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Lost on Saturday the 19th Instant, about 7 in the Evening, upon the Enfield Road, between Edmonton Church and the Earl of Clarendon’s House, a Silver Snuff-box, with a Mother of Pearl Shell Top, and a double Lid gilt within, inclosing a Gentleman’s Picture drawn in Oil, also a gold Ring Seal, with a Coat of Arms, and an old repeating Gold Watch, and several other things. Whoever will give Notice so as the same may be had again, to Jonathan Wilde in the Old Bailey, or to Mr. Robert Darling at Robin’s Coffee-house in Chancery-lane, shall receive for the Ring two Guineas Reward, for the Snuff-box with the Picture in it, 3 Guineas, and 20l. for the Gold Watch, and proportionably for any other Part, and no Questions ask’d, nor further Inquiry made.

Last Friday Night the 19th Instant, between 6 and 7, a Gentleman’s Coach was stopt in Battersea Field, by 3 Men on Horseback, who took from them a Gold striking Watch and Chain, made by Mr. Windmills, with a small oval Picture and a Gold Seal hanging thereto, a small Gold Ring with a Crystal in the Middle, and 4 small Diamonds about it, also 2 Funeral Rings, one small silver Watch and Chain, and made by Ja. Thwing, a Gold Seal Ring, engraven with a Coat of Arms, a Bend between to Bentletts hanging thereto, a silver Tooth-pick Case, and several other things besides Money, and a small 4to Book of Accompts, with sundry Bills that have been paid, and Receipts which are of no use but to the Owner. Whoever shall bring the same to Mr. John Mount at the Sword Blade Office in Birchin-lane, or to Jonathan Wilde in the Old Bailey, shall have 10 Guineas Reward, or proportionable for any part, and no Questions ask’d.

Lost on Saturday last, between Six and Seven a-clock at Night, behind the Royal Exchange, a Basket of clean Linnen, as Shirts, Handkerchiefs, and Table Linnen. Whoever shall bring the said Goods to Mr. Robert Hamilton’s at the Green Dragon in Wormwood-street near Bishopsgate; or to Jonathan Wild in the Old Bailey, shall have two Guineas Reward, and no Questions asked.

Lost on the 3d or 4th Instant, a Silver Watch, of a middle Size, with a Brass Chain, the Maker’s Name Marten Jackson. Whoever brings it to George’s Coffee-house without Temple-bar, or to Jonathan Wild in the Old Bailey, shall have 20s. Reward, and no Questions ask’d. If offered to be pawn’d or sold, pray stop it, and the Person bringing it shall have the same Reward.

Lost on Friday the 22d Instant, out of a Cart coming from the White-Horse-Inn by Fleet-Ditch to Long-Lane, Southwark, a Box in a Sack, in which were one Suit of Mens and two Suits of Womens Apparel, with a Silver Watch, the Name Bell, London, and several Goods of Value. If any Person will make a Discovery of the said Box and Goods, so that they may be had again, shall receive 10 Guineas Reward, paid by James Jenkins at the 3 Tun Tavern in the Old Bailey, or Jonathan Wild, and no Questions asked.

Whereas William Lundon, about 18 Years of Age, of low Stature, and crooked in his Right Shoulder, of a lean Complexion, left his Master on Saturday last the 16th Instant, and carried off with him 3 fair Perriwigs, a red Damask Night Gown lined with blue Damask, a red Velvet Night-Cap embroider’d with Gold, several Holland Shirts, Lace Ruffles, several Necklasses and Handkerchiefs, a Scarlet Cloak, with some other wearing Apparel. Whoever secures him, and give sNotice to Mr. Thomas Querke at the Union Coffee-house near Exchange Alley, or to Mr. Jonathan Wild in the Old Bailey, shall receive 5 Guineas, or a proportionable Reward for the things that shall be restored.

Dropt on Saturday Night last between Fleet-bridge and Temple-bar, out of a Hackney Coach, that took up a Gentleman in Grace-church-steret, a blue Cloth Cloak Bag, and in it a Crimson Damask Night-gown, Cap and Slippers, 6 or 7 Holland Shirts, one Neck-cloth, some Handkerchiefs, Necks, and other small Pieces of Linnen, and a Pair of Pistols mounted with Brass, in red Bags, buttoned in the Flap of the Cloak-Bag. Whoever will bring the same to Mr. Jonathan Wilde in the Old Bailey, or to Mr. Samuel Knapton, Looking-glass Seller, in Geat [sic] Queen-street, near Lincolns-Inn-Fields, shall have 3 Guineas Reward, and no Questions ask’d.

Lost on Saturday Night last, from the Black Lion in Leadenhall-street, a Draper’s Shop, 3 pieces of Black Silk. Whoever shall give an Account to James Glover, at the said Shop, or to Mr. Jonathan Wild in the Old Baily, shall have 10 Guineas Reward, and no Questions ask’d.