... 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, ...

... the great I.acrcafe in the Polling Bufinefs, which he hai experienced fur the laft Twelve Months ; and he at the fame Time Hatters hinafelf, 1, he never ad. tsa-ice.l upon ttt Old Prist of One Shilling pur Mill, (not. withftanding t' elate very high Price of Horfe Com, ttf:.) that he Hull con'inue 10 receive that Patronage, which he alâ??rts his numerous Fiiend*, it will ever be his Study to ...

... L CONCERT. ON Monday Evening, the 14th of Novem- ber lnrt. will be performed, inthe Old Aflembly Room, Wakefield, A CONCERT, Of Vocal aud luftrumental Mufic. Leader ofthe Band, Mr. LAWTON. Th, Vocal Part by Mrs. SHEPLEY. , PART I. Crand Overture? Haydn. Song. Conceitantc ? l'l.wel. Song. , Concerto Violin? Mr. Lawton, I Part 11. Overture ? Haydn. / Song. Concerto Piano Forte? Mr. Sinrplbn. ...

... Woonuouse, near Leedi, which con lilts of Capital Stone ofevery Kind, Ibr Build- ingi and other Purpol'c,, and which he will fell (accord- ing to Quality,) on the mod moderate Term,, and on the Ihorteft Notice. He has alfo Three other Quarries, via. One at Idle, One at Toller-Lane, and One at Bolton, all near Bradford, which produce Slates and Flags of excellent Quality, end Flag! proper for ...

... FOUNDRY, in Warer-Lane, Lecdi, for the Purpofe of Calling Iron, ril. Engine Work of all Kindi, Ballance Wherli, Joints, EofTes and Stcpi. Crank and Oftagon Wheels. Grate Ban, Bearers, Frames and Doors. Steam and Injection Boxes. Wheels, Segments, Tumbling Shafts, Plum- bers Blocks, Coupling Boies, and Mill Work in general . Tapet and Waggon Wheels, Waggon Raili, and Tram Wheels. Rafp Barrels ...

... Room, Wakefield, A CONCERT, Of Vocal aud luftrumental Mufic Leader of the Band, Mr. LAWTON. The Vocal Part by Mrs. SHEPLEV. PART I. Crand Overture— Haydn. 1 . Concertante — Pleyel. ; Song. Concerto Violin— Mr. Lawtort, Part 11. Overture— Haydn. * Song. Coflcerto Piano Forte — Mr. Sampfon. Song. Concerto Flute. Full Piece. After the CONCERT will be a B ALT.. to begin piecfelydt Seven ...

... BOOT and SHOE-MAKER, In tne Market-Place, Leeds, RETURNS his fincere Thanks to the LADIES and GENTLEMEN, lot the man; ' avors ?wnferreil up an him at his late Shop in Lusurheiil Row, anil begi Leave ta inform thusi, that he lill tikco and entered to the Sop lately occupied by Mr. M J ' in Ihr Market Place, oppofirethe d* Whire Spin, ae*me he HHMI Coniinuance of their Cuflom, which hi will ...

... an Entire New INVENTION, never before made b, any other Stay-Maker in this Part of the Countiy. 'Thefc are full and half boned STAYS, made svith Elattic Foreparts that will force out or let in as the Wearer may think fit.— They are very convenient for Ladies troubled with a Swelling in the .-tomach. as they may give ?? in an lnilant. Likeioijc, FRENCH and ITALIAN STAYS, ELAS. TIC CORSETS and ...

... ot and Shoe - Maker, Kirkgate, Leeds, RETURNS his most grateful Acknow- ledgment, to his Friends and the Public, for their past favors, and respectfully informs them, that he is just returned from LONDON, where he has purchased a large and fashionable Assortment of Articles in the above Branches, and that he is enabled to sell them on such Terms as he flatters himself will insure their future ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...