... Friends and the Public, That in return of Gratitude for their repeated Favours conferred on him, and in oider to tender himfelf the more ufeful, ai well as to fave Ladies the Trouble of fending to London ; that after great Pains and Expence, he has diicovered the peculiar French Method of ttaining the white Grounds of Printed Muilin, Cotton, Linen, &c. a fine Pink, Straw, Orange or Yellow ; ...

... to inform them and the Public, that he has laid in a complete Assortmint of HATS of all Prices; Which .he is determined to fell on the moft reafon- able Terms. WILLJAM ATKINSON, PERUKE-MAICER and HAIR-DRESSER, I*AKES this Method to acquaint his Friends and the I'ublic, That having diflolvcd Partnerlhip with Wi.al.lAM WILSON, he ha, removed to a SHOP, lately occupied by Mr GOOD, near the ...

... of HARROGATE INCLOSURES. NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Tolls arifing at the Toll-Caites uponthe faid Turn- pike-Road, called or known by the Names of Apfer/ey-Bridre, Fool, Ltethley and Btctovitbflutv Gates, ire intended to be Lett by Auftion, to the Bed Bidder, at the Houfe of Mr Par- ker, Innholder near Apperlcy-Bridge, on Monday the 30th nt September Inflant, between the Hours of Two and ...

... may be fecn eveiy Week NOTICE is hereby piven, That the Truf- tees appointed to put in Execution the fevcrai Afts of Parlsament for Repairing and Enlarging the Roads from Lcedi thio' Bradford lo H. lifax, intend to meet at the Sign of the New Bridge in North.wram, on Friday the Sixth Day of De- cember next, at Ten ?? in the Forenoon, in order to borrow the Sum of TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, on the ...

... may be feen evesy Week BRAMHAM, July 13, 1776. ESCAP'D from Mr JAMES PEARSON, of Bramham, near Welherby, on Sunday Night, the ts.isv.ntli ot July lnftant, An infane elderly GENTLEMAN, Who is BLIND of One EVE. fcj* Had on a light Suit of Blue, a brown cut Wig, a Pair if large Shoes, and walks lame wilh a Stick or Cane in his Hand. Whoever fecures him, and will lend Exprefs to the above ...

... aker and Hair- Dresser in Wakefield, returns Thanks to his Friends for past Favors ; and begs Leave to inform them and the Public, that he has laid in a complete Assortment of HATS of all Prices; Which he is determined to sell on the most reason- able Terms. LONDON PORTER. JOHN PROCKTER, at the Top of the Swan Yard, near the Cross, Leeds, Takes this Method to acquaint Gentlemen and Innkeepers, ...

... to appear YORKSHIRE. 3 atthe Weft-Riding Seffiom, may hereby taie Notict, That their Recognizances will be eftreated, whereby they and their Suretiei will forfeit the feveral Sums of Monty fet agiinft their Names, if they do not appear and get them difcharged at the Sellions herein after mentioned. Tii appear at next Letds Scflions, Oflober loth, 1776. £. Thomas band, of Stanley, Coulininer ?? ...

... it may be fcen eveiy Week The FIRST Night of SUBSCRIPTION. By Their MAJESTIES SERVANTS. At the THEATRE, in LEEDS, ON MONDAY Evening, May 20, 1776, will be reviv'd, A TRAGEDY, call'd, The EARL of WARWICK. (Written by the Rev. Mr FRANKLIN.) EARL of WARWICK, Mr BEYNON, From the Theatte-Royal, Edinburgh. Earl of Pembroke, Mr EYLES. Earl of Suffolk, Mr PAYNE. King Edward, Mr RAYM U R. ia4y ...

... may be feen eveiy Week GRIT STONE -QUARRY. THIS is to informthe Public, That JOHN PRINCE has opened the Stone-Quarry at Meanwood, near Leeds, belonging to Jeremiah Dison, Efqj wheie all Ferfons may be ferved with Blocks of a moft' excellent and very durable Grit Stone of any Dimenfions, for Columns, Ped'ftals, Pilafters, Troughs, Cifterns, Afhlerfor Mills, Darnr, Arches, or any other Work, ...

... may be feen every Week T E A. JAMES DONALDSON, GROCER and TEA-MAN, Near the Cross, in LEED S, BEGS Leave to acquaint the PUBLIC, That he has purchafed atthe KING'S CUSTOM- HOUSE,^ (Quantity of very fine GOTTENBURG CONGOU and SOUCHONG TEAS: And that the EAs-r-Irm ?? TEA SALE being over, he has clear'd from the Comtany's Warehouse, A, Large and Frelh ASSOR TMENT of Fine Bohea Tea, at 4s 3d I ...

... 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, ...

... thia PAPER are taken in at the Chapter, Peel's, London, and St. Paul's COFFEE-HOUSES, London, where it may be f.en eveiy Week FEBRUARY, 13, 1776. WANTED, at the General Infirmary at Leeds, An active Single Woman, about 40 Years of Age, or upwards, free from the Care of a Family, to fcrve ss MATRON The Eleftion will be on Wednefday the lift of February Inft. at Three ?? in the Afternoon ; to ...