... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... from Toulon, that 150 Corficar.s, whom it.e had made Prifonert, and who were cor.f.ced in the Gaols that Town, hate made their Ei.aae, and taken R.. in Ewroy.* 12. LettersfcomFlorer.es of the n’. confirm th* Account of Eaithquake l aving been teu i..erc u,.. and add, That it had done great Dru.nge. the Fcoda! Territories of the Princedom F.-mifiii the • Romagro-Florenlind ;• that a great ...

... amiable Qoaliiiei will render her Death rs. gretted by her Ftiends, and an irreparable Lofs to her Family. Yeltcrday Mornine died, .in the 74th Year pfhia Age, at his Houle in VVellgatc (Ircet, Mr Joho O.rd, 'an eminent Attorney at Law, and the oldcft in Town, who for many Yeats feived the OfHce of Under .Sheriff for this Corporation, and Steward of the Regalia Court, under Sir Walter Blackett ...

... h LET. ike honft.of Gill, Innkeeper, at Fciryhill, Tnefday the tik Day of March lufteat, between Hont* t»f Taro and Font in the Afternoon, and to be catered upon at Lady day neat, TWO GRASS CLOSES, at Fcrrybill afotefaid, containing together about twentj-fi»e Actea, now. in the Occupation of Robert Appleby, Tenant thereof. Yot Condition*, if wanted in the mean Time, apply to Mr Hagai), ...

... DROPS: Or, The D R 0 PS of He alt h and Lono Life. In Bottles of ss. and 2s. 6d. proportionable. jMOTICE is hereby given to Perjbnt of both Sexes, afflided witb Gleets and Weakneffes ofthe Seminal Vef- fels, of ever fo long ftanding, or with the Venereal Difeafe in all its different Stages, from the Jligbteft to its moft malig- nant Infiedion, that, on Friday the $ift of O&aber nee, bis ...

... Country, to inoculate all pro- per Subjects that offer for the Sm a ?? ; he has already ino- culated great Numbers in this County; who have all had the Dillemper in fo favourable a Manner as fcarcely to be called a Difeafe j every one being able to walk or ride about their Bull- nefs, and fpllow their Employ during the. whole Progrefs, (Phyfic Days only excepted) the Names of every Individual ...

... at.tlic. Top ofthe Bridi?e,-Ga.te , Irs.Derby, .thinks it prppei: to acqujinrtbePublick,. rliar he fells Wines, ?? Brandies* Re. neat as irnpdi red ; and that all Perforij who bleafe 'tofavQiif him With their OrderSi may di pend upon being ferved With tne beft Commodities, and pn the mdlt reafonable TerhtSi By 1 Tbe k humble Serkrdttlt,' 1 . j'• ■ ,; ■ r, ?? -.■■,- ?? . „ .HENRY I ...

... , Master at the FREE-SCHOOL in Derby, desires, to give this rimjick Notice,:, tint he intends to tench School ac his dtoii Hpilfe,.fortheSa'ferv of Ins Scholars, during thefe Times of Tumult and OifrfijllM, and thar lie (hill with great Pleafure wa upon all his FrieiKffj at his Houfe aforefaidt. . ;. Derby, March .4th, l ijbS. _ ; Bottce 10 fjctebj? gate THE next MEETING of r tbe TRUSTEES. X ...

... iam^^^tW : ® t -TUS Mo alfei^^^etr'pf^^^lja^^^i^/ jened m thisuhtair and dtftn_en_.-UM-*ifln^ that hoMa- , ©itrate, m any Corporation^ ?? ?? ;bwfnl Power And if- ?? of a Public&J_ JS.U.V Attit. ney at Law, that^foth Perfon Wp^Aiiftio ?? »/ re?ten - d : ?? . le^al ?? ?? .. - : .; >. ?? ™ ?? r ?? : j> LETT a w eijteried ...

... lid, weU-maJe, feventeen years of age, five foot feven inches hif>h, had on a dark coloured ihick-fct coar and veil, buck skin hreech?s, a bine fortout coat, with a crimfon velvet collar, and done round the edges wi:h crimfon velvet, a black velvet c-.pe, anfwera ro ihe nr-rne ©f LONDON. Any perfon appre- hending the fjid negroe flive, and lodging him in any of his M-jefly's goals, by applying ...