... timely and properly treated, are exceedingly produc- tive of Coughs, Catarrhs, Hooping-Coughs, Confumptions, and Afthmas. fn all thefe Complaints, the hell and fureft Remedy is the Ikaume de Sante; the Efficacy of which is more and more confirmed hy every Day's Experience. Since the firfl Publication of this celebrated Medicine, laft Winter, in thefe Kingdoms upwards of Ten Thoufarid Perfons ...

... the guardians of the poor within the faid hundreds, In any parcel of land from 50 to 100 acres, either with or withou: buildings thereon, and lying within the faid hun- dreds. Any perfon willing to fell fucli a parcel o! land, is dcflred immediately to fend a particular thereof, with the lowed piricc, to Mi .Thomas Slapp at Botefdale cr Mr. Dan. Negus at Eye in the fald county. And thofe ...

... BLY, which was advertised for Monday next, the 3d, is postponed to Wed- nesday the 5th January. To begin at Six o'clock. Strangers to be introduced by the Gentlemen of the County. THE Members of the Berwickshire M* F* CLUB are desired to meet in the house of George Purves vintner in Dunse, on Monday 7th February next. Sir John Sinclair of Steven- son, Baronet, in the Chair. Dinner to be on ...

... l.itr. The .'.number of poor, always coniidt-rable in 10 popedoms a paiiih. is ?? increaftd by many empl-.yed at piefent in .lefcnce of their country, having left families unprovided, and well entitled to the public charity. It is booed that the inhabitant, will continu- their iupport to fo ufeful an in- hole who have not (eats in the church, may fci'd their collections cither to the Poors ...

... near Knarefborough, (at three feveral Bars, two whereof are now erefled at Bolton-Bridge and Blubber-Houfes, and a third is propofed to be erected at the White-Hall, in High Harrogate, on the firlt Day of March next) are intended to be Lett together or feparateiy, at the next Meeting of the Truftees of the faid Road, to be held on Tuefday the eighteenth Day of January next, at eleven o'clock ...

... Denmark. Hair.lei, Mr CAWTHERI-Ei. ?? . MrBAH-EY. 1-irit limvedieeer, Mr COLBV. And toe t;lmll, Mr VY.I .K.INSOM. Onl.tlia, Mrs IIITCKf.OC?^. And the V_»-3-et:ti, Mrs ?? To -vhich '-ill he a-Ued, never ac.ci -ere, a New li.nlct.ti-. of two Atls cn!!cd, POORVV L C A N- Wiittcn hv Mr O'IIARA, Attthot of Mm .s, __c. Poor ?? Mr WII.I-i:-M)N. r.-ipitcr, Mr WOOD. Ard Veiiu-,, Mrs HITCHCOCK. l'i ...

... GUEST. The Vocal Parts by Sign. R.uzzini aad Mifs Madden. Firft Violin Mr. Lamottc, Flute Mr. De Camp, Piano-Forte Mifs Gucft, and the Oboe by Mr. Filchcr. — Ts begin at half pafl Six. Tickets at ss. each to be had at the Rooms, Pump-Room, Bookfeller, a:»u of Mifs Gueft in the Church-yard. MILLINERY. SELLING OFF, at and under Prime Coft, Tbe STOCK of MILLINERY of Mifs SECCOMBE, at the corner ...

... the Afternoon, at the Houfe of Mr. Jonathan Kendall ; THREE DWELLING-HOUSES, fituate in Alfreton, in the County of Derby, with convenient Out-buildings, Yards and Gardens thereto belonging, and a Dye-Houfe and Croft adjoining, now in the feveral Occu- pations of Mr. William Muglifton, Anthony Williams, James Mellor, and Anthony Amatt. Alfo to be SOLD by AUCTION, On Thurfday the zoth Day of ...

... Twenty- five G-*-*eas a Year, and Three Entrance; and every Atten- tion Jt' . to their Morals and Behaviour. ? the Rev. WILLIAM COOKE, M. A. Late l ! t ...

... at the trown tn Botefdele, en Thurfday the i yh day of t! i, in,.ant Januay ac Eleven o'clnk, al which time and place, the trufteei are requejled lo attend. THO. SLAPP, Clcik. ALL Perfonswho (land indebted to Mr. JAMES DOYLY, are dcfired to take notice, That Mr. John t.riggs, grocer and draper is duly authorized to receive the fame. Hedlelgb, Dec. 30, 1779. ATo be LETT and entered upon ...

... T.-ai-idv, called, ?? ' A R A : TII E C 71 R 1 S T I A N C A P T I V E. Lnftgnan, Mr WILKINSON ; And Oi'n-.in, Mr WOODS. Sclkna, Mrs BAII-KV; AndZara. Mrs MONTAGVE. Wli 0 ; s THE DUPE ; ...

... The ftoty of Rofkmond if oik of rtie mod rcnuikable P*«huic event* the record* of our own 4 , , thi* Tragedy h«* had in it* feprrfentatlon, prove* how admiiably well ealculatcd the Aory w * di.\martc pur pole. The author’* fjlc aim Teem* ■rve been the heart, and he ha* told an artlef* talc iiflet* Rrain*; conveying, from hi* moral iuflrudliOo, the ciTential advice to the youth both fieze*, and ...