... fi.ft of J>. — .itv 1769, they humbly int-cat the favour ct thofe who are indebted to the Co. nna ny by tills or open accompts, to pay and lettle the fame . foon as pcflible; and they beg leave to in;otie. sh=. ?? 1 iitir tormer ?? n parriculai , that they intend to carry on bufinef feparately. at their (hops in Brift'o-ftreet, where-all kinds 01 Cabinet and Joiner Work may be bad ar tin ...

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... Mr. T H O M S O N's c O N CERT O F VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL NIUSICK. The Vocal parts by Mr. Tenducci, Madam Do- ha, and aMt. Gilson. %Bl\. Grand Overture by tbe Light Hon. tne Ear! of KelK with haurbovs, French-horns, kettle- drums, &c— Song by Madam Doria —Songby Mr. Tenducct.— Grand Chorus, 0 Father -whoj* Jlmlehty po'^r, by Mr. Handel. - Aft 11. Scots Song by Mr. Tend.icci.—Grand O- verture, ...

... He »> iuppoicd gone for idol. The famous Cordial Ctfhallc SNU F F\ For DisruDEiis of the It**,, auj CVEf, WHICH, long has Icen tomid i i-lhitual Rrroed, m.nt D'didc! part,ciila.lv .he Hcad-ach. whir-i it hardly Her tj,), giving minicdii;* Laic. si,.l !-v fr I!c pi ...

... Coach-Houfc, Stabling, Btb. fit for a Gentleman's Family ; an exceeding gqdd Garden, cori 7 filling of an Acre of Ground, well wall'd round, arid planted with choice Fniit-Trees ; fituate in the Bridge-'Oate, Derby, lateinthePofTefliondfMr. John Heaford. For farther Parti- culars enquire of Mr. Thomas Ctrt Smith, Patritcr, iri St. Micbatl't Church Yard Derby. t? A large complete Bodk Cafe, ...

... ran towards the Church, as to t'Safety, but they were prevented entering by the very ■ . , Condition of the Tower. The Shock feemed move • ali to Weft. We bear it was very violent in Radnorflurt. v no Livct, that we hear of, have been lad.’ (N'-o EnslmJ,) Not. ,4.. The Hon. Commtfr, f the Cuftoras, end the Gentlemen belonging to the * Hoar 1, are now and the Board will hvld * t mierly at the ...

... Cniveriiry. 'CM. a Louife of L»_lun-i v,..i bogin „ ?? ?? v. s ok 1 AN D. Thi I attend _t ihe Uw Schc ' ! I t l.ay - .-.men who d ...

... T ?? THis Day the Committee on the Win- dow Lights, appointed by laft General Af- fembly, adjourned their meeting till Thurfday next, being the iith current, at half an hour af- ter eleven o'clock before noon, in the Trnllees- ?tall, Edinburgh. GEORGE WISHART, Cis. Eccl. Scot. Edinburgh Friendly Infurance. THe Annual General Meeting of the PROPRIETORS of the- EDINBURGH FRIENDLY INSURANCE agair ...

... v .'a t y l t ' |l^ •j’. Fht»d*rt, ' Baffin, (hat the French hheeV hid been obliged ieavfe t ...

... per cent. From 1 to 365 days, (rom itou months, and from 1 to 10 years. ALSO, TABLES of EXCHANGE and COMMISSION, From ' to 3 per cent. By JOHN THOMSON, Writer in Edinburgh. To facilitate the practice of bufinefs is an objecl vorthy ot particular attention in a commercial line. Many tables o( intereft, conftruaed on different models, have heen offered lo the public to-vmce tbat end ; but molt ...

... N laft, was down upon Whin- vl.•.)!•, near tliis town, and chafed by the harriers from Halifax, a Hind, taken out of which, a feveral hours excellent was lott in Goidibrough-Woods near Knaies-' brough. At the -Quarter.-SefTions.hu-ld yefterday for this Borough, an indldtmerft was found i'.a fl a p«_rfon from the neighbourhood j-lita'-;, for uttering fahe eo'd: found furetirs ior his ...

... hoemakers in Edinburgh and Canongate, have informed the public, that their Journeymen, that work in the mens branch, had less their work; the Journey- men hereby inform the public, that only a few men belonging to seven shops in all, left their Masters, and went to work with other Masters, whereby the lieges have or may be as well served as formerly. They say, that the Journeymen have of wages ...