... 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 ...

... grateful Acknowlcdge- ■nt. to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, f or their many Favors conferred upon him during the Courfe of ?? Jaft Forty Years ; and at the fame Time takes the Liberty „ recommend his Succeffor WILLIAM WRIGHT, from (kinon whom he doubts not will execute their Orders in foch a Style as to merit their Patronage. William Wright, from Ripon, (Succeffor to Mr. ...

... 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 ...

... Weather permits) A GRAND SET of FIRE WORKS. to consist or -Sky Rockets, garnilhed with Reports, Stars, and Snakes, Horizontal Wheel, Cafcades of Fire, Froloia Wheel, Illuminated Chandelier, Vertical Scroll Wheel, Chinefe Fountains, . A ?? . Orand Volute illuminated, with a projected Wheel in Froht, A Balloon Wheel, Yew Tree of brilliant Fire, Pols de Brins, Spiral Wheel, Neft of Serpents, % ...