... high, has very much White in the face; narticuUsly the far fide, 'as comes below his eye, hollow eyes, white legs, a white under his belly, and a hob tail.— Whoever will give jntomiatioo, fo he may l>e had again, to Mr William rarrer, at Dromonby, near Stokefley, the owner, fliall be handfiime'y rewarded for their trouble, and all reafonahte eapttues paid. Tie TURNPIKE ROAD from Gatefhead »/> ...

... rferal engafrmt*l of the tHi September. Xoyel Artillery. Vent, Shatd vouidee. ijl belleUen of Ikil iejaulry, iSib e’.mfany, Lieut, Jiiefm, kited. t}d. Cape. Meccan, jji Cafl. Dncey, i{«* Oft. Dooglai, xtth Vert. Birch, 'nrf Veal, tflt Ueat. Leigh, wended. hette'Mn of light infantry, 4tlh comped*; Opt. Wade, Opt. Downing, nth Oft. Sir Jtmet Oft. De Cottrcy, 4sth Vent. Kuxton, 40th Veal. ...

... LONDON, Dte. »o. write from Corke, that oil f* the »7th of tail month,' ux ttflual- •T' let* arrived there from Quebec, 5% which place they left the beginning of Oaobcr; iney brought no new* papers with them, but report that Oee.Carleioo hod arrived at Ticonderoga with a body of troop* to reinforce the garrifon. Mr Mauduvt, member of the Royal Society of pliyfic to Paris, appointed that ...

... THE fever*! Perfbos iotcreftcd in die in* tended Oirifion the laid Common, arc defired to meet at the boufc Joseph Forflcr, know* by the fignoftbe Black Ball, in Heahpoi. Tuetd.y the goth day December iaflanf, ten o’clock the iorenooo when the draught of the Prtilioo and BilJ will bf layed before (0* their perafal, and focb altcraiiuni and aaendmenta made at flwll be deemed ■cedTary, Turnpike ...