... The Prince of Wales was Yefterday villtcd by great Number of the Nobility. His Royal Highnels was let Blood early in the Morning, and found Relief, that he was able to fit ealily his ha. The following are to the Summer Rcfidcnccs the Royal family : Their Majellies Windfor, with an Excurfion to the Univerfity of Cam 1 ridge, in Tu!v; and other occasional the in feerkfV ire and Buckinghamlhirc, ...

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... AT Mr. FlbKE’s, Stow market, Suffolk, it kept for Covering at One Guinea, and One Shilling and Sixpence the groom,,the money to be paid before the Mares are taken away. Tiavelier is five yeaisold this Spring, bands inches high, a bright chefnut, well marked, mafter of any weight, and a good goer. Mares not (tinted by him in any one year, may be covered the next feafon at half price. SOLD, A ...

... ''AC OME D V, Mrs ?? A N A F^AR C E, — — -H^_ . * - ?? BI R'i'H-D A Y. ; - ' : r-rcr ' tssE MBLT ROOMS. ?? n AY next the 4th of June, '' fifi'fi'fifi-.s ?? Birth-Day, , N ?? ly, ?? ~fi -. - ooMS ?? GEORGE STREET. • ?? i a at ---cvcii o'Ciock. .- „ .- 1 • ■ c Shi lings each, to be had at . ' ' p, oppofite to the Tron Church; ?? :. • arc— n's, Royal Exciiange ; and . ?? and Steele's, ...

... K'E fi ASS E MB L T ROO MI. EITH. '•■■ THURSDAY next, the 7 th '• ?? „ iFCTURE ON HEADS, h^ B* M LEE- 1. EWES. Admitranc Two Shillings. ' LEATHER TRADE. _ tiA.-ITT is now opened in this City for the A b ; ?? ?? ...

... Compliments to his Friends and the Public, and begs Leave to inform theni, That Ise is juft returned from London and other piint-ipal Markets, with an entirefrcih Affortment of printed Muflms, Callicoes, Cottons and Linens, plain, flriped, checked and fprigg'd Muflins, a Quantity of Muflinets very c'.ieap, Half- Ell, Three-qrs. and Four-qrs. Modes and Sittins, alfo Tiffanies,, both plain and ...

... of Supr eme Adoration j clearly proved by an impartial Search into the Holy Scriptures. In which tbe Objections to our Saviour's Divinity, made by Mr. Lindfey, and others, are fully anfwered. By J. HODS O N, M. D. Whom ye ignorantly worfhip, him decla.e I unto you. A&s xvii. 23. ?? at Stationer's H?.11.1 London : Publilhed for the Author, by J. Deighton, Hol- born ; fold alfo by Mr. ...

... Engagement. Si:S Z SATURDAY Evening, Time 9. 1787, ?? prefented, a COM irDY, celled ctj Would and She Would Not; ss t w r> im poster. X ?? Mr LA- MASH; l Jl ?? r , Mr ARCHER; D __K*. **!_&. Mr HALLION; ''^ARTER'S;* Don Lewis, Mr YATES; r.* r ?? 1 ?? , Mr 'A 1 ?? IN. ' And Don Manuel, jj^w. WELLS; Flora, Mri SPARKS; Vilet* Mrs JORDAN. AndHypohta. ?? , _ JFF _ ' ?? a -- a Pare*, called ...

... ) TAVER N, Corn-llieer, ll IS TOL. A MAIL COACH to Ch : ?? eiety morning, Sundays exc ...

... and lying at Seaton Cartw, in the pa rift Strantoa, and coanty of Durham, whcaiafcig, eOHnathm, aerrt, free of Corn Tithe*; togrtficr with parcel Freehold Load, lying ia tire laid parift af Strantoß, called dalrin Flatt, containing 16 acre*. Cottagk Haute and Oaitb, with acre* and I» halt Load, lying at Oreedua, In the laid coanty, held two Inin, for Uvea now In being, from and under the ...

... S U 0 L K. To SoLJ) by Private Contract, AN ESTATE, molt delightfully lituated in the town of Fra.iilingbam } confining of a com modi* Manfion houfr, comprifing a kitchen, hall, 2 parlours, pantries and cellars, 5 chambers with convenient clofets, 3 garrets, back>houfe and dairy, with chambers over the lame* together with a large granary, barn, liable, covvhoufe, cart>lhed and other convenient ...

... f^iV tl^,th Jane r-87.w,.l be prefented, 0a- V A Coi.!, ov called, , TRIP TO SCAR BOROUGH. /Uepiiigton, Mr LA-MASH; U- A \ ° Mr WILSON; Pt °^(hkwi Ml 11 - ,p E; To f ,^.il-— jlr TunbrrVry Clumf-y, Mr Wilmot- ?? ■'- j_—' Mr Hnilio , ;— Shoe— aker, Mr Yates; — 'fififiL.fi' Mr Sparks;— Tailor, Mr Bland, jun. ;— La 5 ' i' fit. Chatte— >; Verce. — ' ...