... Commons, will of certainty relign the chair at the clofe of this feflions of parliament, and that he will be fucceeded by George Cornewall, Efq; one of the Lords the Treafury. St, Jameit Chron. z. It is faid that his Majefty is reconciled to the Duke of Gloucefter, by the mediation of great lady; but the Duke will not return to England till his affairs are in a train for being eafed, which can ...

... val(ia. icoss, aqd eai.h, B. C. 4 year olds >» 4Ab* BJb. 6.year olds 9ft : 41b'. and dik---Quo.Sweep(Jnkes and Matches. , HMlfStob Afet The i4S«a.fipr 5-yc olds, Bft. 4lh. txjk Vl* l 7 fu^&bcrs, . JflS.lsey.Clvb for 4yr ol ...

... Mr Jtques’s, the George and »ue Boat Inn, Ilolhorn, London; and from Mr **, in Netvcaftle, every day (Sundays excepted]; parries fix infide pafßugcts, each to pay to Bfcom Kewcaftk, al. yls.—from Durham, al. its. sd. —ftoagDailiogton,. aj. ys. jd —fr6m Nunhallcrton, ii. js. fron-A)rt>ughbridge, il. its. 6d.—and tt ...

... refiding in Little-Eaton. Cheflerficld Zsth March, 1776. AT a Meeting this Day held of many of the principal Inhabitants of Chefterfield, for the Purpofe of confidering feveral Matters refpedting the Parifh Offices of that Borough, it was refolv'd and agreed, that fome pro- per Perfon fhall be engaged as a conftant AlTiftant to the Overfeers of the Poor, Surveyors of the Highways, and Con- ...

... will on Wed- nrfdav the fir** of Miy, begin to take in all Guineas mi ...

... Tl GNOR ROSIGNOLE Hasconfented to play ONE NIGHT MORE . Which will be To-morrow, being THURSDAY the ajth raft. When, after the favourite Comedy ot LOVE FOR LOVE, He will, by way of taking his leave, introduce Entertainments Entirely New. He will exhibit alfo the TWO FINE I CONCERTOS , he per- formed on his Benefit Night ; with many additional Novel- ties, too tedious to mention. To which will ...

... maatrcb. Hi* hu ioMi iabowed under comphcauM of I, for fereril,week* be hat beea«oa> 'faed to bttduteber, and very few people are ad■unedto hist. ilinefe coofinued dnopff. » Utters fewsPublia a ■aligaaot fever Bad. for Tome day* ;psft, made great Kavock ' city. It wat hippofed by tbeucpky.tw luvc fro® criminal, witk the gad dttteUger, being braaght into court winoor the - ocdHTary precaution* ...

... next, the 21ft inft. will be prefented (for the laft time this feafon) THE BEGGARS OPERA. Capt. Macheth, Mr DIGGES. Polly, Mrs BARRE. After the Play, SIG. ROSIGNOEE will perform his ufnal Imitations cf Birds , and the Mock Violin. Being pofitively his laft appearance on this Stage. After which will be prefented a Farce, called The MILLAR of MANSFIELD. Tfie whole to conc'nde with THAT GRAND ...

... may be fceh eveiy WseJ> THOMAS and SAMUEL ILES, (Sons of the late WILLIAM ILES) •Q ES PECTFULLY beg Leave to acquaint J_^. their friends, and the Public, That they are juft return 'd from LONDON, with a Large and Entire New Alfortracnt of LINEN-DRAPERY GOODS: And that having taken the SHOP, lately occupied by Mr Bra- aier, (nearly oppofite Mr Armitage'sJ in Briggate, Leeds, all who kindly ...

... Chaifcs, and who complained of the Hardthip of their paying the Wheel Tax, while the Stage Coaches ran at little or Expence Taxation. In the Courfe of his Speech his Lordlhip mentioned Dr. Price’s Pamphlet, and refuted fcveral of his Calculations. He alfo (hewed, that the Accounts of the Quantity of Specie now in this Kingdom, and that it would all come into the Exchequer, as the Payment of ...

... and has had for feveral ytars the management and direeiion of the bufmefs carried on'in the mod txtenlive Wine Vaults in this country; alfo has acquired, from long prat_t.ee, a thorough knowledge of all work performed in vaults. Any Gentleman having occafion for fuch,- may ap- ply to Mr George Btll wine-cooper, Quality-ftreet, I.eith. IIOYAL BANK, Edinburgh, 27th April 1 776. THE .Lords ...

... the following prices, vii. London Claret, ?? 365. per dotto. Midcira, ?? 30 ...