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... Whitehall t June '8, 1782. ExtraS of a letter Jrom Lieut Gen. Sir Eyre Coote, K. B. dated Fort St. George, Jan. 28, 1782, received at the Office of the Earl of Shelburne, June 4. AFTER the attion with Hyder Ally, on the ill of July, my next objeft was to march to the northward, in order to effeft junction with the Bengal detachment, and in the Way to relieve Vandiwaln, which was inverted a ...
... firft battalion of Weft-York/hire Militia, T commanded by Sir George Savile, and now in this town, have received orders to march on Thurfday next for Hull; where they are to be ftationed for the i'ummer. he battalion of Weft Yorkfhire Militia, commanded Colonel Stanhope Hervey, and now Rationed Pontefraft, Ferrybridge, and Doncaftcr, have alfo received orders to inarch on Thurfday to Stamford, ...
... J ?? Lieds,) 6EGS Leave to inform the Ladies and Gentle- men of Leeds, its Environs, and the Pubiie in general, t he has takcaa SHOP oppofite the BILL* ARD-ROOM, Seining to Mrs. COWLING'S HOTEL, where he intends cvrying oe the above Bufinefs. . uw .„ . r> Thofe who pleafe to favour him with their Commands -JXepend on his utmoft Affidtf.ty and Attention, to merit __ir Aoorobation and ...
... and the Public, That he has entered on the SHOP of the late Mr. GEORGE MAUDSLEY, in Weftgate, and is juft returned from London and other Manufactures, with A New Aflbrtment of Large and Small Plate, Plated Goods, Jewellery, Trinkets, Sec. Elegant and Fashionable, in great Variety. j^« Anxious to merit their Patronage, it will ever be his Care to obferve the ftrifteft Integrity, added to an ...
... Gentlemen, and others, for their numerous avours conferred on him in the above dranches, and hopes for a Continuance thereof ; he alfo begs Leave to acquaint them, That he has removed from his late Shops to his New Ones, which are fpacioufly built on Purpofe for the Reception of Ladies and Gentlemen* Carriages, tec. at the Top of Northgate. ty Thofe Perfens therefore who are pleafed to favor ...
... to inform iV his FRIENDS and the PUBLIC, That he has purchafed at. the East-India Company's LAST TEA SALE, (which was the cheapest of any lince the Commutation Act took Place) a large and frefh AiTortment of very fine Bohea, Congou, Souchong, Pekoe, Singlo, Bloom, and Hyfon TEAS, Of the BEST QUALITY and FLAVOUR. g^» He returns his grateful Thanks tor the great Encourage- ment he has already ...
... J'or the faid Riding, Yorkfhire. \a t their General Meeting held in PurJ'uance of tbe late AS cf Parliament, relating to the Militia, Have Ordered, That tbe Milituifor tbe faid Riding jball affemble at Richmond, it tke fame Riding, on Monday tbe Fifth Day of May next, ti bt trained and exercifed for tbe Space of Tntienty- Eight Days :—At tx-hich Time atd Place, all Mi • liliamen thereto ...
... King, bolden by Yorkfhire. ) Adjournment at Doncafter, in andfor the faid Riding, tbe Stb Day of January, zkti 'George lll. and J in tbe Year of our Lord 1 786, Before Jolhua Wilion, Efquire ; tbe Rev. fames Wilkinfon, Clerk j Pemberton Milnes, Robert Athorpe Athorpe, Freeman Bower, and Francis Ferrand Foljambe, Efquires, His Majefty s Jufiices if the Pteace ebere frefent, and fo forth: The ...
... t ■ at the Sign of the Marquis of Granby, in Lower- h__d row! Leeds, having had Thirty Years Praaice in that infm-ST Twenty of which were in the Horfe Guards Blue, £ bly offers his Service to the Public, and doubts not from lit extenfive Knowledge and Praaice as a Farrier, of giving entire Satisfaaion to aU who fhall pleafe to put their Horfes fin # ci - Good Stabling with proper Care for ...
... Pontefi aft, and all other Places adjoining thereto. NOTICE is hereby given, That this large, extenfive, and old-accuflonied WHARFE, is compleatly repaired, and rendered more commodious for the Difpaich of Coatling Bufinefs, than any Wharfe on the Soutli- wark Side ofthe River. That the old Contrafl Traders, whofe Names are under- written, are the befl Set of VelTels ever yet in that Trade, ...
... A MERICA. From the NEW YORK. GAZEITF.. A'w-Tori, Jn{y 4. M dc Rochambault, and Mr II ton, Lieut. Gen. of the army of his Moil C'hiiftian Majetty the King France, . haying, with their united tioops, prcfented tor fomc days paft at our lines in the vicinity Kinglbridge and Moriiliana, on Monday night lallfuddenly decamped from the latter poll, they were purfucd ten miles by fomc Col. De Lancey ...
... in the Partnerlhip of the MIRFIELD i,IME and COAL TRADE: All Perfons who have any-DAnand, on Ceorge France and Co. are defired to fend in tfijff refpea- ive Claims, direaed to Mr Filland, their Agent at Mirfteld t and all Perfon, indebted to the faid Company are defired to pay their Debt, to the faid Mr Filland. Kighley, Thwaites, and Newjholmelndofure. NOTICE is hereby given, ThsttthjeCom- ?? ...