... of George 3d, no non-commiffioned Officer or piivate Man being embodied and in actual Service, is intituled to his Cloaths untill he has wore them one Year ; and the piivate Men in the Militia for the Eaft Riding of Yorkfhi.e, who had ferved their three Years, were difchar gcd in November or December laft, and did in compliance with the above Adt, de- liver up their Cloaths, nor having wore ...

... aer ---n-rini nnnttniirrmnrnwrniiia inn n -n.i_rf.ar eon n n Mnon nnmennonnnonnnes. tits A SERVANT who can write a very good Hand readily, and is well verfed in Accounts, and has an unexceptional. le C'ha. after, may hear of a Place by applying to the Printer of this Paper. ~l i i D c sT~ SOLD, Wholesale and Retail, By JAMES WILKINSON, at Cow-Lane, End, FINE Old Coniac BRANDY a Qs.6d J Neat ...

... Bishopsgate-Street, London. PETER SHELDON, From SKIPTON, in Craven, Yorkshire, Begs Leave to acquaint the PUBLIC, THAT he has lately taken the said INN, and humbly hopes for the Continuance of former Custom- ers; and all other Gentlemen, Tradesmen, &c. who please to favour him with their Company may depend on the beft Accom- modations, and most genteel Usage, by Their obedient humble Servant, ...

... wbof. Warehoufe in Briggate, may be had, All Sorts of CABINET and CHAIR WORK, made in the neweft and moil genteel Tafte, and at reafonable Prices. To be LEJTT, tpgether or feparate, To enter to the Land tbe Second Day ef February next end the Houfing the Twelfth of May next ON E or Two FARMS, near A pper ley- Bridge, and the Turnpike-Road to Bradfoid, cohfittinij of two large convenient ...

... in LEEDES, with or without Four CLOSES of GROUND. For Particulars enquire of Mr. Stevenfon, the Owner j or Mr. Jeremiah Marfball. try- If agreeable, the Furniture will be difpofed of to a Tenant. To be SOLD, SEVERAL Stacks of good HAY and CLOVER, (landing at Burley and Armley, near Leedes. Enquire of Mr. Nathaniel Wade, of Burley. STOLEN From Mr. Moxon'., tbe New King'} Armi in Leedei, on ...

... now ready for Sale, at Brooni'i-Qtiay, Mttn- ckefter, in Quantities not lefs than One Hundred wt. By JAMES MASSEY, and Co. To be S O L D, to the Higheft Bidder, Together er Separate, At the Houfe of Mri. DuffiELD, bearing the Sign of the Crown and Citfhion in Bradford; on Thurfday tbe Seven- teenth Day of this Inflant February, betwixt tie Hours of Two and Five in the Afternoon, THREE FREEHOLD ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... Mr. John Marfball, of Upper- Yeadon, in the Parifh of Guifeley, decealtd, for any Money owing to them, are defired they will apply to his Executors and Devifees, in truft, Mr. Wade, of Shadwell, and Mr. Strotber, of Efholt, on 01 before the Twenty -fifth of this Month, on which Day they will meet at Yeadon to receive Rents and fettle their Accounts, thar when all is paid, we may be let into ...

... A Curious COLLECTION of PICTURES painted on Glafs ; Spring Table Clocks, in black Ebony Calies i Time Pieces in gilded Cafes } a Spring dumb Repeating Clock ; a linking Watch, and feveral other Watches ■ alio a Perfpe&ive View Glafs, with Prints for the fame; various Sons of Prints ; likewife Mahogony Tea Cherts, Tea Boards, Waiters, Bottle- Boards, Voiders, Card-Tables, and Knife-Trays | ...

... of April next, at Three ?? in ibe Afternoon, THE TOLLS and DUTIES arifing out of tbt Turnpikt-Road betwixt LEEDES and ELLAND. Any Perfon or Perfons tbat are willing tt take the J'aid Tolls, may', apply, in the mean Time, to WILLIAM MANN, Clerk to the faid Road For the Benefit of the Musical Assembly. On Thurfday the 24th Inftant, at the Affembly-Room in Ltedis, Will be perforin ?? CONCERT of ...