... NOTICE is hereby given, That the Tolls arifing the feveral Toll-Gates and Side-Gates called Toll-Gate, and Souchmoor and Netheiton Lane dide-G.-tes, and Newbridge and Bufcot Toll-Gates, the additional Tolls or Duties for Overweight, payable at the Weirhing Engines ereCted at the Toll-Gates, called Kingftc., and Bufcot Toll-Gates, upon the Turnpike Roads le..ding from Fyfield, in the County of ...

... N*wm*rket r o« T,w *»D Ari Woy. il. If not Sirt>of6d,of before.by l*nw«« . ...

... are WarOffiu, Oil. is- ioif- of Major 1 fuppo ell ttt have been part of the plate lately ttolen General james Uu.-l.c to be Colonel Commandant, ta e | rom hls i,e Archbilhop of Canterbury. Major General William Gordon, appointed night bricklayer was committed by the command of the 7th loot. { Cuvette*) Masillrates the New Oaol, laid to be the man who of Ctfiriis, i-n/1. 7. the 4lh inft. Major ...

... Ann-iv-ksary I ^giving, in coinnicinoratioii of the Revolution in T wherein aii'o the Doctrine and Hiflory, the Oiijn, 1? iTi'i, an. Tendency of Re!i»ioiis Fefti-als, in ancient ?? 'Vodcrn times, both in a religious and moral vie*-, are -k ?? confidered. ' EV CAI VIXIANUS PRESBYTER. n . ,s; Gray. Luinburgh; J. Duncan, Glafgoev ; Mori- ...

... lends of her late liv (band, and the Public in general, for the many Favors confe.red on him it the faid INN ; md at Ihe fime Time refpeflfully informs them, flic intends carry- ing on the llu fi nefs, and humbly folicits 1 Continuation of their Favors and Patronage, which fhe will endeavour to anciit, by providing the beft Accommodations. N.B. All Perrons to whom the lite John Holmes flood ...

... meet at the K I N G * s- HEAD in DERBY, on Monday the iyth Infiant at twelve o* Clock, to confider of a Petition to Parliament, next S*Jion,for the ABOLITION of the SLAVE TRADE. JOHN BAKER, Re sl or of Kedlejlen. Co be up auction, At the Houfe of Mr. John Campion, the Bill Inn in Derby, on SnToitA-* the aoth Day of November next at three ?? in the Afternoon, unlefs before difpofed of by ...

... of the Glorious Revolution in 1653, 73 ?? EARL OF GLENCAIRN in the Chair, ir ' l! -, „'ilved unanimriufl*, f, impr-lfed with the ftrongeft fenfe of the inefti- f'7-b!e ?? whicii thefe kingdoms enjoy, in con^, of the Glorious Revolution in 1 582, they now en- * a „d lhall promote a fublcription for erc-ting in E- :1. ci the immediate ?? thereoi, foine I 0 with afuitahle infcription, in ...

... M ajefly KlngyrSl.« thcTrVird? It s enact.- 1, « That .. any „.r f on 0( p rfui s ,i,f ,vl,at ace fee ...

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... broughf account,of-his Majdty having a relapfc on Tumday night', which' continues ftill, with'a vioSeat pain his'boWels, and cold, which is thought to have been occafioned his making too fH-e with himfelf in riding on horfeback. Majelly is Uill attended by Sir George Baker, who advifes him to continue at Windfor for two longer ; on which account the royal family did not remove yrllerday from ...

... P. U K S. TO SOLD PRIVATE CONTRACT,— A Valuable and Improveable FREEHOLD FARM, bordering upon Wycombe Heath, in the fevertl P.iriihc? of and Little MtlTcmlen, Bucks, near to fever.il gaad Market Towns, witkin thirty Miles of London, now lett Tithe free, except the Tithes of feventeea Acres or thereabouts, Mr. John Coleman, Tenant Will, old yearly Rent of 841. cor.filing Farm Houfe, two other ...

... 33. Eafl Siae, jUrpeftfoß? hrform their Friends an.l the Ih-Vie, uva-r tl-ey intend tv op:-n ShOo on Tiefloy ft-,1. as one 1 ,ft>'e- ; ?? S has .nil ret.irne i from Loo 1 .11 and 'riT-nt M.,n,ltaai:rln; Ii- ns in l.ng'and ani Scot- i: ?? they h-'ve • tir hi* tl a very I r..e VfH.rti»eat 01 ! ' Vmti.ie' n E VV GOOD -S, ?? th. v,i>:r = -. ?? vlitc. t:, , llute: ?? -'' it- h-v.i.;!it on ...