... 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 ...

... Friends and the Public for paft Pavers, --and reipeft- #•• ?? them. That he is juft return'd fromScoTtAwn, SMK pu«haisl.large J and general Aflbrtment of the* 3££nt Manufaftories of that Country, viz. A moft elegant Colleftion 0. Printed Cottons and Callicoes, Tchoice Affortment of the moft approved .Patterns for Bed Furniture. . .„ «y ?? A Very large Affortment (upwards of 500 Dozen) of Pr ...

... and refpeft- w_«m__ them. That he is joft return'd from Scotland, bJtTs^to.l^ 'and general , Affortment of £ A eef rn t Manufaftories of that Country, viz. JSeSS Coileftion of Printed Cottons and CaUicoes, *c\K*2rASoruaa*9t themoft approved Patterns for A ?? (MM* ** of Soo Doien) of Printed Handtochiefi, from fid. to _v. per Piece i and Shawls from as. to us. fome very fine 6-qr. ones at v. a ...

... LL be opened this Day, the Firft of lune, 1784, HARRISON'S HOTEL, COFFEE- JSE, INN and TAVERN, HIGH HARROGATE. T . HARRISON, m a. New Hummums, Covent - Garden, Of the lw (for tbe Seafons 0 *i y) ~. Leave to inform the Nobility, Ladies and Gentlemen, S Vthe Requeft of feveral of his Friends reforting to his Z c. -.r. 1 ondon. and for the better Accommodation of ?? that valuable SPAW, hath taken ...

... ( for Want of proper Accommodations) thinks £!«_'ofl .her to take this Method of informing them \TZ ?Pub ie, That having greatly altered and enlarged her t if Ac will now think herfelf infinitely obliged to thofe Kds who will honour her with their Truft in this Efta- ?? TOWLER begs Leava to return her moft grate- ..iiThank-'to all her Friends for the Favours fh^wn to her nrefent School, ...

... the Inhabitants ofthe r_*n of Wakefield in particular, And begs Leave to inform tbem, ii ,u„ intends to open his SCHOOL, in his Long-Room, That he mwn • at or about W hitfuntide next, and *-?SANCING Three Days in the Week, at the Rate of KiShYllinos Entrance, and Fifteen Shillings per CI M GRAVES'S Connections with feveral of the moft Mafters in the Kingdom, (particularly in London) 3 > ...

... 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 ...

... he has opened a SHOP, at the *\-nf the Shambles, near the Crofs, Wakifuld, with &n^ ,nd fafhionable Affortment of Goods, conflfting of t andßreech^PiecM- coe and CottonSj Iri ...

... 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 ...

... County of York, late belonging to Mr LEEDES, and which are Freehold of Inheritance. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, in the fol- lowing LOTS, on Monday. the Fifteenth Day of March Inft. and the Five following Days, at ( the Houfe of Mr Thomas Johnfcn, being the Sun Inn, in Bradford, in the County of York. (f3» Each Day's Sale will begin precifely at Two of the Clock in the Afternoon. On' MONDAY. Lot 1. ...

... STON, FOLLIFOOT, and WALTON-HEAD, belonging ta EDWIN LASCELLES, Efq; have lately been much de- ftroyed by Poachers and unqualified Perfons : And whereas confiderable Damage has been done by Per- fons unknown, in the Woods at Gouldefbro' and Plompton, |>y cutting and taking away Wood of different Sorts, and ...

... laving fsgnified to me their ' Defire that a public Meet- ing might be convened, in order to confi Jer upon tht Pro ft'ijjf printing a. LOYAL ADDRESS TO HIS MAJES IT, on the prefent critical State of Affairs if Tbe Gentlemen, Tradefmen, and Others, Inhabitants of this Borough, pre ratified to attend' for theabove Purpofe at the Rotation Office, on Wednefday next, precifely at Noon. WILLfAM ...