... 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, ...

... bright and fair, No deepen'd colours blend ; When biting frofl rides on the wind, Bleak ...

... Friends and Cuflomers for all Favours confer'd on her late Hufband, and as fhe intends to carry on the Bufinefs in all its Branches as ufual, flatters berfelf with a Hope of their future Favours, and they may depend on her unwaried Endeavours to give the utmoft Satisfaction. N. B. The Watch Bufinefs will be carried on by a Journey- man of Ability, under the Infpe&ion ot Mr. WRIGHT of Derby; ...

... Printed and Sold by SAINT ...

... Dhordcrs, Lownefs of Spirits, Head-achs, Tremblings, Vain Fears, and Wanderings of the Mind, frightful Dreams, Catchings, Startings, Anxieties, Dimnefs, with the Appearance of Specks hefore the Eyes, Lofs of Me- mory, Cholic, Cramp, Convulfions, Hyfteric Fits, Hypo- condriac Complaints, and the Falling Sicknefs. They prevent Sicknefs at the Stomach, and take off that Senfe of Fulinefs after ...

... the miniftry have ootained advices from New-York (but they are not official, being by the way of Holland) of the date July 17. Lord Howe was not then arrived on Staten Ifland ; and every thing remained jull before when Col. Blunt left that place. Gem Wafliington is intrenched above King’s-bridge with 24,000 men. £u. P'Jlt, &c. 2. Particulars from America contained in fevcral I private letters, ...

... JANUARY 1776. JOSEPH MAYOW, Habcidalher, in the High-Street, having pur eh fed the Stock in Trade of Mr. EDWARD DOE, late the Corn-Market, Oxford, con(ifting of a large Aflbrtmcnt of Woollen and I.incn Drapery, Hahctdalhcry and Hoficry Goods, determined fell oil*the Whole, for ready Money, confTdcrably under Prime Coll, order to clear the Shop, and make Room for a frelh Alfortmcnt agaiuft the ...

... via jlm/lerdam, are fo much in want of provilioo* in this ifland, that unlefs we meet m with fupply. fcall near to eat S W • one another. What aimoft cuts off X i our hopes of better times, are the lC3c**J E'lglifh men of war, who are con'tinually cruizing off this ifland intercept the Amei icun veffels that bring us proviuons, which they take and carry into Antigua.” . . They are now ulting ...

... their motl grateful thais-43 tothe ■*• fteebeldets eir.d Ctmtmjfioaen of Sopp. 'y of the Coin-ties of Perth a,: J V# .. nt i the lijii. Magiftrates and Conned of the Cily of .'Herded', fcr •f ? '.peroiis Bounty in approbation of ihcir work. 4 ttave'.'.ers have been frequently impofed iriou in fcvcral flages, they ?? it their duty to mention, 'f'hat the road from Glafjrow to Gree- °k oply ...

... upon bringing it Mr Dempftcr jt wciler, Paihai.-uiit-fquare, fhall be handforngly rewarded. ' A- HUN T.K R to be SOLD HE is a ! ic.h-bred Korfe, in order for immediate work, and nsafter or' twelve or thirteen ftone. He ii warranted found, and any reafonrble tria! will be given for further particular?, c-.qi.in-' a: Carl.-. Nt the Rcpoiito-y. — Piic? Thnty Guineas. ii DTT E II AX 15 CHEE S E^ ...

... may be feen eveiy Week LEEDS BANK. In Purfuance of His Majefly's Proclamation of tbe Twelfth of Afril laf}, DEFICIENT -GOLD -COIN WIDL be taken in and exchanged by MefT. LODGE, ARTHINGTON, and BECKETT, or their AGENTS, appointed for that Purpofe, at the follow- ing Places, and Times, during the Appearance vf thit Adver- tifement in the Leeds Papers. At the Leeds Bank, every Day in the Week, ...

... and TAvram, arc . pe.ied for the .t-icptlon of Com- pany 1 where they may depend on ...