... the the Northumber-0 Militia Alnwick, for their annual cxotcii'e did the Durham Militia, Barnardcuftie, the xoth, for the like purpofe. The Racehorie and Carcafs are fitting our for an expedition to the North Pole, under the command*of the Hon. L'apt. Mr. Lyons appointed by the Board of Longitude, to make obiervations in Aftronomy, Natural Hiftory and Philofophy.—-The principal dclign of the ...

... now univerially allowed, that Potatoes are a wholcfoms and nouiifliing root; that they are the beft fecurity to the poor a bad harveft and that the;, amply repay the farmer for his cultivation of'them. Of truths the York agriculture fcem fully faciified, by their ottering a premium of filver cup, for the beft crop of potatoes railed in the year upon not lefs than three ftatute acres. order to ...

... John Langford and John Sebille, of St. Martin's le- Grand, Silverfmitbs tad Partners. Abraham Abrahams, of St. Giles, Money Scrivener. - Rupert Thomas Murphy, of Chelfea, Vintner. George Sandilands, Tweed mouth, in the county Durham, Cabinet-maker, Benjamin Hall, of Doncafter, in Yorkshire, Kcelman. Bank Stock, 150 i-4-th a s*Bths. Three per Cent. Bank red. 85 a i-Bth a 85. Three per Cent. ...

... Street -, and at St. Paul's Coflfee-Houfe in St. Paul's Church- Yard, London, where it may be feen every Week. WILLIAM ANDERSON, At the Pack-Horfe and Fkece Inn, ( formerly Mrs. Dow.son's, and late Mr, Dowson's) on the Side, Newcastli, RETURNS Thanks to his Friends and the Public for the kind Encouragement he has hitherto met with, and begs the Continuance of their Favours ; which he hopes to ...

... &'y('& Few days ago, the Rev\. Mr. Faber, a curate of Brantley in this pariih, w.is p relented by the Lords Keepers the Great Seal, the Vicarage of Calverley in this county, void by the refignation of the Rev. Mr- Bewick who. hear, is preferred by Lady Cononlby a living in Herefordlhire. Mr. Richard Halilead, diltiller, and Mr. Nicholas Smith, attorney law, have each iubfcribed two guineas ...

... Bank Stock, India Stock, 158 -half. Three per Cent. B. Red. a Three Cent. Con. 14th a »-half a 3'hs. with div. Three and fhsjt. Four per Cent. Con. qz. a 14th. Three per Cent. South Sea An. a i-4ihs. Ann. 3-411.1. India Bonds, tot. us. Navy and Victualling Bills, i-3ih. dife. ...

... may be feen eveiy Week TEA. JAMES DONALDSON, GROCER and TEA-MAN, Near the Cross, in LEEDS, BEGS Leave to acquaint the PUBLIC, ThattheEAST-INDiA-CoMPANY TEA SALE being o ver, hehas clear'd from the Company's WAstrHousi, A Large and Frclh ASSORTMENT of Fine Bohea Tea, at 4s 3d Fineft Singlo Green 6s, 6s 6d rmeft Congou Leaf ditto at 4s to 7s t\d to 4s 8d Fine ISloom 8s to 9s 1 Fine Congou ditto ...

... Church Yard, London, where it may be feen every Week. Huddersfield SCHOOL. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a Mafter qualified to teach Grammar, Writing and Accompts. There is a ?? for the Mafter, and all Conveniences ; and a good Mafter will meet with great Encouragement. For farther Particulars enquire of the Rev. Mr. Crook, Vicar, or the Churchwardens of Huddersfield. NEW CANAL From Wakefield to the Dun ...

... Church Yard, London, where it may be Hen every Week. To be SOLD, A Genteel Second-Hand POST-CHAISE, London-made, with good Steel Springs, and two Lamps, in very good Repair, and Harnefs for two Horl'es. Enquire at the Ptrfonage at Eniley. MR. DAWSON's BALL at Halifax, will beat the AfTembly-Room in that Town, on Friday the ioth of April next.— Tickets to be had at the Talbot, White-Lion, and ? ...

... Fearne^ SILK -MERCER, and WOOLLEN- DRAPER, near the Crofs, who is retiring from Bufinefs. CONSISTING OF Half-Ell and Three-Quar- Moreens, Harratecm, Che- ten plain Luftringi. neys, Darnicks, Shalloons, Strip'd, flower'dand tobin'd Callimancoei, Wildborei, and Three-Quarters ditto. plain and rtrip'd Stuffs of alt Ducapei, Amniecns, fuper- Kinds, fine Cloths, Plains, Hunters Velvets, Velvereti, ...

... may be Oen every Week. TH E Commiflioners in a Commiflion of Bankrupt, awarded and ifl'ued forth againlt JAMES COLLINS, of Scriven-with-Tcntergatc, in the County of York, Money-Scrivener, Dealer and Chapman, intend to meet on the Twentieth Day of April Inll. at Four ?? in the Afternoon, at the Houlc of Jol'eph Myers, known by the Name of the New-Inn in Leeds, in the County of York, in order to ...

... occupied by their Fattier, but lately by Mr. Dunderdale, near the Croft* where they will continue felling all KJN D S of TLINEN-DRAPERY GOODS, ' At the molt reafonable Pr ices. ?? They beg Leive to thank their Cuftomers for the En. co uragement hitherto experienced i and to ?? thtm V that the utmolt Attention lhall tie invariably exerted to retain their Favors, By thtir much Mired, ¦a I S3, ...