... ?- uleful Colle_-ion of Books, - A^tbe Second Pa.t 01 the Library ofthc Sate CAP'I'AIN STUART OF DUNEARN, Tate other Gentlemen, dice fed ; „r>iKr, ?? the Stock or tii;; Seller ; Thew hole forming a valuable Seleclion of Books of I n6 & Foreign Hiftory, Voyages and Travel-, Bio- w „v Chronology, Natural Htftory, Maps, Booksof S__ & Prints, Antiquities and ?? ; Mifcel- As, Fine Arts, Poetry, ...

... IONER aho TEA-DEALER, In BOAR-LANE, LEEDS, BEGS Leave to return Thanks to \\s Fiicnds and thl Public ia General, for the many Favors conferred pon him, and humbly hopes for I Continuaisc* of thefame | and he -ifures them that it fhall be his ?? Study to x- -?cute Orders in fuch a Manner, at to meet with tbe Appro- bation of thofe who pleafe to favour him with their Com- mands. All Sort! of ...

... Omdatm-Libmry in the Mar* Kct-i 1., „ t.ik. the prefent opportunity ot returning his moll (i ...

... ?? Edinburgh, or neighbourhood thereof, fome public : ?? '.-vent in commemoration cf tlje Glorious Revolution, Jt___l fubfciiption bas been made by tbe members. f _ 7.i-'r perfonsfln different parts of the country may be ,:„. „ cil-reeing ,!.r ?? v te.-? 7 ?? -heir ac totbe principles of the Rcvoloti m fcttlement, fub- ?? „i'.i b.r received at the places after mentioned.— r ?? iti due time be ...

... the Streets of this Borough, will be profecutcd, by lndic'tment at the next General Quarter Scflions of the Peace. Proper Perfons are appointed to give Information } and the Perfons offending may- be ?? that no Excufe will be admitted, as the Magistrates are determined to take the moft ?? Means of preventing the many Nuifances that prevail in feveral Parts of the Town, and which are fo juftly ...

... '■j-ftc Hiilory of tlie Public Revenue, BRI T I SIT E_IP I R E. Bt SIR JOHN SINCLAIR, B.u__et. P A R T 111. CON T A 1 S 1 N ?? tn Accounr of the progrci's of the National Income fince „ c Revolution. A atement of the pnrfent amount of the Public Rcve- ?? and of the diiferent branches of which it coniiits. I._1 ._ View of the progrefs of the Public I-xptnccs fince the Ai'ervations on the ...

... at Eleven o’Giock. a Council was held at Whitehall, to which all the Privy Council were fummoned, there was a fall Attendance, jiot only the Cabinet Minillcrs, and Pcrfons in high official Departments, butalfo of fuch Members of the Privy Council, as have dii*inguifhcd themfelves hy their Oppoation Parliament, to the principal Jvkafures the prefent Adminillration. The Phyficians, who have ...

... THE Firft ASSEMBLY, on the New isubrerip. (ion, will be the White Hart, on Mokoav tne 151b December inll. Tickets to hail the bar at ss. each. BECJCLES Second Subfcription A.SSf.MBLY will be the NEW ROOM, on Monoav .cel, Dec.lnil. T. S. GOOCH, Ef . Zcrewarrt. WM. Tickets to non-fubfciibers, refiding within Fi»e nudes, ss. each, and 3s 6d. to thofe at any further diftance. Tea and Coffee ...

... £LUOT» SueedEw# to the taw Mf T. Saint. . . ■. ■ ~a ; ■ i .iiii i i ■ J * ...

... the Genoral C.uit ?? held 2tt!i nit. having declared a dividend on ?? Capital Stock foi the half year ending Chriftmas next, s-hsste eeill begin to he paid tc the Proprietors on Thuri- Z. the Bth day of January next, and fo to continue there- j-tr at the i-.ftial hours of attendance at the B_ ik ; ant., in ; L rto fettle tbe faid dividend, no transfer of flock will he °f-e froai Thnrfday tire ...

... LAND, GROCER and TEA MAN, - ( Late Shopman to Mr. Donaldfon, of Leids,) HAVING taken the SHOP and enteted upon the BUSINESS of Mr. ROBERT LAKE, Grocer at the Bottom of Northgate, Wakefield, Takes this Opportunity of iiiforming the Gentry in Wakefield, and its Neighbourhood andthe Public in general, That he has laid in a frefh Alloi I- tnent of very good and fine TEAS, which he will fell on the ...

... &c. Woollen -Drater ?? tit i.' 8 *& ?? mk i *¥>'>mt his Woollen-Dtanery Shop, In-, entered into r own uraper,man s M ...