... Domingo belong to his Mu)efty.—The King has been plea fed to appoint Major- General Alexander Earl of to be Lieutenant-Governor of of Jamaica. in the room of Maior-General Adam WUliamfon. Adtnirctlp-Off.ce, CW. day, in purfuance of the King's pleafure, the undermentioned Captains were appointed. Flag- Officers of his Mxtjcfty's fleet, viz Charles Holmes Everitt John Bourmafter, Sir George \ ...

... great Inereafe in the Polling Bufinef,, which he has experienced for the lafl Twelve Months ; tnd he at the fame Time flatters himfelf, as It never ad. vancedtfon lie Old Prite ?? Sbilling ftr Milt, (not- withftanding the late very high Price of Horfe Corn, Ac.) that he fhall continue to receive that Patronage, which he affure, his numerous Friends, it will ever be his Study to deferve. ty ...

... at the fame Time to inform them and the Public, that they have removed from their Pie* mifes in Marfh-Lane, to the Houfe lately occupied by Mr. Rayfon, in the Market-Place, in Leeds afbreftid ; where, and at their old Shop in the Lowerhead-Row, thty continue the Painting Bufinefs, in all its Branches, and when their Friends may rely of having their Woik well done, and on the lowed Terms.— OlLS ...

... Exprefs ] LONDON, December 31. THE Sun paper of this evening contains an account, (copied from Perlet's French Journal of t,he 27th ult.) of the lofs of the Seduifant 74 guns, juft after the fleet left Breft. Yefterday afternoon LOrd Malmefbury, with Mr. Ellis, and the reft of his Suite, arrived at Lord Grenville's office, in Downingflreet.—His Lordfhip had an immediate interview with Lord ...

... Monday laft (being the return X X that aufpicious day when our v rac ' ous Sovereign was crowned) there was a moft pleafing e.thibi- t * lon Q f y a j y ant j patriotifm at Wakefield. One hundred and lixty gentlemen incorporated for the purpofe of preferv, ing the peace and order of the town, under the denomination of he Royal Wakefield Volunteers, were muttered under their commander Major ...

... Saturday laft the aiTizes were X . X opened at Y rk, by the lion, Mr. Juftice Rooke, and the Hon. J uftice Lawrence, before wiiotn the following prifoners have to take their trials, viz. 'Tho. Brifcoe, of Leeds, for the wilful murder of John Stocks.â??George Thompfon, Sheffield, news-carrier, for distributing a fedirious pamphlet, entitled, Aferious Letlurefor th Fnj} Day.'-John Smith, ...

... 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 ...

... return hi 3 moft fince.e Thanks tv his Friends and the Public, for the Favours conlerred upen him at his late SHOP, and at the' fame Time to inform tl • m, that he has taken and entered ro the Shop lately occupied by Mr. Samvel Ci.thoip, fituated at the Bottom of the Lowei head Row aforcfaid, where he hat laid in a frefh and gcod Affrttment of every Article in the Grocery, Tea, and Tobacco ...

... SLAIGH WAITE NEW ORGAN, Built by Mr. Dona/elf on, cf Tork. ON WeJneftlav the iyth Day of October, 1791, willbe performed in SLAIGHWAITE CHAPEL, in the Parilh of Hudderslield, A Selection of Sacred Mufic, From the COMPOSITIONS of HANDEL. PARTS the FIRST md SECOND, SELECTIONS from the ORATORIO of the MESSIAH; With the SONG lie ttsa, brought 01 0 Lamb to tbeSlaugbeer, (hy Mr. MERI-DITH) from ...

... y laft, the new-built dwel- X X ling-houfe belonging to Mr* Holmes, of Bradford* Wool-ftattwwft pier, by fotne means took fire, owing it is fiippofed, to the'carelefsnefs of the workmen employed therein, which entirely deftroyed the fame before it was extin'guifhed. Our fair commences on Thurfday next, and we think it nece'flary to inform our readers, that Halifax fair a few days ago a ...

... enfuing affixes, which commence on Saturday ne::t, the :9th inft. before the Hon. Baron Thomion and the Hon. Sir Giles Ruoke, Knt.—Ann Stephenson, of Laughtonen-le-Morthen, charged with the wilful murder of ncr baftard child.—John George Elmfley, Gilbert Swain, Jonathan StansfiHd, and John Hardacre, charged with the wilful murder of Samuel Fofter, in the townfttip of Bradford.—Richard Booth, ...

... PART I. Grand Overture to Henry I V.— Martini. Song— Mr. Meredith. Concerto Violin— Mr. Lawton. Song— Mrs. Shepley. Cite, Three Voicei, O ftrike the Harp—(accom- panied on the FianoFotle)— Stevens. Overture— Haydn. PART 11, Overture— Pleyel. Song— Mifl Shepley. Concerto Oboe— Mr. Eifkine. Song— Mr. Meredith. New Cite, Three Voices, 'J Blow Wirder— Cilcot. Full ...