... F-Isn- j bursh f, rt-.e.s weeks and then goes to Dundee, and fiom t'.enee to \jaa- • uno.'; a, : d t-'\l_SK HMM invented by \ ?? • .1 eel* . ■■■.. -ss. ?? 1 c : ?? lsie'.i.3ii ernes » j with curfs improred, and nt the prices abc-re, mentioned. He has. vie; ?? and attention, made inch proficiency ht has prafrffian, cis will ?? entire (atSfeiKon to his employers. CommAAis- car*. IL'H>* at:i.v-: ...

... Alexander Grant, of Bridges-Street, London, Printer. John Parker, of Holborn, London, Stone Mafon. Joi'eph Serafini, of Suffolk-ftreet, London, Dealer in PidureS. Benjamin Wolfe, of Lincoln, Siiverfmith. Elizabeth Jonts, of Holywell, in Flintshire, Grocer. Leonard Moriaud, of Eleet-market, London, Innkeeper. Stephen Brown, of St. Pancras, London, Carpenter. Thomas Sundeit, the Minories, London ...

... T ICE ta CREDITO ii. ~W. •T^Ktij -■■ to give notice to ths Criditc.-i of ti ■ dec A * U l ' -*■ . • r tCIiA ?? h ' '•-'•-- - ?? . p a t ?? cFA> ?? t ?? ■;a ...

... It A% l.y, VIRGIN, and C.i. wt foticit t'.e f«v .urs „f ?? id., ■ -. 1 ti.f jjaM.t-. 1 If.v 1., ?? B A T ii. ...

... a •white Blaze- down his Face, a Bit cutout of each Ear, and all his ftiong Teeth broke: He had a Pair of Couples on when taken up. Whoever owns the faid Dog, by applying to William Cooper, of Hemington aforefaid, and paying the Charges, may have him again. June ii, 1777. REPTON SCHOOL MEETING. THE Meeting of Gentlemen educated at Repton School under the Rev. Mr. FLETCHER, and his Succeflor ...

... BUCKING AM SHtRE. O be SOLD by AUCTION. X (Together, or I.ots) on Wcdnekiay the Eleventh of June, ln(t. between the Hours of Three and Jive in the Afternoon, at the Crown Inn in Brackley, according to the Conditions then and there to produced; wnlefs di(- d of fooncr private Contrail, of which the carlieft Notice will given,— A FARM-HOUSE, with Barns, Stables, and other proper Conveniendes; ...

... winotag X 't-j sdarefi, and amiable manaers, has gained upon the hetmofaJlraakt of people.——ln hri peribo, be it rather taller than the middle fizc, and may be called handfome brown man, though hit com* pleaion it rather leaning to the oliret he hat quick, penetrating eye, and it not without a little of the Anftrian lip, which bat diftinguilhed this family, almott without exception, for fercra ...

... J June 7, 1777. [No. 2009. Suffolk and Norfolk. 'TURN* IKE from SCOLE to BIJRT. CJ’HE Control Yearly Meeting of tbt Yrufitti ...

... ibr *. Mv 1 1 ?? 1. ?? ,- Dilconi ?? ?? ■ ■..'■_ ■ ?? -• *, D. D. s*l- Xii D.yr is puliftfued by C 3. 1. L 1 O T, Parliament ?? S D P P \a F. ME N T T O THE LIFE of DAVID HUME, Ffij: fcunry, goct, rh ■* itilm, &c f.li in 75. and -, a bottl a *.vill_be takso to have er, ry artide laade A ths be i: :a a r 1 . Mrs P X T E X, This n.ry is pAdi'Jecd, By JOil N lt AL¥O U R, In one volume price 5 s. ...

... for two weeks, and then goes to Dundee, and from thvnte to Lon- don. The Doctor has prasftifed thi, art with the ercatcft fucceis for ma- ny years, in a method peculiar to himfeii. 'Ihe cures pcrforn.ed by him tan be wtli atteiled in Edinburgh. Authentic accounts, ot many cures by Dr riWkie, and references to the patitr-ts, both old ar.d younir, may be had, by er.quirina at him. Mr Blakie puts ...

... Lord Chief Juftice Clerk, Lord Ankervitle, Sir Adam Fergufon, Mr. Fergiifon, Mrs Millerj. Airs Hamilton, Mifs Miller, Mifs Ritchic, Mrs Hancel, Taylor, Mr. Chambers, Mr. Fowdcn, Kfr. Fowden, jun. Mr. Hibbsit, Mr. Mrs Baker,. Mrs Atlee, Mr. Gunn, Mils .Lowej, Mjfs Lowts, Mr. Rofs, Mr. Heriindon, fcapt. Mackey, Mr. Melville, Mr. Maling, Mr. Thornhill, Mi. Harrifoii) Mr. Rimer, Mifs Hofe, Mr. ...

... Hr«AKES this public opportn.ayof rcti'-.-.iir- '.is acl oowledgments tn JL ?? and Gentlcmenin CeA/.Agh, who have honoured hitn with their employment, ar.d begs leave to inform .'■ -m, as _ ...