... the great I.acrcafe in the Polling Bufinefs, which he hai experienced fur the laft Twelve Months ; and he at the fame Time Hatters hinafelf, 1, he never ad. tsa-ice.l upon ttt Old Prist of One Shilling pur Mill, (not. withftanding t' elate very high Price of Horfe Com, ttf:.) that he Hull con'inue 10 receive that Patronage, which he alâ??rts his numerous Fiiend*, it will ever be his Study to ...

... bis Friends in particular, and the Public in general, that he has taken and entered upon that WcH-accuAomed Houfe, the WHITE BEAR, (lately cecupied by Mr:. Rover,) Where humbly .folicits their Patronage, and fitters himself that the Accos&radationthey experience will meet their Approbation. G. SHAW, begs Leave return his grateful Acknowledgements to his Friends at the George, (which will ...

... the Relief ofthe ;tev. JAMES LOVIAX, Curate of Barr-Magna, in the I'arifh of Aldridge, in Staft'jrdlhire, whofe melancholy Cafe has been for fcveral Weeks in this Paper. £• '■ Amcunt of former Subscriptions, as up to Sept. Bth J *°7 * o Rev. J. M. freeman, Wakefield, ---550 Mrs. ditto, aao Mr. Jet. Naylor, ditto, . . •*.•**, nomas Holr-yde, Efq; Birkby, - - - jo Mr;, t. RawLm, Halifax 110 Mr. ...

... [By CxprelsT LONDON, Auguft 15. IT thii morning faid, that order council has been iCied, to flop the failing of the outward-bound fleet for Spain. There on board of this fleet considerable quantity of naval and military (lores, pnrchafed in this country for the court of Spain* which, in the preterit ftate of things, probably politic to Hop.* fair. Accounts are brought to this country the two ...

... High-Street, where htr School will commence immediately after the Chriftmas Recef, j and begi Leave to lay htr Plan and Terms before the Public. Senfil.li that it Ii an arduous and important Talk to call forth tbi Powers ofthe young Underftanding, Mr!. MOREY doe, not intend tilting more than Twenty Children ; and flic ivill alfo fturJinul! . endeavour to im- pref, them with v-ituous ...

... conferred upon him, and to inform them and the PubUc in general, that be has taken tbis Houfr, vrith the Farm, for a Term of Vcars from thii lady Day ; and ai the Houfie is now finished aad fitted up for the Reception of genteel Company* aod as every Attention ihall be ilv- wn on his Part to accommodate t hole who may pleafc to honor him with their Commands, he humbly hopes for snd folioits ...

... VIEW of LEEDS, From the moft Piflurcfque Situation, to be engraved in a fuperior Stile of Aqua-tinta, from a highly finifhed Drawing, By W. M. CRAIG. ty The Sire of the Engraving will be Fourteen Inches by Twenty-one. — The plain Impreflion to be charged ios. 6d. Thofe that wiil be coloured, 11. is. and if mounted a! the Drawing, 11. ss. Subfcription! will be received by Mr. Craig, Sen. in ...

... onsandAflefledTawis. BANK of ENGLAND, (ANUAar 15th, 1798. THE Public are informed, That in Pur- fuance of an Act of the prefent SeiTion of Parlia- ment, for granting to Hi, Majefty an Aid and Contri- bution for the Profectition ofthe War, Books are opened *t the Chief Calhier'i Office, in the Bank of England, under the following Titles i Id, For tbe Payment of Affeflcd Taiei. zd, For the ...

... Hoitfe of Thomas Moxon, bearing the Sign of the King's Arms in Leedes, on Tuef- day the I -Jth Day of May hift. in order to borrow Mo- ney on the Tolls and Duties to be collected art tht faid Roads, after the Rate of four and a half per Cent. the Malay v;antedis as fcllovjs : £. On the Selbj Road, joo On ?? Road, 4 JO For further Particulars enquire of Mr: Barnard, Attorney at Laiu in Leedes. ...

... I'REACII'n AT H 0 L B E C Kit 1 ?? In the Parifh of LEED E S, On Sunday the irth Day of September, 1754, being the firft Time the Author prtach'd there after his Admiffion to the Curacy. Together with A PREFACE, Giving Some Reafons why he chofe to rcfign that Curacy. By RICHARD FAWCETT.M/ To be SOLD by AUCTION, On Tuefday tht t,th Day of Auguft next, at Two ?? in tbt Afternoon, In feparate ...

... LA W. T RAVELS, PHYSICK, MISCELLANIES,^*. Which will be fold by Vay ot' Uicti o n, at the Angel in Bradford, next Month. W ANTED -J In tbe Town of Manchester, Lancalhire, Journeymen Shoe makers In all its different Branches. Where thty will meet with Encouiagemcnt (likable to their Mci it. CO be $>OHI, to the Higheft Bidder, T o 0 i t h I a or in Parcel s, At tbe Hcufc of James Swales, Inn ...

... thin, blackifh Man, about five Feet fix or feven Inches high, wore long Mack Hair curled at the Ears and tied behind, had on a blue Coat, blue fiize Waiftcoat, blue-grey Breeches, blue-coloui'd Stockings, a cocked old Hat, and fpeaks Englifh very well. FRANCOIS LANNEE, aliout thirty Years old, a frelh- colour'd f airman, about five Feet fix or feven Inches high, had on a white Cloth Coat, ...