... HOUSHOLD FURNITURE, which belonged ro Mr. Henry fironghion, late Collector of Excife, consisting of beds, m.ahogo- ny tabses and chairs, bureau drawees, mirrors an eight day table clock, wiih variety of kitchen lur- niture, alio a complete fer of table china, two chaifes, with harnefs and ether horfe furniture. The furniture is moltly new, andf ree of verm hie* The roup to begin ac ten ...

... extraordinary Cuies (among many thcujunds) are canaidly fulmitted to the Confederation of the Public, received very furpi fzinj> jeliet (alter all other means had proved ineffectual the of Dr. raian s Peroral Drops. prepared and told ty Dicey sr.d Co. London, and fold 5 Bookfeller in Bofton. think it duty,'.in gratitude (that others lal>ourih£ under the like afflictions, may know where find ...

... of BRANDYc - RUM, GENEVA, and COFFEE-BERRIES, about 800 h value, con- demned in his Majefty's Court of Exchequer, are to be expofed to Tale, in the Cuftom- houfe of Leith, upon Friday the aoth inftanr, at the hour of twelve at noon. The goods to be feen the day before, and on the day of fale. TAMES ,X T ...

... and adorned with the Head of Ben fohnfon, finely engraved, BEN JOHNSON'S JESTS; or, The WlT's POCKET COMPANION: Being a new Colleftion ot rhe m>ft Ingenious Jctts, Diverting Stories, Pleafant Jokes, Smart Puns, Smart Repartees, Wife Sayings, Witty Quibbles' and Ridiculou? Bulls. To which are added : A choice Collecti- on of the neweft- Conundrums, beft Riddles, entertaining Rebus's, farirical ...

... PwatirK Brsakf ast, attended with Mufick.-—An ORDtna at the. Long Ram.—-And Bam. in the Evening.. Where the bell Accom icihric’iis will provided for Ladies and Gentlen.'.it, By their mofi ehligeJ humble Servant, MARY ALLEN.; 1 ■ « WANTED, A Coachman who has been ufed to drive Four Hoifes : He willhe expefled when his Carnage and Horfei do not engage Time, be tmployed in any other Kind of Buo ...

... of working in (bine j of ibe beft places near London, and has alio ler- ved'rn nation ofa principal Gardener in feveral s honourable families both in England and Scot- I sand, and can undertake to manage any noble- J man or gen ttenasi's gardens, either in tbe kitchen, j fruit, flower, or pleafure-garden *vay, or in pro- { pagatingof fruit or torreft trees, t he-mans gcrn ear 1 of wall trees., ...

... for O I. AT N G the CriILDREN of poor People, at their >wn Houles »'e, the Surgeons to the Infirmary ‘Newcaftle, to Ivoid loting the Advantage of the approaching Au-umn (the prole fur inoculating) and, at much lies in our Power, unahnioudy >0 tender this Prafkice familiar, do hereby offer 10 inolulate, and give our Attendance and Medicinet. gratis, from the hereof, to the firft Day of December ...

... tktir annual eeiingon W-ednesdav September tne Fuit, at the L*ng Room at Dod's Coffee-Houfe. The Rev. Mr. Job Wallis, , c Mr. Giles 1-hii.LiPs, ...

... Apply to Thomas Cock-., burn, Writer to the Signet. TO be SOLD, at E.eftaln'g, as purchalers offer, a considerable stock of Exceeding fine unthrefhed HA T. two years old, at fix-pence per ftone. No lefs than 500 ftones wili bi difpofed of.— — Enquire at George Craih, Gardeacr ta tiefrs'iig, who will (how the premiifes. a Proref tie upon the * I ad of Parliament f*s*>s> hss beet} xi of the ...

... riU, \ ( fepied as in the Mai gin.; Weil .«p l ' le molt in ail ' 2*ll ,>ur ls ull ...

... Nevv Exchange, Edinburgh, to their houfe in rhe eaft-wing of tbe New Exchange, the fecond ftory down ihe| ftairs, where they de- fire all their cuuomers from the country to dire-A their commifljons^ and there all orders frc=n: the country and in town, v.dil be regularly anf we r-Y^l'lS~day ls publiftied, printed for ALEX- -1 ANTDER DONALDSON, and fold by him and all the country Bookeiiers, ...

... of J ULI US C/ESAR to the REVO. LUTION in 1688. By DAVID HUME, Efq; Printed for A. MILLAR, in the Strand. V* There are a few printed on Royal Paper. Where may be had, 1. The Firft Two Volumes, beiug the ANTIENT HISTO- RY from JULIUS CESAR to the TUDOR Family, to com- plete the Sets of thofe Noblemen and Gentlemen that purchased the Hiifory of the TUDOR and STUART Families. a. His Essays and ...