... 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 ...

... future keep a large Afloi tment of Bohea, Congo, Souchong, Singlo, Bloom, and Hyfon TEAS, which he propofes to fell en as low Terms and as good in Qua- lily, as the Teamen in London. Alfo Churchman's Patent CHOCOLATE, (fold by him only in Leedes) at 6s. per lb. And the befl TURKEY COFFEE, which will always be new roalted, and com* from London by the Waggon Weekly. As my chief Motive is to fave ...

... A Freehold E S T A I E, confiding of a larre commodious Dwelling - Houf«, with Bhops ami Outbuilding!, all new, and well l.uilt, in the r'offeflion of Jofhua l.obley, &. . Alfo two other lettei Dwelling - Hotifes, with fuit- able Otllbuildii gs j and about Forty - thine Days Work of very goird Ground, lying before th« Houfes,' Tvihe- free, and well fenced and watered, wth Common- Right on a ...

... as will be csxp^J in th- Bills nf ?? Div WV-- ?? — ' ' ' - '■ — 1 ?? .. ?? .. ?? in ?? I, 1,» -». A IfT c n, immediately. AN expsrienc'd and well-qualified Woman-Cook, for a large Family. * • ?? Enquire at the Po s t Of fi c c at Wi tham in Effex. N* B. There will be no Kitchen Maid under her. To be LETT and Enter' d upon at Michaelmas next. THE Lime-Kiln Farm in Coddenham, now in the Oc- ...

... DutUn, July z. Yellerday being the Annivcifary of the viflorious Battle of the Boyne in 1690, when the late King William defeated the late King James, their Excellencies, the Lords Julliccs received the Compliments of the Nobility and Gentry at the Caftle, and there were the groatell Rejoicings all over the City, Ringing of Bells, Bonfires and Illuminations. ...

... Worcrfitr, July 14. The new Church at Cromb Dabitot, in this County, being lately finilhed, and a fpacious Piece of Ground adjoining inclofed for the Purpofe of a Church Yard, the fame were conftcrated on the 29th of laft Month, the Right Rev. the Lord BUhop of this Diocefe, with the greateft Decency and Decot um: A Sermon, very fuitable to the Occafion, was preached by the Reverend Mr. ...

... Church of St. WAR BURGH in DERBT, On Thursday May y, 170*3; Being the Day appointed for a General Thankfgiviiie to An mights GOD for the PEACE. •* By RICHARD BRERETON, M. A. Late Fellow of All-Souls College in Oxford. \ London: Printed for R. and ]. Doddsiev, and fold by S. Parkerjo Oxford; S. T rimer, in Derby, and R. Bond, at Gloucefier, 1 753. />«•«,* N. ff. The Profits arifin^ from the ...

... State of the Small-Pox in this Plsce, as taken this Day, is, in Six Huufes only, befides the Peft- Houfe and Wbrkhoufe. To be SOL D, Wbolefale or Retail, By ROBERT SK_?PER, in Barkam, near Ipfwich. in Suffolk. NE W T U R.N I P-S E E D; the Stock, White, and Green.. ?? Notice is hereby given, THAT the FAIR at Foulness Island in the Coun?y of EfTex/will be on the Eleventh of July in it ant \ ...

... JULY 23, 1763. gTOLEN out of the Grounds of Mr. Charles Nourfe, Surgeon, near the City of Oxford, in the Night between Thurfday and Friday laft, a finall Bay MARE, betwixt thirteen and fourteen Hands high, with a white Blaze in her Face; her Mane hogged, and her Tail nicked, with a black Streak down her Back. If any Pcifon en* Pcifons will give Notice to the faid Mr. Charles Nourfe, of the ...

... the principal MEDICINES made ufc of by the lite Mr. WARD, together with an Introduction, &c. By JOHN PAGE, Efq; Member of Parliament for the City of Chichefler. To whom Mr. WARD left his Book of SECRETS. - At the above Place the late Mr. WARD'S Medjcwes are appointed to be fold, and at the following very moderate Prices, viz. I. s. d. WHITE DROPS, in a Bottle, containing one third of an Ounce, ...

... Princefs Caroline Matilda, youngeft Sifter to the King, lies dangerotifly ill at Leicefter-Hotife. It is remarkable that the late Trial of the King's Mongers is the firit Attack that h ...

... of Widow Bass, the Maiden bead in Bamardcastle, Wednesday the 13th Day of July, 1763. between the Hours of Two and o*clock in the Afternoon tbe fame Day, ALL that FREEHOLD MESSUAGE and TENEMENT, with leveral cooveniei.t back Buildings, and Ga ...