A Committee of Governors of Bethlem Hospital will meet at the
said Hospital, in Moorfields , this Day, at Eleven o' Clock in the
Foreman precisely, to receive Proposals from such Persons as are
willing to Serve the said Hospital with the best Beef, Mutton, Veal,
and Pork, for the Half Year, from Michaelmas to Lady-Day next, at
a certain Price.

Custom. House, London, Sept. 25, 1778.
FOR SALE,
By Order of the Hon. the Commissioners of his Majesty's
Customs , at tine White Horse , in Seething [..] Tomorrow, being
Saturday the 26th instant, at Two o' Clock in the Afternoon precisely, one
Cart, Horse. and Furniture. To be viewed till the Sale.

THE Livery of the Worshipful Company of BAKERS are
desired to meet at Guilshall on Tuesday Morning, at Nine o' Clock,
for the Election of a Lord Mayor and other City officers for the Year ensuing.

JOHN RANDALL< no role > , Beadle .

THE Livery of the Worshipful Company of BARBERS are
desired to meet at Guildhall on Tuesday Morning, at Nine o' Clock,
for the Election of a Lord Mayor and other City Officers for the Year ensuing.

JOHN WELLS< no role > , Beadle .

THE Livery of the Worshipful Company of BUTCHERS
are desired to meet at Guildhall on Tuesday Morning, at Nine o' Clock.
for the Election of a Lord Mayor and other City Officers for the Year ensuing,

REUBEN HOW< no role > , Beadle.

THE Livery of the Worshipful Company of CLOCK MAKERS
are desired to meet at Guildhall on Tuesday Morning, at Nine o' Clock,
for the Election of a Lord Mayor and other City Officers for the Year ensuing.

DANIEL CATLEAY< no role > , Beadle.

THE Livery of the Worshipful Company of COOPERS
are desired to meet at Guildhall on Tuesday Morning, at Nine o' Clock,
for the Election of a Lord Mayor and other City Officers for the Year ensuing.

JAMES BUTCHER< no role > , Beadle.

THE Livery of the Worshipful Company of CUTLERS
are desired to meet at Guildhall on Tuesday Morning, at Nine o'Clock,
for the Election of a Lord Mayor and other City Officers for the Year ensuing.

THOMAS PLAISTEAD< no role > , Beadle .

THE Livery of the Worshipful Company of GLAZIERS
are desired to meet at Guildhall on Tuesday Morning, at Nine o'Clock,
for the Election of a Lord Mayor and other City Officers for the Year ensuing.

THOMAS CROUCHER< no role > This name instance is in a workspace. , Beadle.

THE Livery of the Worshipful Company of NEEDLEMAKERS
are desired to meet at Guildhall on Tuesday Morning, at Nine o'Clock,
for the Election of a Lord Mayor and other City Officers for the Year ensuing.

RICHARD ADCOCK, Beadle.

THE Livery of the Worshipful Company of POULTER'S
are desired to meet at Guildhall on Tuesday Morning, at Nine o'Clock,
for the Election of a Lord Mayor and other City Officers for the Year ensuing.

JOHN BAYLEY< no role > , Beadle.

THE Livery of the Worshipful Company of UPHOLDERS
are desired to meet at Guildhall on Tuesday Morning, at Nine o'Clock,
for the Election of a Lord Mayor and other City Officers for the Year ensuing.

EDWARD HEARNE< no role > , Beadle.

DEPUTY CONSTABLES. A Vestry for the Parish of St.
Margaret, Westminster , will be held in St. Margaret's Vestry-Room
on Wednesday next, the 30th inst. at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to ap-
prove of proper Persons to be appointed Deputy Constables in the said Parish for
the Year ensuing; and such Persons who are Housholders, and resident in the
said Parish, willing and desirous of such Office, and of good Character and suf-
fictent Qualifications, may attend the said Vestry at the Time and Place above-
mentioned. By Order,

THOMAS DRAKE< no role > , Vestry-Clerk .

MASTER of a Workhouse . The Guardians or Governors
of the Poor of Clerkenwell will meet at the New Jerusalem Tavern ,
in Rosoman-Street , on Monday next, the 28th inst. at Four o'Clock in the
Afternoon, to receive Applications from all Candidates who are desirous to
succeed Thomas Babington< no role > , deceased, as Master of the Workhouse . Secu-
rity must be given. Particulars may be known of A. Rhodes, St. James's
Walk, Clerkenwell.

SUCH Persons who are willing to supply the Workhouse or
the Parish of Hackney with 30 Chaldrons of Coals, with the Ingrain,
to be delivered at the Workhouse at Hommerton , Hackney , may attend the
Trustees at a Meeting to be held in the Vestry-Room, on Monday next, at
Eleven in the Forenoon, with their Proposals, specifying the Quality and Price.

RICHARD DANN< no role > , Clerk.

WHEREAS on Tuesday last was found dead in a Field near
Chiswick , a Seafaring Man , lately arrived in the Worcester ; by the
Papers found in his Pocket he appears to be one John Hall< no role > , belonging to his
[..] Ship the Magnificent. For Further Particulars enquire at the Lamb,
[..]

THE Creditors of BURE [..]
requested to meet on Wednesday [..] o'Clock in the [..]
the Rainbow Coffee-House Cornhill on [..]

ALL Persons having any Demand on the Estate of Mr. JOHN
PooL< no role > , Carpenter , of Hammersmith , lately deceased, are desired to
deliver their Accounts to Mrs. Hannah Jones< no role > , at Hammersmith : And all
Persons Indebted to the said John Poole< no role > are desired to pay the same to the
said Hannah Jones< no role > .

THE Creditors who have proved their Debts under the Com-
mission of Bankrupt awarded against ALEXANDER THOMSON< no role >
the younger , of [..] ermanbury , London , Broker, may receive a Dividend
upon their respective Debts by applying to Mr. Walton , at Girdlers-Hall, in
[..]

ALL Persons who have any Demands on WILLIAM HAR-
VEY; late of Amersham , in the County of Bucks, Innholder, are
desired to send an Account of such their respective Demands immediately to
Mr. John Plaistowe< no role > , Attorney, at Chesham , in the said County of Bucks, as
a Dividend will be made of the said William Harvey< no role > 's Effects, at the Griffin
Inn, in Amersham aforesaid, on Thursday the 15th Day of October next;
and all Persons neglecting to send such Accounts of their Demands as afore-
said, will be excluded the Benefit of the said Dividend.

DESERTED from the 3d (or King's own) Regiment of
Dragoens, now encamped near Bury , ABRAHAM EASTWOOD< no role > ,
aged 26, five Feet eight Inches and a Half high, light-brown Hair, grey
Eyes, fresh Complexion, flout and well made, born in the Parish of Rochdale ,
in the County of Lancaster , by Trade a Woolcomber; he had on when he de-
serted a light-coloured Coat, with a Velvet Collar of the same Colour, a Beff
Waistcoat with white Metal Buttons, and a Star in the Middle of them, Coat
Buttons the same, Whoever apprehends and secures the above Deserter in
any of his Majesty's Goals shall have Two Guineas over and above that al-
lowed by Act of Parliament, by applying to Serjeant Stanley, at the Union
Arms, Pant [..] -Street, Hay-Market , London, or at the Head Quarters of
the Regiment.

A Caution on two Bills. Lost on Monday last, two Bills of
Exchange, one for [..] ool. on Most. Admirauld at Fits aine, at La Ro-
chelle, and by them accepted on the 2nd of August Last, to be paid in 12
Months by Mr. Lewis Teissier< no role > , in London; and the other for 300l. on Mess.
Pache, Freies, and Co. in Paris, and by them accepted in August last, to be
paid in 12 Months by Mess. Bourdieu and Chollet, in London; both Bills are
payable to the Order of Mr. Jacob Rider< no role > , and as they were lost Payment was
immediately stopt. This is therefore to caution every Banker, Merchant, or
other Person to whom the same may be tendered in Payment, or for Discount,
not to advince any Money on them, but to stop them, and give Notice at the
Temple Coffee-House.

LOST Yesterday, between Two and Three, going from
Winchester-Street to Cornhill, a Bank Note for 1st. Whoever brings
it to Mess. Welch, Rogers, and Co. Cornhill, shall have One Guinea.

LOST or Mistaid the following Bank Post Bill, viz,
No. E 1856, to John Burgwin< no role > , Esq . or Order, 25l. dated Aug. 23,
1777. Whoever will bring it to Z. Z. at the Blue Anchor, on St. Marys
Hill, Billingsgate , shall have Half a Guinea Reward.

WATCH. Lost going into the Pit in Sadler's Wells on
Thursday Night last, a Silve; Watch, Maker's Name Boully,
No. 2775, with a Steal Chain, a Silve. [..] j, and three Keys. Any Person
bringing the same to the Bar of the Rose and Crown , the Corner of Rose-
Street , Soho, shall have One Guinea for their Trouble.

LOST on Tuesday the 15th instant from knightsbridge , a
little Dog of the Spanish Breed, yellow and white, remarkable full
Eyes, and yellow Spot in the Middle of his Forehead. Whoever will bring
him to No. 4, High-Row, Knightsbridge, opposite the Swan Inn , shall have
One Guinea Reward.

LOST from Mr. Went's, Wheelwright , Tottenham-Court-
Road , a large Yard Dog, of a reddish Colour, with long Ears and Tail,
with a small white Spot on his Chest; had on a strong Leather Collar, and
answers to the Name of Lion. Whoever will bring him to the above Place shall
have Half a Guinea. No greater Reward will be offered.

LOST on Tuesday Night, a black Spaniel Dog, of King
Charles's Breed, a White Stripe down his Breast, and answers to the
Name of Prince. Whoever will bring him to Mr. Car [..] New Round-
Court , Strane, [..] have Right Sh [..] No greater Reward will begiven.

ON Thursday the 17th instant followed [..] Person out of Pan-
cras -Fields, as Pointer Birch. Whoever has lost the same may have her
again, giving proper Marks, and paying the Advertisement, by applying to
Mr. Long's Livery Stables, Gray's Inn Lane .

ONE Hundred and Fifty Pounds ready to be given for an
Annuity, short Leasehold, a Place, or Patnership in a profitable ready
Money Business. Particulars are desired to be lest at Owen's Coffee-House,
Holborn, for W. M. which, if approved of, shall be answered, or waited upon.

FOLLOWED a Servant of Mr. Ellis's, No. 84, Blackman-
Street, Southwark , on Saturday last, a Pointer Dog, Any Person he
belongs to by describing his Marks, and paying for this Advertisement, may
have him again by applying as above.

FOUND early on Tuesday Morning by the Watchman in
East-Street, Theobald's Road, a fine, young, brindled Heifer. Who-
ever can prove it their Property, by describing the Marks, may have it again
paying all Expences, and enquiring at the Coach and Horses , Little Or-
mond-Yard, Ormond-Street .

WANTED a small House of two Rooms upon a Floor, with
two Bed-Chambers, Kitchen, and Garret, and a small Garden,
within a few Miles of London ; if upon the Kentish or Surry Roads the more
agreeable. Enquire at No. 16, Gould-Square, Crutched-Friars .

WANTED a good House, in thorough Repair, for a gen-
[..]
[..] main Street between Charles Cross and the [..]
[..] in a Letter directed to. A.B. at Staple-Inn Coffee House ,
Southampton [..] Chancery La [..]

LODGINGS. Wanted furnished Apartments, or a Small
House, consisting of three or four Bed-Chambers, a Parlour, Kitchen,
see, [..] in Surry, and not exceed ng 12 Miles from London; Mitcham, Toot
ing, or Streatham, will be most Agreeable, Direct to A. B. at the Baptist's
Head Coffee-House, Aldermanbury , describing the Particulars.

BOARD and Lodging. A Lady who lives about five Miles
from Town, in a very airy Situation, good Neighbourhood, and very
convenient for Stage-Coaches, would be glad to board and lodge a [..]

A Gentlewoman , of an undoubted and respectable Character,
and of a mild and amiable Disposition, would think herself happy, for
a reasonable Consideration, if the could render herself an agreeable Companion
to an elderly Lady or Gentleman , and having been used to the Care of a F [..]
mily would have no Objection to assist or superintend one; Town or Country
are equally agreeable to her. Any Person of good Character may knew farther
by applying to Mrs. Osbourn, Sack and Gown Maker, Bridges-Street , op-
posite York-Street, Covent-Garden .

WANTS a Place, a middle-aged Person of creditable Con-
nections, who would be glad to accept or any of the following Em-
ployments, vix. to be an Assistant in a Shop , to attend upon an elderly Lady,
or to Superintend a small Family where there is another Servant kept; she has
no Objection to the Country. Please to address to H. C. at No. 28, in
Bow-Lane .

A Married Woman, between 30 and 40, would be glad, to
attend on any Lady or Family going to India this Season, her Motive
being to go to her Husband who is settled there; her Character will bear the
strictest Scrutiny. Any one this may sait, by directing a Line to C. C. at
No. 112, Fleet-Street . may hear of further Particulars.

A Young Woman with a good Breast of Milk, who has lately
lain, in of her second Child, would be glad of a Child to nurse at Her
own House, in a healthy alry Place, not exceeding three Miles from Town.
Please to enquire of Mrs Lister, near Stamford Bridge , Little Chelsea .

ACCOMMODATIONS for Lunaticks or insane Persons,
The Friends or Relations of such unhappy Sufferers are desired to ap-
ply to Mr. Perfect, Surgeon and Apothecary , of Malling , in Kent, on Mon-
day, Tuesday, or Wednesday next, at the Blossoms Inn, Lawrence-Lane ,
where he will attend for that Purpose.

LAW. Wantend a Youth as an articled Clerk to an Attorney .
Letters (Post paid) directed for J. H. at Mr. Jones's, Stationer,
Middle Ten: ple-Lane, will be attended to.

WANTED immediately, an Apprentice to a Surgeon and
Apothecary , in good Business Enquire of Mr. Hutton, Grocer , in
Wells-Street , Oxford-Street.

WANTED a Boy, as Apprentice to a Cooper , with a Small
Premium. Enquire at Mr. Robinson's, No. 17, Blackman-Street
Southwark .

APPRENTICESHIP. Wanted two Apprentices to a gen -
teel and profitable Business in the Country: A small Premium will be
expected, and the Friends to find them or allow for Cloaths and Washing.
Enquire at No. 33. Little Brewer-Street, Golden-Square .

TO Parents and Guardians. A Youth of good Morals, who
has received a tolerable English Education (if a Latin one the better)
is wanted as an Apprentice to a genteel Business; he will be entitled to the
Freedom of the City, and the Premium will depend on Circumstances. Apply
at No. 20, Bride-Lane, Fleet-Street .

WANTED as an Apprentice to the Mathematical Branch, a
smart active Lad, who can have a good Character; his Friends, must
find him in Cloaths, Washing, Etc. Enquire of Mr. John Goater< no role > This name instance is in a workspace. , Mathema-
tical-Instrument-Maker , near St. Catherine's Stairs , by the Tower .

WANTED 1600l. on Life Annuities, on one or more Life
or Lives, the Interest in Proportion to the Age; Payments secured on
undeniable Leasehold Security in Middlesex . Enquire of John Gaunt< no role > , No. 42.
Fleet-Street .

LIKENESSES. Mrs. ADAMS, No. 27, Wardour-Street .
Soho, takes strong Likenesses of grown People and Children, highly
finished in Crayons upon Vellam, for 1 [..] each, an elegant oval burnished
Gold Frame and Glass included; also striking Likenesses in coloured Chalks
for 5s. each, a handsome black and Gold-Frame and Glass included, finished
in one Hour, so that each Person may take their Picture away with them;
likewise Shades reduced to any Miniature Size, for 2s. 6d. each, sitting one
Minute only, Nothing required unless real Likenesses are obtained. Speci-
cimens to be seen as above.

NEW RIVER COMPANY.
TO be sold, one Thirty-sixth Part of the King's Moiety of
the New River Water Works. Any Persons desirous of treating for
such Purchase is requested to direct to A. B. at Bicknell's Coffee. House , St.
Michael's Alley , Cornhill.

Paul's Head Tavern, Gets aton Street.
To be sold, several fine Turtles: also Turtle to be had at.
7s. 6d. per Quart, sent to any Part of the Town.

NEIS.To be sold, a Seine Net, Trawl and Casting
Net, all exceeding good of their [..] almost new, and very well
worth the Attention of any Body who [..] want such Things, Enquire of
Mr. Strawn, Vintner , at his Gardens, between Westminster-Bridge Turn-
pike and the Asylum , in St. George's Fields .

JOHN GOOCH< no role > , Florist , at John Goodwin< no role > 's, the [..]
S [..] Brown's Lane , Spittle [..] beg [..] Leave to Inform the Nobility.
Gentry, and or here, that he is [..] the Coni-
mon Pump, In [..] Norwich . His Stock is very large, and for quick
Dispatch will be sold very cheap; the Particulars and Price of each Sort to
he seen at the Place of Sale. Attendance from Tea to One, and from Two
to Five.

Any Person who wants Charcoal, Old Coal, Potters Bavins,
Brushwood, Faggots for lighting Fires, dry and fit for present Life, de-
livered to any Part in or near London by the Country Waggons, and upon rea-
sonable Terms, may direct to Charles, at No. 52, Wardour-Street, Soho , or
to Mrs. Saunders, in Rose-Street , Newgate-Market. The above for ready
Money only.

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