... SutcliflTe, Linen - Drapei, in Halifax Mr. Brooke, in Huddersfield Mr. Daniel Dvfon, and Mri Murgatroyd, in Ripponden } Mr. Wilkinfon, 'in Elland ; Mri Colbeck and Co. in Keighley; Mr. Wood, Mercer, and Mf North, Grocer, See. in Bradford ; Mr. James Topper, in Burnley k , Mr. Leak, Grocer, and Mr. Lord, Bookfeller in Wakefield; Mri Aldam, Mr. Rimington, and Mr. Smith, in Doncafter; Mr. Dawfon, ...

... diforders, viz. body fwelled, ficknefs ftomach, attended with frequent vomiting, loft the ufe of limbs, and voice hardly intelligible, being reduced fo weak by confinement in bed, though attended feveral months a very eminent phyfician ; who neglected means to reftore my health j but daily grew worfe, and he told he had done all in his power, and without a alteration muft foon die. neighbour, ...

... about eight Gallons, to many private Families and that every Period indulging us with their Orders may be ferved on the beft Terms, by preventing the Lofs hitherto fuftain'd through a Cufiom giving Credit for fuch fmall Quantities, Thisfervcs to acquaint the Public, That from and after the zift January, no Credit will be given to any Perfon for Small Beer, unlefs in Calks twelve Gallons or ...

... from LONDON, the Red - Bear, in Briggate, Leeds, Bfc G S Leave to inform the LADIES, &c. Thrft he has juft received another Cheft of Goods London, which he Enabled to (hew much larger AfToftmeht of SILKS, than ever were yet at one Time ih Leeds. He leaving Leeds next Week, and rithcr than pay the of the Can; age to Town, he refolved to difpofc them near Twenty per Cent under fheir real Value. ...

... King Charles the Firft, his Original PiLLS and LOZENGES, Whofe Virtues and XJfes are thefe they perfe'Elly cut t the Cough and Cold, tickling the'J hroat, Hopping and Breaft, Chincough *WShortnefs of Breath ; theyJlrengthen the Lungs and prevent Decays, FAITHFULLY handed down to, and prepared by Samuel Steven/on, and Sons, and fold Wholeialc and Retail at his Dwelling-Houfe, in Alifon's-Court, ...

... wonderful Qualities of which, an outward duplication, are to exti act and expel any Injury or lnfettion received from the Venereal Difeafe. Price lob. the Bottle. There is no Oicaf.cn to expatiate up. the Vfe and Hap fine/) of J'uch a Difcovery, as all the attendant dreadful Confequencet of this Diforder, fatal to many, proper Application hereof, may now be prevevted, and the Lives and Healths ...

... his fifth Sermon, thfc of the Prodigal Son OTHER ufes have been fo ably forth, in .many good fermons upon the prodigal fon, that (hail turn aficle from them at prefent, and content ihyfelf With fom« reflettions upon that fatal paflion which led hian,—and fo many thoufands after the example, gather all bad toget her, and take his journey into a far country. J h «. lovc variety, or curiofity of ...

... Manner, and the Price?. ' ...

... London* By His Royal Letters Patent, ( An Abftraft of which, in the Dirc&on, with each Bon) For Great Britain and the Plantations. pIKE's Grand Antidote cures the ITCH. A and all SCORBUTIC HtfMOURS. This Ointment (ptat in Tin Boxes, Brie* ,s * 6d * each » fca ' ed as * the Margin) is* Sovereign and eflScacffcOs' Remedy ( nftvrt Known tofatt) fbrallEtfuprionsandCutaneous' DiforderS, ol ever ft ...

... Church Yard, Londoiii By His M A J S Y's Royal Letters PatentJ Dr. Bateman's Pe&oral Drops; X 7 HICH for more than Fifty Years, have y been known be the fofelt and I'ureft Rc-r lief in the moft acute RHEUMATISM, (as many Thoufaqda have lately experienced) Pains the Brealt, Limbs, and jointS| Fluxes, AGUES, How and latent FEVERS, piefeiable to any Powders, new PeCtorals, &c.) a fingle Dofe ...

... Tfcusttts of the Mixt and MUUSurchtr,] ' >' R '/ >*' ' A L L Cloths after being fully milled, will keep con- «»oa»r fnrmking long they lay wet before are put upon the Tenter to dry. Cloths often lay wet after milled many Days; often one or two Weeks, and lometimes longer, before they can be tentcred, from unavoidable Contingencies, as improper weather, Bcc. *c. J?**! . !t always be dependant ...

... a nds, lay the Gloves till next 1 N'ghtV doing this every Night (or a Fortnight; as in I thettfcftilj) and thofe who have tried it, will give it I the -not only for its eafy and fafe Operation, but of Cure. There was never any Perl'on that has ufeotnis Remedy for the Itch (if they follow the above Direflions) could come a Month after and fay, it had not taken the dffired Effeft. It throws out ...