... 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, ...

... tbc Hourt oflbrec and Six ofthe Clock in tbe Afternoon cftbe &**2*fl the Houfe of Francis Clarebrou Z b, fituate ir. Woodksfrd, in the County of York, unlefs difpofed of ky pri- vate Lontraa, in the mean Time of wbicb Notice willbe gi-ven, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, fnuate in I X. Oulton, in the Pariih of Rothwell, in the faid County of York, confifting of a good and convenient Dwelling- Houfe, with ...

... fing Soldiers, 1778. AT a Meeting of the bublcribers, held this Day at the Old King's-Arnw, for examining the T*lt\T*ivKd ...

... Tea-Warehouse, near the Cross, LEEDS, RESPECTFULLY begs Leave to inform his Friends and the Public, That he has attended the „ elst ?? company's TEA SALE, where hehas purchafed a large Aflbrtmcnt of JJohea, Congou, Souchong, Pekoe, Singlo, Bloom, and Hyfon TEAS, Of the BEST QUALITY and FLAVOUR, ?? ;«nrH»r to ftve private Families and Country Dealers 1 -r K?Jnf Undine &r their Teas to London, ...

... the Public, That he has this Day opened _ SHOP at the Top of the Shambles, near the Croft m L«ds, where he has laid in an entire New and jreft Affortment of all Sorts of Ironmongery, Hardware-Goods, &c. ?? The Stock confifts of a choice Affortment of every Artkle in the above Branches, laid in from the beft Markets, which will be foW on the very loweft Terms, j ** Joiners, Carpenters, Builders ...

... tli TAVERN, HIGH HARROGATE. T HARRISpN, «r at. New Hummums, Covent - Garden, Of the Nbw thf Seafons mly) ?? inform the Nobility, Ladies and Gentlemen, W V ?,Sn of feveral of his Friends reforting to his That at the for better Accommodation of Honfe £*22-r « that valuable SPAW, hath taken the O U£ KING'S -ARMS, fituate near the Green-Dra- Houfe late _tnc iwm M(xl and eommodioUB Manner Hot ...

... he has received, and i_Lv_ to acquaint them and the Public, That he contl- ?? to carry on the various Branches of the STAY- _ AK.I..G BUSINESS, in the neweft and genteeleft Manner, JlJoii the inoft reafonable Terms. J* He humbly hopes for a Continuance oftheir Favours, tTfh.tfl. 11 be his Study to execute in the beft and moft •Stious Manner, and which will ever be moft gratefully n_-i.rl ...

... 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, ...

... Majefty, for .tfWuallv Drevented Frauds and Abufes committed by ConT employed in the Manufaftures of Combing Wool, TSSbL Yarn, and Goods made from Worfted, in the Coun- ITofVork, Lancafter, and Chefter ;-I do, by Orderof the Chairman of the laft Quarterly Meeeting of the Committee, L?l* ,i«e Notice, That the next Quarterly Meeting of the _£___»fttee appointed by Virtue of tlie faid Aft, will ...

... Leeds, takes this Opportunity to inform -J £23 the Public, That a DUTY upon HATS takes ZTol MhSriW ESS- next i that he has now on Hand a Urge Affortment of, KIND, _•. h the Purchafers will makeaconfiderable Saving in buy- s' hem Sot the above Period :-He at the fame Time Ses to return his Thanks to h.s Friends for their many _?_„«« and ?? for a Continuance thereof. * £ The HOUSE and SHOP in ...

... USE in PARK-ROW, where he continues to receive YOUNG GENTLEMEN as BOARDERS, and to inftruft them in every Branch of ufeful and folid Learning, on reafon- ' I*l A few Young Gentlemen, to whom it might be dif- agreeable to mix with the younger Boys, may have feparate Beds and be accommodated as Parlour Boarders. __V A- the greater Part of Mr. Hodgfon's young Gentlemen aredefigned for the ...

... fill a Balloon with the light. ft P!*lo**;'rflon, A ruftic Philofpher try'd, and oft mifs'd on ; ■ ■ To the Parliament Houfe, fays old Sly-Boots, repair j '« You'll tiiere find enough of iftfiammtble Air. Lancafier School, Feb. 1784. R. T. ANOTHER. INFLAMMABLE AIR is th'.Effential we want, For filling Balloons ; .which tho' Vitriol may grtmt, Yet in l.ondon forthis they need only repair ...