... 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 ...

... that SIGNOR PUTTI, formerly principal Violin of the Musical Society in Mary's Chapel, and who raught i-nging and ibe harpsichord here, having been fince, fcvcral years in Dublin, where he inftrucled the inoft of the quality to play upon the harpficbord (either leflons or thoroug- baf;) and to fing after tne Italian manner and tafte, propofes to teach here, where the Ladies may have the ...

... Treaty of Peace between the Emprefs-Queen and King Prufiia, under the Mediation the of ...

... 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 ...

... ■\X7’Hcreas fome ill-difpofed Per’’ fons diJ in t!ic Night httwccn Friday and Saturday Lift come into Home-llall, called Ttlh't, Great Tew aforelaid, and threw down one of the Gates, broke the Lock a Stable, Door, and took the Door off the Hooks, wherein were Three High-bred Colts, belonging Anthony Keck, Efqi and laid the faid Door Edgeways in the Place where they threw the laid Gates from, ...

... Freehold Messuage situate in St. Laurence Lane in Ipswich, now in the Occupation of Henry Hovel, Butcher . For Particulars enquire cf Jafiah .'-iarns, Cahinet. Maker, Ipfw'^h. Wanted, immediately. A Journeyman in the Grocery Way. Any one who ** can be weil recommended, may tie?r of n Place by apply in? to Mr. Thomas Newman, Grocer, in Norwich. N. 8.. No Letters wiii be anfwered unlei^ pott ...

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... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... now ready for Sale, at Brooni'i-Qtiay, Mttn- ckefter, in Quantities not lefs than One Hundred wt. By JAMES MASSEY, and Co. To be S O L D, to the Higheft Bidder, Together er Separate, At the Houfe of Mri. DuffiELD, bearing the Sign of the Crown and Citfhion in Bradford; on Thurfday tbe Seven- teenth Day of this Inflant February, betwixt tie Hours of Two and Five in the Afternoon, THREE FREEHOLD ...

... Archibald Bowie, fo. thia fi.-l J, are novv taken in by Mr. lohn Black Merchant, at his ftiop, at the upper e;:d of ihc LiaCkenb.-otl:''.- nor'ah iida of ibe i.rce;. npHAT GEORGE FORBES, at his X- ftiop, firft ftair above ?? Entry. E- dinhui-gh, fells, at the loweflrates, in wholefale and retail,a neat aflbrrment of new fafhioned figured ?? black and coloured, figured and plain fattins, black ...

... prove, Ah ! lei me deceiv'd. 11. Forbear to fan a gentle Flame, Which Love did firft cic ...