... ALL Sorts of Scotch, Spruce, Weymouth, Pine, and Larch Fit Plants, in any Quantity, from one ten Feet high, to fold exceedingly reafbnable, and arc infinitely better than can got in the common Nurfery Grounds, being eery beautiful Plants, and tranfplantcd at much greater Dtftance than t« cuOomary. All l.etters (Pod paid) and Orders, will be attended to, direOtng to Mr. Rich. Randall, Bell Inn. ...

... tonh.i - 1 Carl Stoiihani and Mcndltfliam, the oihei in Willi- lli ,111 in 111. toe nty of Suffollc, oft c jSsrl) rents 01 t ?? aid 50^. all freehold. ?? Further inl'onnation may lit ha i i ...

... E -.reet; alfoout of hackney-coaches, by opening the oppofue door, wlullt is taking lus is in waitinr ..ai .g. ,up ;s (landing it im gateways, pretending book keepers, and receiving fcnt bv . fcrvants. and apprentices, tojgpijy waggons and coaches. Sharpers following otfys lent with ~ to cull'Jincrs in town, and having Obtained a knowiegc of the houie thev arc go»ng to, either i ng lation with ...

... Ms>rdi ?? will be prefeistcd, A New COMEDY, (the Ihiii Night) called, V/ H1 C H IS T H E Ivl AN ? ..now performing at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden with noi- -' rerfal appla.ife. Yu'stten hy Mrs Cowley, Author of the Belle's Strastagem, Who's the Dupe : &c. Fitzherbcit, Mr FOWLER; ISeauchamp, Mr WARD ; Belviile, Mr WOODS ; I-jrft Gentlemen, Mr Sutherland: Second Gentleman, Mr Bell; ...

... wiß be prefented, Tl.e- Comeiiv called I THE FOUNDLING. Written by Mr MOORE, 1 Auth'-r of FAbLES FOR VWS FAIR REX. Belmont, Mi GRI.-. T; Sir Roger Uelniont. Mr JOHNSON \ ?? Charlei Raymond, Mr Fo-.iier; Col-snrl Kavniond, Mr Sullieiiaiid; ] Villi ssi, MriSparks; John, Mi Bland, Jan. And Fathlics, Mr WARD. l'idclia, fiiih tl.-; Original Son-) Mifs FARREN. And Rofetta, Mrs CORNELLS. To which ...

... and its Vicinity, 1 hat all Or- ders ha may be favoured with in the above Branches, will be executed with Correctnefs and Elegance 1 And as the Artills of this Town feemingly llrive to invalidate the Price of Por- trait Painting as much as poflible, lie hopes his Abilities in the above Art will enable him to do as low as any other Artill in Leeds; fo that he will engage to do PORTRAI IS at any ...

... the IV R G T HER S. Yoong Ks.iucici, Aii WOODS ; ' vis' ?? ; Skilf, Mr binisiVn.. fi, Ifi .Sa'.lo'r, Mr iiank; ; id Sailor, M'j W«d ; 3d Sii%, Mr iiiai.d, jssn.: . And Captiin lsonlisks. Mr FOWI.ER. Sophia, Mrs Wowisj ?? D.ye. Mrs Binder. ; I.iscy Waters, Mri Mills; Fai.ssy (! K ...

... ; I was thought CO be in the laft Stage of a Con - fumption, a Year and a half on the Decline, all that Time a Pain in my Side j I applied to Gentlemen of the Faculty, but in vain, fo that I expected nothing but my DifTol _tion. Hearing the great Repute of your excellent Medicine, I was thereby induced to make a Trial of it, whicli I did, and by perfevering in taking the fame, am now happily ...

... spectfully acquaint their Friends, that the FIRST ANNUAL BALL for their SCHOLARS will be on Wednesday the 19th of Match. Their Second Ball will be on Wednesday the c-th of April. B ...

... Will Cover this Seafon, Bonrton-on-the-Hill, nea* Morton-in-Marlh, Gloucefterfhire, as ufual. ...

... this iiiftaiit March. . MONDAY next, Msirch ;o. will bs piefented, a New Qon\c Oi'sitA, ('never performed here) called, T HE FAIR AMERIC AN. y.t.'n 1 v Mrl'iio-s, Aoth r of fereral I avourite Dramatic Pieces. ' now performing atthe Thc.iire-R.iva!, Diurv lane, with diftinguilh- ed appsobsi'tion. / I With new Scenery, Dreli'es, ami proper Decorations. Admiral Dreadnought, Mr MOSS : Old Bale, Mr ...

... Alh limber to be So!,l. J, vlan I ii ' . ; 1. m, ?? i -,• particular) eiiijuin oi I■ f. .1 >n, Sr, M • I , li.f, , h, Jo be S ,) I , r T V r\\ ble FARMS, onein Litr-e ham, JL 1■ I :■'■ :. Una, : .. Itlh.in , the oihti in Wi th- ai ' •-. If ?? 'ledi iid. •■ ■ Further mi im aiion mat lie) hadhya plyi ■ toM . 1 hnund fenne at Bungay, oi Mr. \- oo.i ,-n Meltn Iby ' lo.fb idgc Tub* LET] ami ...