... Burnley, Blackburn, Rochdale Mii.chcrUr, i'ontelraft, and all other Places adjoining thereto NOTICE is hereby given, That this large, extenfive, and old-accuiiomed WHARFE, is ccmpk-tly repaiied, and rende*id 11, ire commodious for the Dilp.rch of Coalling Bufinef.,, than any What Ie on the -outh- ¦a-ark Side of the River. That the old Contract Traders, whofe Names are under- vrntten, are the ...

... his fincere Thanks for the pall Favours he has receiv- -1 the Gentry and Public in the Branches of LAND- SCAPE and PORTRAIT PAINTING; and at the fame Time begs Leave to inform them, That he has enter'd into PARTNERSHIP with Mr. JOHN NASH, and that they in- tend carrying on the Bufinefs of Coach, Sign, and Houfe - Painting, With the above Branches. ty Thofe who pleafe to favour them with their ...

... Sky. Blue Leeds Broad Cloth, Six-Quarters broad, the Lift ftriped with two Stripes of yel- low, two Ditto of white, and two Ditto of black, luppofed to be worth Bs. 6d. per Yard. Six Yards and a Qijarter of dark Claret, or Copper-colour'd Leeds Broad Cloth, Six-Quarters wide, the Lift the fame as the above, and fuppofed tobe manufactured by the fame Per- fon, valued at about 6s. per Yard. Nine ...

... of Vocal and Inftrumental MUSIC. FIRST VIOLIN, and SOLO CONCERTO, by Mr. HAIGH, Jun. • A CONCERTO the GERMAN FLUTE, by an Officer of the 90th Regiment. The VOCAL PART, Mifs HAIGH. begin at Half paft Six o'clock. After the CONCERT will a BALL. Tickets to be had at Haigh's Mufic-Shop, at 2s. 6d. each. William Wigglefworth, LINEN - DRAPER, Briggate, Leeds, BEGS Leave to inform his Friends-and the ...

... Circulating-Library, purfuant to the Advertifement in the lait Week's Paper, and agreed to form thenil'elves into a Philofopliic.il and Literary Society. Amongll other Regulations it was refolved, That the firft Meeting of the Society fhould be holdcn at the Circulating- Library, on the fecond Wednefday in April next, at Six ?? in the Evening; at whicii Time a Difcourl'e en the Utility of ...

... Robert Barker and Walter St, Martin's-Lane, London, Woollen-Drapers. William Coyte, Sloan-(treet, London, Slater; Jonathan Green, of Exeter, Ironmonger. Henrietta of Salt hill, in Buckinghamshire, Inn-holder. Robert Sliarpe, the Younger, of Shafton, in Dorfeifhire, Linnsn Weaver. John Forbes, o« Church-rtrcet, London, Bookfeller. Ceo. ot Fer.church ftreet, London, Hofier. Ceo. Cawthorn, ot ...

... Youth will be taken on moderate Terms. t3» He takes this Opportunity to return 1 hanks to his Friends and the Public tor the many Favours conferred upon him, and h.ipes by due Attention to their Commands to merit a Continuance thereof. He has laid in a frefh and choice AfTortment of the beft of every Article in the above Branchei, which lie will fell at reduced I'ricfes. Joiners, Carpenters ...

... WRITING, ARITHMETIC, and every other R«iuifite for Trade, By THOMAS LITTLEWOOD, And hi! ASiISTANTS. Ternoi as before, Eighteen Guineas per Ann. snd One Guinea Entrance. Wafhing, Mending, die. Sevan and Sixpence per Quarter. French tatrght by a Native of France, aod included in the above Terms. Drawing, Sec. an extra Charge. t3? THOM »3 LI TTLE-VOOD begs Leive to return Ins molt finctre Thsnki ...

... Leeds, every Evening, (Saturda^ ex- eeoted) by Way of Ferrybridge, Dencafter, fee. to the Caoss tvs. Wood itreet, CheapCde, London, where it arrives ?? AftcruOop about Four o'Clxk, (SUndays excepted) _d returns from thence by the fame Courfo to Leeds. „# return. . VINCENT, Petformed by 2 B ATTIE^ . , (FISHER and Co. yy This Coach meets the Carlifle Coach at the Golden- tlnn afoiefaid, every ...

... THE KING's-ARMS, in BRADFORD, well-accu domed INN, fituate in the Market.PJace, will be continued by the prefent Tenant till it lei t. 13* The Perfon that takes the Houfe n ...

... Prime Coft) at their SHOP, in the Market-Place, Leeds, Confifting of a Large and Elegant Collection of Printed Linens, Cottons, Callicoes and Mullins; a very Large Af- fortment of Plain, Stript, Checkt and Flower'd Muflins, fome curious Work'd Aprons and Handkerchiefs, 3-4'hs, 7-Sths, and 4-4ths Irifh Linens, Culix Hollands, Half-Ell, Three-qrs. and Yard-wide Modes, Perfians, andSarfencts, a ...

... 1783, ?? over all his perfonal Eftate and Effefts unto Mr. Peter Tolfon the Younger, of Leeds, Merchant, and Mr John Lee, of the fame Place, Sadler, in Truft for the Benent ol all hi, Creditors who lhall within three Months from the Date thereof execute the faid Affignment, or otherwife agree to accept of the Money arifing from his EffeCls, rateably and in Pioportion to their Debts, and in ...