... from LEEDS through BRADFORD to HALIFAX, called or known by the Name of ?? Bridge Bar, in Northowram, will be Lett by Auction to the Bell Bidder, at the Union-Crofs in Halifax aforefaid, on the Fiift Day of October next, between the Houri of Three and Five in the Afternoon, in the Man- ner directed hy the Act palled in the Thirteenth Year of the Reign of hit Majefly King George th* Third, for ...

... of True UUICH h.'ACJNTH-., and other FLOWER- IUIOTSi »l r ° ,he D«»Ml HUMAN NARCISSUS, lor towing in r.1.n1*. .. .tc. lmprtir»d with a grateful Ser.fe of the many Favors receiv- ed, he informs the Nobility, Gentry, Gardeners and Others, That he continues to fell all Sorts cf Garden and Grafs Seeds, cheap Field Peas, and all Sorts of Fruit Trees and Sbruhs ; alfo a large Quantity of cheap Young ...

... recommend his GUNS to the Att.nt.on of SPORTSMEN ; affuting himfelf that they will no where meet with better Shooting Guns, or neater Work, than thofe he is enabled to manulaflure. Gentlemen who mean to honour him with their Com- mandi, would oblige him by early orders, that they may not be di .appointed for the opening of ihe approaching shooting Seafon j and for which he has laid in an ...

... fincere Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friendi in general, for their numeroul Favois conferred on bim, and hopes from the Satisfaction he hai given in tbe above Branchci to merit a Continuance thereof. Ladies and Gentlemen may be fupplied with all Sorts of Carriages, &c. neat and falhionable as in London. £_*¦ A very good genteel Second-hand Whifkey and Harnefs to be fold on ...

... has re iiised at the above INN; and begs Leave to inform them and the Public, That he has taken and entered to the NEW INN, SKIPTON, (Belonging to His Grace the Duke ol Devonfhlre) Which ia now fitted up in a genteel Manner, for the Recep- tion of Gentlemen, 1 radefmen, and Others, wheie by an unremitted Altention to render their Accommodation agree- able, he hopei 10 merit their future Favors ...

... Fiiendi, and informs them that he has de- clined ihe CJ-ocu v B us in is sand continu- s rhe TEA TRAI3K, Wh-.leftle and Retail in his prefciit bl.op.— Ke alio purpofes ca deal in I'aiiin, Orange, Cowflip, Cuir.irt, anil Elder Wines, Sec. Worcefter, Kent md North Cl.*y Hops. tr^' By conuning ?? to the Sale ofthefe Articles, J, BuoA-iHtAD is induced to hepe, thitluiivfll be en- abled to fupply ...

... spectfully acquaint their Friends, that the FIRST ANNUAL BALL for their SCHOLARS will be on Wednesday the 19th of Match. Their Second Ball will be on Wednesday the c-th of April. B ...

... ' ■'■ i ' nt tvi ; ii Chur h thi ■,- oriihi , i n l' ; ' : '' 1 I* ' ilit,, his lioul'i, (.. ...

... DaPury-LiEUTtSANTs ef tbe Wtfi- Riding nf tbe County of Yoik, and ef the City of York, and County tj the fame or Ainfiy ...

... riU, \ ( fepied as in the Mai gin.; Weil .«p l ' le molt in ail ' 2*ll ,>ur ls ull ...

... now univerially allowed, that Potatoes are a wholcfoms and nouiifliing root; that they are the beft fecurity to the poor a bad harveft and that the;, amply repay the farmer for his cultivation of'them. Of truths the York agriculture fcem fully faciified, by their ottering a premium of filver cup, for the beft crop of potatoes railed in the year upon not lefs than three ftatute acres. order to ...

... John Langford and John Sebille, of St. Martin's le- Grand, Silverfmitbs tad Partners. Abraham Abrahams, of St. Giles, Money Scrivener. - Rupert Thomas Murphy, of Chelfea, Vintner. George Sandilands, Tweed mouth, in the county Durham, Cabinet-maker, Benjamin Hall, of Doncafter, in Yorkshire, Kcelman. Bank Stock, 150 i-4-th a s*Bths. Three per Cent. Bank red. 85 a i-Bth a 85. Three per Cent. ...