... Samuel Haliday and Richard merchants* Edward Ticeburft, suff ...

... 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 ...

... ' ON, Kcvembtr 15. I day Commodore Sir Richard Bickerton ' jy as^ r .Levee at St. James's, and kiffed King hand, on his promotion to that fl~ r. t ' le me t,me to °k ' eaVe if/, a l f° r Plymouth, tohoifl his ilt d the , Gibraltar of war, in which Eali!tn ...

... Exprejs. J [ No Ne~MJ in this Night's Land:* Gazette. J LON DON, December 15. YESTERDAY afternoon, Earl Cornwallis, accompanied by General Brackenberg, and three other officers, arrived his mother's houfe Cork-ftreet. St. James's Chton. The Englifli Chronicle of.this night lays, Earl Cornwallis is not yet arrived, but is hourly expelled. Admiral SirG. Rodney failed from Portfmouthlaft Thurfday ...

... 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 ...

... N Thurlday laft, a coafting vcffel, took fan| O j duary under the Cattle of Balmbrough, in Northumberland, running from French pri' vateer, and the privateer lent off her boats to cut her out, but was prevented by Captain Horsfall, commanding fmali party of Sir Geo. Savile's militia, who bravely beat them off. Mr. Wilkinfon's Theatrical Fete was perform'd on Friday laft at the Theatre in this ...

... [By ExprefsTy The Gazette of this Night, contains Confirmation of the Engagement betwixt the Flora and CreJ'cent, and two Dutch Frigates, which is the fame in fubjiancc as the account in the 2d page of this paper with this addition, that the Crefcent was taken the French Frigates! «• *• ;arrived the Mails from Holland, France, and Flanders. S. Sebafiien, June 8. DON GALVEZhas reduced the Fort ...

... To Clubs, Societies, be. Purcba/ers of il hole Tickets or Shares in the prcjint Lottery. MESSRS. >N and Co. refpe&- fully beg Leave recommend the following advantageous Mode adventuring, vis. To pay 271. 1 os. for a Ticket, For which, drawn a Blank on ary Day tit Wbolt Drawing, the Rearer will receive, on Demand, Twenty Pounds. Therefore, for the Rifle only tl. 10s any of the Prizes from 20 ...

... Friday laft application was made to j 0 Court of Seffions at Wakefield, encofaraee and promote petition to parliament for the eflablithing a Court of for the rer cOvery of fmall debt?, within the parifh of Wakefield, and ievcral other parifhes vyithin the weft-riding this county, when the fame was unanimoufly rejected a mod numerous and refpc&able bench and in order to prevent the inhabitants ...

... Monday, June 18, no race for w»nt of horfet. Same day Lord Darby'i filly, beat Mr Fenton't filly, for guineas rich. TueHay the 19th, the eol. plate won Lord A. Hamilton's bay coir, Afltton, . ■ ,[ 1 1 Mr Taylor'* bay filly, Betfey, i.»* ' o » Lord Derby's bay fill), Beauty, - 333 Same day fwerpftakes tea guineas each, by the Gentlemen of the Liverpool Hunts, was won by S.Dawfon, Efq'i. br. ...

... Richard Woods, Covent-Garden, London, Woollen-draper. John Yapp, of Whitbourne, in Herefordfliire, Dealer. Jofeph Capper, Liverpool, Grocer. Richard Tomlinfon, of Norfolk, Butcher. Richard Lowe, Aftley, Worcefterfhire, Dealer in Thomas Roberts, ofßalia, Merionethshire, Dealer. John Smith, Weft Smithfield, London, Oilman. Win. Maud, of Creetland seat Halifax, Clothier. Wm. Eaton, ofEndfield, ...

... hns iTot been uncommon the important truths t(i remain problematical time, amidft the contufion party, and the riitbirti of mifrepreitntation and falfchood. The minds men, which can. contain and compare a certain number .of ideas only bti>iiie perplexed, and thtir judgments confounded in t'ie multiplicity contradictory pofitions. Reaf'-n, mod unbiased, m blindly led aftrav fj'oiri i'afband ...