... Infane . be • ?? to bave broke loofe from fome Parijb wiiere be JfgftJ-be calls bimfel} THOMAS IVESON, bis he came from Whitehaven, lived wttb Captain James ytodale and was employed in tbe Sea Service. fit is a well-fet Man, about five Feet Jix Inchet, qf a frtlb Complexion, bas brown Hair, grey Eyes, Jbort Nofe, J ?? man old Checker Shirt, a Pair of Jhabby Harding tfrwtfefs, and a Pair of ...

... ne 14th, 1786. MR WRAY begs Leave refpeafully to inform, bis Friends and the Public, I%at he has taken a IUSE and SCHOOL in a pltafant end healthy Situation .MrPAax-Row. ?? . , ** The Houfc trill be opened on Monday the 17th of ?? Reception of TWELVE YOUNG GENTLE- MEN *ho will be genteelly boarded, and inftrufied in the Clalfie*, and other ufeful Branches of Learning. THE TERMS ARE, . t. d. ...

... Teftament left certain Legacies to fuch of bis creditors lor if dead, their next of *in) who proved their tuba under a Commtffion of Bankruptcy, iliucd and award- Saoinft him about Twenty Years ago. *^ NOTICE is hereby given, That Mr. John Ritchie, Mr. John HaQ, nnd Mr. John Rhodes, the Truftees and Executors named and appointed by f.id lame* Rhodes, will attend at tbe Houfc of Mr. Wm. Wood, ...

... Kotice. That there is daily Attendance at the Wine-Licence o«ce (Holidays excepted) from Half an Hour after Eight ©•Clock in the Morning, till One in the Afternoon, forgrant- '>a And' whereas the' faid Cortlihiflionein) have received Infor- mation that divers Perfons fell Wine by Retail, without Li- cence, contrary to Law ; further Notice is hereby given,. ThaTunlefs they do forthwith take ou ...