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... [By Exprcft.] From the London Gazette Extraordinary. ifkift&aU, Mmy S3. ABISPATCff,' of which the is cap'/* was. thw day received puke of York* Mr. Henry SIR, May *9, la la# letter mentioned to Imperial Mhnlln«f making djeoeralahttk hit whole I tree, in order, joint with the troop* imdtr the command of Oen. Clalrf.iyt, to the enemy to evacuate . >. On the at night the array moved forv/ard, for ...
... ani Woollen-Draper, &c. BRADVORp, IMPRESSED with gratitude to his Friend* and die Public for paft Favours, takes this Opportunity of returning them and acquaint-them, that r.a return':(l from London, and G;hcr principal Markett, where he has ( la-w Terms ind.-ed) and valuable Goods the above Rrauthes of j a many excellent Patterns Fri:.i', Waiftcoats and Breeches Stuffs, proper for Wear, wis ...
... vii, iwba >fIV-, of 8 guns and 61 men Poiffon Vnlan• ...
... [By Exprefs.jj Iviarch 8. HS Hlghnefs the Duke of York, landed cn Wcd*fcfday laft. at fpur o'clock in afternoon, rfcft health arc Tic was received upon his landing with all the honors due to his exalted chandler and rank: and iiitcnded'fetting oft the fame night for Coin tray. the of Commons Thu !Mr. Pitt propofed, that his Majeily might be enabled itcreafe the Militia Eftablilhruent of the ...
... Leeds, TAKES this Method to acquaint his Friends and the Public, that he hat laid in a Fiefli AfTorimene Of a Number of Articles, viz. Four, Fire andSix-qrs. plain, fpotted and orded Mufllns of all Prices; fpotted and (triptd Muflincts and Dinii- tias ; plain, fpotted and checked Cravats, from i4d. to 41. each, printed Callicoet and Chintzes; Silk, Silk and Muflin, and Pocket Handkerchiefs, of ...
... made fume remarkably cheap Purchafet in MUSLINS, DIMITIES, PRINTED CAI.LICOES, IRISH LI- NENS, _cc.-_.Thiy are in ge era! confiderably lower than it is ?? to marnfaflure fucb Goods for, and in Grati.udc to hi. Cuftomers for paft Favours, every Ar- ticle will be fold for the moft trifling Benefit Printed Callicoes at is. per Yard,__-gouJ ones at I4d. â fnperfine Ell-wide Chintz Gown, at ias. ...
... [by Exprefs.] From the LONDON GAZETTE. Downing-Strut, July I. THE King havine been pleafed to appoint the Right Hon. Lord Malmefbury, cf the Bath, to be his Majcfty's Plenipotentiary for negotiating and concluding a treaty of peace with the Plenipotentiaries of the French Republic duly authorized for that his Lordihip. fet out Yefterday for Lifle, where the negotiations are to be forthwith ...
... 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 ...
... Coidfmith, in Wakefield; confiding of a valuable AlTortment of Silver nnd Plafcd Gocds, Jewellery, Trinketi, Wafches, Cut- lery, Paper, Japan, and Tunbrilgc Waras, Cnnes, Whips, Slicks, and Umbiellas, Pocket Books, Thread Cafes, and Purfcs, Ivory, Tortoif- Shell, Hotn, Paper, Enamcll, and Silver Snuff Boxes, and Tooth Pick Cafes, Smelling iloffles in gie.it Vcrictv, finidcy Perfumes, China, ...
... g-Machines, Either on a single or double Construction, well calculated for the Use of Families, MAY be had of THOMAS MAR- RIOTT, at his Shop, at the Top of the Ley- lands, Leeds, viz. A Machine to wash Twelve Shirts, 3l. 3s. - Sixteen Ditto, 3l. 13s. 6d. * Twenty Ditto, 4l. 4s. - A Double Machine, to hold Twenty-four Shirts, 4l. 14s. 6d.* Thirty-two Ditto, 5l. 5s. Forty Ditto. 6l. 6s. *|* ...
... Auth'irity from the Hono- table ?? for managing his Majefty'i Stamp Duties, 1 have deputed and appointed the follow- ing Perfons, within the above Diftriel, to receive the Du'ics impofed bythe Afl of the -j6rh Year of his faid Majefly, intituled, An Act for repealing certain Duties on Legacies, and Shares of Perfonal Eftatcs, tnd for granting other Duties thereon t vir. Mr. John Atkinfon, ...
... Tuefday night laft, the compt- X houfe of Janies Armytape. O X Elq; of Hunflet, near this town, was broke open, and two pair . buckles, and fome other triHing articles carried away. Mr. HenrySkelton.grandfontoMr. Chriftoplier Bramley, of this town, is arrived Uere, having been prifoner in France upwards two years.—He confirms the accounts pubiifhed in the London papers of the fcarcity of ...