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... at the Hour of Two in the Afternoon ; when and where he propofes to lay before them the State of his late Brother's Affairs. LOST or STOLE N, From Wakefield, fome Time in tbe Month of O Sober lafl, A SMALL White POINTER BITCH, anfwers to the Name of Bell ...
... precifely, THREE HUNDRED HOGSHEADS of Fine UPLAND JAMES RIVER TOBACCO, many of which are of the Crop 1752, now landing out of the Ship WILSON, from Virginia. Alio, TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY-SIX HOGSHEADS of Fine UPLAND JAMES RIVER TO- BACCO, now landing out of the ...
... continued Succeflion of Ships in fhis Trade ; that every Attention will be paid to their quick and regular Difpatch, all due Care taken of their Goods, and Bilk of Loading fent to them by Mr. William Martin, frem Selby. g^ Another Ship will leave Selby about ...
... >ijjv. The BATHIA, (a new Ship; EL LIS, Commander, yffy_y_i Berthfen 150 Tons, Will fail from SELBY, bn cc about the Middle of September, with Liberty to call at London.— —For Freight or Paflage apply to Mr. James Shepherd, Ship Builder, Selby. £> All Goods ...
... the 14th Inftant. N.B. Thefe Ships will take Goods to put on Board the Beckford, Captain Francis Calver, for Genoa and Leghorn, from Yarmouth, to the End of the Month. A Ship for VEGA and CORUNNA, the End of June. A Ship for CARTAGENA and BARCELONA, the ...
... Merchants may depend on the punctual failing of thefe Ships, and that the Trade will be regularly fupplied with fucceeding ones. Goods to be configned to Mr. William Read, at Selby, as ufual. N. B. A Ship for SALERNO, from Yarmouth, fails the 25th June. MANNING ...
... who have been in the Northern Colonies ; and isamore particu- larly ?? to Shipping, as a Ship's Crew call be fupplied with good Small-Beer, cheapo which takes little Room in the Ship, as one. Hogfliead. qjfjflence will make Five Hun- dred and Seventy Hogfhead* ...
... in the Northern Colonies ; and is more particu- larly valuable toShipp'mg, as a Ship's Crew cart befuppiif** with good Small-Beer, cheap, which takes little Room ii* the Ship, as on ...
... Advertifement. N. B. If he is not owned in One Month from the Date hereof, he will be fold to defray Expences. March 14th, 1786. LOST |n PONTEFRACT, ~ On Saturday tbe Fourth Day of Match Infant, A DRAFT on MefT. Welch, Rogers, and Olding, London, Value 371 ...
... Offender, and-eonvey him fafe to lofeph Lindfley, Mafter of the Work- houfe at Leeds aforefaid, ihall be paid TWO GUINEAS Reward. LOST or MISLAID,' Oa the ?? laft, out of the CARLISLE and LONDON. COACH, A PAIR of LEATHER SADDLE BAGS, with a Square Brafs Lock ...
... and then proceed on her Voyage. For Freight, &c. apply to Capt. George Wright, at Mr. James Shepherd's, Ship Builder, at Selby. J^» As this Ship is intended to go direftly up tp St. Pe* terlburgh Town, the Freight will only be as ufual, Danger of Seas ...
... Croivtber, the Old Cock, in Halifax, in fhe faid County of York. JAMES HEBDIN, Clerk. Leeds, September ift, 1786. A BILL jind CASH LOST. A BILL was picked out of the Pocket ofa Gen- tleman, Value 41. 28. nd. and feveral Guineas, in a Purie, at the Theatre, in ...