... and fine TEAS, which he has purchafed at the lad EAST-INDIA COM- PANY'S TEA SALE ; and it is with Pleafure he in- forms his Friends and the Public, he can furniih every Kinl of Tea, above Four Shillings per Pound, of as good Quality, and at as low Prices as at any former Sale, notwithdanding tbe late additional Duty of Seven and a Half per Ceat. ■LACK TEA. GREEN TEA. Boh e» Tt.. eei. Bd. to ?? ...

... very good and fine TEAS, which he has purchafed at the laft EaS i -IN DiA COM- PANY', TEA SALE I and it is with Plea-ire he in- forms his Friends and the Public, he can furniih every Kind nl Tei, above Four .hilling! per Pound, of as good Quality, and at as low Prices as at any former Sale, notwithftanding the lata additional Duty of Seven and a Half per Cent. BLACK TEA. CRF.EN TEA. Bohca Tea, ...

... TEAS, which he has puichafed at the laft EAST-INDIA COM- PAN Y. TEA SALE ; and it i. with Ple-afure he my ¦fbrms his Friend, and the Public, he can furnirti every Kind of Tea, above Four Shillings per Pound, of a. ge- d equality, and at as low Price, as at any former Sale, notwithftanding the late additional Duty of Seven and a Half per Cent. BLACK TEA. CREEM TEA. _ nlera Tea, 91. Bd. to 34 ...

... acquaint his Friends and the Public, That having go: a comfortable Addition to hi. Houfe-, he will te enabled, foon after the Chrift mas Vacation, to receive TEN or TWELVE BOARDERS, wbo will beinßruflcd in the En^lilh Language grammatically, Writing in ufc- ful and ornamental Hands, Arithmetic in all its varioui Rules, Meichant.' Accompt. by Single and Double Entry, Menfuration of Superficies ...

... Waak io February, 1796. In order that Mrs. Irving may be enabled to pay every Attention to thole Pupils committed to her Care, flic has limited kerfalf to TWELVE BOARDERS, and TWO HALF BOARDERS. O* Proper Maflers will atten. to teach every ufe /ul and onunaentat Branch of Female Education ; and the u.nn-i- Eaticarours will be ufed to five S.w Is faction to fuck as may honour the School with ...

... but more particularly adapted to give a dekt- itile (month Edge tn an lnr__ier,t lo (hive youifelf with th^t Eafe is is iw: 10 ba Jefcribed ; fold for 31. 6d— 5' — and 101. 6d. each. Alio a BOX of PASTE ss. 61. to renew your old Ra* . Strap, md keep it in good Order for Years, with Dir-iV_ s ; aid, if on Trial, they ate not found to anfwer the Adverti-rmont, the Money to be returned within ...

... FRIENDS and the PUBLIC, for their Countenance and Support fince he commenced Bufinefs, is defirous to acknowledge the fame with Gratitude, and now begs Leave to acquit it them that he has taken his Brother JOHN MANN, a Partner with him in the faid Concern, who jointly with him Cjiicirs a Continuance of their Favours. Wtellen Clttis and Worftei Stuffs. In the Cou.fe of laft: Summer when Cuodi ...

... the PUBLIC, for their Countenance and Support lince he commenced Bufinefs, is defirous to acknowledge the Came with Gratitude, and new begs Leave to acquaint them that he his taken hii Brother JOHN MANN, a Partner with him in the faid Concern, who jointly with him fblicks a Continuance of their Favours. Woollen Cloth and Werjled Stuff's. In the Courfc of lift Jammer when Goods in general were ...

... md the PUBLIC, foe tbeir Countenance and Support suice he commenced Bufinefi, is defimui to acknowledge the fame with Gratitude, and ■now begi Lave to acquaint them that he hai taken hit Brother JOHN MANN, a Partner with him in the faid Concern, who jointly with him folicks a Continuance ef their Favours. Woollen Cloth and Werfled Stuff,. In the Courfe of laft jumrner when Goods in general ...

... that hi. CONCERT will bf on Friday the EMhteeoth ef March lull. PART I. Otertore— -Haytln. Clec. Sang— Mr. MeieditU. Clec. Symphony— aCl«moiti. • Glee. MUSIC in MACBETH. PART 11. Spmphony — Pleyel. Glee. Song— Mn. Shepley. Glee. Seng— Mr, Meredith, and Chorus. Glee. MUSIC in the TEMPEST. Ti ligiu prcciftty ot Sewn. Aftir the CONCERT will be a BALL. iry Ticketi 31. 6d. each, te ...

... of I.ee'i and its Neighbourhood, that he kai erected a Commodiou, BC.ILDING. at Saaari- cab, down the New Road to tht Cotton- Factory, fu* the Purpofe of Stoving Cloth, Ket feymerei, Stuffs, Sec em in improved Plan, as practifed in London, and rhe Weft of England j particularly Cloth, aad Kerfeymerei, by finilhing them in a clear and beautiful Manner ac- cording to any Pattern or Shade, ...

... mith, Ironmongers, Maniifaclurers of Hair Seating, Curfd Hair, Neils, Sprigs, Locks, &c. ' TAKE this Opportunity of returning their grateful Acitaowlcdgements to their Friends and the Public in general, for the many Favours conferred upon them at their Warehoufe in Lands-L ane, and alfo at their Shop in Muto) uaderthe Firm of Eiilby, War h im and Co. and as that Pattnerihip is now dif. folved, ...