William Middleton. Bart.) will Covet Mari ...
... SOLD, A Farm at Nethcrfhaw, the Harifli of Corfenfide^ in the County Noichnmherlancf, of the ye»«ly Rem of tjl. -And auothet at Rattwood bum, in the lame Parilh, called S TALP A RT S £ E L, the yearly Rent of til. Tho is the Occupation John Reed, and the lattet of ChiiAophcr Pa* terfon.—Enquire of Mi Thomas Hall, of Middle Newham, in the Patifii of Whalton, in the faid County, who is ...
... wjck.. t Brigantine Privateer in the Channel , but ha j feeing her taken by one of our Fugates ; the Chance from being taken. She bungs no ftelh IntcHigcnce. NEWCASTLE, Aprii- »9. Extras of a Letter from London, April i». T Fleet for the Baltick will certainly fail this Montli, arid are 14 of the lane and 10 froallcr Ships. Various ConicSurcs among the Politicians in regard the Court-raatua , ...
... At the Hirft, in Northumhetland, on TneCday the fixth of May) ALL the Stock the feveral Farms, belonging to the late Mt Francis Johnfon, of the Hitft. deceafed. Alfo,-all the Stock the Hirit confiding of Horfes, Oxen, Milk Cows and Oelves, Ewes and Lambs, Weather and Ewe Hogs) fome Stacks of Corn and Hayt and all the Implements of Husbandry. ? . On Thnrfday the eight of May, the Stock of ...
... For GENTLEMEN and LADIES. By T. SMOLLETT, and others. Containing, among many other curious Particulars, the following. The Continuation ol the Adventures of Sit Launcelot Gteaves. —An Elfay on Happinefs —lgluka and Sibberfik, Greenland Tale. —Remarks on Print of his Royal Highncfs the Duke York.—Reflections on Long Life.—Remarks on the Practice of drinking Mineral Waters of Infctiption, &e ...
... Jhe SEAMAN’* BALSAM. cuiing and pteventing th ...
... Ai Mr MonUk.nitc’s, the New George, in Peaiith, Cura he,l.nii, i the or U'h Inftaar« t T I I li of the Parilh of Kirkland, dir v:j i int i '. ownfkipi of Shirwith, Culgunh, and Blenc».n. coi.uh I'n in Corn, L;.mb, and Wool. Al' > a,; 1 .late. Parcel Ai'etiliaait Taik, neat Itebjr, Cum- Ve.l *ni > HOl at Penrith aforefaid, ail held under the Kev, Drill and hap of Cirliile. At the fame Time will ...
... Supplies for the Year i > 60.- Ry Land-tax +s. per round ■ fiy M»lt-duties continued Bv Annuities and a l.ottety - • - Loans and Exchequer B.lls, charged upon the next Aids, ifnotdifcharged before Ladytlav 1761, for I’avmcnt the Million lor and ,00.000 1, in Part of N-aval ...
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... bo SOLD, A Freehold Estate atßootford, in iheChapelry of Hamftetly. and County of Dutham, now jett at neat 70 I. a Year i with very valuable Spring Wood growing thereon. And je? Acres of Common, lately allotted, in refpeft of the Paid Eftate, upon the late Divillon of the Commons within the I'aid Chapelry of Hamftetly. fmall Modus is paid in Lieu of Corn Tithes.— Enquire of Mr Dixon or Mt ...