... hi* prefent STOCK on Hand at Prime Coft, and fome Articles under, as the enfuing Spring he intends laying in, from different Manu- factories, an entire new and molt falhionable Affortment of every Article that belongs to this Bufinefs. *»* Orders for any Sort of Furniture which he manu- iadtures, he is determined to ferve hi* Cuflomers and , Friends at the very lowefl Prices, and their Work ...

... County of York, was by mutual Confent, diflblved and determined on the Firft Day of May lafl ; from whicl, Time the Trade of the faid Copartnerlhip has been and will continue to be carried on, by and in the Names of JONES, HAVARD, JONES, * arid BUSTARD •to whom all Debts owing to the fsid late I Partnerfhip, are to be paid, and from whom all Debts ow- ing from the faid late Partnerfhip are to ...

... HOLDER and CABINET-MAKER, At Ibt BED and CHAIR, near the Ntro- Inn, in LEEDS, TAKES this Method to acquaint his Cuf- tomers and the Public. That every Article in the above Bufinefs, fuch as PAPER-HANCINCS for Rooms, ot all Sorts, and BEDS, CHAIRS, TABLES, LOOKING- OLASSES, CHEST of DRAWERS, Sec, and any other Article which belongs the Bufinefs, he is determined to ferve his Cuftomers and the ...

... Years of Age, will be taken on moderate Terms. ty Mr. TRANT takes this Opportunity to return fincere Thanks to all his Friends for pait Favours, and hopes for a Continuance thereof. He likewifc begs Leave to in- form them, That he continues to fell the undermention'd Articles as ufual, of which he purpofes to keep a regular AlTortment, and thofe of the beft Kind, vix. Anchovies Sago Roll and ...

... XH E Partnerlhip betwixt Me and Mr. JAMES BOYNTON being mutually dilTbWed, I take tnia Opportunity to return Thanks to thofe wbo have fa- voured us with their Commands during thefaid Partnerfhip, and to inform them and the Public, that the BufincCs in fu- ture will be carried on by me in all its Branches. (3 Thofe who pleale to favour me with their Orders, may depend on their Bufm.f. being ...

... Opportunity of informing his Friends and Ljhe Public, That he has imported a frelh Afl'ortment of IRISH LINENS, which, with MUSLINS, PRINTS, and various other Articles in the Linen Trade, will be fold on fach Terms as he hopes will merit a Continuance of their _ I - Favours. ■■| I NOTICE to CREDITORS. J fTpHE CREDITORS who have proved I i J their Debt, under the Commiflion of Bankrupt, a- | ...

... feveral Years.— Apply to the Printers. WANTED Immediately, A HOUSE-KEEPER :— A fteady Woman, about Forty Years of Age, who can be well recom- mended for Abilities, and can acl without the Inflriiftions lof a Miflrefs. — lt is hoped none will apply but fuch as are 'duly qualified In every Refpelt for fuch Undertaking. ty Enquire of the Printers of this Paper. , To be peremptorily Sold by ...

... now for Sale, A Quantity of DARK-GROUND COTTONS, Of perfea Work and Quality, and exceeding low in Price. K5 Impreffed with the Encouragement repeatedly expe- rienced from their Friends, they wifli to exprefs in the mod refpeftful Manner, their fincere Acknowledgment of every Favour j and at the fame Time prefume to flatter themfelves, that from due Attention, it will be always in their Power ...

... to the SHOP .ormerly occupied by Mr JOHN BONNEY, lately deceafed, at the GOLDEN-BEAVER, Back-o'-th.- Shambles ; and at the fame Time to acquaint them, That he is juft return'd from LONDON, Vvith a genteel and fafhionable AtTortment or Ladies Ci? Gentlemcns Superfine HATS, GOLD and SILVER LACES, TRIMMINGS, FEATHERS, &c. &c. Sec. Which he is determined to fell at the very loweft Prices. t^ He ...

... mental Mufic. The VOCAL PART by Mrs HUDSON. i FIRST VIOLIN by Mr JOBSON. Tt begin at Half pad Six e' Clock. m TICKETS at 2*. 6d. each, to be had of Mif. Bain- bfigS«- i Kirkgate ; and at the Old and New King t- Arms. •«• No MONEY will be taken at the Door*. gy As Complaints have been made that the Drivers of Car- riages do not comply with the R ules relative to the going and returning ...

... May 20, and not on Friday, as advertifed laft Week. L The FIRST NIGHT of SUBSCRIPTION. By their MAJESTIES SERVANTS. At the NEW THEATRE in LEEDS, ON Wednefday Evening, May 20, 17 78, will be prefented A NEW TRAGEDY, call'd PERCY. Earl Percy, Mr CUMMINS. EARL RABY, Mr INCHBALD, (His firdt Appearance on this Stage.) Sir Hubert, Mr LENG. Edric, Mr BUTLER. Harcourt, Mr HASKER. EARL DOUGLAS, Mr ...

... PUBLIC, That he has opened a SHOP in the Market-Place, Pontefraft, and has juft returned from Lon- don, where he has laid in a large and elegant ASSORTMENT in the above Branches. t_r Thofe who pleafe to favour him with their Commands, may depend upon being ferved on the very loweft Terms, By their mcfi humble Servant, THO. GILL. A JOURNEY-MAN and an APPRENTICE are wanted. Wanted at the Durham ...