... himfelf difabied by grea*. Age and Infirmities, from attending to the Duties ef the faid School, with that Satisfaftion to himfelf and the Public which he would wifh, and they have fo long experienced) has fignifted to the Governors his intentions of refigning, as foon as a Succeffor fhall be chofen. Tbis is therefore lo give NOTICE, That the Governors of the faid School intend te procetd ...

... hereby given, That the Tolls arifing at the feveral Toll-Gates upon the faid Turn- pike-Road, will be Lett by Auction, to the beft Bidder, at (be Houfe of William Burman, in Huddersfield, on Thurfday the 29th Day of January next, between the Hours of Eleven and One, in the Manner direaed by the Aft paffed in the Thirteenth Year of the Reign of his Majefty King GEORGE the Third, for regulating ...

... Admiralty-Office, Jitlyz. An exprefs is juft arrived With the dilagrecable news, that few days ago, in weather, about 130 leagues to tlie weitward oft the Lixard, the New-York, Halifax, Quebec, and Carolina fleets, under the convoy of Admiral Campbell, a fhip, and two or three frigates, fell with a large fleet of men war, fuppoled to be the combined force of France and Spain, which was ...

... the Public, for their nu- merous Favors conferred upon him at his late SHOP ; and . 1 cave at the fame Time to inform them, That he has taken and entered to the SHOP oppofite the Crofs, lately oc- cupied by Jeremiah Atkinfon ; where he has laid in a large Stock of every Article in the GROCERY and TEA TRADES} And where the Public may reft affured of meeting with the beft of Goods, and at the ...

... Infane . be • ?? to bave broke loofe from fome Parijb wiiere be JfgftJ-be calls bimfel} THOMAS IVESON, bis he came from Whitehaven, lived wttb Captain James ytodale and was employed in tbe Sea Service. fit is a well-fet Man, about five Feet Jix Inchet, qf a frtlb Complexion, bas brown Hair, grey Eyes, Jbort Nofe, J ?? man old Checker Shirt, a Pair of Jhabby Harding tfrwtfefs, and a Pair of ...

... HEAD MASTER and ASSISTANTS. Several private Houfes are prepared for the Reception of Boarders. The School il in a ver7heahhy Situation above the Town, and at foroething lefs than a Mile from it. Inftruftions in Englifh Grammar, the Reading of the Xnglifh Claffics, Writing, Arithmetic and Modern Hiltory, 41. 4s. per Ann. Inltruftions in the Greek and Latin Languages 41. 4s. per Ann. ...

... TAVERN, HIGH HARROGATE. T. HARRISON, Of tbe New Hvmmvms, CovenV - Gardem, ' (for tbe Seafons only) nM Leave to inform the Nobility, Ladies ?? Gentlemen, £?r It the 'Requeft of feveral of his Friends reforting to his i«,fe in London, and for the better Accdhimodation of ?1Z Siting to that valuable SPAW, hath taken the Se SetTKING's-ARMS, fituate near the Green-Dra- ZL ; which is fitted up in a ...

... OPENED hit SHOP, in Lowerhead-Row, I.t tot. H-.ving laid in an entire new and fafliionable AlTortment of GOOD, in the above Branchet, with TEAS of an'ap- proved Flavour, he folicitt their Patronage, hoping by hit Atlieluity and Attention to merit their future Favois. N. B. An elegant Alfortment of Silk and Oil'd Cloth UMBRELLAS, HAT COVERS, tec. See. Leeds, nth Mi.tb, N-utmbtr %ttb, 1790. WAN ...

... Coidfmith, in Wakefield; confiding of a valuable AlTortment of Silver nnd Plafcd Gocds, Jewellery, Trinketi, Wafches, Cut- lery, Paper, Japan, and Tunbrilgc Waras, Cnnes, Whips, Slicks, and Umbiellas, Pocket Books, Thread Cafes, and Purfcs, Ivory, Tortoif- Shell, Hotn, Paper, Enamcll, and Silver Snuff Boxes, and Tooth Pick Cafes, Smelling iloffles in gie.it Vcrictv, finidcy Perfumes, China, ...

... g-Machines, Either on a single or double Construction, well calculated for the Use of Families, MAY be had of THOMAS MAR- RIOTT, at his Shop, at the Top of the Ley- lands, Leeds, viz. A Machine to wash Twelve Shirts, 3l. 3s. - Sixteen Ditto, 3l. 13s. 6d. * Twenty Ditto, 4l. 4s. - A Double Machine, to hold Twenty-four Shirts, 4l. 14s. 6d.* Thirty-two Ditto, 5l. 5s. Forty Ditto. 6l. 6s. *|* ...

... Auth'irity from the Hono- table ?? for managing his Majefty'i Stamp Duties, 1 have deputed and appointed the follow- ing Perfons, within the above Diftriel, to receive the Du'ics impofed bythe Afl of the -j6rh Year of his faid Majefly, intituled, An Act for repealing certain Duties on Legacies, and Shares of Perfonal Eftatcs, tnd for granting other Duties thereon t vir. Mr. John Atkinfon, ...

... Tuefday night laft, the compt- X houfe of Janies Armytape. O X Elq; of Hunflet, near this town, was broke open, and two pair . buckles, and fome other triHing articles carried away. Mr. HenrySkelton.grandfontoMr. Chriftoplier Bramley, of this town, is arrived Uere, having been prifoner in France upwards two years.—He confirms the accounts pubiifhed in the London papers of the fcarcity of ...