... 77+* JOHN SOARS, Currier and Leather-Cutter, TAKES this Method of informing his Friends in particular, and the Leather Manufactory in geneial, that he has opened a WAREHOUSE in the St. Mary-Gate, Derby, where they may be fitted with any Sort or Quantity of Leather, on the loweft Terms, and the Favor gratefully acknowledged, by Their obedient, and Humble Servant, JOHN SOARS. N. B. The beft ...

... inrt. at the lioule of William Wilfon at Beltonford, o cam e there at laft term of Whitfunday, and carries on t 'keeper bufinefs at that place as uluaL where Gentle- j? md others may always rely on good entertainment, ac- T-vOCTOR DAVID SPENCE u;11 begin LA' a Courfe of Le«urcs on MIDWIFERY, for Gentle- men, on Tnefday tbe Btn November at four o'clocl; after- noon, at his houfe, Miln's ...

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... LING-HOUSE of Mr. Cha. Norris, situate near the Corn-Hill in Ipswich ; consisting of a Kitchen, a Parlour 19(?) Feet long, 15 wide, and 9 high, two Chambers, two Lodging-Cartels, Backhouse, Cellars, and small Yard. Enquire of the abovesaid Charles Norris. N. B. Marble Hearths and all other Fixtures to remain with the House. To be SOLD. A Copyhold or Customary FARM in the Parish of DEBENHAM in ...

... to the Abl-ey-Urccn, It ive to acquaint the I.a. J ies, thit Ye ha« this o.tv 01 ...

... flefh: we examined it, & fufpcdicd it to be human & in one of their baflcets feeing hand, which knew to be the left hand Thomas Hill, by the letters T. H. being iharked on it, were no longer in doubt of the event. We purfued the favages far as was practicable; but without fuccels. On our return deftroyed their canoe, and continued our fearch. At half after fix in the evening we opened ...

... Paris, November 14. E day before yelterday, nine in the morning, the King, after attending divine . T 'J . ierv'ce at the Holy Chapel, went to the f } * rcat Chamber of Parliament, attended by his brothers, and the Dukes of Orleans, Chartres, and the reft of the Princes the Blocd, the Great Officers of State, &c. &c. f When they were arrived the King ordered them to take their places, and then ...

... S Extralls of Letters from London, Com mu nic _, U j , copied frona the American papei s, or c ° q *%C5 e t • ' ? enl ' etnen °f credit in America, will cry impartial man, to whom the violent pro- ceedings in that country are moftly to be attributed. The names of the authors are well known, and will pro- bably be one day exhibited to the public. Philadelphia, Sept. 7. i t_j 1. t. c, ?? Lv, QI ...

... fame, were obliged to make their efcape, | w * nt ow * The . thtf timely a/uftance and vuilance the ha,, bitanls.’ 14. Extraß a lei ter from ...

... WHO has worked for many Years with Mr. Hslfe, t'Cg« leave inlorfl* hi! tnd the rnkhck, tlut he llai entered into Partnership with Mr, JOHN COX, Sadler, the High-Street, Oxford; and that they make Hunting, and other Saddler, hide-Saddler, Race Saddler, Hoife Clothcr, Poitmanteaut, and other Article, joed and at neat in London i like, wife Velvet Caps, which are light, and to wear aaa Hat.—They ...

... ,m 1 ' .1 7 „ 1 .1, , TV/T De VILLEDIEU, f*fa. ?? § ?? iVI . Fencing-mafter from ? &*&. tH -$^Wro ; -- the Royal Academy of Pa- ' this city and neighboui- L^dmmSt^kcmS-A removed f rom his former Cv in Don's clofe, (as its fituation was much objected ; &ii elegant room in Craig's elofe, wh.ch he has ht- ''' nr ...

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