... upon Fiiday tfce third day of Augufi next, at twelve o'clock, noon, and to be entered to at Martinmi* next The PARKS of REI Lb If. confifting of above- 300 Scots aces, ali rndotcd Wnh fto«»e walls, beftdes a la: gc mnor, belonging to the fad fai v; j great part of whicb, may, a c a in- til ex pence be made to fairy corn and graf*. There if ? u . ? mm * ri Vfr y ?? houic lately bi.uk contain- ...

... inform the pub- lic Ik, that he has now got his boaatc properly fiar- nifned for the entcitauimcnc of a.i nobktnen and gcualemen that arc pleated to make ir their ftage to a.id t'iom the north. I h_y ma/ depend Uinan _^ od ?? For themltlves and horiii, qatct quaricrs, cafy lodging , end ready icivicc, from a bcir nioii humble fcrranr, VV ILL 1 A M RU i SEL L. « ?? , soff puhfiffcte, f\ li to ...

... and NfcTHER i'OfMOKTH, formerly ad vet tiled, to have becu judicially Sold, in whole, or in parcel-,, befde the Lord Ordinary on che bilis fi>r the rime tapoai the 2 tfih current, is ?? adjourned ; o 1 hurfday next, the third oi July, when the Sale will proceed. jure _orh, 1750. r 1 He General Meeting of the Truftees A for putting in execution the Turnpike act, for ihe county of Edinouigh. ...

... to \,oai- day the twenty- firft *>f July next, at the defire or ome perfon. intending to purchalc. npHAT ALEXANDER CHRISTY -A- at f'ulagh, has SOLD his TiCK and BLEACHING GREEN ; and the purchafe is to he paid up at Marrinmas next. This is therefore deiiring all rhat have any clams againft him, to giv _ them into John 1 yrie, Writer in Edinburgh, be- twixt and that time, that they may get ...

... March-hall, is now to leap at David Gun* at the Cowgate port, at 3 guinea each mare, and a fhiiling to the keeper. , STRAY 3 D or CONVEY'D, ON Tiiefday Lift, fio^i >fr. John Somcrvillc'-, Stabler in ihe Cnnoneate. .Edinburgh. A WHITE POINTER &ITCH, With black ears, and a black Ipot on her right tup. She goes, by the name of BEAUTY. Whoever can g v-c notice of liei, fo ihat flic may be had ...

... lumaryroupj within ?h_ houle of James Gar- diner Gardener at Fotantain- on Wedhefqaw .heath ci July 1760, at $. tic f >Ur afternoon, The WHOLE BREWER E£, KILN^ Coppers and brewing Urctfii- waib the Dweiiing Zhd ...

... WINE, S!IK IS, and all lons of GROCERY WAR*-, w ill c- fold by publick roup, within his- fhop there, 011 Wednesday the zd day of July next, by ten o' click forenron. And thofe who are debrtort tc the- faid William Crornbic, are desired immediate-- ly to pay the fame to Alexander Kel y. Merchant ita Dunbar, John Brown Merchant in Lnton, Ro- bert Burton, and Patrick M'Larcn Merchants ha ...

... intiticd, French and Indian cruelty, finding, that the profit of the faid pamphlet were not fufficienr to defray the qrcat ex- pence he was at in travelling through ihc country; he now takes this opportunity to acquaint the pub- lic!-, that he now has taken a hoifte in Patcrtoais conn. L .vvii-markct, Edinburgh, in the way of keeping the American coffechoufe, where the Lon- don and Edinburgh ...

... RICHARD HAMMOND, Dry-Salter, ia Le ? d«;s.i confiding ol .11 Sorts of DRY SALTERY GOODS. The Sale to begin on Tueljlay next the firft of July, and con- tirvtie every Tuefday and Saturday 'till all we fold. . All Peifons who (land indebted to the faid Mr. Hammond, are forthwith ltquelted to pay the lame to him at Thomas Watkinfon'%, the Blue Boar in Lowu -Head Row, L«fdcs, or tlicy will be fucd ...

... A Convenient STONE HOUSE at the Corner of Holliwell, late in the PolTeflion of Mr. Gavey, Silverfmith. For farther Particulars, enquire of Mr. Edward Seeley, Grocer, oppolite Baliol College, Oxon. HENRY SMITH, Mercer in Oxford, From Mr. John Austin’s, BEGS Leave to give Notice, That he has opened the Shop in the Corn-Market, formerly kept by Mr. Alderman WISE: Where he ha* laid in a.frelh and ...

... with MiKtUai \Vmcheftcr, i*t the 54’h. the Kail of Effinghamis Colonel ; and his Lordihip is appointed the Command of the whole Camp. . We are informed there will be'no March of the City Train Bands till they are put upon Tome new Regulations, which is vet fixed upon. , The vail Preparations ci;!;ing in Woolwich Warren and the Tower, denote no Signs of Peace. The Right Hon. William Pitt, Efqj ...

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