... h Craven, 'ftrkfiyirt, BEGS Leave to return his moft grateful Thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, for their many Favors conferred upoa him at the faid Inn, and to inform them, That he now runs his Poll-Chaife with good Horfes and careful Driver*, at Nine-pence per Mile, (Duty free) to any Part of the Kingdom, on the fhortelt Notice. ty All Gentlemen, Traveller*, and Others, who ...

... any good Tradefmen, not left than FIVE HUN- DRED POUNDS, at Five per Cent. Intereft, by Letters directed for A. B. C. at the Hambro' Coffee Houfe, Royal Exchange, London, will be duly anfwer'sj „ ith Secrecy. ty Nothing will be anfwer'd, but thofe who want to borrow FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, or upwards. GAME. WHEREAS theGAME within the Manor of ROWAL, in the Parilh of KELLINGTON, has of late Years ...

... removed from his SHOP in Lowerhead-Row, into the commodious Shop near the Crofs, lately in the Occupation of M. HANCOCK, Watch-Maker. t_7- He alfo returns his lincere Thanks to his Friends for the numerous Favors already conferred upon him, arid hum- hly hopes for a Continuance thereof, which he will ever endeavour to merit, andalways molt gratefully acknowledge. •Jaai sth, 1780. Br aii for i) ...

... the Public, That he has open'd a SHOP, oppofite the Bed Bear, in Briggate, and laid in an entire new Aflbrtment of Mercery and Woollen - Drapery Goods. t& Thofe who pleafe to confer their Favors on him, may depend on the moft afliduous Attention to their Com- mands, which will be always gratefully cfteem'd, by Liids, July> Their moft obedient Servant, 3d, 1780. > JOHN HARDWICK. LEEDS, nth July ...

... ay, Mantua, and Habit - Maker, frm London, O EfpecHully begs Leave to acquaint the XV LADIES of LEEDS and its Environs, That he pur- ports being at Leeds the laft Week in June Inftant ; when he hopes to be favour'd by the Ladies who honour'd him with their Favours while he lived in Leeds. C_r* Thofe Ladies who pleafe now to favour him with their Commands, by addrefling a Line directed for ...

... paptr, hul tbt Author may rtly on its apptaring ia lur ntxt. ir. ii., ■ -i_- __ JANUARY i.th, 17.0. C R E. D'-I T O R S. VTOTICE is. hereby given to the Creditors I.^l ofthe late THOMAS BATTERSBY, of Idle, In the Parifh of Calverley, That they are requelled to pay into the Hinds of the Rev. Mr Dawfon, and Mr John Morrii, of Idle, fueh Sumi aa they are indebted to the faid Thomaa Batteifby, ...

... faid Library, particularly, [1 / Whitehead's Poems, vol. ift, Bvo. Plays, vol. 16th, via. Percy, Battle of Haftings, Alfred, C t-c. Svo. . a » » J Rofieau's Eloifa, vol. id, izmo. %j Dr ' den ' B Pla y»» v°l. » ...

... the WINE-VAULTS and STOCK ofWINE, Late belonging to MefT. Halftead, Co-upland and Wilkinfon, under the New White Cloth Hall, Leeds. tj- Thole who plcafe to favor hhn with their Orderi, may depend on having them executed oh the beft Term!. March 6th, 1780. MARY WHITAKER, RETURNS her fincett Thanks to her Friendi and the Public, for the many Favors con- ferred on hrr late Mother Mrs WHITAKER, ...

... UBSCRIPTION. By Their MAJESTIES SERVANTS, At the THEATRE, im lEE D S, ON TUESDAY Evening, May 23, 1780, will be prefented a TRAGEDY, called MATILDA: or. The Rival Brothers. More;, M-r CUMMINS. Srward, Mr INCHBALD. Hare.., Mr H A S X E R. OTwald, Mr TYLER. Ormond, Mr COLBY. Edwin, Mr KEMBLE. Birtha, Mr, CUMMINS. Matilda, Mrs INCHBALD. End ef tbe Pity, A NEW DANCE, called The SAVAGE HUNTERS, by ...

... of ZdderTfieW, n the County of York, Cioth-Dreflcrs and Chapmen, w_. d-lfolve- by mutual Confcnt on the thirteenth Dayof la. ?? Inftant . And all and every I'erfon and Perfons w*ho Wood indebted to the faid Co-Partnerlliip, are to pay fuch Debts to the faid William Townfend the Younger: Dated the jyth Day of January, 1780. WILLIAM TOWNSEND, Sen. WILLIAM TOWNSEND, *t.n. m_, eik FEBRUARY ill. , ...

... of Birflall, fa the County h of York, Corrrfaftor, Dealer and Chapman, and he being I declared a Bankrupt, is hereby required to furrender himfclf , to the Commiflioners in the faid Commiffion named, or the jl major Part of them, on the 17th and ?? Days or May I a. .if! on ,he *+ th D *y ° f J Mhe next > at >• Houfc of ■ Mr. Jofhua Crowther, the Old-Cock, in Halifax, in the faid D ,° n l? ...

... Eftate and F.ffefls to Mr. John Shute, of Leeds, in the faid County, Grocer, and Mr. John Ritchie, of Otley aforefaid, Mtrccr.lN TRUST for her Creditori 1 NOTICE is hereby given, That the Creditors of the faid Effam Banks, inclined to ac- cept a Dividend of the Eftate and Effefts, are deiired forth- with to execute the Deed of Truft, to certify their AlTent thereto, otherwife they will be ...