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... [By Exprcfs. . I OMpON, February 22. 7ESI ERDAY various rumours were 00 u J f ftatcd that a general ailioh bad taken place on the fronr 1 Janders, in which the been defeated-another, that an >rdtirre£tton had happened at Paris, which had ovcrfet .the ufurping faflion. However • fflachwfc fhould rejoice in dating cvems fafts, we muft fay that they both want tion • he Gazette this night ...
... AUGUST the 23d, AT Meetings of the GENTLEMLN, CLEKCV, and principal INHABITANTS the Town and Parifh of HALIFAX, held for th- Purpofc 0/eftablifhing a VOLUNI ££R CORPS INFANTRY, for the Security and Protection the own, Pari/h, snd its Neighbourhood, it has been determined amongft other Refolutions, that the Corps fltould confift THREE HUNDRED MEN, including ONE COMPANY of ARTILLERY, with TWO ...
... Ltnverheetd- Row, Leeds, TAKES tliis Method to acquaint his Friends and the Public, that he has laid in a Frelh Alfoitment of a Number of Articles, via. Plain, fpotted and corded Mußim, from in. to 16s. per Yard j piinted Cillicoes from led. to 51. per Yard ; Pocket Handkerchiefs from ad. to tl. W. each j Cotton Ditto fot the Neck at ill I'rictJ; Silk Handkerchiefs, frcm 3s. to 6s. 6d. each; ...
... Tuefday tbt Thirty-firft Day of Odder next, bitumen tht Hourt of Tour and Five inthe evening, (by Order tf major Part of tht Commijfioners ailing under a Commiffm: of Bankrupt, now in Profecution Mums, ofCrow-Ntfi, near Wakefield) fubjetH to Jut* Conditions of Salt Jhall be then produced, A Moft Valuable PLOT of FREEHOLD GROUND, containing Admeasurement Three Hundred and Thirty - three Square ...
... Uiober Inft. „t tbt thick Mr. James Wilkinjon, Innkeeper, ,n Nerthowrcm. tht Pari/!, cf Halifax, at Four in the Afttrneon, A Compact MESSUAGEorTENEMENT with a Cottage, fpacious Warehoufe, Stable, outbuildings, Garden, and Two Clofes of rich Meadow Land contiguous thereto, called the C* oft, and the Lays, and other the Conveniences and Appurtenances the fame belonging, pleafantly frtuate Upper ...
... feveral Toll Gates erecled on the faid Turnpike-Road, at Kitkltall-liridge, Calve! ley-Moor, Howling, Bradfurd, and Ambler Thorn, witl be Lett by Auction to tke Befl Bidder, at tie Star-and-Garter, at Kirk/lalt Bridge, on Friday the Firfl Day of November next, between the Houri of One and Five in the After neon, in the Manner direiled by tbe AH of Parliament peffed in the Thirteenth Year of ...
... Neivs in this High?* London Gazette. LONDON, January 3. THE Dutch mail due yefterday morning, ha- not reached town this afternoon, rtPr had any other com* m nication from the Continent- Advices, however, of a private nature, were received in on Thurfday night from Utrecht, the 2?th ult. which Hate that the Ficnch had crofted the Maefeon the 25th, and took poflpfllon the whole the Bommel. On ...
... for the many Fisrors ssonferred up m him at his la'e Shop in Lowerhead Row, and begs Leave to inform them, that he his taken and entered to the Shop lately occupied by Mr. HAIDON,in theMirke: Piice, oppofire the Old •Vhite Swan, where he folicits a Continuance of their Cultom, which hi will ever muft gratefully acknowledge. orfy A large and faihionable AlTortment of Ladies and Gen'lemen's ...
... Friday match was run over X Doncallcr common, between a O mare Mr Filler's, furt,eor, JL one of Mr. Townrow's, which was won jjy ormer 'r> latter, immediately on the rider difmounting, dropped down dead. Stockton races, the eel. for all ages, was won at two heats by Sir Thomas grey colt, Oppofitio/t, beating two others. A few days ago was married at Whitby, Major Brown, of the Leicsfterfhire ...
... ON wishes to acquaint his Friends, That he continues to take TWELVE YOUNG GENTLEMEN into his FAMILY as BOARDERS, and to instruct them in the ENGLISH LANGUAGE, WRITING, ARITHMETIC, BOOK- KEEPING, GEOGRAPHY and HISTORY. Mr. de SOUBZELEBIEU, a Gentleman of Learning and much respectability from France, attends the Whole of every Morning to teach the French Language. Drawing, Music and Dancing by ...
... Part of the Cou itty a SAMUEL PEECH beg, Leave to infctm hi: Friendi and the Public, that he has reduced his Pufting r„ One Shil- ling pc- Mile, for each Pair of Korfea, and .hat be can furnilb Twenty-five Pairs of good field, r.orfeait any one Time, with I fur-able Number of careful , Jriven. Chaifet, and .addle Horfe, ; added to that, he his agreed whh his Friends (tb prevent any ...
... tong 1 Mifi Shepley. Concert ante? Deveaux. Sang Mr. Metedith. Symphonia ? l.odoi ilea. Song? Mrs. Sheplcy. Favorite Glee? Oh why to be happy? Shield, Mrl. Shepley,' Mifs Shepley, and Mr. Meredith. PART 11. Overture? Plcycl. Song? Mifi Sheplcy. Concerto? Sth Correlli. 'Song? Mrs. Shepley. . Concerto? Mr. F.,fkiûe. Swig? Mr. Meredith. Finale? God five the Kong? Vcrfe and Chorus. T. ktgim ...