... and cures them at Once; often by a SINGLE DOSE, PECTORAL BALSAM of HONEIf. a New-difcovered Remedy for Coughs and Confumptions, alt *•* Phthiftcky Complaints, Afthmas, ?? Dijti. culty of breathing, hoarfenefs, ?? of the Lungs. Dr. Hill, Author ofthe Pamphlet on the Virtues of Honey, hat found that its fragrant Balfam may be feparatedfrom ?? Parts, and that it is then a moft perfeft Diffolvent ...

... to be Taught By ROBERT PULMAN, At his School in the White-Lyon Yard in Kiikgate, Leedec. tj^f It is well known that I have not been long in Town, and yet I will venture to affirm, That I have taught a Boy, fince I came, to write the large Text, better than any Mafter in Leedes. Specimens of his own Performance, may be feen at Mr. Wat- kinfon's, in the Market-Place; or at my School. Land ...

... Lisbon, A final) P:,rcelof JUICY LIMONS, quire'frefh and in gonl condition, which are to be fold by JMr. Jm;s Morrifon , Mer.h.at »» Leitb. General Poft-office, Edinburgh. Feb - 28, 1763. NOTICE is hereby g ; ven, ihat the Packer- boat, between Leith and Lerwick in Zet- land, which, for fome time pafl has hee.-.r Cv con- tinued, is to be re ?? froai the jth of April next ' A packet will be ...

... cut their Accounts immediately, with Mr?. Grove, his Executrix, or Mr. Thomas Gib- bons, Surgeon, &c. his late Partner and Succtflbr. To ht~~S O L D.~ A Freehold Farm at Haverhill in the County of Suf- f** folic ; ?? of a iarge Dweiiir-g-Houfe, Barns, Stables, Pidgeon-Houie, and other Out buildings, and upwards of 150 Acres of arable, meadow, and paftute Land. • For. further Particulars ...

... hexr, ? A HOUSE on the South-fide of ?? Abbay-hill, confifling of ten fire- rooms, '.if kit- chen; cellar and two fire arrets, with levei-al-tithe. • • x* • I ' • fefe conveniences. Jror ?? enquire at tnc fi'tr- fent potJefTor. ADVE R T I S E M EN T S. a UCTION of BOOKS begins on [\ Monday the i4rh inft.int, ar John Wood's ■-_ ,n within the Exchange. Catalogues to be h.id^at the place of f.de ...

... in LEEDES, with or without Four CLOSES of GROUND. For Particulars enquire of Mr. Stevenfon, the Owner j or Mr. Jeremiah Marfball. try- If agreeable, the Furniture will be difpofed of to a Tenant. To be SOLD, SEVERAL Stacks of good HAY and CLOVER, (landing at Burley and Armley, near Leedes. Enquire of Mr. Nathaniel Wade, of Burley. STOLEN From Mr. Moxon'., tbe New King'} Armi in Leedei, on ...

... Grace The DUKE of DEVONSHIRE, At B A f li, On CHRISTMAS-DAT, 1762. Written by Mr. Derrick. \X7 E R E but my Mufe infpir'd by ±Tludyer'i Taftp, Or with Ruin's Skill and lively Poignancc giac'd ,- Th' Apician Mufe, who bade Lucullits treat, And taught the gay Mark Anthony ltd cat;' I'd venture then St. tyuint'm to commend,, ?? Whofe faithful Memory ne'er forgets his Friend- Of placid Temper, and ...

... upon Tuefdav the firft day of March next, A'■ R O n P I N G of HOUSHOLD FURNITURE, confifting of beds,, .rerting beds, bed and table linen, oiahogoJt-*** rabies, drawers, chairs, mir- rors, china, f«**r& pieces ot fheft-work .and prints, See. TheAip'to continue till all is fofd. N.B. The Mil's -sHibitrtons continue to cany on their bafinefs as fonaeriy. Linlithgow bicachtiet-J, 1763. JOHN ...

... of which has already been experienced with grear ' fa- lisfaction, in feveral fields near Edinburgh, in prefence of a number of gentlemen and farmers, who approved ol its perfoimances. For further intelligence, fee the Edinburgh Magazine for July, and the Scot's Magazine tor Auguft 1/62; the draught of which machine is there reprefented by ihefe gentlemen, and will, in the liands of one fingle ...

... walk, which belong & to the deceafed Mr. Spankre. The inclofure conliits ot about thirteen seres and an haif, is weli inclofed and has very good water in ir For further particulars, enquire at the publisher By ADJOURNMENT. T^Har large ?? DWELLIN G M. HOL 7 -E. the fifrh door ot rhe fcale ftair, in WARDROPE's COURT, confT^inr? 0 * &A fire rooms, with kirchen, .pantry, clofets, prelles, J arid ...

... CAMPBELL, at his fiiop in Edinburgh APARC E L of Fine LISBON and SEVILLE LIMONS China Oranges. Seville bitter orang es , high colour- ed, very fit for marmalade, fine Spanish and Bar- celona nuts, and chefnuts, at reafonable rates. N. B. The bitter oranges are in great perfec- tion and ripe. ROBERT LAlNcTat his fiiop in rhe end of the Water-gate, a little below the Crofs, Penh, has juft now ...

... COURT, confifting of fix fire rooms, with kitchen, pantry, clofets, prcf- fea, and other conveniencies, a large garret ; with wine, ale, and coal cellars in tbe bottom of the building, is to be rouped in the Exchange CofFee- houfe, on Friday, tiie rith current, between the hours of four and five afternoon. The houf*r is infurcd in the Edinburgh Friendly lnfurarrce in the firll difs ; the ...