... S T E R, Written by BEAUMONT and FLETCHER. Bellario, by Mrs MELMOTH, Being htr ad appearance in tli.it character. To which vvill be adeled, (Not afted this Seafon) The Scots PaO.oral Comedy (in three afts) of the Gentle Shepherd, or Patie and Roger. With SCOTS MUSIC anti DRESSES. Patie, Mr MILLS. Peggy, Mrs SIMPSON. l^ivattt Rex et Regina, ■^ — — — mt m GARDEN, GRASS, and TREE SEEDS, FLOWER- ...

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... Lady Luxborough's Letters to Mr. Shenftone — Sir Edw. Barry's Obfervatrons on the Wines of the Anci- ?? of the Settlements and Trade ofthe Europeans in the Eaft and Weft Indies — Wood's Eflay on Homer — Dr. Tottie's Sermons — Blaney's Differtation on the Prophecy of Daniel — Six Olympic Odes of Pindar — Hiftory of the Ifle of Anglefey — Falck on the Medical Qualities uf Mercury—Fer- gufon's ...

... or this PAPER are taken in at the Chapter, Peel's, London, and St. Paul's COFFEE-HOUSES, London, where it may be feen eveiy Week Wakefield Scfiions, Jan. nth, 1776. Wefl- Ruling 1 fARDERED, That a Meeting be Of ?? advertifed in the Country News Yorkshire. JPapers, to be held at the White-Hart Inn at Wakefield, on Monday the 29th Inllant, r-.t the Hour of Eleven in the Forenoon ofthc lame bay, ...

... fenttd, a Comedy, (Not acl ed tkls Seafon) CalWd, The CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. The Part of Mifs Sterling, by Mrs LEE, Being ber firft appearance in that charalier. Lord Ojjlebv, * Mr IMCHB.VLD. Sir John Melville, Mr WOODS. Mrs Hidleberg, Mrs WEBB. And Fanny, Mrs INCHBALD. To which will be added, THE JUBILEE. With all the Original Mulic and Songs. Inftead ofthe Pageant, the celebrated and famous S ...

... [No. 1936. Suffolk and Norfolk* To his Grach the Dui* of ATTON, Rqtulonim. Countof Sqfolk. bat him rtprtjjthjedto Majtfj, That tbe tfumbtr e/rtgues, vagabofufs, and iifitdtrhf perfont atepeqfe, fo the greatfitmied' i-fs and annoy once of tbeiing* dom, and that it it rfferitidUy nectjfary that the all Pajfe4 the 1 itbyear of bit late Majejfy'i reign, and over lanlfg and ftatu’et agtdnft roguet ...

... By- C. ELLIOT, Parlianicnt-Sciuare, Edinburgh, In pnc volume Svo, price 5 s. 3 el. in boards, ?? with a Chart, »n which the Tracks of both Veflels aie accurately b'.iJ down, and other Cuts, X JOURNAL of Capt COOK. ?? VOYAGE . In the RE SOLU TI O N, In the Years 177., 1773, 1774, and 177.9, On DISCOVERY to tbe SOUTKRN HEMISPHERE ; By which-the Nwnexiftencc of an unclifcovered Continent, be- ...

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... Charges and King's Taxes, which may be entered on at Lady-Day next, or fooner if defired, each being entire to itfelf; chiefly an old Sheep Walk, never broke up, con- taining from two to four or fix Hundred Acres of Land and upwards, of Clay, Hazzel, and fandy Land, very Improve- able, near adjoining many good Lime Stone Quarries, and within a few Miles of Nottingham and Mansfield. Further ...

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... may be f.cn eveiy Week JOHN BEAN, Writing-Mailer, In the BULL and BELL Yard, Briggate, Leeds, AND T. WALKER, late Affiftant toMrGrimlhaw, BEG Leave to inform the PUBLIC, That they have fitted up a r.eat and commodious SCHOOL, in the faid Yard; where Youth will be inftrufted in the FoIIowingBRANCHES of LEARNING, viz. WRITING mall the ufual ami ornamental Hands ; ARITH- METIC in all its ...

... from Lo_no>i,-and has brought home, A LargS and fell ilo.. able A.l_.r.i..ei.t of all *7 ?? ..f GOODS for the WINTER TRADE, which he continues to fell on the _t_o ft reafonable terms. A few of the articl.' stire, metilioncel as under, viz. Beft Superfine Cloths,_ common colours, at 16 s. per yard, rea iy money. Sii pers, Refines, Seconds, and Livery Cloths,- equally low in proportion, C. ...