... by the late Rev. Mr. John M'Claurin, one of the Minifters of G'-afgow. Publiihed from the author's manufcripts, by Johr. Gillies, one of the Minifters of Giafgow. W A Collection ofthe acts of Parliament relating to patronage, and the fettlement of vacant parilhes, with remarks, ihew- ing that the law gives no countenance to the rigour that has, of late years, been exercifed by the fupreme ...

... next, H A M LET PII I N C E of. T> E ST M A II K. Hamlet, Mr Dig g c s . wlr h A FARCE. Vivant Rex et Re -si:; a! TtTST publiflied. fp'-'ice 2s. 6 df and fold by MfcS j DRUMMOSD, Fifiier's land, Lawn-market, Eum- , burgh, and by aU the Bookfelleis in town and country, ART of READING and SPEAKING I M PUBLIC. BEING A N E W COLLECTION For the Ufe of Schools, and private Perufal. CONTAINING, I An ...

... Yard, London, where it may be f.cn every Week. WANTED immediately, An APPRENTICE to a PLUMBER & GLAZIER. Any Youlh that underftands Accompts, writes a ,0- erable Hand, and can be well recommended, will be *_ken on moderate Term;.— -Apply tothe Printer of •hi i Paper, or Thomas Thompfon, of Birftall, WHE REAS the GAME within the feveral Manors of Denton and Asxwitii, in the Welt-R'di.ir- of the ...

... St. Paul's Officii Yard, London, where it may be feen every Week. James Donaldfon, Grocer and Teaman near the Crofs in Leeds, Btgi Ltavttt itf maim tbt PUBLIC, THAT hS has juft clear'd from the East- Indi a's Company's Warchoufe, alarge ?? Affortmcat of Fine Congou Bobci Tea at Tine Singlo St. to gs. AM. id perlb. Fine Bloom at 91. to ic.s. Fine Congou Tea 51. 6s ?? Fine Hyfon, at lxs. to 14s ...

... TO be SOLD,—The perpetual ADVOWSON of a Living in SufTex, about forty fix Mihis from London, worth between Five and Six Hundred Pounds a year There is excellent Paribnage-Houfe, newly buil', with a houfe, Stables, and another Convenicncies. The PleafureCarden is well out, and th.ro is a very good Kitchen Garden near the Houfe. Tlta Situation is extremely pleafant, being upon an Eminence, from ...

... THE next wrtthag if th TRUSTEES appiloted ti hf held at tha To-m'-houf; in Stocktan, Weimefitp th* x%th day »f Mvemiet inftant, eleven, the dock im th* forenoon, to examine nod fettle th* ‘Trtaforer't etteonntt, nnd ether matten relative tie Bridge. Sfoci tin. By order of the Tru flees, t 16 Non. PRESTON, Clerk and Trtgftrer. H E HC.A M U K N P IKE. . AMEETINO *f th* TRUSTEES oj this ad will ...

... \tt always contain tbemofi material Articles of fers on the following. approved of, all Ranks of People will encourage I it, at evaty Individual feels die Evil, and wilhet I 9at Remedy; and that fifty thoufand Pounds I , will ...

... his Paper are taken in atthe Chapter Coffee-Houfe in Pater-hofter- Row ?, and at St. Paul's Coffee-Houle in St. Paul's Church Yard, London, where it may be feen every Week. July aSth, 1772. INSOLVENT DEBTORS. Weft-Riding) j^r OTICE is hereby given, ?f fiN That the Midfummer General Torkjbire. J Quarter Seffions of the Peace for the Weft- Riding of the County of York, is adjourned over from ...

... there aie at prtier.t a great many boohs be— ng— g to tie !il-r.:rv, fcer* reived out upc n itccipt: tliev bare cidntd this _dvcr_b* ment to be pub— lied in the news papers ; requiring ail Sutli books to be reclamed iinrr.cili-ttly to tLefliaiy. in cider that the fecond part of ih ec_ — ogee , which is now precar- ing iorthe prefs, may be conipleak-d. It is expected that all gentlcmerTO i:o ...

... feveral of the principal Proprietors of Eftates within Duffield and Belpar, in the County of Derby, it was unanimously agreed, that an Inclofure of Chevin Ward, Belpar Ward, and other the Commons belonging to fuch Eftates, would be of general Advan- tage to the Owners of the fame j NOTICE is therefore hereby Given, That on Monday the 19th Day of Odober next, at Ten ?? in the Forenoon, there ...

... Cargo of FRENCH BURRS, exceeding; large and good in Quality, fuperior to any that have been imported for many Year. paft. The Perfon who made choice of them 111 France, had the Liberty of taking thoje he moft approved ol from a Quantity of near 50,000 Burrs. Pleafe ro enquire of Mr. John Clover at St. Martin's at Oak, Norwich ; orof Mr Samuel Dixon at the Bear Inn near the Bridge-Foot. ...

... convifted, and brought to jnfticc. The Defendant’s Counfcl, Mr. Dunning, laboured to prove, with equal ability and ingenuity, that the injury faid to have been fuftained, was neither the effedts of malice, paflion, or revenge, but purely the refult frequent confultations with the Defendant’s friends, aided by the aiTiflante of fuch, from their of the law, - might reafonably be deemed fit ...