... To the PRINTER, Sec. S I R, YOUR inferting the following Letter of Capt. Forbes to Mr. Wilkes, will, I eerfuade mylllf, entertain many of your Readers.^ I'he Public may be allured that it is genuine; it fell accidentally into my Hands, and I delayed fending it you fooner, imagining Mr. Wilkes might perhaps have complied wirh rhe Defire ofthe Poftcript. I am, Sir, your conitant Reader. A.B, SIR ...

... Spkoughtcn, and Shotley, in the County of Suffolk, beiong- -03 t_ the Right Hon. the Eari of Bristol j this is therefore to give N-tt'ce, to all unqu 1 'fi.d Perfons wnatfoever, that aii Offenders in tnis Cafe will be immruhtely prokcuted as the Law riteeds j and it is hoped (from the Scat city of Game upon the faid Manors, and the iittie Vie tn_-y have of fate Teats ten or to the Proprietor) ...

... BE' 15, MO C C L'X II i. « .s. Mteklmtunh, (GtrmMny) Stfr,. Wt arc ail here the greatreffi Confufion, owing Rept that hit PrufEan Majcfty intendt marching a Body of jo » Men at lead, into this , Dutchy* Vatioat are the C®aJeW relative to the Caufc of this intended Movement; fomedV Ihey are only Coips of Obfcrvation. to watch the Motitfni f the Saxon Troops which have been for fome Time ...

... wiihin the InnerSef- fion houfe of Edinburgh, the 4th day of Oc- tober 1763 years. THe Meeting taking into confidera- tioii, she pernicious consequences which rftav otife to this country, from the multiplici- ty of paper money now circulating, both in re- gard ro die uncertainty of their Security, and the facilitating of frauds and forgeries on the igno- rant and unwary ; and, likewife, ...

... u 'remain indebted to her, would order im- ail W. 1 * 0 l !, aY ment to David Wardrobe, ar his Shop, mediate p -Exchange, Edinburgh-, asagainlt the ?? ,: °i' f November nexr, he muft give up e- gltveorn . acc ount to a proper perfon, to en- veiV Ufl - • thereof tofct tviviiient_^ _ r^_ TsOl/db ac r W ion's oppofite to * r l~i °rd Mi'' on ' s houfe in Canongate, the '°FIN^toTTON VELVETS and ...

... CoHec- tionof all the valuable kinds of FRUIT and FOR- REST-.TREES, FLOWERING SHRUBS, E- VERGREENS, and THORNS, from two to eight years old, with a fine aflortment of FLOW- ERS, and GREENHOUSE PLANTS. He has aifo lately imported, all the different forts of SEEDS, proper for this feafon, and in due time, will be provided with all the articles of garden, jr»rafs, tree, and flower feeds, for the ...

... Of lcm may Complete Sets, from the thi* Time, neatly bound or ditched, or any linjtlc Month to complete Sets, Tut/day the \ft of November next will fnhli/hcd. Printed a New Type and good Paper, In EIGHT VOLUMES, OCTAVO, Price in Boards tl. neatly bound 2/. 8/. THE History of ENGLAND, fiomjuuus C/RSAH the RE VOL VTION. With Additions and Concftions. To which will adJoH, full and an eaadl INDEX. ...

... the Exchange, ' '-¦' A N ESSAY on PAPER-MONEy Wherein a difcuftion of this qaeition is arrerri » viz. ?? paper-money be at all \>.;yP° c to a narion, either in refpect to its fore'o' domestic trade? a ' To be LENT at Martinmas next r>i\E THOUSAND POUNDS L X ''§' l, pon heritable fecurity, carrying;! tereft ar e rare 0 f fom . , n j a ¦ ha j f - and (even hundred pounds ar rive per 0 ...

... with cork and wine. > v^ ; *!ed from ,he rold ' * he BCtty L 1,h > Smith, ( - 0 j , Yaim° ulh ' with coals - „T imp orted, and to be fold by Mrs. EAGLF> J 1 ' 3 , mt;t chaiit, near the Fountain-well, E- » f roe *\i-o*rtn.enr of fineOoublcßluc, iStfte, *« double ved HYACINTHS, ,j o ttbie - o (y ant | U]S narciiius, fine tulips, l.ir _- jj S Hirban, and beft Turky ranuncu- ?? . /in'ous high ...

... upon the verity thereof, may cail for a dividend, at John Moilifon, Writer, Paterfou/s court, Edinburgh, General Poft-office. Edinburgh, O&ober, 31, 1 7 63. HIS Majcfty's Poit-maftcr General, have been pleafed to order, that from the totfa of November next, the town of Cupar in Aliens be inc'iided in the extenfion of fix day notfs. lately eflabfifhed : And the poft road, in the tlaue between ...

... c^nnilir?^ of a.VTefij g-, uirS ?? -, ' *- Sii!i:cif, ?ndcthticcnivi.wMCiihcuri?, : di ?? - v -i f'rv'- ¦• . • n,vl ! ¦'Z J ;'-¦ r3: ?? ! Ln-^d, ?? Irn.e ?? ?? Z,.\ v • -; tii J. j' t(> J n ' ; ?? ri::r *y Shillings y-r.riy in Lieu f4 all T)lhts. ' fur i arf:cu,a;-3 cii.pnro ot Mr. Thomas Brid^, Attorney, a; C:rat ZZUTZ ! _° r Mr C;h:llicc f the Gl Tin in D :nbn. y. Xh/^.IiKEAS ...

... Robert Chefbire, Efq; of D c R b V; He is a light , mottled, has two brown Ears, andaßlafein the Face,, with a remarkable brown Staivuvthe Forehead: Whoever will bring ' the above DOG to Robert Chefbire, Efq; aforefaid, fhall re- ceive THREE GUINEAS Reward, or keep him at their Peril. , ?? V 1 1 - j -- 1 1 ■-— Co be SDiD, At the Red Lion in Draycott mar Borrowfafli, on Sa- turday the cth of ...