... to be Taught By ROBERT PULMAN, At his School in the White-Lyon Yard in Kiikgate, Leedec. tj^f It is well known that I have not been long in Town, and yet I will venture to affirm, That I have taught a Boy, fince I came, to write the large Text, better than any Mafter in Leedes. Specimens of his own Performance, may be feen at Mr. Wat- kinfon's, in the Market-Place; or at my School. Land ...

... Grace The DUKE of DEVONSHIRE, At B A f li, On CHRISTMAS-DAT, 1762. Written by Mr. Derrick. \X7 E R E but my Mufe infpir'd by ±Tludyer'i Taftp, Or with Ruin's Skill and lively Poignancc giac'd ,- Th' Apician Mufe, who bade Lucullits treat, And taught the gay Mark Anthony ltd cat;' I'd venture then St. tyuint'm to commend,, ?? Whofe faithful Memory ne'er forgets his Friend- Of placid Temper, and ...

... WILI.I K RTOFR it SOLD, ft tht bidder. ToGETHrsotSEFASATt, to enter on the if! of M arch nett, ar the Three Tons in.Uailingran, in County of Uuihani, on Monday the at h February ini’ant, Three freehold messuages or TENEMENTS, fliuaie, (landing, and being, iu North fltect, in Darlington afoielaid, and no* in the fevetal Occupations ifaac Myers, John Ctawfotih, and Mi Hemy, the Rent of 9 1, as. ...

... The Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures, am! Commerce. Strand, Feb. gth, 1763. Refolved unanimously that the Thanks of the Society he given Capt. Blake, for the Difintercftcdnefs, Fortitude, and which has exerciied in carrying into Execution the Scheme recommended to his Care by the Society for bringing Filh to London Land Carriage. Putlijhed by Order of the Society, Pxtir ...

... begin at Six o'Clock. N.B. Tickets to be had at the Sar, at Five Shillings each. OxT , SCOL E INN, February .16, , 7 6^. N Tuesday the Firft of March wiil be aa ASSEMBLY at the White Hart at Scale Inn. Tic^ts to beiiad at ?? Three ShiffiDM each, Tea and Coffee included. - *P nwonm *6* To te SOLD *y Aoertea.' /^ xkta n (By J°HN ROPSR) 0* Wednefday thezzd and i ¥ h of February ¦•/y«*f*/* ...

... and Parcels of Field Land, late the Eftate of Mr. Edmund Heron, deceas'd. For farther Paiticulars inquire of Mr. Thomas Horsfield, of Holywell-Green, near Eland; Mr. Michael Wood, of Wcfterton. near Wakefield • or Mr. Richard Towne, of Wakefield afbrefaid. Mr. John Harrap, of Offett aforefaid, will flievv the Premiles. ?? Ali thofe to whom the faid Mr. Edmund Heron was in- debted, at the Time ...

... Came infirtee our lafi, The berman, and the Jamaica ; the Garland, •«> - o(fL York; the Quebec, Brown, ' y. oung Lion, (late ffC tl rtJ xf the City of Watei ford, e th { & Arrive ...

... only, . embelhflied with COPPERPLATES, deligucd by Gwvn, and engraved by Hall. NUMB. I. Of A New and Impartial Hiftory of England, PROM 7 H E Invafion of JULIUS C/E-S Ail, ■ t 0 the Signing of the P R E L I M I N A R I E Sof PEACE In the Year 1762. By JOHN B A Rfto W, Elq; LONDON: Printed for J. Corvrri* at the Kings-Arms fa' Pater-noficr-Roiv ; and fold by all Bookfellers 'and News- Carriers ...

... By the KIN G’s Authority, i h * large Oila-vo Volume, Trie* i*. half-imnJi tllkjhated ’with Twenty - live Coffer - f later, Maps, Finns, Views, (itc.. i , . j THE London -MAGAZINEJ For the YE AR 1761.. > In which it contained the Hi (lory of Pulnoierit; the* Hillorjr of the Origin and Progrefr the prefent Wer,| by Authority, which il Performance, and al-' lowed to fuperior any other HKloty of ...

... of Mnrch next, in the Great Room at the White Hart. Tickets to be h-:d at the White Hart at as. 6 d. each. BURY ST. EDMUND^, Feb. *i, 1763.' This is to give Notice to Merfons of Quality, Gentlemen & Ladies, THat the next Full moon SU3SCRIPTION r ASSEMBLY will be on Mow day the *Bih of this Infimt. Wanted immediately, '•''-„ A Journeyman to a Mercer and Woollen-Draper. For Particulars enquire ...

... ALL military Pre parations arc (lopt. Regiments that arc garrifon ihe Maces in FriHlia, and on die Lower Rhine, will march lorihwith out Saxony. are quartered in Pomerania, and in the Marche* of UunJcnbutnli, cannot move foon, but mult probably rein ti 11 the Rivers are thawed ; fo that is doubted whether Saxony can totally evacuated before tlie of next Month. The Queen ot PrulTu and the Relt ...

... the Occupation of Mr. James Walker • with a Cottage, and Dielfing-Shops, and alio with or without Tenters, fuitable for * Dreller, to be eiiteied upon at old May-Day next. Alb, A well accultomed PUBLIC-HOUSE, known by the Sign of the Wild ■ Man, near the Old Church in Leedes, late in the Occupation of Robert Wade, to be enteied upon im- mediately. Likewife, Another MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, ...