... their Friends, for the liberal Encouragement they have hitherto received, and inform them and the Public in general, that they conti- nue tc carry on the BRUSH MANUFACTORY in all its Branches, at the Original Warehouse, in Nelfon- Street, where the beft Workmen are employed, andfrom always keeping a good Stock of Materials of the firft Qua- lity, they hope to he enabled to execute all Orders ...

... LEEDS, HUDDERSFIELD and MANCHESTER COACH, every Morning (.Sundays excepted) at Five ?? ; and meets the Liverpool Coach at Manchefter, ky which Paffengcrs and Parcels are forwarded immediately. The TELEGRAPH COACH to NEWCASTLE, every Morning at the above Hour, and with the above Exception. The YORK COACH, every Afternoon at Three ?? (Sundays excepted.) The TRUE BRITON COACH to LONDON, fets out ...

... EF I T is H\c4 for MONDAY, the 2d ' ?? ?? .'wircli ?? will ?? (not acted this sea- • . a •'. II VUNTED COVER; the partofAdMa, by ?? Xi ' ' ?? ol r he King's I iic.et re (her iirst appearance 111 .A ul 1 pnlv appearance ou rhe English stage), t • ; it r.A ( f th.c Opera, the t;ivo.irire BallstofLA I ' ' ?? ( : ?? „ vl.\V I A . End of the Ope a, a G rand His- f ■ ' ?? A ' t( i n which Madame ...

... | „r. htimble ta.enrs to your benefit, and th-t '1 „ most fa-thfully and mo»t ' diiigaif 1 y ocr ■ ' ' ■ : i. 1 ?? • ..He ! respect, I ail!, V i j.,- 1 ' Cicuticn-icri, Your much obliged Servant, ■j KJ- 'J l - R X I D • : ; ?? — ~ihe Nob'.^men an! ?? .tirntcti KDUCATED at CHARTfeR^HOUSE •''• . --■ requeued to meet at Charter-house, on . . „ ,2th instant, at One o'clock, to attend ...

... of M ANCHE'STEp vViN^C 1 ?? 3tt . ij ALA, and Grand Display of FIRE WORKsI j- 'p,rii.'ulars will'be giva* at lar-rein the Bills of ToS ■ admission 3s. — Doors open at seven o'Ciock. : '' l , ' ?? Saturday, the 16'h July, an A W ARD 1 ' '.if Commissioners for carrying into effect tiie Se- V .. K li »f the Treaty oe. ween t lie American Govern- \j h,« Britannic Majesty, for 1,571*. ias. 2d ...

... . J . ar. The Snirit '-et Ravia. 'The principal cha- i\ h ?? r .md Mr;. AstU;, thcirjifst appearance. a' U^|LpLntoniimv,ca!fe.J THEY WOULD IF THEY' .yr ...

... and ?? cascade of fire - Of Mount Vesovms at*#B time of a great eraptioh' * ; ii ths flowing of the Lava,, the Town of-Portici, Sec - t l.e gmt Cascade at Ti vol i, the Sybils Temple, the Town „a ?? Ccnmtry, Temples, Amphitheatre, Mau- jjrupis, *«• 1» a d near Rome, .Napjes, and the South of franre. *l be «en »t No. 67, Lower Grosvenor-street. \dui»ttpo~- to five, persons, is. each, under ...

... hia; f rripettfßliy a_P* int , the .* I'-tc and Gentry, and\he> Frwufs iv ?? their r -a ST \NNTAI v OCAf^CO.NC&RT wlrhepertbrm- ?? EVENING, May or ' ln-«ie -_»*e Room. An _Jjnsed Ait and . new cTee, «3pft= Shepherd aad his ri ?? by Mr. W. Knvvctt. A Listof the Perform- L'nßiih at the Music .Shops. Principal Vocal Per- ( ?? Madame Dftssek, Miss Tenuant, Master Smith, j°»«- _i««cnden I for ...

... Company pr 3--.I ?? such .iniveTsalai^rr**Wi»ia--r^'ll be repeated TO- ,:*•■■- U.V, FRIDAY, July ?? the Gardens will be ii.'i.-.iiiaied aud ornamented in a superior style of Eastern M.., a fu.-«ice • the Grand Transpare.icy painted by Hamil- tor., reprf-ehtinr* Britaiinia seated on a Throne, surrounded by il- 11 i nitcs - f fiauty, emblematical ofthe City of London, ?? , ?? : ?? tl .- X uik ...

... deputed to-ts MARK M. SYKES, Bart, tt * -*«sefied that til Gentlemen will defift from **n the above Manor, w'thout ittrt in t*o firft had from Sta Mask M. Sykxs- ?? all- ur.qualifitd Perfons found Spirting there will ha proftc«t:-d after this Notice. TAKEN UP, A LARGE POINTER DOG, of the Spanilh Breed. An-- Perfon ?? the above Do?, miy have him acaip, by pavina th- e|tpenfr*t of Ad ...

... IT is fiiM for X!T) NDA V , the ed 7 ?? , -i which .Aw vvill be i.er4*_|-*n-fl ('not aeled ti.is sea- I'HE HAUNTED TOWER ; the part of Adda, by ?? I'otU, oft lie Kind's Theaire (her first appcarar.ee in , ?? -n.-ter, and only appearance on the English sta^cj. !t • iif first ad of the Opera, the favouri** Ballet of LA ' ,. Kx.D|-!i A FA V I A . End of the O pera, a C rand 1 1 is- ■ (Til let ...

... GALA, when tiie Gardens will be illuminated in a novel and splen- did manner, and decorated wirh a variety oi New D'vices, I'ransparcncies, &c. &c— The CONCERT will consist of ■ Sclcclion of both Vocal and Instrumental Music, of wn : .h tiie following will form a part. Overture, Stamitz ; Song, Mr. Sniitnj Symphony, Haydn; Song, Mr. Dignum; Overt ire, Ariadne, Handel; Song, Miss Daniels; Over- ...