... Street -, and at St. Paul's Coflfee-Houfe in St. Paul's Church- Yard, London, where it may be feen every Week. WILLIAM ANDERSON, At the Pack-Horfe and Fkece Inn, ( formerly Mrs. Dow.son's, and late Mr, Dowson's) on the Side, Newcastli, RETURNS Thanks to his Friends and the Public for the kind Encouragement he has hitherto met with, and begs the Continuance of their Favours ; which he hopes to ...

... ufual, HA 111, Aug. 10, I'ri. WHEREAS of late Years the OAME on Cuvuitu Manoi, have hern ?? Mil ...

... I'em- broke-Hall, Cambr.d«,/* l »_»i_/r.»' to bt ?? upin bis Timb-ftent in lit CoiTefe-Chapel. STEP fof ...

... barrels, half f -X barrels, and firkins, cured as formerly, and fold by THOMAS WALKER, Qijeen-ftreet, Leith. As his pickled Park and hams have given' the utmoft fatisfaction to the nobletnen, gentlemen, and others, who have favoured liim *«& tbeir orders, Mr. Walker hopes the continuance of theif favours, — —Sells alfp, IRISH BEEF in tierces, and Irifh But-- fcrinfekins, LoChfine Herringsin^ ...

... head cf Blackfriers vvynd, Edin- burgh, has jufl: got home from the fruit countries, A Orumtity of exceeding fine LEMON and ORANGE JUICE, to be fold in chopin bottles at a s. 6 d. and in mutchkin bottles at is. 3d. each. This juice is the frefheft and fincft flavoured ever imported. At laid ihop, lir.ior.s and bitter oranges, and made muf- tard in pots, at Is. Bd. each. This rr.uftard is of ...

... upon a Vifit to Mr. Alderman Oliver, at Putney, you came there, and perfuaded me to go with you to your Houfe at Fulham, where I had never before been, that we might the next Morning go together by Water to London. In the Boat you began with me a Converfation about the City, as exaftly as I can recolleft to the following Effeft : W. '« I think I ought to confider fomething about providing for ...

... of the Ores hour.., at kiitlinpton, in the County of Oxford, be- tween the Hcurs of Th.cc and Five in the Afternoon ; — A larp FREEHOLD HOUSE; the Property of Mr. Rlcha'd Peerman ; with a Stable, Dc.vc-t.oufe, Garden, ar.d Clofe, all well walled in ; together with two 1 ene- inentt and s Barn; fituated on the Green, at Kiitlington aforefaid : The Manfion Houfe which is commodious, confiits ...

... the Nobility and Centlemen who employed hii lite Fuller} and tal.es the fame Opportunity of folicitin™ their future Fa- vours, as he fucceed, his Father in that Bufinefi ; the va- rious Blanches of which, whether plain or ornamented, will be executed with the utmoft Elegance as well as Difjiatch ; ard due Attention paid to the Commands of aii tliofe who fliall l.c pleaf&d to confer iheir ...

... of GOODS (to be put lip in different lots) belonging to Mungo Carrick, late Hofier, at his fhop, front ofthe Exchange. This day is pubiiftied, In One Volume Quarto, price, in boards, il. is. The FIRST BOOK of the HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, FIRST INVASION of the ROMANS. Written oh a New Plan, By ROBERT HENRY, D. D. Ope of the MiniiierS of Edinburgh. Printedfor the Author, and fold by Medi-sT ...

... 1 9th of Odober, Inllant, and Ictt out from lU Bud Ml in Holhom, London, and from the Georjc Jnn at Sn. id, e*/ery Mrnrlay, Wtdnefday, and F'itUv. at Six in t'e Morning t Thefe Coaches meet the fame Nirht« at ihe l'ejr Inn, at Oxford, and return from thercefotb for SirrmrJ and London, 00 Tuefdayi, Thstiftlayß, and Satuidays, Innde Pa-Tcbgers to pay One Cuinea each. Performed by WILLIAM ...

... LOMG ROOM, TAVERN, md COFFFE HOUSE, nr Opened In, ihe Senfon. Neil md pleifint Br. l Chambers, with good Re ...

... fell, all Srsrla of the veiy hellCo.vi.cTioMA.v.Swiniat, ra, Italian and othei I ...