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To Gentlemen, Merchants, and Tradefmen, A Gentleman in London, who has 20,000!. at his Command, takes this ..
... them, that they may be fupplied with any Sum not lefs than 5001. on perfonal Security, fuch as Notes of Hand, and Bills of Exchange, at Five per Cent. Intereft. — By Letters direfted to E. H. No. 6, Little George -Street, Minories, London, fhall be immediately anfwered with the utmoft Secrecy. N- B. The Advertifer hopes that none but People of Ho- nour wili anfwer this. MR. JOHN BENNETT, of ...
THERBAS the following {forth Riding of the coil to the Houle Correflion tk prifon, at alias JOHN SMI' ng fwarthy
... complex time he made bis tfcape, a cl t and breeches, with white m s, and fellow thoe buckles: ! ferved a» apprentiedhip will tb, that he has travelled the a wife Slid three children 1 rham.--A.iro, AMES GREOO alias SMITH, list or feven inches high, thin greyeyet: Had on when he shy roond hat, and old rihb low buttons, clo-.l y. (lockings, and yellow metal (In .•died witn pots, rhe aboee ...
0 Jfi 'fti'fAfff '.f'si %rT' j pi_j__viiiJTvl ?? : ~i7T: : r . i-i -TTiiiriiT. ■ Trufee, Ofi'i.-e, E.d, ■■!„,,-
... fi-, Decn'iker 51. 177-. j nnHE Judges appointed L-y the ComtniiEoners an 1 Trufte, s I l.f'l far Filhaies, Manufaibices, and. Improvements ia ?? . ?? .. .- j Jedat the Liueis.iaall, havhi^ met, a,, eaieiul,;. ?? 1 iiiucd the diffirrc.ic i r. >ds, and si.tei i-rau il ille j.iriereiri . they made 1 Irs ir report to a ?? -. nittee of the Tiuitecs, and in their prelerncc -.teiiee'r ihe l'caled ...
• -'SniTolk and ; ,\ or folk . ' N°J' l l i: ?? ?? ?? ?? : > ??
... '■■..■^ Afcing ?? fruthtt ij ?? ?? ?? iudljur/ , ?? ?? ,„■,.,'„. si:, i'cl/i li-.n, ?? ?? ; st ?? ?? ?? „« 1 iiifd.y ?? ?? d.iyl) J.tiiuary ntxtfot 11 c * , / r/t« (ijait^ wAc-.' nndivberi ibe toils Bri.ic * ■van) gates cicchd vjn* ibt fnij. raid, wilikict tn'jmm 1, , - tie 1/ -,y ...
LONDON, January r
... This Day the following Ode, written William Whitehead, Poet Laureat, and Jet Mnlic by Dr. Boyce, was performed before lluir Majcfties and the Royal Family, in the Council Chamber at St. James's. ODE fer the NEW YEA R, Jmnuary i, WHEN rival Nations, great in Arms, •Great in Pow’r, in Glory great, Fi World with War’s Alarms, ■* id breathe temporary Hate, The hofrile Storms but rage awhile. And ...
Suffolk and Norfolk. NOTICE is hereby given, That the next Meeting of the Trustees of the turnpike road from ..
... to Bury Saint Edmund's, w1ll be at the Six Bells Inn, in Bury St Ed- mund's, on Tuesday the zctb day of January next, at ,, .of tbe clock before noon, wben and wbere ihe tall, anting at tbe le- veral gates ereaed upon tbe faid nad, wiit be let to farm frlik the ijt day of February next, in tbe manner direaed by the ail vf parliament paffed in tbt ryb year ef Li, prefent MaieM, reign, intitled, ...
tj> i..li tr'i'i.n, on the 27th December L-ft, from the- fecond bataliaa JL> ot idt ii.it „r Royal rc-iment ci
... toot, quartered ..t die car, , aval ■; DAVIDSON, aged 31 years, .1 loot ;>a inchc*. high ; bora AAA fid' 1 ' c '_-i !tl ?? J - 1 : ?? ?? * * ?? ;-'■.■ SCf ?? BROAD C i * l.. ARCHIBALD M'DOWALL, Bcoad-doth ?? : manufacture, *ar the fame : tie*. Scots rr.-'.i.i.aer.'se. and .oeuld not haie trembled them ac prefers ?? any- advertikraent, Lad it not beta lor that from the Treiiiecs Office, •• Art ...
JOHN G ART ON, In tht MarK et -Pia c E, LEEDS, 1 TJEGS Leave to inform the Public, That
... he ill has opened a WAREHOUSE, to ferve the Town and Country with all Sorts of PAPER, PAST -BOARDS, and - jMILL'D-BOARDS |— Merchants, Stationer*, and Shop, keepers, who live at a Diflance, may have their Paper! fent from the Mill, Carriage free, and on the tnoft reafonable . Terms He fells all Sorts of DYING WOODS, fuitable for Clothiers, and will take Cloth in exchange for quantities, •-•He ...
7 i fd.-ayrtl, frisi Eight Pefice, Scii b; \V. GRAI' aasi C- ELLIOT, Edinbiirgh J and by J. ItH:!- U.IN,
... ?? ; E X AMINA T I O N o;* a BOOK, The TRUESONSHTP or CHRIRT i'jivejtioatU. ; and hii lar- loi l)l = ni'y, J'-d Orfiee*, ; cai-ialned aad eonfirnicil ?? the ilrcrcd Td. D,t- ttru i.i -,i. Toe Self .exigence and Stiorisne Deity of CHiUSTas GOD, A N r> His Generation and Sonfhip as IeMMANUEL, CODMAN, As revealed in t!:e ?? Scriptures, and explained ia* a 'ileatife od that Subjcl, DEFENDED- . ...
CHIPPENHAM ASSEMBLY. WILL be on Wednelday next the 14th of January inliani.— N. B. Ticfcett to be had at the
... White-Hart. COR INN. M, Wilts. TO be LKTT, at 1 ?? or Midfummer next, An eiceeding good HOU ...
NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY. MR. WILKINSON having hitherto been amply encouraged by the Patronage of the Public ; and is ..
... by daily increafing Favours, that his ACADEMY is a SEMINARY of LEARNING not unwor- thy of public Protedtidn : He once more folicits to exprefs his unfeigned and grateful Acknowledgments to his Friends, and begs Leave to inform them, that thtir accumulated Fa- vours have enabled him to extend the Plan of his School, by eredring more commodious Buildings for the Conveniency of Boarders, and his ...