... Clam-fhell turn- pike, -at the head of P.ell's- wynd, Edinburgh, in die _ houfe lately poflefted by Mrs. Campbell, Milliner, A Quantity of LIN FN GOODS, Oeloßging ro a gentleman who hap given up bufi- nefs as a dealer in linen, confifting of the fol lowing, among other particulars, viz A variety cl damask and diaper table linen, a large allot- ment of made fhirts, c63rfie and fine, in the beft ...

... V ynEN > near Edinburgh, are ro he let at Dry- - oen, by way of public roup, for gr.izing ihis fea- J ion. The parks are wdl fenced and water.d. r ~W Obe lo\d, by voluntary ronp and fale, in I T hn's cofteehotife, on Friday the 7»h day of Fehruary 1706, betwixt the hours of four and five o'clock afternoon, That large and commodinusLODGlNG, being rhe third ftorey above Balfour s ccffet-houfe, ...

... about eight Gallons, to many private Families and that every Period indulging us with their Orders may be ferved on the beft Terms, by preventing the Lofs hitherto fuftain'd through a Cufiom giving Credit for fuch fmall Quantities, Thisfervcs to acquaint the Public, That from and after the zift January, no Credit will be given to any Perfon for Small Beer, unlefs in Calks twelve Gallons or ...

... Di'vidfruli to made to Creditors. Jan. 19. Jofcph Hinchlifte, latf Sheffield, in the County of York, Innkeeper, at Guildhall, London. Feb. ij. William Wallig, late cf Gracechurch- Stieet, London, at Guildhall, Certificates to allowed. Jan. 15. William Evans, now or late of the Parifli of St. James, Cleri.enwell, Middlefex, Viidualler. of York, Lealer. Jan. xi* Sam Samuel, late of Whitechapel, ...

... iouth ®5 Francr, being about 700 Miles : They walked Way 10 Dieppe, where they embarked for Brighthe m: ic, ai.d then came to Loodoo lli’l on Their Errand, j. ems, was to receive the Property of an eminent French ; ■••vicr of this City; lately deceafrd, amounting to upwards | 0,000 1. to whom they claimed Kindred. It appeared >1 poor Men bad been informed, in Letter from I Wig Utrecht, that ...

... bound wifh Cafes for Notes and Letters, and adorned with two Prints, viz. one of ?? dref ed in theprefent Fafhion, and the other a View ofthe Duke jfÃ?ridgvvaterV Aqtiedtitt over the Ri-ver Merfey, THE LADIES Complete POCKET BOOK, For the Year 1 7 ...

... new and frefh GARDEN SEEDS, FLOW F.R SEEDS, fundry kinds ol TREE SEEDS, particularly be.eh maft exrraordinary good, rafs feeds. Gardeners utenfils, with a choice collection of fruit trees, both of his own propagating, and iroin fome of the beft nurferies about London, all to be fold by him, as ufual. *~ W~A N T E D, ~~ A CLERK for a Merchant's Counring- -1 \ houfe, who has had fome experience ...

... TWO-PENCE HAtFPENfJY.] ?? t in >' ?? V? ft in t^ N e ig hboutii o od| conftquently a gr^er Nthnbcf of Reader., and more mmtl*U\ to ?? Mr.Cafs. at Well, , Mi. Coney, at 8.-idiwa ...

... pioprieror, if deiired (ro ac- commodate alarge family) will join in one lod- Sin 2, and will then con lift of eight rooms, two lobbies with fires, a kitchen, feveral ciolets, cel- lar, eke. lr has the be.-efi: of different entries, either through the Exchange, by Allan's clofe, or Warrifton's' clofe. For further paniculars, en quire ar Aiexander Hay Wright, who ?? the undermeft ftorey. ASSES ...

... Lord Chamberlain’t Office, Dec. 31, 1763, s ORDERS for the Court’s going into Mourning on Sunday next the sth of January, for his late Royal Highnefs Prince Prederick-Wi.iiam, His Majelly’s youngeft Brother, viz. The Ladies to wear black Silk, plain Moflin or l.ong Lawn, Crape or Love Hoods, black glazed Gloves, black Paper Fans, and black Silk Shoes. Undrefs, Black or Grey unwatered Tabbies. ...

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