... Thomas Price, St. Andrew, Holhorn, Londoa, Tinman. John Middleton,'of Salford, in Lancashire, Dyer and Roper. William Caiey, the younger, and John Hart, both of Kingfton upon Hull, Grncefi and Copartners. James Darke, of Gloucefter, Fiffimonger. John Cheney, Warrington, in Lancafhire, Fuftlan-manufa&urer. Cha-les Ferguffun, and James Murdock, of Coleman-ftreet buildings, London, Merchants. ...

... ttly, or fooi after Chriftmas, by a Gentleman in full Orders. No objection to fervirtg two churches. An adlrels left with the printer. f 941 AROMATICK CHAMBER OIL, Four and Six-Fen ...

... a Floor, a good Yard, Garden, and Stable, fituate near the New-Inn in St. Alkmond's Parifh,' Derby. For Particulars enquire of Mrs TIPLER, on the Premifes. To be SOLD, by Private Contract, ALL that new-ere ...

... oper a. t l ' r.-miin Macht-^th, Mr GAUDRT. i-.l i, Mr MARSHALL. , Pt'achum, Mr BOLUNCJSWORTH. *■ . -. Mifs KIRBV. P !lly Pcachum, Mrs JALKSOM. Te which -eil! he addeeJ, ■ Tarce, called, rI TE DEUCE IS IN HIM. 1 Colonel Tamper, Mr WARD. •■ MrsKNIVI'.TON. jiS. Mrs MO'eNIfORT. rlorival, Mrs GAUDRY. .- The Ttagej of DOUGLAS ; oath a New- Pimtomime :'-'\'» called ROBINSON CRUSOE ; or, ?? hn-ay. ...

... MERCURY. E P I G R A M. HE was fo hafty, hot, and proud, And, fluttering, ftammei'd words fo loud, Intolerable to all, That where he came, or where he went, He banifli'd peace and fweet content, He'd roar fo loud and bawl : Yet, to the poor and indigent, His friendlhip, or his money, lent The needy and oppreft : Thus, blending qualities which pleafe, With thofe which break your peace and eafs, ...

... ftation in life] T H E , , T jjG MISSES MAGAZINE: D i ?? v c s rOVI- RNLSS and feveral YOUNG LADIES OF QL'A- ?? ' LITY, her Scholars. . 1 je i= mad ■ to fpeak according to her particular geni- '■' ?? ?? inilifi-'io.. , — th eir leveral faults are pointed out, , v cay to mend tiic-n, as weil as to think and fpeak, and ?? , ; ?? !efi care heing taken to hum their hearts to good- I ' oli In. ll ...

... 2-2 ?? r . s and Improvement* in .Scotland, do hereby adver- ?? Jer. r.nined the GAINFI'eS ..1 the PREMIUMS for dfi^l. Crop 1780, a- follows, vi/. ¥■ ' fIR S T CLA S S. ?? ql.illiii'/- per Acre, producing not lefv than it ftoncs a- ?? .. e',r lt ?? clean lkutch. -.1 iluv 1 no premium licirj; ?? ?? ?? '..^oiil.rr more th.ii! 11-: iict-,:s. e:;ceptin.r where tlity pttr- y ■■ ■'■'■ ■ .^..t. ...

... 3. 17S1. THS Day the SCHOOL of KIRKLIb I ON was examined, in pre- ?? ?? of Mr Lindiav, Mr Richie, and Mr Robertfon, IVfinitlers, and lirvci.il ol the IV-fi.on-r. : and in fnftice to Mr Fo iptsii ?? ti.e hiat'.ci, they think il incumbent upon them to declare, That tiie boys 51 the fereral ?? acquitted themfelves to then approbation. John Richie. i bomas tvooertjors. ?? a . ; . ;i .^ t , c _ ,Zg ...

... Samuel Haliday and Richard merchants* Edward Ticeburft, suff ...

... SOLI) private Conrt act. \ LL cood Sloop or Vtfl&l /' HOPKWFI.L, ,K ...

... TOP the T K F i.ioJilav lai* (ik and (even o'click, (lx Linen Shirts mark’d IS. 6. and one >ift mark'd I S. wctedolcn fr ...

... diffolved for Eleven Months, ih order to enable themfelves to fettle and adjiift their Partnerfhip Accounts they find themfelvcs under a Neceffity of requiring all Perfbns indebted to the laid Partnerihip to pay fuch their refpective Debts to James Claike, on or before the 7th of March next ; after which. Day all outftanding Debts due to the faid Clarke and Caftle, will be abfolutely put into ...