... eb. k, 1781. WILLIAM PRATTENTON, Silk-Mercer, in the Abb.y-Church-yaid, gratefully fenfiblc of the fa- vourable reception which his SALE of SILKS in the Autumn met with from his friends and the puhlic, begs leave to ?? to their notice a variety of Silks adapted to the prefent and the ap- proaching feafon, v.hich will he redu. Ed fo much in their prices as to be rendered partic,.! iriy ...

... h either the Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatijm, Nervous. Complaints, ire. TRIER SON, Bookfeller, in Sheffield, * has received another Parcel of thofe ineftimable DROPS, prepared by Mr. Sri lsbur v, Chymift, of Mount- Row, Weftminfter-Bridge, Surrey ; likewife has procured feveral Copies of his celebrated Treatife, entitled, Free Ob- fervations onr the Scurvy, Gout, DJet, and Remedy, (with 7 o ...

... Value of 2.ol. and upwards. Thf prtfent In- cumbent is near Seventy. For finther Particulars enquire of MelTrs. Bargrarc and Forfter, Inner Temple, London. At RICHARD STONE and Co*-, of Thame, OXFORDSHIRE MII.ITIA ASSOCIATION. PERSONS liable to be chofen into the Oxford- ftiire Militia : by fij Iciiting Ten SHlLags and Sixpence only, aill have a Return of Seven On-neat if c.iofrn, and ad- ...

... ?? ?? nte;J . '.he Trag.dy of P n t G R I C H A II D 111. P- teaOeK to be divticd hi the Habits of tl-.c Times. W t£ag Ki.-hard, Mr DIGGES. ; ?? L 3 diled, a Farce, never performed here, called, The Pf jg AN O F OJu A L I T Y. „ cnNESD-VS «i.! be revived, a Comedy called, 'File Vv AN I S 11 FRIAR; I * * OR, THE DOUBLE DISCOVERY. -V.-i.ts and Alterations, as repeatedly perforated at the C J ...

... Angel-hill.Bury, SOME Houlhold Furniture, and a large quantity of linen, upwards of jco ounces of plate, fine old chi- na, pictures, books, &c. the whole being removed tliere for conveniency of fale. To be viewed on Wednefday preced- ing the falc, which begins each day at Ten o'clock. HTj' Catalogues will be dillributed in due lime, and may be had at the phce of fale, and of Meff. Olivers, ...

... Ei !S S ' prar on THURSDAY NEXT, in the Character of ' DO UGL A s. ...

... - - ■ L y '-'t' V* J [No News in this Night's Gazette. IT generally believed that fomething tending to a peace with the Dutch, or a reconciliation with America, is aftually on the carpet j and in confequence the Three per Cent. Confols. have rilen lull Four and a half per cent, this day. Lord North's deferring, the opening of the Budget till Wednefday has furniflied room for conjefture ; but ...

... G E S ?? jppear on THURSDAY NEXT, in the CharaOerof DO U G L A S. ,\ v ONLY, and alio the LAST lime of his playing that part. On SATUP UA! NEK I , a celebrated Comedy, Not a.led Ihefe Six Tears, L OVE FcTr L O V E. Written hy Concseve , ALTERATION, i'o much approve. l of by the I'ul.ilc when KniGGES was Manage* of the Theatre,— .-very ?? V.,X- >,r JSg eer-u.tgei!, nt the Came time that aii th ...

... favour of the 4th inftant arrived hit night ; 1 fliall e ...

... the Market Place, DERBT, on Wednejday, THURSDAT, and Friday, tht Zlft, zzd; and zxd Days of tbis Inftant'. MARCH ?? ?? EDWARDS, Mayor. 7th March, 1781. . - ' W; AN T E D. A CLERGYMAN,. in Prieft* Orders^ to have the Cake. of. one Church only, in a pleafant Village, in the County of Derby. He may have the Ufe^ of the Rectory Houfe arid Gardens,' and fume Land adjoining to it. Further ...

... THE Buck's Heap Inn, fituate in the center of the Market-place in Debenliam, Suffolk, with about an acre of very ricb land on the backlide. K/** For ?? particulars enquire of Mr. Tho. Kent, at the Cherry-tree at Debenham, or Mr. Barker, attorney, at Framlingham. To be LETT, THAT large and well known INN, The SA- RACEN'S HEAD, Aldgatc-flreet, London; con. filling of a great number of large ...

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