... f.iid County, the rjih day January, in the t\/clitli year the reign our fovneign Lord Geotgc the Third, King of Great Britain, and forth, before Aynflcy. William Carr, Stephen Watfon, William Ward, William (.owes, John o;dt, F-fqilires, and Oliver Ma\lor, Cleik, and and others, his Majcfty’s the Peace, al(igned keep tile Peace the (aid Counit, nr’HIS COURT taking into Kiious confidt the ...

... Poland, concerted between the courts of Vienna, Petersburgh, and Berlin, is fufoeuded till after the Peace 11 concluded between the Ruffians and the Turks. In the mean time things are remain in fialu is to fay, the reipeftive power* are *0 keep pofleffion of the places they have taken. Atnfterdatn, July to. Letters the ijth of lad month, from Malaga, advife,. that the of Morocco was ...

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... C6V E R 'BEA S N, The famous Yorkfhlre Bay Coif, Property cf Jjtnti n*id near Si-ptcn, vrM*e. . five years olit, kaown f?»r mme fininking K ...

... T tters aod Advertifetncnts for the Printers oft bis pspei are ttkefi in at the Ludm Cofte-bmtfe, Ludgate-hillt where the Paper is regularly and feparatcly filed; alto Letters and Adycrtifenjews are taken i* WChantley\ Beokfcllcr, at the widge End, UetvcaflU upon.Tync, Saturday’s and Sunday’s Ports, j N, OJI. 14* LETTERS from Yifnna fay, ri»Bt they are erv bufyin railing troops all over ...

... bills of which were found the Grand Jury laft s(or Aallerton felhons, _ for deftroying the mill-race other dantagei done at RaygiU, near Keeth, to Thomas Smith, of Gray’s Inn, Eft; Mr C -t. Lord s Counfel, (before whonuhofe perfons weie came.,, a Juttice Peace, and wassilfo a Judge u,>- this occalion) very modeltly advanced Uut Mr Smith's damages fhould not be read evidence acainft them ...

... 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 ...

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... the LADIES experience is the only certain left of mall, the Icver.il Venders of Hilft’s f.mr.ur I-i'ieiler, for t IKOM-MOI.DS INK-KI'OIS, out of table Haul, lavvm, mullini, or Ij.ti, with,..n the luaft detriment to tlie linen, can with iilejlure alTuo the Ladies, that it hath proved prefervative the doth, at many of tlum hive now fold it upward', 'ear'; to that if there had the leal* ...

... Gatelhead, Feb. 1772. MIS Maje(l>*» Poftitiarter Genci tl having hren tbeflahlWh officein thit to*n, tintil the bridge is relniilt acrofs the Tyne W Newealße, fend to appoint me their Deputy; >n f ICK. will opened immedilitcly, the font Ot the Battle-bunk, dppbfitc Piiiewellgutc, for the receipt and delivery Letters ! is therefore recommended the inliahitantt this town, and the villages and ...

... WESTGATF-STREET, N£v/castls. Ttaches LADIES to EMBROIDER the TAMBOUR, in all its Branches: likcwffc all Sorts of NEEDLE WORK a&d CLEAR STARCi INO in the bed Marnier. LADIES that don’t chule to attend the Sc may taught privately. YOUNG LADIES boarded upon reafonab’.e tc-ni WILLIAM STANI FORTH, PLAISTF.RER, Alnwick, NorthutnterlunJ, tips Le nt to ccquah.t the KebiTitj Mil Gentry, THAT colours ...

... prices provilions, &c. have been lately received by the Premier. - The price Suffolk butter has fallen s. in the firkin within week pall. There are at this time 10,000 tons of north coun* : try butter Unfold in London, ! A Correfpondent recommend* the a way t« reduce the price of provilions: Hang the engroffers, drown the falefmen, burn the earcafe-hutcbers. tranfport the meatmen, put thebel ...