the PASTORAL »f MENALCAS and lb* CHOICE HERCULES.—The Evening Mlowing, being «1>« Cleft of the Cununeamaiion, will the ORATORIO ot JOSHUA. Th* principal Vocal and Part* by Mill Polly Young, MelT. Maichair.Eiftert, Adcock, Hifgu.e, Nortie, Corfe, Ac. , _ . Ticket* for the Oratori

Di Faldei’s, in Bondgaie, Alnwick, Northernberland, and has juft tcfeiv’d ftom the veiy heft Hands, « large Quantity of eitraotdinary good HOPS, OILS, and SUGARS, at vaitons Price* bcfidei fcveial other Article* in the GROCERY WAT. As Lkewife good AfToiraacnc «cty fine TEAS, COF

where Mvcm&r.enu and Subfcr^ns^ t**

On Wedncfday lid his Maj.-ftv in council paffed twenty urams ol land inEalLKlorida.upon petitions prefln by RQntlenicn rank and lonunc, who intend fettling them immediately. It appears by the moll authentic accounts, that Kall-l lorid* is very healthy and fertile country, fit f.

IT is compounded of the fineft Leaves and Flowers Wood Betony, wild Rofemary Duds, wild Lemon Thyme, Colnfoot, &c. The Fume of one of thefe Simples taken into the Mouth thro’ Funnel, has been fttongly recommended by Hippocrates, Diofcoridcs, and Galen; and aruongft the mod emine

o. 4^84. S A SATURDAY’S and SUNDAY’S POSTS. LONDON, JuN fc 19. ESTERDAY at Court of Proprietors of the Halt India Company, the fereral Letter* vrote by Lord Clive, and the Treaties made him, were read; by which it appeared, that Peace is entirely ettablilhed in that Country, and

A DEPUTY CHAPLAIN to a RtciMENT of Foot, now quaticted in Scoiland. Alfo S O The CHAPLAINSHIP »n old Regiment Foot. fot futther Particulars, apply 0» the Rev. Mr John Mawer, Scotton, neat Richmond, Totklhite. T» L E T, ' ON E-TWELFTH PART of the Grand LEASE Of STELLA COLLIERY. A

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COTTAGE HOUSES, and turden, fiiua-c «i Prellun, i»i bin one il - 01 Noi'l» Si*' < s > ■1 »d« Cojo.v NciilioroUerland For I’aficulais, J.lr LaV. in S-lOi[t:h, Tlie rcnan'S in Polfr'tion the ir. miles will (hew the lame. T* it SOLD. On Mondav th* eift July, bet»ren Two and Fonro'C

: uhlic and private entertainments, would praduce univerfal reformation, and the purp'fcs of ratinatfejiiviiy much better ejjciled. Id hen men io throve cjdecency, they foon throne off allfrnfe virtue, ejieem for one another, and regard for their friends ■, whereas by an habitua