ADVERTISEMENTS.

WHereas James Goodman < no role > alias Footman, made his Escape (with Irons on, by leaping over the Spikes of the Bail-Dock and the Rails) at the Sessions-House in the Old Baily, on Saturday last, being the 14th Instant, about 6 in the Evening; he is about 37 Years of Age, 5 Foot 10 Inches high, much Pock-fretten, has many Freckles in his Face and Hands, a wide Mouth, down Look, speaks very broad, a reddish beard , but did wear a brown Wig, a Carpenter by Trade, and did lately live at Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire: He was shot in the Nape of the Neck about a month since, when he was taken, which Wound is not yet well, and several small Pieces of his Scull taken out of the Wound. Whoever can discover the said Person, so that he be brought to Justice, shall receive Twenty Pounds Reward from Bodenham Rowse < no role > Head Turnkey of Newgate.

Lately Publish'd,

ARithmetick made easie, according to the New Method now taught and practis'd in London. Wherein the Rules of that necessary Art are briefly explain'd and illustrated with such familiar Examples, as may suit the meanest Capacity, if they desire to learn it. To which is added a succinct Treatise of Decimal Fractions, with compleat Tables, Rules, and Examples demonstrating the same. The like not extant in any other Treatise of this Nature. By John Copeland < no role > , Writing Master. The 2d Edit. Pr. 1 s. Maximum in Minimo : Or, Mr. Jeremiah Rich's Pens Dexterity compleated. Being the plainest and easiest Method of writing Short-Hand. To which are added the Terms of the Law compleat in Characters at. Length. Never done till now. By Samuel Botley < no role > . The whole curiously engrav'd on Thirty Copper-Plates. Price 1 s. 6 d. The London new Method and Art of Teaching Children to Spell and Read distinctly and perfectly: By learning them to know the Letters in the several usual Prints, the true Sounds of Dipthougs, then Syllables of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Letters, all the Rules of Spelling, which are exemplified in Several Chapters. To which are added, Chapters to learn it, the Stops and Marks, the Numeral Letters and Figures, and the usual Abbreviations; so as the Child may immediately pass from Learning this Book to read the Bible, in less than Twelve Months Time, without the help of any other Book. Note, This Way of Teaching is approved by most School-Masters as the best. Price Bound 6 d. with great Allowance to those who sell or give them to Schools. All three printed for and sold by Edward Parker < no role > , at the Bible and Crown in Lombard-Street, near Stocks-Market.

For the Good of the Publick.

Whereas several Gentlewomen and others of that Sex, in this Kingdom, have contracted an evil Habit of Body, wherein the vicious Humours, at first dispers'd thro' the Whole, come at length to be lodg'd in one Part or another, and many times, for Causes too long to be here mentioned, are thrown down upon the Womb, occasioning a dangerous Weakness in that Part, which being neglected, at last turns Cancerous, and often proves Fatal; I cure the Diabetes when given over by all other Persons. This is to acquaint all such as may have occasion, that a speedy Relief is to be had from an Experienc'd Midwife, dwelling at the Sign of the Queen's Arms, a Gold Smith's Shop, near Exeter Exchange in the Strand, who perform'd a Care upon a Lady at the Bath, after she was given over by the Physicians, and since has Cured several Gentlewomen and others in the City and Suburbs of London.

At Her House, the Red Ball in Queen-Street, Cheapside, over against the Globe, near the Three Cranes,

Liveth a Gentlewoman, the Daughter of an eminent Physician, who practis'd in London upwards of 40 Years. she hath an Ointment call'd The Royal Ointment, for the Goat and Rheumatick Pains, giving great Ease and Comfort to both Sexes, at Home or Abroad, (as has been experienc'd by many that have carried it with'em into Foreign Parts, therefore of excellent use for all Travellers) and compleats the Cure; as is well known to several of the Nobility and Gentry, who have used it, and are ready to testifie the Truth of its wonderful Success. She hath also a certain and infallible Cure for the Tooth-ach, without Drawing, and so effectually that the Pain will never return again; and not only so, but makes the Teeth as white as Ivory, fastening those that are loose to Admiration. She likewise alters Red or Grey Hair, making it of a delicate light or dark Brown, which will never change. Her Hours are from 8 in the Morning till 12, and from 2 to 6. Note, Removed from the Cheshire-Cheese in Walbrook.