At Eyt/orJ, in Glocifttrjhirt, at 7 hrtt Guineas Mart, Half Crown the Servant, It it paid the Stable- Dat, er when the Mart ie taken away, A Brown-bay COLT, rifing five Years o'tf, and bred by Lord Chcdworth, He was got by * James Lowther’s, Son of the CMyltn Bay slrateav ; hi,

W TESTA, M . N By Noth; and' *' Primed a large beautiful Lena, and iuperSne Paper. SO many excellent Pieces, have, been wrete different Iw/i within thcle few Years laft part, to illuftratc the Doiflrnc rf CHRIST, W explainahe Nature the gre« Myißiy our him, to fhew the Credibili

TW O Hundred and Eighty Acres Arable, Meadow, and Pafluie LANDS, with excellent Houlinj;, neat Lime and Coals» lituate at Black Heddon, in the County of Northumberland, and tented by Henry Brown. bnquiie Fercival Clennelt, tfq; at his Houfe, in Mewcaflle. [ This will no mote adv

AS it is imagined, there-is fomc likelihbod that there may be foon a vacancy of the feat in Par- liament, for the county of Mid Lothian; it is in- treated, in the name of feveral Freeholders, that gentlemen will not be rafts in engaging their Votes; becaufe it is believed there

Note, The marhJ tint err Origtnab, London! Printed for J, Coon, at the King’s-Arms in Pater-noiler- ; and may be had R. Bond in the Wdlgalc-Breet, Clocefter, or the Men who carry this Paper. Of whom nay had, puhlijhtd at the fame Time t NUMBER 111. of The MUSICAL MAGAZINE; Conlll

be So/d, together or feparate. SI X Freehold Cottages or Tenements, all adjoining, and fituate in the Ncw-ftreet in Chipping- Norton, in the County of Oxford ; with convenient Oot- Buildings thereunto belonging. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. John Roufe, Brazier, of Chipp

AF hf.ehoi.t) ESTATE, call’d or known b: the N*roe \V«ft mooihoufe, lying «be Town Hoi ton hemy, in the Monk-heiledon, in the County ofDui ham, now in the Occupation ot James Cleglioin.—Fot Paniculai apply to Mt George Tiiompfon, Sundeiland, or Mi HomphK Watd, in Duiham. N. B. T

= — ' Asi affidavit made before Mr. Van at Broad River, 2.9 th ult. by John Downing, james Butler, laniard Hughes, Andrew Cairns, and John Mac- pherfon, tranfmitted hither bears, ** That on the zxd ult. James RufTel and James Crawford were killed by the Cherokees in their nation

Vienna. March 12,. A large train of artillery went from hence yefterday, part of which is dc- ii ined for Bohemia, and the re(t for Moravia. Vienna., March 1%. Gen. Count Lafcy is juH fct out for M. Daun's army, with a new plan c" inftnsdions, relative to the operations oi the c