... [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 ...

... [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 ...

... HIVINE WorCiip, for firft timlf, was performed that beautiful edifice, Saint Paul's Churchy iir fcuilt by the Re*. Miles Atkmfon, when moll excellent fermofts, applicable to the occafion, were prcached one in the morning by Rev. Peter Haddon, the' Vicar, from the following text,—Gentfis, chap. Xxviii. vetfc t6th, Surely tb« lord it in ikitfiact j«-And the other the Rev. Miles Atkinfon, in the ...

... going _»uo mourning, cn Sunday the inftant, for the lute Chriftiana Mecklcnberp Strelitz. filler to the Queen, v Upon a rcp.e ...

... •Yorkflrire Archers met on X X Monday lad, in Wharf-Dale, T X the targets were f>ftcHed in a beautiful plain, by the fide of the .River Wharf* the property of Walter Fawice*, Efq; imihenle concourfe people the occafion who were highly gratified with the day's an elegant eolation wai provided in the tents of the lociety By Mr. Fawkes.—At the tonclufionofthe (hooting, the. company were ...

... following is a literal copy of X a letter (lately received from nun at prefent witlilheDuke York) to his j ther at Horton, near Bradford, dated May 24, 1794 : Dear Father this comes with kind love you that tbeic few lines will find you health, as I prefer*, J tfcaok Cod. iir k.— your letter* ithtn then miles London, but w >s hundrid WH that Wit not gon be:«e retv'i your letter verry forry ...

... [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 ...

... 14th, 1794. AT the Adjourned Meeting of the General Committee, held at the Red-Lion, in Pontefraft, the and Adjournment on Thurfday the 19th Days of June, 1794, purfuant to public _ Notice, The Right Hon. EARL FITZ WILLIAM, In the Chair. WAS RESOLVED, ift. That Lord Fittwilliam be recommended by this Committee Majefty, or the Lord Lieutenant, to be Captain the Troop Yeomanry Cavalry formed ...

... 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 \ ...

... 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 ...