... 7» be SOLD V Auction to the hefl Bidder, the of Mr Jeio EUttbj, hnbttfer, i» Sm.h ShicUt, m /M ttmtlj of Durham, »**« the i#»* of Kivemhn, 177 T. helvcea the kturt of oat and frvta i« the afternoon, fthjiH It fttch (taditieti of fait Jbeil he then and there produced, THE fcveral Farms, Lands, and Premile* heicinal’ttr-inentioaed, (being Copyhold ol inlieritanee, and held under the Bifltop of ...

... Alhborne, called Buck-Holme, containing upwards of 50 Acres, being Part in Derbyfhire and Part in Staffordshire, divided by the Rivers Dove and Bradford, upon which laft Sticam there are great Conveniences for erefting Mills, or other Ma- chines that require a Weight of Water ; and now in the Occupation of Mr. Francis Beresford, Junior, ofßroadlow- Afti, who will fliew the Premifes. Apply for ...

... out of her leg that was mortified, and nude perfeft cure her in a month: many more extraordinary cures of the like nature performed while he ft aid Newcaftle. 6. Yefterday the Rev. Benjamin Roften, mafter of Bethnal-green ekarity-fehool, was put to the bar at the Old Bailey, to anfwer to-four ieveral indiftments for rapes. He was firft charged on the oath of Ann Mayne, a child of nine years, ...

... S, and WINE ?? IOHN RTURROCK^ Tea and Spirit Dealer, Canoogate- J head, loiriior ?? ior -: rro th. ?? That he 1 ?? .„■ r. .. lata, c Stock, of cxcc«ling~fme TEAS, IoREJGN ipIRITS, .oti ?? ?? .oc .1 in p, ;•■•-, i.i prefect I : has .. lee ■ ?? ; re ■:, r'r. ut le, which CoramiS-ions arcfulK- SecuUd, and good allowance to the..* mha DA NTZIG HONEY, Aod Old W kite ?? 1 io.ovn RUSSIA SOPE. Jufl ...

... by Royal Charter to tench tl c ;J Ad .c * fi : ci ?? r . . 'ifiifi^jifiii'ifi U-S ;ltieditlercntojserationsarc executed and tiirccied by the ■': ; i 1 e-'-is of the Royal Infirm iry, a., appears by their minutes ?? : ?? One thoufand rleveii hundred and fixty-nine, iiea- , ij „ Robertlbn preles. ,rd ?? the Society for promoting this inftitution were, a full A, ?? Io l '■ I niverfity, and lend ...

... WHEREAS I, JOHN DEAN, late Hosier to Mr. Rawlins, at the Bull Inn, at Beaconsfield, having been lately clifchargcd from his Service, did malicioutly propagate fall'e Report that faid Mailer gave his Cuflcm* Horfcs bad Huy and Corn, and that had ordered to put good Hay in the Rack* till the Waggoners were gone to Bed, and then to take it out and give them bad, and that other Frauds were ...

... [by Exprefs] I Arrived the Mailt from Flanders. 4 Lijbon, September 16. AT a time when Teemed fully perfuaded that the differences between our Court, and that of Madrid were fettled, are given to underftand that hoftilities continue to be committed America, and the Spaniih Ambaflador has received advice from hit Court, the taking the colony of St. Sacrament by the Spaniih troops. [ ...

... EPHRAIM WARD, London and Oxford CARRIER, takes this Method of informing his Friends and the Publick in general, That his Waggon lets out from Tom's loufe, in the High-Street, Oxford, every Monday Morning, at Eight o’clock, to the Cerfard s Hall Inn, in Bazing-I.ane, London, on Tucfday Morning, at Five o'clock; returns the iame Day, at One o’clock, and delivers Goods in Oxford Morning; fets out ...

... ARCHIBALD, Charles's Street, George's Square* ACnrioos Aatirtmcnt of FLOWER ROOTS, viz Double -r f . Single HYACINTHS; ?? fONQLTU S; POL'S VNTHUj NARCISSUS; TeI. IPS, ar.d RANUCULUSSES ; aH of the IxS binds, and in good condition, — either tirr blowing on glafles or plantu -. Where v .-v !e ied, lately cn'recd from I. 0 N D 0 .V Variety of MYRTLE TREES, and other GREENHOUSE PLANTS. Alib, A pn ...

... the i.i i ?? h ■' id Friday laff, the ?? ?? ' ?? ' ?? ?? ?? ' ?? ?? ?? ?? *■ ' ?? ' ''■ ! 1 I r ?? - iixitiion 1 tile j ,- ; ' . i p.. : . ?? „' ?? pi. j ?? ! 1 ''. • ' f' ?? ?? . . '1 ' : f',f n f\ ■ ' ?? 'f i rrsdefpiicd, fo for as it affects thtm. 1. O M* T X M V T I C X E X ci R n B E Pi T j O H N R T O Nf, f, ~C II E i.i L. % Prizes of L. ice >o L c ,000 ?? — - ie,c en — .1 1 ...

... of the town, in a delightful fituation, with gardens and pleafure-grounds; the walls covered with the fruit-trees; ftables and coach-houfes, fit for large family alfo quantity of exceeding good pafture-lands adjoining, may be lett with the houfe. 1 he furniture of the houfe, which is very good, will be difpofed of to the perfon hiring the premifes, at a fair appraifement, Ihould the fame be ...

... the earlier} opportunity ef informing his friends and the pu ...