... the pubiick that the ifland of To- bago was al] granted away by patent, we are defired to ?? our Readers, that not a (oot of that land has yet been grant. Ed, nor b it intended to be difpofed of in that manner. Notwithflanding the fpirit and vigour with which it is reported Mr. Wilkes is proceeding againft the Mef- lengers and Secretaries of State, we apprehend from the A known Delay of the ...

... of the lata Mr i.i Vl. i V, au poiuied Steward ?? Bar.lll of the .. ?? ?? ?? Charles Lord Vii'count In win, held for the ih.i ■ . I Leeds K.i'.cate with Holbcck, for thjße.a.aiy ?? fm4l Debts and Profeeution of Aftioni, &c. arifing therein. No \ ICE n birth Given, That a Cou't Bat t. ...

... 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 ...

... in your laft paper; hope, Sir» with you, the opinion one individual not bias the fentiments perhaps can an* l'-.ver for not only myfelf, but number of my acquaintance who are conftant readers of your paper, that the mod trifling anecdote relating the popular Gentleman hinted by A. P. is as much read and canvas'd almofl any other article of news .whatever.—Hov/eycr entertaining the prices of ...

... Leedes to Sheffield in tht County of York, and aiding for the DiJlrid ofthe faid Road as lieth between the Totvn, of Leede, and Wakefield, intend te meet at the Houfe of Richard Cooke, the Sign of the King',- Arm, in Leede,, on Tuefday the 2\tb Day of this infiant June, at Three ?? in the Afternoon, in order to lett the Tollt and Duties arifing by Virtue of the faid Ad Whoever is willing to ...

... of '*• •**£'. the C l'y, ?? r *> * d Guilty of the Jam,, or Amjly of York, will be held it the Red-Lyon in Pontefraft on Saturday the 20th of this inftant September, at 1 1 ?? in the Forenoon, to iffue out Precepts for returning Lifts (where neceffary) to the Suhdivifton Meeting ; and to tranfacl fuch other Bujinefs, and concert lucb Mea/ures as may be moft condu- Jtve to tbt putting in ...

... the UtenfiU and Stock in Trade of a Brewer, late belonging to Mr. Claud Nijlet. And alfo Five dole, of Land adjoining, containing between feven and eight Acres. C 3? The Bufinefs of the Brewery i, fuccefsfully carried on, and will be continued till a Purchafer often. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. Cbartet Barnard, At- orney at Law, or Mr. Ricbard Markbam, Merchant in Leede,. To be SOLD ...

... Jif.rcd to fend an Account thereof, before the Twentieth of this Inft. to Elk.mali Hoyle, of Halifax, Merchant, (to whom his Effefts have been kffigtied far the Benefit of his Creditors) as the Money received by the f.iid Elknoih Hoyle, for the Ufe ol the Creditors, will then be divid- ed arnonj them. NOTICE is hereby giyen, THAT a fecond MEETING, to con- fider of a Petition to Parliament for ...

... did upon Saturday the Twenty-latent h Dxy of October lalt, wilfully and rrwliciouflv drivt a Cut drawnjby four Horfes, againft 9 Stoop which was let up at the To If- Bar or Gate upon the public Turnpike Road hading from the Market- Town of Rochdale, to Burnley, both in ibt laid County cf Lancafhi ; and hy fo doing did pull do.vn the i'a ; d Stoop, and lay open the faid Turnpike- Road, c ...

... open'd a commodious INN. . in Ha a wood ; where all who pleafe to honour him with therCompahy, may depend on the belt Accommodations and civil Ufage, by Ibtir moft ohejitnl I ttmbic Servant, LANCELOT DICKINSON. OS* Genteel POST-CHAISES, and able Horfcs to any Part of the Kingdom. ~L O S XT' Fry Br/*wley, ahout the nth of April lajl, A White POINTER DOG, With large brown Spots, a large let-down ...