... 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 ...

... Company of COMEDIANS, At the THEATRE in Full-Street ; On Frid a v the 1 3th Infhjnt, will be performed/ A CONCERT of Vocal wtftnl^ig PIT, Two Shillings. GALLE Between the feveral Parts ofthe Co«?ncert*v Gratis, an .T R^ft G l^ DjT^jK KING RICJ&ARD ' thelf[| (Aker'd from S^K|tfPEAR, by Coilev Cib_.b|; ! Ef&i King Pilchard, by Mr. STANTON, King FieatV, by Mr. T. DURRAVAN; Richmond, by Mr. MURDEN ...

... r and Mrs. COOPER, By Messrs DURRAVAN's Company of COMEDIANS At the THEATRE in Full-Street; On F r i d a y the loth Inftant, will be performed, A CONCERT of Vocal and Instrumental MUSIC- PIT, Two Shillings. GALLERY, One Shilling. . Between the feveral Parts ofthe Concert will beorefenwd Gratis, a COMEDY, Cali'd The INCONSTANT: OR , THE WAY to WIN HIM. YOUNG MIRABLE, by Mr.' M. DURRAVAN CA^\P ...

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... No. 111. (Containing three Sheet* of Letter Prefs, and ornamented with two elegant Head*, viz. The late brave Gen. Wolfe, engraved from Mr. Ifaac GoiTcl's Model by Mr. Miller; and Lord Hardwicks, by Ravenet, of CONTINUATION - The Complete History of ENGLAND. Brought down the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapellc, to the End of the prefent War. By T. SMOLLETT, M. D. comprilcd Four Oftavo Volumes, and ...

... THEATRE in Full-Street; On FR I da V th? 4th Inftant, will be performed, A CONCERT of Vocal and Inftramenral MUSIC : ■ PIT, Two Shillings. GALLERT, One Shilling. Between the feveral Parts ofthe Concert will be prefented Gratis, a COMEDY, Cau'd LOV E makes a M AN: 0 R, The FOP's FORTUNE. DON LEWIS, alias, Don Choleric Snapfhorto de Teftv, by Mr. PARSONS, CARLOS, by_Mr. STANTON, Antonio, by Mr ...

... bo SOLD, A Freehold Estate atßootford, in iheChapelry of Hamftetly. and County of Dutham, now jett at neat 70 I. a Year i with very valuable Spring Wood growing thereon. And je? Acres of Common, lately allotted, in refpeft of the Paid Eftate, upon the late Divillon of the Commons within the I'aid Chapelry of Hamftetly. fmall Modus is paid in Lieu of Corn Tithes.— Enquire of Mr Dixon or Mt ...

... RICHARD HAMMOND, Dry-Salter, ia Le ? d«;s.i confiding ol .11 Sorts of DRY SALTERY GOODS. The Sale to begin on Tueljlay next the firft of July, and con- tirvtie every Tuefday and Saturday 'till all we fold. . All Peifons who (land indebted to the faid Mr. Hammond, are forthwith ltquelted to pay the lame to him at Thomas Watkinfon'%, the Blue Boar in Lowu -Head Row, L«fdcs, or tlicy will be fucd ...

... A Convenient STONE HOUSE at the Corner of Holliwell, late in the PolTeflion of Mr. Gavey, Silverfmith. For farther Particulars, enquire of Mr. Edward Seeley, Grocer, oppolite Baliol College, Oxon. HENRY SMITH, Mercer in Oxford, From Mr. John Austin’s, BEGS Leave to give Notice, That he has opened the Shop in the Corn-Market, formerly kept by Mr. Alderman WISE: Where he ha* laid in a.frelh and ...

... with MiKtUai \Vmcheftcr, i*t the 54’h. the Kail of Effinghamis Colonel ; and his Lordihip is appointed the Command of the whole Camp. . We are informed there will be'no March of the City Train Bands till they are put upon Tome new Regulations, which is vet fixed upon. , The vail Preparations ci;!;ing in Woolwich Warren and the Tower, denote no Signs of Peace. The Right Hon. William Pitt, Efqj ...

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... TO LETT, intertd immediately, Cbipping-Nortoft in County cf Oxford ; A Well built Stone HOUSIs and a (jood•ccuftomed Ironmonger’!, Grocer'*, and Haber* dalher’* Shop, near the Market-place > with Sable, Out* hoafei, a Garden well planted with Fruit Tree*, and other proper Convcnicncie*. Likewift to Sold -, The Furniture of the Houfe, all exceeding good, late the Property of Mr. Thomat Hofe ...