... the Public, for their nu- merous Favors conferred upon him at his late SHOP ; and . 1 cave at the fame Time to inform them, That he has taken and entered to the SHOP oppofite the Crofs, lately oc- cupied by Jeremiah Atkinfon ; where he has laid in a large Stock of every Article in the GROCERY and TEA TRADES} And where the Public may reft affured of meeting with the beft of Goods, and at the ...

... a Large Collxctioh of LINENS, COTTONS, CALLICOES, Fruited Li« MUSLINS w,cb tor Elegance of Tafte, far exceeds any Thing he has « n,SB ever feen before. tir A laree and valuable AflbrtmMrt of Plain, Strip'd, „.. ' Im and Flower'd MUSLINS, the Pticea of which ate SKhTUd Leghorn HATS, Sec. Sec. # ¦ ?? aH Thai alfo bought a Quantity of Three-Qjsarters ..r-T-MTRINGS, the very htweft and moft ...

... The TRATA G E M. •. Mr Cummins; Aimwell, Mr. Powell; Sullen, hxs frlf. Boniface, Mr. Leng ; Sir Charles Freeman, ?? Z°ll' Gibbet, Mr. Inchbald; Foigard, Mr. Smith; ?? ?Tr Mills, (from theTheatre-Royal, Covent-Garden.) Scrtt b,Mr.Miu», v (fromthe Theatre-Royal, Bath) Cummins; Lady Bountiful, Mrs. Leng ; Kj Mr.? Dancer; Mrs. Sullen, Mrs. Smith. ? MIL. LINLKb. By Mr. and Mrs. Stretton. (Their ...

... and the Public, for their nu- rous Favors conferred upon him at his late SHOP ; and £« Leave at the fame Time to inform them, That he has iakenand entered to the SHOP oppofite the Crofs, lately oc- cupied by Jeremiah Atkinfon ■ where he has laid in a large stock of every Article in the GROCERY and TEA TRADES; And where the Public may reft aflured of meeting with the Csft of Goods, and at the ...