... the pubiick that the ifland of To- bago was al] granted away by patent, we are defired to ?? our Readers, that not a (oot of that land has yet been grant. Ed, nor b it intended to be difpofed of in that manner. Notwithflanding the fpirit and vigour with which it is reported Mr. Wilkes is proceeding againft the Mef- lengers and Secretaries of State, we apprehend from the A known Delay of the ...

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... years by- % 'havea large aflbrtment of the very beft IfOTS CARPETS, both ingrained and com- ?? colours; alfo, coverings of all kinds for t* navy or hofpital beds; and they propofe to f Y e both Merchants and others, upon as reafon- y. terms as any in this country can do; and f the coveniency of country commiflions, there m bea large quantity at faid William Hume's Leboufe, oppofite to the City ...

... thi principal MEDICINES made ufe of by the lafeMr. WARD, together with an Introduction, &c. By JOHN PAGE, Efiji Member of Parliament for the City of Chkhefter. To whom Mr. WARD left his Book of SECRETS.' i At the above Place the late Mr. WARD'S NMrniciNES are appointed to be fold, and atthe following very moderate Prices i *'*• 1. s d WHITE DROPS, in a Bottle, containing one third' of an ...

... Partl. Of Knowledge in general; the Advantage* of gaining it early, with a Definition tbeieof. Of God, his t(fence and Attributes. Of the Origin of Nature, and fitft Formation of Things. Chronological Tables of the Knowledge of hiftotical Events from •he Saxon lieptarchy, A.D. 45;, to the piefent Time. Part II Geography, in a Manner entirely new: Containing, (by Qneftlon and Anfwet) t. A ...

... OfftJtK the Blantrl-halt, Witney, OxfcrtlJhire, 'T'AKES this Method of inform - * ing his Friends and Cullumers, That he' has a large Quantity of all Sorts Naps, Duffels, Bcurfltins, and Fo'.vKvejiheis ; Tilts for Waggons and Barges, Wcbnill forCollarmalrers, Flocks, kc. where ail who (hall to favour him with their Orders, may depend on having them faithfully executed, and the very lowed Price ...

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... ported, miicii to die prejudice ot Mrs CUNN. Vintner in Stirling, thai ftie is to .-ive up bufimrfs at rhe next term. She takes this onportunuv cf no.ifying .0 fuch as frequented her houfe during berhusband's lifetime, that ihe bufmi-ts is ftill continued by her, in tbe fame way af beio'-e, and that fuch as fliall favour her with thelt company, may depend on the beft enter- tainment. f fe 'O ...

... warmeft Senti- mefits of Gratitude to ell my Friends, fer the Zeal and Spirit which they have exerted on my Behalf ?? And tbo' their Endea- vours have not been attended '^withM^SuccefsvO'.ich might have been expeaed, 1 Jill flatter myfelf, ?? of the Poll fhould undergo an accurate Examination, the Majority of the Real Voters of this County will be found te be in myFavcur. lam, Gentlemen, ...

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... the Caftlehill. confifting of five fire rooms, a kitchen, cellar, garret, and o- ther conveniencies. MUSIC. Jujl publijbed, Prce 8/. SIX ORCHESTRA TRIOS, Proper for Small or Great Concerts. Compofed by J. S I A .VI IT Z. Printed by R. Bremner and fold at his Mu- fic Ihop High-ftreer, Edinburgh. Where may be had, lately publifhed, VALLI's TRIOS, ,s. PUGNANTs SOLOS, *r s. The Right Hon. the ...