... F lv» Afls, called The STRANGER. With New Scenery, UreiTes, etc. After which a Farce, in Two Arts, (*ntr perfcrmt.l bin,) called The JEW and the DOCTOR. To I egin a Quartet bef ore Seven. Bo« Ticket! 3s.— Pitii.— Gallery ?? be had of Mr. Swalwell, al Mr. Ccorge England's, in the Horfe Fair. ty The Public are rcquefted to okferve, that Mon- day, Aujuft sthi is the only Night che much admired ...

... re- -1 viewed by Lieutenant-General Scott. MR. HOPKINS, Miniature - Paititer, No. 17, cving-ftreet, Bloomlbury-fquire, Lon- !sion, oegs to acquaint che Ladies and Gentlemen of the above-mentioned Places, and tbeir Environs, that the . VRitJt t)f th? GRAND REVIEW, From hil PICTURE taken on the Spot, is now finifhed, and to be feen at Mr. Wright's, Printer, and at Mr. Greenwood's, BtrOkfclier, ...

... Receipt the Rents and Revenues of His Majetty, in Right his faid Duchy, within the Honors of and Knarefbrough, in the County of York, and Honor of Tickhill, in the Counties of York and Nottingham, will be held at the Houfe of Mrs. Lodge, the Red-Lion* in Pontefract, on Saturday the Fourteenth Day of October next; at the Red-Lion, in Tickhill, on Saturday the Twentyfirft Day October; and the ...

... paft Favours, and begs Leave to acquaint rtitm that lie continue! to fell all Sorts •f Nurfery Trees (a few Sorti excepted) ac Half, and feme Sort! under Half his former Catalogue Prices ; and that ?? Stock ii large aad healthful. He thinks it ?? farther to inform them, that he has ?? hii yearly Supply of New C.irderi Seedi ; feme of them from London, and ' other* directly rec-m Abrnad, ...

... r*nd inform, them thar he has de- cline! tiie C.roc-p. v ?? and eorti.iutj the TEA TJ-ADE, Wr-ilef„le and Retail in his piefent Shop.— He alfb puipofes to deal in Raifin, Orange, Cuwllip, Curra t, and Fl ler Wines, Sets. Wo -efter, Kept aid North Clae H„p,. f.5 3 By ?? himl'elfto the Sale e''thefc Articles, J. Broauheai' is induced to hope, that her wi'l i be en- abled fo fupply lii-i ...

... '1 hanks for the great Encouragement they have met wilh in the Town and Neighbourhood, fince their Commencement in the above Bulinefs— being Ten Yean. And further beg Leave to inform their Frlendt and the Public in general, That they have ju_ felefled In London, and received Irom thence, a neat AlTortment of the mod new and fashionable PATTERNS, whiob they are now manu- faa«ring in FLOCK, MOCK ...

... ot and Shoe - Maker, Kirkgate, Leeds, RETURNS his most grateful Acknow- ledgment, to his Friends and the Public, for their past favors, and respectfully informs them, that he is just returned from LONDON, where he has purchased a large and fashionable Assortment of Articles in the above Branches, and that he is enabled to sell them on such Terms as he flatters himself will insure their future ...

... by Lifutenai.t-C'cneral Scott. MR. HOPKINS, Miniature - Painter, Na ay, King-ftrcet, Kioomibc'ry-fquare, Lon- don, begi to acquaint the Ladiei and Gentlemen of the above-mentioned Places, and their Environs, that the PRINT of the GRAND REVIEW, Fran hii PICTURE taken on the Snot, it now finifhed, and to be (sen at Mr. Wright's, Printer, and at Mr, Greenwood's, Bookfeller, Leeds ; Mr. Meggitt'! ...

... LONDON, September 26. BY intelligence received this day, it appears that Gen. Jonrdan has at length effefted the paflage of the Rhine at Nieuwied, to co-operate with the forces whic-i had previoufly pa fled and that the Anftrians, to the amount of 20,000 men. though advantageoufly polled, made no attempt to oppofe the paffage, but retired with precipitation as the enemy advanced. The ftrong ...

... BOURHOOD of MANCHESTER and SALFORD, appointed by the Botoughreeve! and Conftablei in Com* pliaiice with s refpect.ble Requilition, and ad ver ri fed in Wheeler's and Harrop'i Mrncheiter Papers, for the Put- pofe of confidering of a PROPER ACKNOWLEDGE- MENT to COLONEL STANLEY,. the OFFICERS sod PRIVATES of the FIRST ROYAL LANCA- , SHIRE REGIMENT of MILITIA, on their Return to theii Native ...

... returning Thanks X to his Friends and the Public, for Ihe many Favours conferred upon him, and at the fame Time informs ihem, he has received a large affortment of Ercih ai.d Good TEAS, purchafed at the late j ,l-lndia Tea Sale ; and which he is determined to fell at .lit mod reafonable I'liccs. N.B. A good AfToitment, of Raw Sugars, Lump, Loaf and Giound ditto, with every Article of Ciocery ...

... this Method of gratefully acknowledg- ing the fame, humbly fuliciting a Continuance thereof j Jhe alfa moft refpeflfully allures his Friends and the Pub- lic in general, that every Exertion fhall be ufed to merit, hy Attention and Afiiduity, x\m Patronage of thofe Ladies and Ctn' lemen who may ?? ple.ifed to honor him with future Favors.— Hr haj laid In large AiTortments of good old Wines, ...