By JOHN RING, Appraifer and Autlioneer, At Bafingtloke, on Monday tjit of April next, between the Hour! One and Four o’clock in the Afternoon, the Houfe of Mr. Win. Taylor, at the Coach and Horfcs, at Suttpn Scotney, in the Parifli of Wonfton, / HREE Lots of Oak Timber, ftanding

this Woild to that which com Delivered under the fimilitude of dream. Whttein if'l r i I. The manner his fettingout; a, Hir, dangerous „ His arrival at the defired country. Complete in two n, ,? ! N' Written by JOHN BUNY N I have ufed fiinilitudcs. Hofea rii, , Printed for W. Jo

Eftp being very pleafant Village, about five meafured Miles from the City of, Bath, and neat the Turnpike-Road leading from thence Trowbridge and Devizes 5 with a pleafant walled Garden, and ibme Land adjdining. The Coach-Houfe, Stables, and other Offices belonging to this Houfe

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the Parliament-clofe, where Advertisements and Subscriptions are taken in.

i "icitry Tertian, in ihe ft? ire of Kincardine, 1 „ March 6, 1 7'>9- . upon receiving the agreeable news here that -rchibald Douglas/ Efq; had gained his <an fe in and that his fucceffion to the cftate of J^oglas was now fully eftablifhed, the Douglafes, t|. , Jre J er y numerou

We did not imagine^ thai the paragraph in our laft, contradicting one in the Lloyds Evening Foil of the 1 3th iail. and from thence copied into other London pipers of the 14th, would havei,, fault with' by any ofour readers. — We^' "port, however, by a letter figned V £» ! dated

join in all meafures, for reconciling the ditter* is unhappily fubiifting, between this kingdom and us colo•’and that you will be ftrenuoully aftive in obtaining a reof rhe laws, impofing duties on Britifli nwnutaftures ex- U to America, which has been found highly prejudicial t