... Ganintbiirongh; Rein Deer, Lincoln; Hotel, Newark; George, Grantharm Mr. Siear- down, printer, Doneafter; Mr Hodfn' prhiter Cambridge Mr. Newcomlb,-printer, btamnford - MtX Barnard, folicitor, Gai nborough, where a Plan Maiy be feen. Pwrticuiars al n of Mr ...

... Valuable LEASEHOLD, fubftantially ereled A Brickl DWELLING HOUSE, fituated in Orange- lArect, Lcicefter-quart, he d under the Duke-of Buccleugh fur an unexpired Tcrm of Ihirty-fix Ycars, fubjedt to a' fmall Grould Reot, and is let to Mr. Hodgfon, Tenant ...

... ANNUAL FESTIVAL of this INSTI- TU 0 wvill be held at the London Tavrern, To-iuozrow, Patron and Prefident his Royal Highnefs DUKE of KIENT, EARL of DUaLiN, in the Chair. VIICE P~iESISSS'T. Marquis of Headfort ?? of Kentirsge Earl of Ormond ' ifcourt Caftlereagh ...

... which are a great variety of places by Hollar, Vaitdyke's heads, BoydeU's views, Loggan'sviews of the colleges in Oxford and Cambridge, the galleries of IDrefdet, Duc l8rleans, D'Argsmilles, Sc. And aUI a Dopyoi Grainger's biographical siltory of England, ...

... THE LATE DUKE' OF BEDVORD. THE 'Public are refpedfully informed, that tbe Tl: hole L.engds PRINT of the late DUKE of BEDFORD efgraved by J. R. SM#iTI, froni a Pidlure by John Hoppner, F.fq. R.A. may be had of tihe Proprictor, W. Lane,No. so, Ha- milton ...

... ton, Surry, by ite Rev. Pii LI1 Doi)DA, A.M. Fellow of Mag- dalen College, Cambridge; Morning Preaclher at the Afylui - ILcaturer of Camberv:ell; and Chaplain to His Grace the Duk.e of Leeds.-And on the Day following, the Governors and Friends of the Charity ...

... cularly a fine antique itatue of Leda, a ditto of Hercules, and a fnmall draped ditto of Minerva, the property of tie late Duke of St. Alban's, deceafed, brought from his GIace's late rdidenrc in Mansficld-ftrect, Pcirlatid-Iquare.-To be pub- licly viewed ...

... an61. per anr ?? prtl':n incaumbenta o yyears of age.-Par- ticulars of which may hr. bea at the Angel at OafoFrd Rore at Cambridge; Duke's h. at lyin FeLthers at Holt; Kiirg's Head at Norwich;- at Garr sray's ;Bsaptiit, in Chancery-lane and of Mr. Willoac ...

... fine ?? lie viewed to the time of Sale. Cat'alogues to he sad at tse Place of Sale; Mr. Cook, Oxford;.and Mr. Deigh- t on,. Cambridge. ' f a GRAINGER's BIOGRAPHICAL H-ISfORY ot ENG- e I LAND, the property of the late SAsMUEL TYSSaN, Efq. of I INarborough ...

... \ with immediate poffeflons a new ereded FREEHOL.D capital Brick MANSION HOUSE, formerly occupied by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of CLAReNcL, and now by JAMES SAYs-t, Efq. ?? of Richmond Hill, com- manding beautiful and extenlive profpedts of the River ...

... to promote the Improvement of th r- Live Stork, &c. &c. offe'red by the latc Duke at the Jlh'Meetiig P lat o fieNlEMEN, CLERGY, end FiRIHOLD Vs ar air of the COUNTY of CAMBRIDGE. ta A VACANCY in the Reprelentation of this County c ge. A havinr happened ...

... CRoMPToN,Efq, Dinner on table at four o'clodk. R. W.-CLARKSON, Sec. To the GNNTLEMEN, C RGY, and FRE.iOLDERS of the COUNTY ef CAMBRIDGE AVACANCY in the Reprefentation of this County A having happened by the death of your late wotthy Repre- fentative, General ...