... the UtenfiU and Stock in Trade of a Brewer, late belonging to Mr. Claud Nijlet. And alfo Five dole, of Land adjoining, containing between feven and eight Acres. C 3? The Bufinefs of the Brewery i, fuccefsfully carried on, and will be continued till a Purchafer often. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. Cbartet Barnard, At- orney at Law, or Mr. Ricbard Markbam, Merchant in Leede,. To be SOLD ...

... the Greyhound in Stow- ' market, on Thursday the igth Inftant, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, to confider of ADDRESSES to be prejented to their - Majefties upon their late happy Nuptials. Thomas Moseley, Sheriff. c WHEREAS an Aclion at Law hath been juftly broughti- againft mc Luke Rice, the younger, of Ipswich, Sadler,n for rai fing and publiflung a falfe and fcandaiwus Report, to the great ...

... he had at Mrs. Bryant's, Miliiner; G'ovcsat the Room. COLCHESTER SUBSCRIPTIoIj^SEMDLY WILL be at the King's Head, oa Monday the 14th of December, 1761. To begin at Six o'Ciock. N. B. Tickets to be had at the Bar, at Five Shillings each. Not ?? here thefe fiei/n Tears. By £is NORWICH Company of COMEDIANS. AT ihe Theatre in Tankard-Street, Ipswich, on Webnesday, Dtcember a, will be prefented a ...

... From the London Gazette Extraordinary, AT a Court St James’s, the Bth Day of July, 1761. PRESENT The KING’s Moil Excellent Majefly, His Royal Highnefs the Earl Powis, Dnke of York, Earl of Harcourt, Archbifhop of Canterbury, Lord Chancellor, Earl Cornwallis, Earl Hardwickc, Lord Pre/idcntj Lord Privy Seal, Lord Chamberlain, Duke of Bolton, Duke of Leeds, Earl of Egmont, Earl of Thomond, ...

... turnpike, third ftory, confiftingof a large dining room, three bed rooms, ?? ot which have light clofets, a kitchen, fer- Vanrs room, and a large celler ar the foot of the ftair — A lervant will attend to ihow the houfe. THAT upon Monday the 21ft of December inttant, at the Parks at Inch, at ten o'clock forenoon, there is to be expofed to roup and fale, About SIXTY GROWING TREES, confiftingof ...

... in Glafgow, hereby give notice, that on the tenth of Auguft next, they will be ready to make a dividend of his fubjeift, and therefore defires all perfons having any claim to attend that day at the EsS*b3Wge -CCueenoufe in Glafgow, at rwelve o'clock, and fuch of the creditors as have not already fent a- ftate of their claims and vou- chers to Mr. John Wardrop, Writer in Giafgow, aocnt for rhe ...

... if Ihort ; longer Ones in Proportion. The Bath Chronicle snd WaeiO* > 'iC V TW f U T \ fc, ; ...

... fli. irt- longer O.iei in Proportion.- ?? Bjiih l.'if honk t.i* a*, J V/rlffiK^_S| Ga7._TTI i ...

... contain- in eleven fires, and feveral light clofets without fires, pantries, coal-houfes, and other conveni- encies, with a garden atthe back of the fame, of about half an acre of ground, or thereby, and a byre, (table, and hen houfe, all lying to the welt of Mr. Spence's factory in the Fountain-bridge ltreit, an*d prefently poflefled by Mrs. Margaret Nicolfon, widow of the deceafed Mr. ...

... 00 Morn. 37 5 3 9 6 1 Saturday U'i ■ 3* 6 2^J>__4-S A D V r ERTIS E M E N T S. TO be SOLD, by ANTHONY TORRE, at the back of the Fountain-well, Edin- AoreS variety of BUSTS, STATUES, ancT BRACKETS, of different fazes, neatly anade, aid nioft ot them brounced, after the neweft tafte, all of Par phufter. Alfo, great variety of ?? RELIEVOS, Sec. framed and glazed. An'ygendetnan who hath BUSTS -r ...

... reft of the feafon at Wemyfs-houfe, Fife fiiire, at ONE GUINEA a mare, one leap and trial, and half a crown to the fervant. He won the Scots Hunters purfe in 1758, and the King's plate at Leith in 1759, isa well bred horfe, nine years old, and free of all blemifhes ; and as bis pedigree is fo well known in the country, it is thought needlefs to fay any thing about it. By order of the ...

... 2d, ihe CASE of a lady's GOLD WATCH CHESSED The figure Diogenes and Alexander, Whoever brings ir to Mr. Robert Gordon, Goii- fmiih in the Patliament-clofe, will be handfomtlv rewarded. N. B. It is hoped if offered to fale, it will ta ftopped. AS the CHARITY WORK BOUSEIm C'l. NONGATE, is now finifhed, and ready:.: the reception of poor, a perfon is wanted :o ;i. dertake the charge of CLERK and ...