... two Perfons ; one of Sixty-one Years, and the other of Sixty-two Years. Enquire of Mr. Skelton, Attorney in Lecdes j or of Mr. Ormrod, Attoiney in Rochdale, Lancafhire. Leeoes, March 24th, 1763. As I* never has been the Cuflom, neither has it hither to anfwered the Purpofe of any Perfon keeping a large Affortment of S I L X S conliantly at Leedts, WILLIAM ILES, Begs Leave to inform *•#._■ ...

... and Retail, COVERLETS and RUGS for Beds and Saddles, Horfe. Cloths, very llout and not of the common fort ; alio a large Kind of CA'%PETS, half-yard, ihree-quaiteis, and yard wide ; and broad CARPETS border'd ali reund in a gen- teel Mannei, madealmoft to any Size, without a Seam, of the moft lively Colours, much fuperior to the Scotch Carpets, both in Stiength, neatnefs and for durahlenrfs, ...

... perform'd The ORATORIO of The MESSIAH, I By Mr. HAND EL. The Intrrumcntal and Vocal MUSIC as ufiial ; With the Addition cf Mr BEAUMONT, MifsWOOD, and Mifs WALKER, In the Vocal Parts, And FRENCH-HORNS, by Melt. BATES, &c. TlcrtTS, at is. 6d. each, may be had either of Mifs Bainbhicg, at the AfTembly- Room, or of Mr Binns, Bookfellcr in Briggate. To begin exactly at Six o'Clock. rj- The Words of ...

... in St. Paul's Church Yard, London, where it may be ieen every Week. JOHN LAYLAND, i LINEN-DRAPER and HABERDASHER,! Takes tbit Opportunity of acquainting his Friends, and] the Ladies in general, THAT he is juft come from] Lon don, and brought down a large Quantity of PRINTED LINENS and COTTONS ; I A very curious Assortment of Plain, Strip'd, and Check'd MUSLINS, With every other Article in the ...

... February, Will be perform'd a CONCERT of VOCAL «and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. ACT I. OVERTUi E^T O E S C H I. CONCERTO GERMAN FLUTE, SONG. CONCERT O O R G A N. ACT 11. OVERTUR E F I L T Z. SONG. SOLO. V I O L I N S HAW. SONG. S I N F O N I A S HAW. To begin at Half p aft Six o'Cloek. After the CONCERT will be a BALL. Y$- TICKETS at is. 6d. each, to be had at Mr Hudfon's, oppofite the County-Hofpital ...

... paptr, hul tbt Author may rtly on its apptaring ia lur ntxt. ir. ii., ■ -i_- __ JANUARY i.th, 17.0. C R E. D'-I T O R S. VTOTICE is. hereby given to the Creditors I.^l ofthe late THOMAS BATTERSBY, of Idle, In the Parifh of Calverley, That they are requelled to pay into the Hinds of the Rev. Mr Dawfon, and Mr John Morrii, of Idle, fueh Sumi aa they are indebted to the faid Thomaa Batteifby, ...

... faid Library, particularly, [1 / Whitehead's Poems, vol. ift, Bvo. Plays, vol. 16th, via. Percy, Battle of Haftings, Alfred, C t-c. Svo. . a » » J Rofieau's Eloifa, vol. id, izmo. %j Dr ' den ' B Pla y»» v°l. » ...

... Tuefday Sept. t4» St. Leger's Stakes for 2sgs. each, p.p. was won by Mr Pratt's chef, filly, Imperatrix, beating four others. Same day, the Fifty Pounds Specie was won Mr WaAeU's bay mare, Snow Drop « Col. RadclifTs bay mare, Serina » ■ ■ ■ ■ Sir {farpur's chef, colt • - M* Meynards grey colt —■ Wednefday thcajtb, A Cup Value loogs. was won Mr bay gelding, Crookfhanks » Mr Stapieton's chef, ...

... to inform his X Friends and the Public, That be !»_-• pwrctsafed a* the £,7rt.-oiAC---rA..T's LAST TEA SALE, a large and frefli Aflertrnenit of very fine Bohea, Congou, Souchong P^oe, Singlo, B-oom, and Hyfon TEA v - Of the _. EST_j«?ALI_-Y and FLAVOUR. He -.-turns his rraf-f-T Thanks for the great Encourage- mentilS^dfmetwith in the UJ rof JgJJg X Reduftion Of Ac D-*»«^ n ...

... Thomas Price, St. Andrew, Holhorn, Londoa, Tinman. John Middleton,'of Salford, in Lancashire, Dyer and Roper. William Caiey, the younger, and John Hart, both of Kingfton upon Hull, Grncefi and Copartners. James Darke, of Gloucefter, Fiffimonger. John Cheney, Warrington, in Lancafhire, Fuftlan-manufa&urer. Cha-les Ferguffun, and James Murdock, of Coleman-ftreet buildings, London, Merchants. ...

... hii Friends and the Public, . hat hr his taken the fame, tnd entered there'o ; he alfo bcr, Leave tore-urn Thank! to the Cuftomers of the faid Inn, and humbly hope, for a Continuance of their Favor,. try I. Glidhill wa, eirrrmely forry thit the lac Inch Price of Corn obliged hi, Predeccflbr to charge ,jul. pet Mile for Polling, but in Confequence of the lowering of that ?? Article, he now rum ...

... 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 ...