... 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 ...

... Ila- berdalhcry bufinefs. — For particulars, appiy to Mr Orrock, at the Exchange Cofleehoufe. W ANTE D, AN Experienced ENGINE-KEEPER for the Newark Coal- Company at Pitteuweern, who will undertake to upheld leather, oil, and other materials for the engine. Thole who incline to undertake, may give in propofals to Ga- vin.Hogg, at Ely llcuff, Fife. WHEREAS tlie GARDEN cit Warrifton lias been ...

... pablick, (as they are i 11 hanger, of the Light Coin) that ihe 19th of ...

... 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, ...

... what makes yon growl fo ? faid Sandy to Dick. •• The rebels (fay? Dick) have infnlted our nation, ...

... fatisfyrag ner- fonal or heritable fecurity, THREE THOUSAND POUNDS Sterling, in one or fcp arate fums, not under jcol. Apply to William Moncricf writer in Edinburgh, of whom may be- bad fm.ill.r foms. S.ALK of ROYAL BANK STOCK. TO be SOLD by public roup, within the Royal Bank Office, on Monday the sth d.iy of Anguft next, at five o'clock after- noon, 1000 1. t>f the Capital Stock of the Royal ...

... and W, Cr.i.ch, bookfcilers in Edinbursh ; Du.'.op 1. ti VVilfoo, ?? d f. Duncan, at Glalgow ; Eb. ttiifoo, at Dnn fries; Angus ?? Son, at Aberdeen; W. Antic ?? n, a Stir! ng ; J. Hiii'-r, .it Ptrth; W. Cole, a'Lei'ii; and by Meflrs Nicoll and Moie, at Duntite ; (; net .n boaitls 14 s i A Th'ihfot-hlcal and Political Htfiiory O? T H £ SETTLEMENTS and 'IRAD' of the EVr . ?? ■ ! ! v TN c ' ...

... TO be SOLD by AUCTION, Mr. WAY and SON, the yth of AuguO, 17if. GREAT 11 LV, near Tctfworth, All the HOUSHOLD FURNITURE, Brewing Utenfils, and Stock in Trade of Mr. JOS L'PH COX, late of Great afore&ld, Ironmonger, dccealed; the Stuck confiding of npwards of twenty hundred Weight of Spikes and Nails, and all Mannerof Articles in tbe Ironmongery Bnfinefs: Printed Catalogues whereof may had in ...

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... BRANSCUMU , Lotttry -OHtccs, 111 Hoi, , vne and I'icciddly, LonJon, (vs'n-ie 1 grcic numoti of car ...

... RAFFALD. ?? of near Sine Hundred Original Receipts in Cookery, Confeftionary, Pickling, Preferving. &c. vvith Copperplates, and direftions to fet out a table in the mort elegant manner, and in the modern tafte. Printed for the Author, and fold by R. Baldw in, Ko. 47,Pater- nofter Row. ?? The number of large iinpreffions this book has rapidly run through, is the trueft tert of its merit. The ...

... Obliged to work up as far as Cape Nichola Mole, to get what inforrnation he could of the American privateers ; when was informed that a great many American vefiels were cruiling about the Windward PalTage; in particular that large armed veflels were cruifingnear Crooked ifland, viz. brig mounting 16 guns and 80 men, and a (loop with 14 guns and 70 men. Capt. Groves met with a (loop off Berm da ...