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 magificent. For further Particulars enquire at the Lamb,

THE Creditors of [..]
the Rainbow Coffee-House. Cornhill , on special Affairs.

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
Basinghall-Street , on Thursday next, or any subsequent Day, between the
Hours of Ten and Two.

NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons who have any De-
mands on JAMES ROWLEY, late of Pear-Tree-Street, near Gos-
well-Street , in the Parish of St. James , Clerkenwell , in the County of Mid-
dlesex, Brewer, that they are hereby desired to bring in an Account of their
respective Demands on him, at his now Dwelling-House, in Compton-Street ,
in the said Parish of St. James , Clerkenwell , in order to settle and receive
Satisfaction for the same: And an Persons who stand any Way indebted to
me, the said James Rowley< no role > , in the Way of my late T [..] de, as a Brewer or
otherwise, are desired to settle and discharge the same within one Month
from this Notice.

THE Creditors of WILLIAM PHILPS< no role > , formerly of Turn-
ham-Green and late of Teddington , both in the County of Middlesex ,
Gardener , but last a Prisoner for Debt in Newgate, and discharged therefrom
at the Quarter Sessions of the Peace holden at Hicks's Hall , in St. John's
Street , in the said County of Middlesex , on the 14th Day of September inst.
by Virtue of an Act of Parliament passed in the 18th Year of the Reign of his
present Majesty, entiltled, "An Act for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, and
for the Relief of Bankrupts in certain Cases," are desired to meet at the Blue
Bear, Great Russell-Street, Bloomsbury , on Monday next, the 28th inst.
at Six in the Evening, in order to chase an Assignee or Assignee of the said
William Philips< no role > 's Estate and Effects.

THE Creditors and Legatees, and all other Persons that have
any Claims or Demands on the Estate and Effects of Mr. THOMAS
WEBDER< no role > , heretofore of Holborn, in the Parish of St. Giles in the Fields ,
in the County of Middlesex , Grocer , but late of Richmond, in the County
of Sorry, deceased, who have not already sent an Account to the Executors,
are desired forthwith to send an Account of their respective Demands to Mr.
John Janes< no role > , at his Chambers, No. 2, Tanfield-Court, in the Inner Temple ,
London, or they will be excluded the Benefit of the Distribution of the Estate
and Effects of the said Thomas Webber< no role > , which is intended very Speedily to be
made: And all Persons indebted to the Estate of the said Thomas Webber< no role >
are desired forthwith to pay the same to the said Mr. Janes.

THE Creditors of MARIA STUART< no role > . foremerly of
Portland - Street , and late of Charlotte- Street ; both in the
County of Middlesex , Spinster , but Since a Prisoner discharged from the
King's Bench Prison , at the General Special Session held at Southwark , in
the County of Surry, on the 3d Day of July last, by Virtue of the last Infol-
vant Debtors Act, are desired to meet at the House of Mr. Dudfield, the Sign
of the Antigallican, Temple-Bar , on Monday the 5th Day of October next, at
Five o'Clock in the Afternoon, in order to chuse an Assignee or Assignees of
the said Maria Stuart< no role > 's Estate and Effects.

On Monday, the 5th of October,
G. FORDYCE, M. D. F. R. S. senior Physician to St.
Thomas's Hospital , will begin his LECTURES, viz, on the MATE.
RIA MEDICA, and PRACTICE of PHYSICK, at Eight in the Morning,
and on CHEMISTRY at Nine, at his House, in Essex-Street , in the Strand,
where Proposals may be had.

ANATOMY. On Tuesday next, the 29th inst. at Two
o'Clock, Mr. SHELDON, Surgeon , and Mr. BLACKALL., Sur-
geon, and late Teacher of Anatomy in Dublin, will begin their autumnal
Course of ANATOMICAL and CHIRURGICAL LECTURES, at their
Theatre, in Grent Queen-Street , Lincoln's Inn Fields , London. Proposals
of the Course may be had by applying to Mr. Sheldon, or Mr. Blackall,
Great Queen-Street .

WHITESHED. If any Person can give Information
concerning RICHARD< no role > and ELWARD WHITESHED< no role > , both late
of Uxbridge, in the County of Middlesex , Day Labourer, and both the
Brothers of William Whiteshed< no role > . late of Uxbridge aforesaid, Baker. who died
[..] out five or six Years ago, whether they are living or dead, if having where
[..] can be heard of, and if dead where they died, the Parties themselves, it
[..] may hear of something to their Advantage, and the Informer shall be
[..] rewarded by applying to Mr. Hill, Attorney, near Uxbridge, or to [..]
No. 24, Lincoln's Inn , London.

mond-Fard, 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-
[..]
setting of the Little, in a Letter directed to A.B. at Staple-inn Coffee-House ,
Southampton-Buildings , Chancery-Lane .

LODGINGS. Wanted furnished Apartments, or a small
House, consisting of three or four Bed-Chambers, a Parlour, Kitchen,
sec. sit [..] te in Surry, and not exceeding 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 single Lady,
or two Sisters, a Mother and Daughter, or a Lady and her Maid; as the Lady
wishes this more for the Sake of Company than Profit, none but those whose
Characters will bear the strictest Enquiry will be attended to. Direct to A. B.
at Mr. Wynne's, Stationer , in Wood-Street , Cheapside .

A Gentleman may be accommodated with a Bed-Chamber
and Dining-Room, genteely furnished, where there are no Children or
Lodgers, and may board if agreeable, In the Neighbourhood of Charterhouse-
Square . Direct for E. W. at Aldersgate-Street Coffee-House; or may have a
Bed-Chamber without the Dining-Room.

WANTED immediately, a Surgeon for a Privateer. Apply
to Mr. Dalmahoy, on Ludgate-Hill .

WANTED for a Druggist and Chymist without the City, a
Man who understands the re [..] il Trade; he must have lived some
Time in London, and have a good Character from his last Place. Enquire at
No. 65, Aldersgate-Street .

AN Usher wanted, some Time next Month., at a Boarding
School in the Country, to touch English Grammar, the Classicks,
Writing, and Accounts occasionally. Direct, Post-paid, to R. K. at Mr.
Knight's, Stationer, Reaching, Berks.

WANTED immediately, a Person every Way qualified for
a Teacher in a Ladies Boarding-School; she must teach French
graramatically, speak it fluently and correctly, and understand Needleworks in
general; her Age near to 30 or upwards, and must have been used to the Em-
ployment. Enquire at Mr. Scarr's, Haberdasher , Great Russell-Street , Co-
vent-Garden.

BREWERY. Wanted near Town, an Abroad Clerk and
House Cooper, both must he well acquainted with the Business, and
have been employed as such. Send your Address for J. P. at Brown's Coffee-
House , Corn-Market, Mark-Lane .

WANTED by a Brewer in Dublin, a Broad Cooper,
whose Character will hear the strictest Enquiry. Any such may be
employed by addressing a few Lines to D. F. at New Bloyd's Coffee-House .
and mentioning where he has been employed, by and from whom his Cha-
racter may be learned.

WANTED a Journeyman Tallow-Chandler and Soap-
maker who understands both Branches well, for the Country, where
good Wages will be given. Enquire of Mr. Mitchener, Great White-Lion-
Street , Seven-Dials .

WANTED an Errand-Boy, from 14 to 16: must be well
recommended. Enquire at Jenkinson's Register Office, opposite
Northumberland. House, Charing-Cross .

WANTED to engage as a Traveller, in Liquor, Oil,
Hops, Grocery , or any other Business, a steady Man of Address, who
can be well recommended, and by travelling through most Counties in this
Kingdom has Connections that may be of Service to his Employer. Address
to A. B. at Mr. Smith's, Oilman. No. 26, West Smithfield .

WANTED to go Abroad in a very advantageous Situation
several Carpenters, Joiners , Millwrights , Wheelwrights , Turners ,
Founders, and Smiths, in most Branches of that Business; if Foreigners or
married it is no Objection. Enquire of Mr. Johnson, through the Passage
of No. 13, North-Row , Carnaby-Market , any Morning between Nine and
Twelve. No Workmen need apply but such as can turn their Hands to the
above Businesses.

WANTS a Place, as Clerk to an established House in the
Hop Trade, a Young Man, who has been for some Time past in a
reputable House of the Trade in Worcester ; he has no Objection to tra-
velling. [..] lease to address to T. C. at the Castle and Falcon , in Alders-
gate-Street .

A Young Man of Repute is desirous of Employ either in a
shop or Warehouse; has no Objection to carry out small Parcels,
and writes a legible Hand. Please to direct for H. A. at the London-Bridge
Coffee-House, London-Bridge .

NETS. To be sold, Seine Net, Trawl and Casting
Net, all exceeding good of their King almost now, and very well
worth the Attention of any Body who may want such Things, Enquire of
Mr. Strawn, Vintner , at his Gardens, between Westminster-Bridge Turn-
Pike and the Asylum , in St. George a Fields .

JOHN GOOCH< no role > , Florist, at John Goodwin< no role > 's the Black
Sw [..] Brown Lane, Spitt [..]
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 Use, de-
livered to any Part in or near London by the County 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.

PHAETON to be sold, second-hand, it is built in a very
elegant Stlle, has the first Wheels on, and cost 70 Guineas, the Gentle-
man has no Farther Use for it; also a very good, second-hand, one-horse
Chaise and Whiskey, and a pohey Phaeton. Enquire at Mr. Hay's, Coach-
maker , Surry-Side of Westminster-Bridge .

TO be sold, the Property of a Gentleman who has no
farther Occasion for her, as good a Road Mare as most in England, is
Mistress of 16 Stone, and found all but one Eye. Enquire at the Horse and
Groom, St. John's Street , near Smithfield . Also a good Hack to be sold.

TO be sold, just come off a Journey, at Mr. Barrington 's
Livery-Stables , the Angel, in the Fleet-Market , a bay Gelding, six
Years old, 14 Hands three Inches high, fit to carry 14 Stone, and does it all his
Paces we'l; the lowest Price 15 Guineas.

TO be sold, an exceeding handsome Forrester, 13 Hands
one Inch high, five Years old, warranted sound, does all his Paces
well, and sides quiet; also a strong black Gelding, 14 Hands three Inches
high, five Years old, [..] for the Road, and goes quiet in Harness; they are
not to be sold for any Fault, but the Owner has no farther Use for them. En-
quire at No. S. [..] -Lane , Cannon-Street .

To be Sold by Auction by Mr. HOPKINS.
At his Repertory, the Bult and Gate Inn Yard , High Holborn , this Day,
at Twelve o'Clock,
A Pair of bay, Nag-Tail, seasoned, Coach Geldings, 15
Hands three Inches high, match well, are sound, six Years old, steady,
and have been in const [..] Work; some old ditto; several Machine and pott-
Chalse Geldings and Mares; also a Number of good Hack.

To be Sold by Auction by Mr. GALLIMORE,
At his Repository in Blackman-Street, Southwark , next Monday, at Twelve,
A Great Number of Coach, Machine, and Pott-Chaise Gel-
dings of different Colours; six strong Chase Geldings, Masters of [..]
Weights; a bay Maze, five Years old, 15 Hands and a Hall high, Mistress of
16 Stone; with several Can Gelling, Hunters, Hacks, [..] Carriages us ideal
To be viewed, and a reasonable Trial had.

To be Sold by Auction by Mr. ALDRIDGE,
On the Premises, next Monday, at Twelve,
A Number of Coms, Horses, Hogs, Carts, a Waggon,
ploughs, Harrows, and all the Farming Urenbls, Etc. all the Property
of Mr. LITCHFIELD, in Park-Lane . To be viewed, and Catalogoes her
on the Premises, and of Mr. Aldridge, in St. Martin's Lane , The Reason
they are to be sold the Lease of the Yard is expired.

To be Sold by Auction by Mr. ALDRIDGE,
At the original Repository, St, Martin's Lane , next Wednesday, at Twelve,
UPWARDS of 20 Carriages of different Sorts, among which
are some good Coaches, Etc. several Pairs of Coach Geldings and single
ditto of different Sorts; three good Chaise Geldings, and four seasoned Hun-
ters, Masters of high Weights; also a great Number of Road Geldings and
Mares; Post-Chaise, Machine, Cart Geldings, Etc. in all upwards of ;60 Lots.
To be viewed till the Time of Sale.

To be Sold by Auction by Mr. LANGHORN,
At his Repository in Barbican, on Tuesday next, a Twelve,
TWENTY-FIVE seasoned, useful, Post-Chaise Geldings
and Mares; five Post-Chaises; sundry Lots of Harness: The Horses are
in fine Condition, and each Lot will be sold without Reserve, at the Proprietor
has left off the Innkeeping Business . To be viewed on Monday.
After the above will be sold by Auction 27 seasoned Machine Geldings in
good Condition, three Coaches, and sundry Lots of Harness. To be viewed
on Monday, and till the Sale.

To be Sold by Auction by COCHRAN ROUTLEDGE< no role > ,
By Order of the Executors, on Tuesday next, at Twelve o'Clock,
SOME Houshold Furniture, Linnen, China, Wearing.
Apparel and other Effects, of M. WILLIAM GRIFFITH< no role > , in his Apart
ments, at the Crown, the Corner [..] Street, in Marybone- Street , Ga [..]
Square. To be viewed the Meaning refuse the Sale. Cathlo [..] may then [..]
bad as above, and of the [..] , No. 2, [..] Street.