... are alfo taught Writing, in all the Hands now ufed ; Arithmetic in its feveral Branches; BooK-xasriNc ; Geography and ?? CioiEi ; Trigonometry; Navigation, &c. By JOHN HOUGHTON, Matty Yean Mailer ofthe Grammar-School at Nampt- wkh, in Chclhire ; and proper Ajfiftantu st 3* The Public may be allured that aa Pains or Ex- pence will be fpared to render this ,S— linsly of Learn- ing the moft ...

... County of York, was by mutual Confent, diflblved and determined on the Firft Day of May lafl ; from whicl, Time the Trade of the faid Copartnerlhip has been and will continue to be carried on, by and in the Names of JONES, HAVARD, JONES, * arid BUSTARD •to whom all Debts owing to the fsid late I Partnerfhip, are to be paid, and from whom all Debts ow- ing from the faid late Partnerfhip are to ...

... That he has taken into PARTNERSHIP Mr. WILLIAM* KNOWLES, late of Gargrave ■ and that the Bufinefs of A SURGEON, APOTHECARY, and MAN-MIDWIFE, Will hereafter be carried on upon their joint Accounts. K?» Mr Prieftley begs Leave to affure his Friends arid tha Public, That Mr Knowles is a Gentleman well experienced in his Profeffion ; and flatters himfclf that his Care and Afli- duity will render ...

... ONALDSON, J GROCER end TEA DEALER, M Us Tea-Warehouse, near tbe Crofs, Leeds, RESPECTFULLY begs Leave to inform' his Friends and the Public, That he has purchafed at e-EAST India Company's LAST TEA SALE, a large and frefh Affortment of very fine Bohea, Congou, Souchong, Pekoe, Singlo, Bloom and Hyfon TEAS, ?? Of the BEST QUALITY and FLAVOUR. He returns his grateful Thanks for the great ...

... the Inhabitants of Leeds and its i ivirons, fot the many Favours and very liberal t- -courage- met he has h, therm experienced :— He btgs Leave to slfure •♦•.cm, ihat as it is his highcll Satisfaction, fo it will be his c 'nflani Study and Endeavour to promote, in their refpeftive iiianches, the Improvement of the Pupils, and there by not n ilv hopes to txperience, but to merit 1 Continuation ...

... Thanks to his Friends and Cuftomers for their many favors conferred upon him ; and as he has declined Bufii.efs, he begs Leave to recommend his Succeflbr, Mr. WILCOCK., to tteir Patronage, who he flatters himfelf will merit a Continuation of their Favors. **&» As Mr. Townend is under tbe Neceffity of leaving Leeds in a few Weeks, he will eftctm it a Favour if thofe Perfons that are indebted ...

... Leeds, TAKES this Method to acquaint his Friends and the Public, that he hat laid in a Fiefli AfTorimene Of a Number of Articles, viz. Four, Fire andSix-qrs. plain, fpotted and orded Mufllns of all Prices; fpotted and (triptd Muflincts and Dinii- tias ; plain, fpotted and checked Cravats, from i4d. to 41. each, printed Callicoet and Chintzes; Silk, Silk and Muflin, and Pocket Handkerchiefs, of ...

... made fume remarkably cheap Purchafet in MUSLINS, DIMITIES, PRINTED CAI.LICOES, IRISH LI- NENS, _cc.-_.Thiy are in ge era! confiderably lower than it is ?? to marnfaflure fucb Goods for, and in Grati.udc to hi. Cuftomers for paft Favours, every Ar- ticle will be fold for the moft trifling Benefit Printed Callicoes at is. per Yard,__-gouJ ones at I4d. — fnperfine Ell-wide Chintz Gown, at ias. ...

... [by Exprefs.] From the LONDON GAZETTE. Downing-Strut, July I. THE King havine been pleafed to appoint the Right Hon. Lord Malmefbury, cf the Bath, to be his Majcfty's Plenipotentiary for negotiating and concluding a treaty of peace with the Plenipotentiaries of the French Republic duly authorized for that his Lordihip. fet out Yefterday for Lifle, where the negotiations are to be forthwith ...

... of Mr. John Caygill, and MeflTrs. Jeremiah Royds, and Co. of Halifax, (who are appointed joint Treafurcrs) the Sum of Thirty Poundt per Cent. upon their refpeftive Subfcriptions, on or before the 3d Day of Sept. next. By Order cf tbe Ccmmiffontrt, THOMAS SIMPSON, Clerk. WHEREAS on Sunday the Fourteenth Day of July laft, one LETTICE WILSON, about Eighteen Years of Age, born at Cawood in thii ...

... Accounts to the Aflignees of his Efface and Effects, are defired imme- diately to fend a State ofthe fame to Mr Thomas Sill, ofthe faid Burton. George Walker, HOSIER, at tbt Goldik-Lig, mar tbe Rid-Ui A*, in Briggate, Leeds, Informs his Friends and the Public, TH AT he has on Hand, a large AlTortment of Hofiery, proper for the Winter Seafon, which he is determin'd to fell on very low Terms ; ...

... and other Conveniences, StUAte ;n KtriojpßM, la Wakc- ?? the County cf YTk, nerr to the Ch'.-rih; with ■ :.«j.z Croft adjoining thereto, ..Ifa a large Pew or Seat in the South-llle of Wakefield Church aforefaid, and fe- veral Sittings for Servants in a Pew in the Choir of the fame Church. All the above Premifes were lata in the Pofleflion of Mr. Richard Towne, of whom further Particulars may ...