... 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 ...

... Mayor call a Court for the Parpofc railing Men tor Ainerica# The Magillratcs and Council of Glalgow have refo’ved. that Battalion of Men, for the Service of his Majefty, Ihould be railed by their voluntary Siihlcnptious, and authorifed the Lord Provoft, in the Name of the Corporation, fubferibe ioogl. for the above Purpofc : the Trades Houfe have fubferibed 5001. and feveral of the Trades, as ...

... AT the Park-Houfe ACADEMY, near Wallingford, Berks, Young Gentlemen arc genteelly boarded, tenderly and 'pcfUully treated, likewile inltrufted in every polite Acconiplithment, moderate Terms. Wallingford is about 46 Miles from London. The Houle is large and commodious; tire Situation airy, plcaiant, and rcma'rkably healthy ; the Spot of Ground allotted for Recreation is Half an Acre, ...

... GLOUCESTE‘ S I R E. TO be LETT, and entered upon immediately,— A HOUSE, fituated at Uonrton-on-the-Water, Gloncefterfhire; confiding of a Kitchen and two Parkmrs, wit It Pantries, &c. three Rooms on the find Floor, with Clot'ets each, and very good Garrets over them : allb Stable, Honfes, and Kitchen Gaidcn. Tenant may accommodajed with fix or feven Acres of good Failure Land. ■ - Bourton is ...

... January 27. Ordered, that all the Lords be fummoned for this Dav, and the twelve Judges to give their Opinion a Motion to be made the Earl of Abingdon, whether the prefent Mode of raifing new Troops is legal.” Received feveral Papers from the Army and Navy, previous to the Enquiry into the State of the Nation. The Lord Chamberlain acquainted the Houfc, that his Maiclly had been waited on with ...

... Stowe -on- the - Wold, Glouceflerjhhe, JAMES PEMBERTON LEACH, letunulm grateful Thanks the Pubiick in general, for the great Encouragement given him at the old-cflabUihe ...

... U Y, 13th February, ijyg. ALL Perfons who Were any Ways indebted to William Habcraft, late of Banbury, the County „f Oxford, Apothecary, the Time of his Deceafe, are pay their refpeflivc Debts MdTrs. Longc, Heydon, and Ru.hw brth, in Banbury aforefaid. Executors of thefaid\\ m» Habcraft, or l)«foic tlic Day of March next, other* wife they will be Cued for the liimc. And all I'erlbns who have ...

... TURNPIKE TOLLS to LIITT. NOTICE hereby given, That the Tolls at the Toll-Gate called Porto-Bello Gate, upon, the Fofs Turnpike Roads in tlic County of Warwick, will lett by Auftion, to the beft Bidder, at the Home of James Pemberton Leach, called or known by the Name of the George Inn, in Stow-on-the Wold, in the County of Gloucefler, ou Thurfday the Twelfth Day of March next, between the ...

... Yeftsrday, purfuunt to Notice in the Papers, a Meeting was held the King’s Arms, Cornhiil, the Gentlemen and Merchants refiding in the City I/ondon, Mr. Baker opened the Bulincls. Sir George Young gave a pathetic Account of the prefent Situation of Affairs, and concluded with Motion, That the prefcnlCrilis demanded the Attention of all Parties. Mr. Rogers then moved, that the Titles the two ...

... TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT. —The Freehold improveable ESTATHS, belonging the Borough of WESTBURY aforefaid, with the Ten feveral targe and extenfive Manors of Hey wood, Hawkeridge, Brook andMaudits, Levcrfedge, l.igh-Priors, Ligh-Marfh Arundel, Bienihridge, St. Manre, and Stourton, the Property of the Right Hon. Willoughby Earl of Abingdon, at am: near Weftbury, Warminder, and Trowbridge, ...

... TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, —The Freehold improveable ESTATES, belonging to the Borough of WE ST BURY aforefaid, with the Ten fcveral large and extenfive Manors of Hey wood, Haw kcridge, Brook and Maudits, l.cverfedge, Ligh-Priors, Ligh-Marlh Arundel, Brembridge, St. Maurc, and Stonrton, the Property of the Right Hon. Willoughby Earl of Abingdon, and near Wcftbnry, Warminfter, and ...

... To BtfILI) R S. hereby given, That ihere is large Stack of Warelioiifcs, and hindry other orkj to built by Contract, at BURSCOTT, in the Counts' Bert • Any inclinable to ccntiaft for the lame, may ice the Plans, Elevations and Dcfci iption, and have ev-crv necellary Information relating the .'hid Bidkitfs by ipidvine to Mr. Burden, Wharfinger, at Lenchlade. K. C. The Propofols are Mr. Strange, ...