... burton, in the County of York, Clothier, Dealer, and Chap- man, and he being declared a Bankrupt, is hereby required to furrender himfelf to the Commiflioners in the faid Com- miflion named, or Ihe major Part of them, on the 2.6 th and 27th Daysof February Inft. at the Pack-Horfe, in Rober- town, in the Parifli of Birftal, and on the 6th Day of March next, at the Sun Inn, in Bradford, at Ten ? ...

... Naviga. n wh.ch will be held upon the fecond Friday in April __S Tt will be propofed* that the TOLLS, RATES, or DUTIES of COALS, and LIME STONE, which fhall be then after carried, upon that Partof the ?? which is between the Communication thereof with the River Aire, and with the Bradford Canal Navigation, fhall be lowered And aVe>, That it will be then propofed, that the TOLLS, RATES J or ...

... near r„* Cross, LEEDS, RESPCTFULLYfcegs Leave to infornrhis Frier, and the Public, That he has attended the jate East dia Company's TEA SALE, where hehas a orchafed a -ge Aflbrtment of b-hea, Qigou, Souchong, Pekoe, Singlo, Bom, and Hyfon TEAS, ■>f tMEST QUALITY and FLAVOUR. And i Ordt, fave private Families and Country Dealers the Troupe of. ding for their Teas to London, he is deter- mined ...

... the Nobility, Gentry, and their Friends in general, for the many and repeated Favours they have «P C ' To he SOLD, at tbe fame Place, 0. Maniat next, the zotb 'Inftant, at Ten o'Clock, tnd continue * J every Day till all be Sold, Mr. GOODLAD's whole STOCK in TRADE, confiftirig of Houlhold-Furniture. Plate, Linen, China, tec. a great Quantity of exceeding good Old Port, (having been from ...

... 784. TJnen and Woollen - Drapery Goods To be SOLD, under PRIME COST. MR WIGGLESWORTH, on Account of his bad Stateof Health, being under the Neceflity eciining Bufinefs, Begs Leave to return his Thanks to ?*c Sends and the Publick forthe many Favors conferred h l him and to acquaint them, All his Valuable STOCK ?tf TRADE will fee immediately fold off* which confifts of tjeat Variety of every ...

... CROFT, of Leeds, Joiners and Car- ers is by mutual Confent this Day dilfolved; and that Cp/jfons indebted to the faid Partnerfhip, are requefted to * rhtf^e tfthe faid Abraham Croft and lfaac Croft, who F^'dfSc future jointly to carry on the faid Bufinefies, hn «bv a ?? Application of their Abilities, inthe to merit the future Favours of their Friends Ind th. Public in general. W , LLIAM ...

... Sky. Blue Leeds Broad Cloth, Six-Quarters broad, the Lift ftriped with two Stripes of yel- low, two Ditto of white, and two Ditto of black, luppofed to be worth Bs. 6d. per Yard. Six Yards and a Qijarter of dark Claret, or Copper-colour'd Leeds Broad Cloth, Six-Quarters wide, the Lift the fame as the above, and fuppofed tobe manufactured by the fame Per- fon, valued at about 6s. per Yard. Nine ...

... Mans- field, Nottingham, Leicefter, and Northampton, SETS out from the STAR and GARTER INN, LEEDS, every Afternoon about Si_ .-'Clock, and arrives at Mr WILLAN's, the Bull -and -Mouth Inn, in Bull- a-nd-Mouth.Strcet, London, every Afternoon about Four, (Sunday. «xcepterl) by which Means the Danger of travelling near the Metropolis in the Night, will be entirely avoided. 7 he Palfengers may ...

... t ■ at the Sign of the Marquis of Granby, in Lower- h__d row! Leeds, having had Thirty Years Praaice in that infm-ST Twenty of which were in the Horfe Guards Blue, £ bly offers his Service to the Public, and doubts not from lit extenfive Knowledge and Praaice as a Farrier, of giving entire Satisfaaion to aU who fhall pleafe to put their Horfes fin # ci - Good Stabling with proper Care for ...

... of the Town and the Neighbourhood, for their merous Favors, in the Encouragement given to his HOUSE 3^, CARRIAGES ; and as a Number of Ladies and Gen- ZLttr hav I repeatedly wilhed him to keep a Neat HACK- 35*cOACHV vifiting or going a few Miles out of _n „ ila hees Leave to inform them and the Publis in ge- S T^at he has Tuft purchafed the COACH and HORSES E3v beioneing to the deceafed ...

... of that Meeting re- \°.'«* to the railing fome public and lafting Monument in ?? the late Sir GEORGE SAVILE, Bart, having re- ?? erefting a STATUE in MARBLE, to be placed -,P_deftal in the CASTLE of York, and having detcr- !s__f_ll a proper Plan or Defign thereof, mined up «jJ ( P ric£ j£\ That Subfcriptions for dtfraying the Expence of the above Work will be received immediately at both the ...

... fupplied with RED and WHITE PORT, MOUNTAIN, CARCA- IIA and LISBON WINES, neat as imported, and of the moftapproved Vintages, upon the moft reafonable Terms, «irh«- by the Pipe, Ca Tohn Cuflbn alfo takes ...