... and fvehie, within rhe toll houfe, on North Queensferry hill, upon Monday the 15th of Auguft inft, betwixt the hours of eleven and twelve forenoon, The TOLLS collected at the North- Queensferry toll-bar, for one year, commencing the 11 rh of September next. The articles and condiiions of roup, to be feen in the Town- clerk's hands of Inverkeithing. The gentlemen, members of faid committee, nre ...

... FURNITURE of the late Mr. Lawman, Surgeon, de- ccas'd, at liis Houfe in Boar-I.ane in Leedes. The Saleto begin at Ten ?? in the Meaning. All his Pictures, China and Olaflet will be fold by Auction, to begin at Three ?? in the Afternoon of the fame Day. Alio, all bis Surgery Inllni- ments, to be fold. This is to Dtfire, AL L Perfons who have any Claims or De~ mands ofi what Nature or Kind ...

... under the government, will j be prefented with rhe fum of five hundred pounds fterling, or a larger furn in proportion to the va- lue of the place, as a gratuity for fuch interell, and the utmoft fecrecy and honour may be de- pended 0n ..A line directed to M. L. to be left with MefTrs. Ruddiman and Co. the publifhers of this paper, ordering where to attend, lhail bepunc- tually obey'd. N. B ...

... DUBLIN-CASTLE, Their Excellencies the Lords Juftices have figrufied their Pleafure, that all Oificers belonging his Majelly's Regiments of Horfe, Dragons, and Foot, upon this Eltublilhment, w ...

... C E R T Of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSI C: The Firft and Second VIOLINS, by Mr. Layland and Mr Sharp A SOLO CONCERTO, and BASSOON SOLO, by Mr. Scamard)nc. A SOLO CONCERTO, and HAUTBOY SOLO, by Mr. F. Sharp. A SOLO CONCERTO on the GERMAN FLUTE, by Mr. Haiqh. A CHORUS SONG in each ACT, with RnciTATi vi Parts, taken out of the ORATORIOS of Aluxandi-.r's Feast, and Solomon. A Favourite SONG ...

... Freehold Estate fituatc ■**> Lyfon), nesr Inn, Bci-ks; Confiding Capital Meli'nage or Manlion-Houfr, with Dalry-Koufc, Brcw-houfe, Pievon-houfr, Stables anil otbcr convenient Outriuuftt ami Biniilingn t Ponr Orchanls, two Gai ...

... is calcula.ed to anfwer every grew where the corn flan Is upright, is now finished,: ready for fubferibers, who are defired to fer for them immediately, and remit the money alor. with their order. N. B. Gentlemen that defigns to purchafe oj: or more of thefe machines, except they: Send ?? their names to Perer Williamfon, the proprierc- at his fhop in the Parh'amenr-houfe, Edinburi. ma little ...

... ExtraA of Letter fiom a Gentleman Dublin, joiy ithem Didrift. This feeroa to be the Story; of (hot P-omc., .ho lohahiuot. of . themfcltes injured by fome new Roads mad* the*, and therefo'o .IT.mbl.d. i. «. coiop'l .ht .ho Country prOmife them Redrefs that J' Facility with which .hey were gratified thofe J«“ * made them rain and infblent, and from hey declared againtt the Clergy’s fmaller ...

... between them is dif. f.dved, and to requeft the Continuance of the Favours of their refpe&ive Friends. NATH. BUCKE, J. ffERRIDGE. THE Bridge at Booking being in a ruinous Condition, and judged not fit to bear heavy Carriages, all fuch are defired to go through the River (which is now made fordafele) until the faid Bridge can be rebuilt. ; ■ ■ >• — ■ . . , ■ 1 - 'LONDON, July 30, 1763. NASH, ...

... by a gentleman on' h back, fomewhere betwixt Robinfon's clof e ° : ' the Maitland bridge, * 8 i A STEEL SWIVEL from his Wa- in which there hung four feals fet in gold, a white Cornelian wirh a fancy j another **i ! Cornelian, likewife a fancy feai, Roman fj.y in the torm ; a red Cornelian head, Roman ing, and another head fet in the form of s r ' Whofoever will bring them to the pubiifk, ...

... at Id: ii Shops in EnINEUi.. ri and London, VOLUMES FIRST and SECOND of PL U TARCll's LIV E S, Translated from the Gs^HII; Nearly printed with a Luge new type, and on a good paper, the whole to be compfeated in iix very iaige volumes, price only twelve fhil- lings per fer, fewed in blue papor, to fuch as fubferibe during the publication. ——The thinl volume wii! be ready the firft of September, ...

... Ctfiy of a Letter from Cavan, dated July *6. 41 This Day we were alarmed with an Account, that the Hearts Oak were in full March to infeft our Town, and to commit Irregularities, they have done tn Belturbet; but to our very great Joy, a I'mall Party of Horfe, headed Mr. Coote, attacked them nearWatledbrigg in the County of Fermanah, within nine Miles of this Town, and killed one Wade on the ...