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... Hf^-f London, has given many proofs of hts ,t. .ef- .n S^_ftabl- chtiraacrsf who h -ve beet, enred by him; tfr K Tf. dcfet'ls are generally thought itiv.nc.ble to art, I ?? harder in the literary world, who having known . . h ' s _ended Mr Angier upwards 01 twenty years, for St' K c ™°f thofe affliacd with thofe misfortunes, has ho- ?? l> eD ?*jk w ith his certificate. The following is a copy ...
... their fubfeription money, wiii take ?? opportunitr «'' P a y in S the bme to Mr Baxter, th= c f A w ho has received fuil power from tlie Committee •*_ ' Hi 'ibers, at a meeting 011 Friday laft, to difchtirgc and a» d 3U ° ece i p t for the fame, and to ?? on the building with f* expedition. ti- £T Is the fubfeription is filled up within fix aol. fhare % ■ uelfed of thofe that wilh to ...
... .othofnert September. . Wjl^'JfU^JJL : lV- — 1 HORSE FOR SALE. ?? ( r ip'd '.'ELDING, riling feven y&ra oid, ,i- , ?? ?? able to ci ; rry r 4 ftane up with a-iy : ?? Shown on Tuefd-.y evening and Wed- ?? v Yh'.e, tii- hoa-fe v/iii be hi-eanediately after car- ?? I^jssoli/te sr.cußirr. Ljjj STATE LOTTERY, Anno 1789, ?? 1,. ?? .Aeze'iir llsc IHLiI of THE T!CKE-fS & SHARES, - jiKS, - ...
... 1789, will be prefented, I N C O t. ' S T ANT; WAY TO WIN HIM. Captain Duret ete, Mr WILSON; Young Mirahle, Mr AR C HER ; Otiana, Mrs W.-WELLS; And the Part of Bifare, ' By Mrs JORDAN. -0 ?? wiil be added, a Ballad Farce, called, The ' VIRGIN U N M A S X' D. Tjuiler, Mr WILSON ; And the Part of Mifs Lucy, By Mrs J O R D A M. ,~ tl, Pubiic of GLASGOW ?? _»/â¢>_- hj Mrs JORDAK -win .pp^r ...
... OF jjOIIS. NECKAR'S WORK, nIP ORTANC£ 0/rELIG!OU., i.-P'N.GNS: \ich fa P«fee ...
... ia LeMi, j \ «®%e * -ptember, ?? o'clock n-aon, * r: , LkSu-.r, I J Bales Cotton, I «■ &' i As T .n-.aica Rum, 2 C tik- Indira, g . . 1 -i- to, I1 7 Kegs Gum Gi-acutn, S' lhd ?? I . ?? ld^v, o-j, V^^'fc Polly, Andrew Mafon mifter, fo_ W l_t- riiea, anil ,io:v;diiehar P ;in g at tia- Shore o! ?? ?? and Co. have for fale, a ?? 01 a:- .if) ■- quantity of Cocoa Wood for Turner-. ?? TFN'iVA AND ...
... El-rone are at undent turned o i to..- cc- . 1 .'■ Yi.ftcr of France His vr.ucsanil l.a I'.lc-r- J,.d I' '1 ?? :,„ dee efleem of al! goou man. aim a great honour him as the FaVPHKR oftheo. &?&* in wllifll the fuuduuencal grnjr.pie, of n^ fifJJomrci ...
... sht .. TOls I4mo â,tn? HISTORY OF ENGLAND, BY DAVID HUME, ESCL ââ r t wiil be printed on anew type and fine paper. The*- 0 1 -⢠1 - De publifhed every fix weeks until the li. Af,, ' o. is ?? ' h , ,5 . ;â boards, or 3s. 6d . bound in calf, : '»¦ I Tind to be piud on delivery. ** V f, hi* re-autation which Mr HUMS'i HISTORY ¦' ' 1 ?well known to the public. The pubhiherj ...
... , ?? r o ?? t i 1 ?? , ?? ■'- ?? : ' v - 1 ' '■■;'/ I to diia their eu- hem in ths ftudy of particular calstlitited ons, a-ld fcr prep.t- juiinefs of their re- t-aght in it are as fol- — _. and BOOK-KEEP- TICS, cordprehend- lane Trigonometry, -riCS,comprchend- N. FORTIFICATION, HISTORY, tontaining the Ele- , Pneumatics, Hy- ity.andAfironomy. I neats for explaining iiy, and Navigation ; c ...
... Ureal ?? ■■' ,» -OPBV OIVEN gritAi- S O-rICE IS U^iee , tiGHT-HOTISES, with Lamps ani Re- ptfATrt^YvYre&d. ?? I. d's C iiTLE. at Kin, laird's Head, near «.. 00 KIS!, ;Yj 15 m. and lon. weft of London Id. J*'!*' ?? the Liglet-houie bearing S.E. and Lp i ?? i 5 uc feetaiiovc :uc fea a.. .„. v ?? ana S' l - ?? SE. from W.N.W. and intermediate ijbc '.-■£ north of thefe two points. *pi* 1 -^ ...
... ° ECiILESTRtAN • Kid other d'.rteretit feats tl _tiv.lt, , Co, Foot and H-irfebach. will be d .played at ?? ESar.d PARKER'S Riding hchool, it: Or flap ?? ?? the Phy-i-ai Gardens, ?? Walk; A YOUNG LADY r-'iida'.' / tanv pleating lea. sof Aclivitv, iff: Tic Ho-r,. f ,.rt on v.-iK Se u_-3 By the Company to render the ' ?? . . nst w__hy- _6_ ?? ef the Public. ^ sill be of-ii at it . atid ...
... Seafon. ' . Vi-KER takes the liberty of prefenting his moil ff .gful acknowledgments for the repeated favours ll 'vctti frcni the polite and generous audience of E- KUTsS begs leave tc allure them that every exertion ?? , ea ]oully be made by the whole Company to merit i 10 ?? countenance and protection of his generous patrons. I ._ l-FR. will, for the firft time this feafon, dilplav ...