... ti,i*> City, after a Ibort Vacation, are to be again convened oa TveiU.iy the oth uf September. T F. A C H hi R S : Mefi'rs TIK ) AI -\ S YOHSST ...

... in Mr. Murgatkoyd's New Building, (oppofite Mr. Wormald's, in Upperhead-Row) which he will enter to in the Courfe of a few Weeks, where he purpofes continuing the Bufinefs 01 his Academy. J3 As Mr WALKER, Mafter of the Academy, (late Mr GRIMSHAW's) is leaving Leeds next Month, Mr Hodgfon takes the Liberty to folicit the Encouragement of Mi Walker's Friends, either with Regard to Boarders in ...

... to the ttfetotiens of hut genr-al meeting, bay- j I vim tranfmitted to tiieir agent in London, the draughts of the bill agninll 1 r *Ti*!iial qualification.-.; and a meeting of the Scots members ha\ing - -.-en called at London in April lafl, it mstk the fenfe of the gentlemen j mto attended that meeting, That the proper method of making the ap- ] ?? to Parliament, agaiuit the abufes ...

... Years old, broke for a Carriage j and feveral Brood Mares, Colts, and Fillies, rooft of them are hy the Chatfworth Stallions. For further Particulars, may Enquire of Mr. HALL in Caftleton § or ofthe Servant who has the Careof the Horfes. To be LETT, And entered upon at Lady-Day next ; A SHEEP and DAIRY FARM, at Monyafh, in j the County of Derby, coniifting of about Two Hun- dred Acres of Land, ...

... to fixty yean, leing lie firfl and only produil of the kind from tk.iifir-.uer in iht kingdom, for tie alove ...

... Sepiiiulier, Non-fubfcrlbers ss. SA KM U NDH AM Firlt Stiblcription AJlembly, for ihe ycai, will be on Wednefday, September 17111. Non fubfcribias admitted lor Three Shillings each. Tea and coffee included. For the Den f. fit of Mr. JOHN MILLS. AT the AlTembly Room in ipfwich, on Tliuiulaf the 1 Ith of September, will be a CONCERT of Vocal ami Inllrnmcntal MUSIC, And a BAI, L. To begin at Six ...

... 0 X F O Auguft 30, ALL Perfons indebted Mr. Sr PARKER, Bookfeller, the Street, are requeued pay their Debts within fix Months from the Date hereof: And all Perfons who have any Demands on Mr. Parker are tie fired to fend their Accounts that they may be difchaiged. Mr. Parker having declined Bufinefs in Favour of hi? late Shopman, W. t, who openo ...

... Orlando Furiolo, 5 volumes oitavo. ?? Mrs Mac aulay Graham 011 the Immutability of Moral Truth. f 7,,-s and pipers on Agriculture, Sec. by the Bath Society, vol. ii. \ft_t ox an Hiftorical Account of all the Nation; of that Empire, vol. iv. c'-i-it's tueiory-'xt Efc.iltnt Plants, both di.meilic and foreign. S^rtrffto Ita coa« C of A^ahb FeTl*. ivilliams' thciwlat, on the ?? o, * I .an-iuagcs. ...

... Ameri- can Loyalists, being assembled for the purpoie of carrying the act into execution, request such persons as intend to make claims to state their cafes fully by way of Memorial, and to deliver the fame at Mr Forrter* ?? So. 7. King's Bench Walks, Inner Temple, any day (S.m- ?? excepted) between the hours of ten and two o'clock, until the 2ytli Sctitcmber; aid afterwards at the office of ...

... his SCHOOL at LEEDS, the xoth Inftant, and earneflly folicits the Encouragement of Mr Walker's Friends, both with Rcfpeft to Boarders and Day- Scholars ; and hoepes, by a ftrift and fteady Attention to the fevcral Duties ofhis Station, to merit their Approbation. SarriMixc tft, 1783. Union-Crofs Inn, Halifax. AUGUST 13, 17*3. A Report having prevailed that Mr. JAMES M'KINNELL, the eprefent ...

... 1753, will be held at their office on Wcdnefday the »4th • _. ri „„ n . THOMAS STS.UART Secretary. ' FLOUR FO R SAL E. rO be SOI.D by auction, in the cellars of Allan, Steuart, and Co. : I.tith, on Friday the tilth current, at four o'clock afternsjn. About Fifty Sacks of First, Second, arid Thikd FLOUR. J Stamp Office, Edinburgh, Hth September 1783. RECEIPT TAX. NOTICE is liereby given to the ...

... lirft In foine realbn, lor the ?? t.i tfid the* Ls.lc.enn I.INFN wirhaut char;.-. ...