... Friends and the Public, That in return of Gratitude for their repeated Favours conferred on him, and in oider to tender himfelf the more ufeful, ai well as to fave Ladies the Trouble of fending to London ; that after great Pains and Expence, he has diicovered the peculiar French Method of ttaining the white Grounds of Printed Muilin, Cotton, Linen, &c. a fine Pink, Straw, Orange or Yellow ; ...

... PRICE STOCKS. Bank Stock, 14.0. InHia-Stock, 199 a 98 i-half. Three per Cent. conf. 3-4ths a 7-Bth. half per Cent. dit. 1756, 100 i-Bth. Three per cent. 175 77 s>Bths. Bank Long Ann. 3-Bths -half. India Bonds, 17s. a 16s. pr. Lottery Tickets 131. 19s. a 17s. ...

... hi* prefent STOCK on Hand at Prime Coft, and fome Articles under, as the enfuing Spring he intends laying in, from different Manu- factories, an entire new and molt falhionable Affortment of every Article that belongs to this Bufinefs. *»* Orders for any Sort of Furniture which he manu- iadtures, he is determined to ferve hi* Cuflomers and , Friends at the very lowefl Prices, and their Work ...

... Ticke,> ,re now fclling at,JOHN BARNES PEARCE and oAice, No. n, Cornhill, oppofitethc Royal-Exchange, on the following vm. ?ou »ds each Wnicn, if drawn a bl.ink, on or before the tpntb day o£ drawing night, will entitled ids. or. i?,undrawn on tenth day of drawing at nichf, tjie '/aid |ohn Barne» and Co. agree to give the above of 14H tos. for fudt undrawto ticket, (hould the choofe to thereof ...

... fupplied with RED ,„d WHITE PdRT, MOUNTAIN, CARCA- -11 a and LISBON WINES, neat as imported, and ofthe moft approved Vintages, upon the moft reafonable Terms, eU !!i b U h h» Eo?g^d°sSc a S Genuine Old JAMAICA RukTRENCH BRANDY, and HOLLAND', GENEVA, ?? may be had in any Quantity not lefs than Two SaUons?-— Atfo. RAISIN WINE. r* Vohn Cuffon alfo takes this Opportunity to fol.cit the Favors of ...

... fate tbat tbey, being convinced of tbe beneficial Tendency ofa Reform of Parliament to the Prefervation aad due Balance of our invaluable Confti- ?? tution, think it incumbent on them to ufe their befl Endea- yours, on every proper Occafion, to promote tbe Attain- ment of tbis important Objett : And tbey are perfuaded — tbat an open Declaration of tbe People in favour of tbe ?? ...

... of -.li-meld, there w ll he on Wednesday tht 3-th lnllant, at the thraflord Arms, in Wakelield, a General Meeting of Minif- eat» and Dcputiet from tht Diffenting Congregation! in the Veil- tiding of this County, to deliberate on the moll effectual Mt mi of co operating wilh the London. Committee in Ihe r Endetvourt to procure 1 Repeal of the Corporation - and felt A its, and in Particular, to ...

... [By Exprcft.] From the London Gazette Extraordinary. ifkift&aU, Mmy S3. ABISPATCff,' of which the is cap'/* was. thw day received puke of York* Mr. Henry SIR, May *9, la la# letter mentioned to Imperial Mhnlln«f making djeoeralahttk hit whole I tree, in order, joint with the troop* imdtr the command of Oen. Clalrf.iyt, to the enemy to evacuate . >. On the at night the array moved forv/ard, for ...

... ani Woollen-Draper, &c. BRADVORp, IMPRESSED with gratitude to his Friend* and die Public for paft Favours, takes this Opportunity of returning them and acquaint-them, that r.a return':(l from London, and G;hcr principal Markett, where he has ( la-w Terms ind.-ed) and valuable Goods the above Rrauthes of j a many excellent Patterns Fri:.i', Waiftcoats and Breeches Stuffs, proper for Wear, wis ...

... vii, iwba >fIV-, of 8 guns and 61 men Poiffon Vnlan• ...

... [By Exprefs.jj Iviarch 8. HS Hlghnefs the Duke of York, landed cn Wcd*fcfday laft. at fpur o'clock in afternoon, rfcft health arc Tic was received upon his landing with all the honors due to his exalted chandler and rank: and iiitcnded'fetting oft the fame night for Coin tray. the of Commons Thu !Mr. Pitt propofed, that his Majeily might be enabled itcreafe the Militia Eftablilhruent of the ...

... his Friends in particular, and the Public in general, for their very numerous Favours conferred upon him for feveral Years lall pall ; and begs Leave at the fame Time to inform them, That lie will always fupply them withthe very beil ARTICLES in the above BRANCHES, and their Favours will be ever moft gratefully acknowledged, By tbeir ebeditml bumble Servant, JOHN CLARKSON. O An Apprentice is ...