... of True UUICH h.'ACJNTH-., and other FLOWER- IUIOTSi »l r ° ,he D«»Ml HUMAN NARCISSUS, lor towing in r.1.n1*. .. .tc. lmprtir»d with a grateful Ser.fe of the many Favors receiv- ed, he informs the Nobility, Gentry, Gardeners and Others, That he continues to fell all Sorts cf Garden and Grafs Seeds, cheap Field Peas, and all Sorts of Fruit Trees and Sbruhs ; alfo a large Quantity of cheap Young ...

... recommend his GUNS to the Att.nt.on of SPORTSMEN ; affuting himfelf that they will no where meet with better Shooting Guns, or neater Work, than thofe he is enabled to manulaflure. Gentlemen who mean to honour him with their Com- mandi, would oblige him by early orders, that they may not be di .appointed for the opening of ihe approaching shooting Seafon j and for which he has laid in an ...

... has re iiised at the above INN; and begs Leave to inform them and the Public, That he has taken and entered to the NEW INN, SKIPTON, (Belonging to His Grace the Duke ol Devonfhlre) Which ia now fitted up in a genteel Manner, for the Recep- tion of Gentlemen, 1 radefmen, and Others, wheie by an unremitted Altention to render their Accommodation agree- able, he hopei 10 merit their future Favors ...

... Fiiendi, and informs them that he has de- clined ihe CJ-ocu v B us in is sand continu- s rhe TEA TRAI3K, Wh-.leftle and Retail in his prefciit bl.op.— Ke alio purpofes ca deal in I'aiiin, Orange, Cowflip, Cuir.irt, anil Elder Wines, Sec. Worcefter, Kent md North Cl.*y Hops. tr^' By conuning ?? to the Sale ofthefe Articles, J, BuoA-iHtAD is induced to hepe, thitluiivfll be en- abled to fupply ...

... NALDSON, At bis Tea-Wartboufe, near the Crcfs, in Ltc.li, SELLS very good and tine TEAS, which he Imi purchafed at tue late EAST-ltf DIA COMPANY'! TEA SALE, at the following .educed Price*! BLACK TEA. t_ GREEN TEAS. Fine Congou Bohea, 21. to _ Fine Sin_lo, 31. 6d. 10 4.1. il. 6-1. per lb. per Ib. Fine Congou, p, to 3s. 6d. _ Vciy fine Speckle Leaf Singlo Very fine Congou, 4s. or Twankay, at ...

... lry. AT' a numerous Meeting of Gentlemen, held by Advertifement at the Old King'! Arms, In ca-tdi, Nov. -3d, 1796 R.imvi*, That a Troop of Volunteer Cavalry, attached to the Corps of Leeds Volunteer Infantry, and acting undel the 'Command of Colonel Lloyd, may prove an ufeful and ciemplary Inftitution at this Juncture. We whofe Names are hereunto fubferibed, do engage to enroll ourfelves to ...

... Exprefs,] From the LONDON GAZETTE, Whitehall, Augufl 'l2. THE King has been pleafed to appoint General Sir Charles Grey, &.8.. to be Governor of the if]and Guernfey, the caftle of Cornet, and all other iflands, forts and appurtenances thereunto belonging. The King has alfo been pleafed to appoint Richard Spiller, Efq; to be one of his Majefty's commiffioners of excife, in the room of Henry ...

... From the Dublin Journal of December Cork, Dec. I am this moment returned from Kinfale, and have the pleafure to inform you, that Admiral Kingfmill is off the Old Head with a French 64 gun Chip he captured in his paffage from Portfmouth, . after an aftion of 45 minutes, in which he had 25 men wounded. She a valuable prize, and was bound to the Weft-Indies ■with a large fum jnoneyand cloathing ...

... performed,, a Comedy, called wild, oats. Sir George Thunder, Mr. Penfon; Rover, Mr. Sandford Harry, Mr. J. Willcinfon Sim, by a Young Perfoo, (hit firft Appearance any Stage.) Lady Amaranth, Mrs. Jarman; Jane, Mrs. Southgate. After which will grot*, > virion inimitable Feats on the TIGHT ROVE, By SIGNIOR SAXONI, Who will exert himfeif in a peculiar Manner, by a novel Difplay Activity, never ...

... [by Expre/s.] LONDON. Oft. iS. YESTERDAY and this morning arrived two Hamburgh mails. They bring advices from Udina of the 26th ult. that the armiftice between the Emperor and the French Republic, whicn was to expire on tbe ift of October, had been renewed for three weeks, and the conferences between the refpective Plenipotentiaries of the three powers were continued, and hopes are even ...

... laft week, but 'his concern Was fomewhat dimin;fhrd by my from ihe know! d.-c had your compositions, that it wis not written by your'-if. this point of view, I fmuld not think it notice, did I not obferve in it many alTertion*, which you know to be/* l /') and which you have introduced the honourable ptitpofe of mifieprefenting my conduct, and drcciv'•nrt the public. You tha'my letters are ...

... great lncrealc in the I'ofli-g Bulincfi, which he has experienced for the laft Twelve Month! , and he at the fame Time tla'tcrs himfclf, a, ie n tier ad- vanced upon tie Old Price of One Shilling per Mile, (not- withftanding tielatevery high Price of Hurfe Corn, tec.) that he fhall continue to receive that Patronage, which he allure! his numcroui Friends, it will ever be hi! Study Co deferve. ...