... Five Hundred Volumes, in Hiflory, Lives, Memoirs, Voyages, Travels, Romances, Novels, Poetry, Plays, Mifcellanies, Sec. lent out to be Read by the Quarter, Month, Week, cifc. By J. SANDER S, Bookfellcr, Stationer, and Bookbinder, in the Corn- Market, Derby. Being a good Collection of its Kind, including all the new Novels and Books of Entertainment; publilhed this prefent Year ; and will be ...

... a parcel of very fine Seville oranges, proper for marmalade — — At faid ihop is fold, BEST JAMAICA RUM, French brandy, Hoi bird gin, Highland Whisky, foreign and Eng'ifh Vsincs, coffee raw and roafted, green and bohea teas, chocolate, fu_,ars of all forts, St. Katharine's •nd common prunes, currans, jar and common, raifins, Turkey figs, rice, whole or fplit green l!1 ...

... the feafon permits. c 'o;h taken in at Edinburgh, by Andrew Newton leaver, oppofite to the Bughts, on the fouth- •■de of the Grais market; and by Alexander Dur- ham Merchant, at his fhop in the Lawn-marker, at ihe head of the uppermoft Baxters clofe ; at Glafgow. by Daniel Kennedy and M'Gilvra, at ■tair (bop above the Crofs; at -North-Lebh, by John Forbers Weaver at the Sand port ; at ...

... Ojjm- P««liamY _ B J R- kJT-^TTg. _ZS_SSgTiL S . Jawt'tUtr- maybe had, The tr ...

... there are ftill upon hand, near two hundred of his tickets, and having ad- vifed with fome principal perfons concerned in in his lottery of Goidfmith and Jewelry goods, which fhould have been drawn on the a*--rh of March. 1766, in rhe Thearre Canongate, is ob- liged (contrary to his inclination) to postpone the drawing of faid lottery ro rhe ioth of A pril, 1766, at two o'clock in the ...

... it for the ofe of ihe pablic. All commiffions in the dragoons; and the field officers in the foot, at ten years purchafe. Captains ahd fiibaltems of Soot, at nine years purchafe. , Half pay Half fay per Half pay at ten Full price ofi the Dragoons. per diem. annum. years purchafe. Cothmiffion. Difference. s. d. £. s. d. £. .. d. £. > „ ?? Lieut. Colonel 10 o — - 182 io 0 — 182 c 00 — 4700 287$ ...

... ofthe late Robert Martin, Efq: (pleafantly fituated near the River Cclne) wich Fith-ponds and a Garden wailed in, and planted with the ch:iceit Fruit trees ; a Stable, Coaeh-houfe, and iix Acres of very good paffure Land adjoining to the faid Houfe; alfo a large and commodious Key foi Supping and landing Goods, before the foi.: Houfe. Likewise robe Lett and En erd upon immediately, at Tolles- ...

... of, the. Brwji, find Lungs, \ .•, fi Invented by % R V L E V, M. D. Author of the Modern Practice of the London Hofpitals, This Medicine is an infallible Cure for the Diforders above-mentioned', Coughs, Colds, Hoarfenefs, &c, it will almoft biftantaneoufiy remove, the Virtues ofthe Herb being furprifingly heightened by the Addition of the mofi powerful I Baljams in Nature. Conj'umptions of ...

... Such as are pro- perly qualified, and can bring fufficienr recom- mendations, ma, apply to Mr George F-igg, at his fhop in ihe Lawn-marker, Edinburgh. This advertifement not to be repeated. \X 7 ANTED upon heritable fecurity, at the V term of Whitfunday nexr, or fooner. TWELVE HUNDRED or FIFTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS STERLING, to be Se- cured upon an efiase of 400 I. fteriing per an- num, whereon ...

... _ for Riding-Hatts, Gold todi Sil ING for ditto. Silk and and Boy's Silk and Linen Li^ He likewife fells Silk, i Colours Silk and Worftei And, in order to merit Ae! he is determined to fell Hftry N. B. Country Hatttor Terms as in London. John Bjnns, EG s Leave to inform the Public, That he has c -J, don a curious Affortment of Morocco and Spanifh Leather POCKET-BOOKS and LETTER-CASES, of all ...

... little LATIN more agraeable} he will have Seven Poinds per Ann. for teaching feven poor ChildnA. Any whom this may fuit, may apply to Mr. Richard Hum- and to inform'd further Particulars. W A N T E D, A that qualified for PATTERN-DYER. ]§*V' muft wjuMuftrious, and if complete in that one Branch die Bufinefs, 30 1. a-year, and other fuitable Encouragement, applying#Mr. John Smith, Dyer, at ...

... This to pve N O C E, THAT the GEORGE INN, tue Poft-houfe, Brough, in Wetimoreland, in the gteai loCatltile, lately kept Woorton, is now entei’d upon William Wood, liom Kendal, the Houfe being neatly lined up witli Ciean Furniture. The Nobility, Gentry, Tiadetntcn, Bcc. who lhall to honout the laid William Wood with their Company, may depend on his u'muft Endeavours to make tlieit in every ...