... Neighbourhood, hii Friends, and the Public in general, That he has this Day taken and enteied upon the SHOP lately occupied by Mr. LISTER, fituated near the Crofs, Leeds, where he has laid in a good and ele- gant Affortment of every Article in the Linen-Drapery and Jiaberdafhery Line. ty J. DENBY having refilled a eonfiderable Time in I.on- -1 don, flatters himfelf he has it in his Power to ...

... T. E N-S TR E E T, Near St. MICHAEL'S CHURCH, BATH. PETER PAUL molt rcfpeftfully ?? the f'iblic, gratefully to acknostledge the ntimcrous obligations ...

... PRESENT PRICES of WOOL, and STATE of the SPINNING TRADE throughout England— the Sort of Wool ; Mode of Spinning it ; Earnings of the Spinners; and various other interesting Particulars relative to the prefent State of the Woollen Manufacture, contained in above thirty Communications to the Editor of the Annals of Agriculture, N? 51, From the Right Hon. Lord Sheffield ; Sir Jofeph Banks, Bart. ...

... J )N; ?? ' ' Mr BLAND, Jim.; 3 ?? Meadows, Mi SPARKS; fi f Mr MOSS. A i. I BoOge, !rs SPARKS ; vli'piboi'ah Wooicock. Mrs CHaRTERIS ; V si,!.e Mrs W.-WEI-LS; ?? Mils GEORGE, ** From the Theatre-Royal, Drnry 1-fi . rE „ _ Scene of a STATUTE FAIP. wahaD.— — -. P fl To which will be added, fdet-.fia .fit -J 10 b s i„ three Acts, called, Hie MID NIGH T HOU R. r —J upwards of Sixty Nights this ...

... TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, A LOCK on the River Thames, within one Mile of the Town of Henley upon Thames, in the County of Olford, called Maxsk Lock, with the Toll* arifing thereat, which amount Yearly to a conflderable Sum. Alfo,— A FTtEEHOLD MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, fituated near with the Seite of the Milli, called New Mills, which were lately burnt down ; together with fwcral Acrei of ...

... ROBIN II O O D ; SHERWOOD* F O R E S t- With New Scenes, l>n lii-s, .r.i :. I) eoratdo— Men Refidcnt in dee Forcfis. Robin Hood, Mr BELL; Sesrlet, MrHALLION; Bowman, Mr T. BLAND ; Alb n a Dale, Mr ISLAM), fun. ; Outlaws and Archers, Mr CHAKTERIS, and Mailer CHARiEUiS; Ard Little John, Mr MOSS. Men Tl fiefs to tb.e Fore/1 : Edwin, Mr ARCHER; Fitaherhert, Mi SPARKS ; And Ruttekin, Mr WILSON. ...

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... next, and continue till all it fold. The houshold furniture, &c. of the late Mrs, NEALE, Palgrave { confining good goofe feather beds, blankets, and quilts; bedfteads with good hangings; mahogany dining, tea, and other tables, chairs, looking glalTes, cheft of drawers, and neat com* mode celleret; an eight-day and thirty-hour clocks, with variety of exceeding good china and glaft ; likewife ...

... The Tragedy of fl A M 1_ E T. To which will he added, A FARC E, As will be ?? in the Biiis. The New Opera of Tteo to Oue cannot be ready for 'Lotion till Thurfd-.y next. - : ■■ NOT I C E c, fi Relations of HECTOR 1-ITHCOW. Sm-EAS the late Mr HECTOR LfTHGOW, a of Ordnance on the __ ennui ellal.hShment, 1. ill CaDt.ii. William Rattray oi the Bengal Ar- * wtltcnant V._-ham Charles Alfton, and ...

... of his Do eafc, ate hereby r-iyicl'ted to fend an Account bf their fcveral Demands to Jolrfi Smyth, of Hol- beck, vrithin iht I'lri fhof Leeds, Efq; his Executor, or to Mr. Wm. Haifon., of Dewfbury, to whom all Debts owing to the faid Mr. Richard Smyth, ai'the Time of his Death, are Mired to be lorthwith paid. tj* Particular Attendance for the Settlement of fuch Ac- counts, will be given at ...

... Money to be paid at the Time ofthe Mares being covered) A Grey Colt, Bred by SAMUEL WINSALL, Efq; of Desbokough, in Northamptonshire. He was got by Tantrum, Dam by Old Traveller. WELBECK, lathApiil, 1788. To Cover this Seafon, AT WELBECK, in the County of Nottingham, (GRATIS,) HONESTY, He was got by King Herod, his Dam by Sampfon, his Grandam, Flora, by Regulus, and was the Dam of Herriett, Mr ...

... and conrinurd ?? mi Thwfito /or n^ the ifttfon, .. «nW I with Fitneh-ftarnt, dL^X ...