... State at Paris. Sir, Martinico, Jan. 13, 1762. Doubtlefs your alarms are great for Martinico, occasioned by the arrogant Englifh nation—But on our fide you may reft fatisfied, we've a fufficient power to repulfe their's notwithftanding Admiral Rodney is arrived with a fqundron to affift one of the American Heroes, who, with thirty thoufand men, thinks to make us as eafy a prey, as they did ...

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... l) No I c E That the late Well-accuftom'd INN, known bytha Sign of ROYAL-OAK. at Harrogate, Near sbrouch, in the County of York, And now call'd, The NEW INN, Has been lately rebuilt in a very genteel Manner, Mr. James Collins, and is now taken and entered upon by John Wind, late Servant to Lord Ravenfworth and will he handfomly fitted lp for the Reception Company this Spazv Seafon : Where all ...

... v l Infant, Thole Perfons who are indebted to them are defir'd fpeediiy to iettj and pay off their Accounts, without further Nmce Trouble r and Inch as have any Demand, them, are alfo ddir'd fend in then Accounts, to receive Payment. THOMAS MOORE, JOHN READ. Leedes, May IS, 1764. WHEREAS fome ill Perfort or came into adjoining mv Iloufe. and with Knife or .fome other Inftruimnr, Saturday Sunc ...

... And fold J. Wilfon and G. Copperthwaite Leedes. Thefafe Retreat from impending Judgment— Being the Subitance of AS ER MON, preached Leedes, March 11,1764. Being the Day appointed l>y his Majefty for a General Fast purfuant to a Declaration ot War againft Spain. In the Fear of the Lord is Jjrong Confidence and kis Children /ball have a Plate of Refuge. Prov. xvii. 26. By JOHN EDWARDS. To be ...

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... this Paper. Prepared ly DICEY and COMPANY in London, The liquid shell Dissolvent the STOKE and GRAVEL, which has many Thoulands adhered therewith, pofll'fled ot fiich mild and penetrable Qualities, that it enter P«res 01 the Stone or Stoles, and uniting with the vifcid Oil and Sabs, principal Cement, destroys their Cohefion, lothat they diiToive, flow, tho'futc into the concciveablc Particles ...

... by him/elf, different anguag the Produce upwards Thirty Years v• the g:reutefl Experience in the Cure of difiemperV Eyes of any of the Age live,—i»ho has been in every Cc.urtprefented to e ...

... the Afternoon, at the Houfe Thomas Townfon, the Black-Bull in Skipton in Craven, the County York, AN improveable FREEHOLD ESTATE, pleafantly fituated, called Fence-End, in the Parifh in Craven aforefaid, conlifting of a very good Meffuage- Houfe, and other Out-buildings, and of above 88 Acres very rood arable, meadpw and pailure Land, in the Poflefiion of Mr. William Wilkinfon, the Tenant ...

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... Occupation Widow Tbroup, the yearly Kent thirty Pounds j confiding of a MefTuage, arn and other Ol»t - Buildings, and fifty-fix Acres Land, thereabouts, And one other PAR M or TENEMENT, fituated at Sdfden, in the PaiiAof, Kifafivick afoiefaid, in the Occupation Samuel Fortune, at the yearly Rent eight Pounds, ten Shillings j confining a MefTuage, Barn, and twelve Acres of Land, or theieabouts. ...

... with fcveral Clofes of arable, meadow and i*e ind, which is fown with Corn, late in the Pofl'?!aon Jofeph Burton. For further Pariiculats enquire of Mr. Skelton, Attorney at Iv.v in Leedes. LETT, to enter to immediately, iit .tite near the Croft in the Market-Place, in Wakefield, AVery good DWELLING - HOUSE, and well-accuftom'd GROCER's SHOP, with a Warehoufe, Stables and Garden thereto ...