... OPENED hit SHOP, in Lowerhead-Row, I.t tot. H-.ving laid in an entire new and fafliionable AlTortment of GOOD, in the above Branchet, with TEAS of an'ap- proved Flavour, he folicitt their Patronage, hoping by hit Atlieluity and Attention to merit their future Favois. N. B. An elegant Alfortment of Silk and Oil'd Cloth UMBRELLAS, HAT COVERS, tec. See. Leeds, nth Mi.tb, N-utmbtr %ttb, 1790. WAN ...

... the liberal Pa- ti..r..ii',e and Suppoit they have already experienced 1 and beg Leave to alfure them, Tha! no Endeavor on their Part lhall be wanting to merit a Continuance of their Efteem. Spy* HATS neatly dreifed,dyed, and made falhicnable, on the Oiortcft Notice. ...

... LliFU*., for theii nume.out Ftv*i>, ny the Encouragement to his HOUSE and CAKHI-iOf.i ; and at the fame 1 ime hr w.lhct to inform them and the Public in geneial, that be ha* purchtf. d A, HANDSOME COACH, Which, with able Hurfis, and carelut Uuvr is, miy be hid on ihe thortelt Noiice, eithei for vifitlng in tbe Town, or going a few. Miles into tbe Countiy. COACH FARE. To KIRKSTAI.L, with tht ...

... they have ahead)- re- ceived at their SHOP, in Boa ?? t ; and at the fame Time wiih to Inform them, That they have this Day enteied to the SHOP, in BRIGGATE, LEEDS, Lately occupied by Mrs. WALES, Millencr ; Where they have laid in a Compleat AfTortment of every Ar- ticle in the above Branch, which they are determined to fell it the mofl reafonable Teims — and flatter themfelves, that I they ...

... MEDLEY, Cbtwjfi & Druggi/f, Haviftlfiretetded to the OIL IiUSIN ESS, lately caniedon by Mr. CHr.ISif_.PHER BRAMLLY, of Leedt, ( BEGS Leave to inform the- Public in gcnerali I a the Dealt rs in Oil in particular, That be bas now on Sale, I lugt QllKtiiy ol I KAIN, SEAL, WHALIi and COD t, iL, which lie will fell upon the moft reafonable Terms. Aljo, -Jattimti, StviLt.r, Rati, Lisistia, and in ...

... upon SALE, a QUANTITY of true DUTCH HYACINTHS, and other FLOWER- ROOT-, alfothe double ROMAN NARCISSUS, for blow- ing in Glatt'es, tec. Impreflcd with a grateful Senfe qf the many Favours re- • ceived, he informs the Nobility, Gentry, Gardeners and Others, that ht continues to fell all Sorts of Garden and Craft Seeds, cheap Field Peas, and all Sorts of Fruit Trees and Shrubs i alfo a large ...

... Gentlemen of l.ted-i and itt Vicinity, he^s i.t rvtr to atfure them thit no Undeavouis (lull be want* lngr_infue| a Continuance ; at the fame Tim,: fla'teing himfelf il.it his AfTtduity will enable him to m.ir.ul -'tare GUMS md PISTOLo), at leall equal to any in the K.inied,.m, N. ?? He fells every Article nnceffary for a Ideating Sportfman j rvnd by Appointment of the Proprietors, he is the ...

... FRIENDS and the PUBLIC in General, for paft FA ?? and begs Leave to acquaint them, That he lias returned from Loni-on, Minchiitii, and other principal Markets, where he has bought A Now and Compleat Aflbrtmerit of GOODS, in. ihi above Branches of Bivtinefs. ty He Hatters hlmfelf that he ha* been particularly fortu- nate in making cheap Purchafes, and i, determined to fell on the very lowcll ...

... Gentle- men of OtHy and it* Environ*, his Friends and the Public in general, 'l hat he has jufl returned from LONDON, MANCHESTER, fat. where h« hat laid in an elegant Af. fortment nf the bell and the mofl fafhionable Articles in the above Branches, and particularly Mullins of all Sorts ; printed Cott ns, Calicoes and Muflini ; Black Modes, Dimities anil Miiilmetsol ill Sorts; Teas of the beft ...

... he hai re- ceived at the above INN j and begs Leave to inform them and the Public, That he hai taken and entered to the NEW INN, SKIFrON, (Belonging to Hii Grace tl.e Duke of Devonlhire) Which ii now fitted up in a genteel Manner, for the Recep- tion of Gentlemen, Tr»defmen, and Others, where by an unremitted Altention to render their Accommodation agree- able, he hopei to merit their future ...

... PEAS— containing Superfine Early Peas, beft Charleton Dilto, true Dwarf Matrowi, Pe_.l or Black-eyed Ditto, and the true barly Frame Pea.— Ccntleacn, Farmers, &c. may now be fupplied with any Quantity ol the above Fifteen per Cent, cheaper than ufually fold here. E. R. CALLENDER, Inf-rms Centlemen, Gardeners, and his Friends in general, Mat he has removed to a more convenient Situation, nearly ...

... Services to his friend, and the Public, having laid in a genital Af- fortment of GOODS in the above Branches, which he flatters himfell he ihall be able to accommodate them with, upon Terms that will conciliate a continuation of their Favors, the lcaft of which he will ever elteem himfell happy to mciit. Leeds, Jui,y lid, 179-. CROSSLAND's HOTEL, Leeds. RICHARD CKOSSLANDrefp-afully returns ...