... TEAS, which he has purthafed at the iate LAST-INDIA COMPAN Y'l TEA BALL, at the following reduced Prices: BLACK TEA. (, GRF.FN TEAS. I Fine Congou Bohes, as. to 4 Fine Singlo, 3.. hi. to 41. as. 6d per Ib. L per Ib. ?? Congou, 3*l . to 3s. fid. €Veiy fine Speckle Leaf Singlo I Very fine Con/on, 4,. | or Twankay, at jl. I SupeifineCampou Congou, 5s* Fine Hyfon, at 6>. ■ Fine .-.ouchong, 6s. to ...

... thinki it ?? to return her most finccrc Thank! to the Publk in gineral for the many Favor. conferred upon bee late Hulband during hil Life-time ; •nd at the lime Time wilhci to Inform her Friendi md the Pablit la gener.l, that Ihe continues the faid Inn, where the moft humbl y folicits the Fivor 1 of the Friends of her lite HuftSand md the Public in general , who may rely upon experiencing the ...

... [by Exprefs.) •ON DON, October 7. THE Gazette of this night contain; an account cf the taking ofthe Indian, a French privateer of 16 guns, together witn her prize the Egmont, a homeward bound Weft Indiaman of 450 tons burthen, by the Phaeton and Unite frigates. Laft night M. Declue, accompanied by Mr. Shaw, at whofe houfe the Courier has refided fince his arrival in England, left town for ...

... NALDSON, At lis Tia-Watinouii, near tie Caoss, in LEEDS, SELLS very good and fine TEAS, which he has purchafed at the late EAST-INDIA COtai'ANV's TEA SALE, at lower Prices, and of a fuperior Quality, than .it any Sale lincc tbe Commutation Act took place. BLACK TF.A. GSEt.N TF.A. 'V.Cone?ii lUiea. 2.1.a,.6d. Fine Sinlo, ?? It, 4 1. VlatCjagM, 31. M. n M .. Very hn Sp.kh- it.r Sn.glo Sciy fine ...

... , {By 1 From ibt ZOND'ON G AZE TfE. 1 , Whitehall, jipiil 4. Letter of which the following ;s Urn I\ axtraft, was yefterday received / Mr. Dundas, from His Royal' Highnefs the Dnke bfYorr, dated St,*Amahd, April ift, 1794.^ .> Saturday morning the enemy attacked of ofCoboufg's near Cateati. confiderable forde. fir ft they obligee the Auftrians to retire abandon three Villages in their front; ...

... [By Exprefs. LONDON, November 29. THE London Gazette was rot pjblifh d, 'vnen our papers were - from our this evening. By letter received from Plymouth we learn, that on Thurfday an order was receiv d firm the Secretary War, dilem b.i.l: all the troops now hoard the transports at. that place, originally deitintd for the»j Welt lnuies, confining regiments. The Dutch mail, dire* nor yet come to ...

... bearing Date the Fifteenth Day of September Inft affigned over all his Eftate and Eft. a Truftee the cm named. Trust tor the Benefit ofhimleif, and all luch orherof the C:editors the faid Daniel Taylor, who fhall come in and take the Benefit of the laid Asfii nmcnt, within One Month from the Date thereof; .and alfo fublcribe their Names to an Indorfement at the Back of the fame, othcrwife they ...

... jull teceived a large Quantity ot Red and White Clover Seed, Rib-Grafs, Rye-Grafs, and Trefoil, Ull ftelh Seedi, of the fitft Quality, and well worth the Attention oftbe Public. An APPRENTICE Wanted. WANTS a SITUATION, A PERSON who has been employed in one ofthe principal Clothing Manufacture! in Glo- ceflerthire, and who had for feveral Years the Manage- ment and Superititeiidance of it, ...

... Neighbour- hood, held this Day, to take into their Confideration how far it may le proper for Perfons to carry on the Woollen Miriufadttiry who have not been regularly brought up to the fiufinefs, purfuant to Notice given in this Paper, ALEXANDER TURNER, Efq; Mayor, In the Cha 1 r. Resolvkd, ' That the free Right of Manufafturinj, Woollens will tend to improve and extend the Manufactory, ...

... ihelublic, Thai he has thi. Day entered 10 the I ,me, Jor f.veral Years occupied by Mr, Samuel Vincent, deceafll.i winch he is new fitting up with every .equate Article icr the com- fortable Accommodation of fucli traveller* and Others, as may ple-.fc- to honour him wiih th.ir t.on.pany ( and lie alforss his Fiiends, thatevery Exertion will be made tomcrit their Patronage and Encouragement. t. ...

... A MEETING of the PRINCIPAL INHABITANTS the TOWN and PARISH HALIFAX, was this Day held it the Talbot Inn, pursuant to Ailvcrtiftment, for the Purpofe forming a Volunteer Corps oflnfantry, for the Security of the Town, rarifh, and its Neighbourhood, when amongft o'her Refolutions, it was'determined that the faid-Corps (hould confift of Three Hundred Men ; and a Subfcripritm having been for ...

... men of Otley and itl Environs, his Friend, and the I uolic in general,'! hat he hat juft returned fiom LONDON', ■IANCtIt-,1 I.R, tec. where he has laid in an elegant Af. lortment of the belt and the mort falhionable Articles in the above Branches, and particularly Mullins of all Sorts ; printed Cottens, Calicoes and Muilins ; Black Moilts, Dimities and Mudinets of all Sorts -, Teal of the ...