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... LONDON, January 21. WE btft night received, by expf efs, Paris journals, to the inft. inclufive. Thefe are happy to announce, contain the im- Birtant intelligence of THE SURRENDER KEHL. This fortre/s was delivered to tie Auftrians the 10th inftant, by capitulation. this morning received aa account from Greenock, of the Berwick, of goal, one ofthe French fleet and two full of troops, having ...
... December next, between the Hours Fine and Eight o* Clock in the Afternoon of the fune Day, TWO FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSES, with Shop, a Garth, and other Conveniences thereto belonging, fitunte in Majch-Lane, in Leedes, in the feveral Poll'eflions William Jbles ami Samuel Walker. Forfurther Particulars enquire Mr. Shep ley, Attorney Law in Leedes. lo to the Bidder, On Tucfday t!:c Day cj ...
... once a Fortnight. At which will be pei.oim'd each Night in the full Aa, a Solo, or a Conceit on the ORGAN by Mr. Crompton ; and in the Second, a Solo or a Concert on the VIOLIN by Mr. Herschel. To begin at Seven ?? precilely. (t_V An ORGAN and a lelea Collc*aion of new MUSIC, are ilready provided, and every other Method taken to render tha whole Peiformance of the Concerts as agreeable as the ...
... N Sunday the 7th inftant, a Charity T Sermon was preached Pontefraft, ▼ by the Rev. Mr. Sturdy, the Vicar, for the benefit of ourCJencral Infirmary, when the fumof 1. 10 s. was collected for that humane inftitution. was at John Bell, that place, Mifs Polly Fotfier\y ; a genteel and beautiful young lady, with a fortune of SCOOI. On Thurfday lad was marrkd, Francis of Gray's-inn, London, Mifs ...
... th_ lad Meetin-S at Rorhda/i and Mine.'.fjler, confukr. d and approved of the navigable Cut nroj-ofed to branch oui ofthe main Canal unf Hie Lime'tone-ilocks on the Borders of Craven, a..d ordered, that the fame Ibo'ild bema.lea Pan of the intended Bill, appre- hending it to be of the greateil Utility. And appointed the next, which i ...
... it has been the Means offaving the Lives of'Thoti- of Children, and ofpreferving them from the difagreeable Confequences ariftng from the having them in the natural Jvay Experience tefiifies. As this is a proper Seafon for Inoculation, and as many Peoplcs Circuviflances tvill not allow them to be the Ex'pence of the Operation and proper Attendance, therefore that none may deprived of the ...
... Cent. Con. 3*4ths 7-Bths. and per Cent, ditto, 97 a 98. and x-half ditto, 1758, 91 3-Bths a 1-half. New ditto Ann. 86 i-4th 3-Bths. 3 per Cent. 1751, 5-Bths a 3-4ths. India Bonds, 32s a pr. Lottery Tickets, X4I. 14s. 6d. The reft fhut. ...
... 15, in Thread- Needle- Street •, and at St. Paul's Coffee-Houfe in St. Paul's Church-Yard, London, where it may be feen every Week. Leeds, April 9, 1771. Edward Sanderfon , Mercer and Woo.ti tv-D rap c r, Bl_ C, S Leave to acquaint the Ladies and Othets, That he is retusn'd from London, and h=s breie-.|'ht a Large and Valuable AlTortmvnt of the Merit Failiionable SILKS, Mads for the Spring md ...
... the Rev. Mr. Wetherherd, redor of Halton, near Lancaster, was plaintiff, William of the fame defendant The chief points were certain moduYs, the defendant, in lieu all of his lands ; and the hay mown meadow grounds within the : and exerr from the payment tar-»ip« and agiftment throughout the parish; cat the defendant being unable to .KiljTh' I*!;? , John Hopkins, was cor mitred pri/on, charged ...
... iohii Day, of Bradford, in Yorkfhir* fenry Taylor, Wych-ftreet, Loft don, Peruke-maker. Robert Butler, St. Southwark, Surry, Hatmaker« ...
... Gkuccjfer, April 25. On Wednefday laft an Inqu-fiticn was taken on body of Thomas Cartwright, convift under fentcnce of tranlportation tor itealing hay, who hanged himfclf in our Caftle. The Jurors on their enquiry found him to be Felo defe.' In his pocket was found a written paper, acknowledging that his ruin was in confequencc of keeping company with lewd women. This he recommended to be ...
... grateful Acknowledgments to all Ftiends for paft Favours. At the fame Time, begs Leave to inform his Friends and the Public in general, That he Ihall Continue to Make BRITISH SWEETS, .. as ufual, at Three Shillings per Gallon ; In which Article, a Continuance of their Favours aod Com- mands, will he gratefully efteem'd, by Their moft oblig'd, 'moft obedient, and humble Servant, Leeds, Oil. 14 ...