... That he has taken into PARTNERSHIP Mr. WILLIAM* KNOWLES, late of Gargrave ■ and that the Bufinefs of A SURGEON, APOTHECARY, and MAN-MIDWIFE, Will hereafter be carried on upon their joint Accounts. K?» Mr Prieftley begs Leave to affure his Friends arid tha Public, That Mr Knowles is a Gentleman well experienced in his Profeffion ; and flatters himfclf that his Care and Afli- duity will render ...

... hereby given, That the Tolls arifing at the feveral Toll-Gates upon the faid Turn- pike-Road, will be Lett by Auction, to the beft Bidder, at (be Houfe of William Burman, in Huddersfield, on Thurfday the 29th Day of January next, between the Hours of Eleven and One, in the Manner direaed by the Aft paffed in the Thirteenth Year of the Reign of his Majefty King GEORGE the Third, for regulating ...

... inform his Friends and the Public, That he has removed from his SHOP in Lowerhead-Row, to that lately occupied by Thomas Chambers, Grocer, at the Top of tbe Market-Place, Xeeds, where he has laid in a Large and Frefh Affortment of DRUGS; alfo of CHYMICAL and GALENICAL MEDICINES. $3» He fells all Sorts of Fine and Common TEAS, of ex- cellent Qualities, and at the loweft Prices j — alfo Coffee, ...

... the Public, and begs Leave to inform ■hem That he is juft returned from London, and the Eaft- -ndia'company's Sale for Muflins being finifhed, hehas pur- chafed a large Quantity of Plain, Strip'd, Check'd and Spri£d Muflins, WhiclfwiU be fold at veiy low Pnees ; Many Articles full Twenty per Cent, lower than they ha»e been fold for feveral Years paft. An Affortmcntof Printed Cottons, CaUicocs, ...

... Honour this Day to be ?? of tbe -ti Reprefentatives of Ms great County, 1 beg Leave to return you my fincere and hearty Thanks, and to afifure you, ■hul it (hall be tbeftrenuous Endeavour of my Life to dtf. ' -harge the Truft you have heen pleafed to repofe in me tuitb tbt utmoft Fidelity and Diligence J J f_ a . vc the Honour to be, % With the greaieft Refpecl and Gratitude, ■ Gentlemen, ...

... given, That the Tolls ar *,f inK at the fcveral ToTt-Gates upon the faid Turn- e-Road, will be Lett by Auftion, to the beft Bidder, at 'he Houfe of William Burman, in Huddersfield, on Thurfday the _oth Day of January next, between the Hours of Eleven and One, in the Manner direftedby the Aft paffed inthe Thirteenth Year of the Reign of his Majefty King GEORGE the Third, for regulating the ...

... in Wakefield, on Thurfday the Fifth of February next. (t3» The Dinner, to be on the Table precifely at Three o'Clock. Heath, near Wakefield. To be LETT, for a Term of Years, And entered ufon the Twenty-fifth of Marcb next, or fooner, if defired, A Neat and Convenient DWELLING- HOUSE, pleafantly fituated in Heath, containing four Rooms on a Floor, together with a good Coach-Houfe, Stable, and ...

... therefore find it neceffary to give this Notice, That I will not from henceforth be accountable for, or chargeable with, the Payment of any Sums of Money which he may re- ceive on my Account, or for any Bufinefs tranfa&ed by him in my Name. JAMES NEWPORT. N. B. Several SUMS of MONEY, from Two Hundred to One Thoufand Pounds, are ready to be lent upon good real Security.— Enquire ofthe faid Mr ...

... and drive the more agreeable than to drive on the Box. He lived fix Years in his laft Place, and can produce an undeniable Character. For other Particulars enquire of Thomas Wright, Printer, Leeds. LIVERPOOL. To be SOLD by AUCTION, At C. Wetherbetd's Ofiice, near the Exchange, on Monday tbt ll\tb Infiant, at Eleven 6 'Clock in the Forenoon, TWENTY-SEVEN HOGSHEADS of Fine UPLAND JAMES RIVER ...

... Saturday next nuill be puidifbtd, Price 2s. Gd. [11.-gantly printed in large Quarto, and enibelhfhed witb a niagnifuent Irootifpiece— » large, new, and compleat M, of the World, including every Modern Difcovery-_ ln ...

... Five in tbe Afternoon of Tburfday tbe Fifth Day of February next, ALL the WOOD and TREES, ftandins' and growing in a Wood called Low-Wood, (except thofe Trees which are marked with Red Paint as Referves.) Alfo, All the TREES and WOOD, ftandin? and K rowing in a Wood called Gandertborp-Wood, (except ?? which are marked with Red-Paint as Referves.) And alfo. Several ftrong TREES, confifting of ...

... in feraphick ftrains the warbler fings ; Though rivs! ofher mother's matchlefs tone, Whole fame each polifh'd circle long has known ; She, artlefs maid, unconfeiousof her charms, With thrilling rapture every bofom warms ; Each ftring that vibrates fpceds a myftick dart, Whofe fymparhctick firce pervades the heart. The liflening throng tii' clcftrick influence prcve, Catch fudden flames, and ...