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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, nnTm-KSDA-' ?? 31st inst at BurroW and NoT- i age's office, at twelve o'clock ;
... ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED HOGSHEADS ST. CROIX and TORTOLA SUGARS. *i* For further particulars apply to BURROW and NOTTAGE. Lancaster., Mat 18, 1810. A BRIDGE. TO BE LET, Ob Tccst-A* the 29th of May inst at the house 1 fan:. »s Salihouss, the Horns, in Church* Town, at eleven o'clock 10 ihe forenoon ; rTHfc. TAKING -DOWN and RE- JL BUILDING of THLSTLETON BRIDGE, i .tiiate in the townships of ...
03tliU£(i kc. WANTED, AN APPRENTICE to a SURGEON and APO THECARY. or ■ ticilars apply 'if by Letter, po-t paid!
... to Hodgson and Paul, Sarfeous, Nortballer- wantedT ~ In STOCK ra V- rP O V- TE R S AN In-Door's APPRENTICE to a DRESS-MAKER. F.ir tiaiticulars apply to Messrs. Chrutophch and .. rsxerr. N. B. A Premium will be expected. T6TI N~j 'ROOK, UPHOLSTERER ttnd CABISETMAKER BRIGGATE, LEEDS. IS in immediate want of a JOURNEYMAN UPHOLsTERER. None need apply but those who perfectly under- stands then ...
! s the earliest oppfrt.init.j :l,anks to the very numerous li,v and Gentry who honoured tiieir pre-en ce, on ..
... etUeni, that their continued *,•_.t eher endeavours to re- by the be* exertions of her which absolutely end rr_ rv has been every Lent ,lle real Phenomena f the ble addition. to his illustration strono-ny. -MrT. EDWtN.-LY- tVEDNESDAY NEXT. May ,medy of The HYPOCRITE. ,c Yorkshire ...
iTvLY . which absolutely end rfl»' T.eatre Bo'val. ll.,vmarket.-TO-MORROW * .n^rin^ FRI ?? A..ei,\y impressed ..
... _ . ''■, _ „i„i.-V,l LeCtlir-e „„ the BIDOURA- '' iitl. ?? ir ' Vrn . '*Tt Orrery, has bet-n every Le.t ...
Mr. VF^TRLS h a s-*r_jj U l> .Vmost recpretftillv to inform the Nobility h»H iV and th*- Pnblic in general,
... the ITth May. tW* u, „ ite E S_fSed«fii*i«rit*o PKßA.in which Ma- »bf!. * U , ; _nd **i-r Trametzani will perform ; together asme C** tala ?? ; ' h Divertissement, and an entirely new Ballet, S^wWfficK on L'AMOUR FUOCTIF, composed fn!itl rt) ?? an d brought out under his direction.— Boxes by Mr ' J ft -nd Tickete had at the Opera Office, Hay- ?» bf lak o o r n _ f Mr. Vesiris, No. •. King ...
... ' ' v -t+ resoectfullv informed, that the i fr-ntrv. Stih-rnherv, -re Hpe r( . nVXV n „ t . the 18th iTfiSrSADE «;»> «S Klenlen now Subscribers, who : tt ; a 7l Th*^* Uld hr tin extra Tickets, are requested to send ' ■': i r ' ms \l oC as * on as possible in order to have 't r K'amw M lll ° ( JS The Tickets will be ready for de- li^ ?? ?? ■■* aft^ iwt - hns the ■rriNt.'s V^nectfnliv to ' nf ...
TWO APPRENTICES wanted immediately
... GRENDER prefents her moll grateful Ac• knowledgments to her Friends mud the l'uhlic, and begs Lure to inform them that her Daughters have bees lame Timc iu London, for the Purport of relating a Fafbinnalsk Affortmcnt of MILLINERY and FANCY DRESSES; which are now open for InfpeNioa. SAMUEL RENDER embraces the prefent Opportunity, to return hi. Gneerc Thanks for the liberal Support hr has ...
H*— Hr. HARR^ON most 7i\
... r\ v- vr \ l ben i;fit CO vci_iit r f_ V^nrrV- ™ will consist of ?? performers # VV. r . OtcWjr Hiilingion, Mr ? . Ashe, and *V.!« |V, .r I S rison, Mr. Brfla .J, Mr. (,«», Mr. 1 ' _. tin -1 -Mr. Bardenwa. Uade^of the lis. ?? , ?? • XC - ?? aiid eonipletcL Mr. Y. eichscl. ?? be ■linr. ' )r . ?? Singers from Uueashire, the Young ■■•fH-lir-^ \f is Chapel and West.niu- ter Abbey, 1 ?? ...
INAEDT, and M-. c Nobiiitv nnd ■ 'entry. rrweclfullv infarn.ed. TTLUS's ROOMS, on Jriptimis received by id ..
... not having b.-n. Subscribers, the y take^ „ their Tickers will be, - -The Nm.ilit-7 anrl' . Xkt the masoih£ te 18th, instant. Those who may br neriiww rtrnd their name, to ?? ?? -o Ladies, four guineas ?? ?? j .MELVIX^-LY.- DAY, May 22, IBTO, Company of the late VLSTTN»iAN.-Af- att, by Mr. Melvin: ; otune of being Hand- Ibeadded.hyparticu- -Ticketstobebadof rl ; aad of Mr. Spring, of the ...
Richard Fenton, 110SIFR,OtOPER, t.I LACEMAN, SACK Tilt fItANIIII IS, LIILI, GTEFUL to his Friends. and a ..
... very liberal Support he has received for many Years, avails himfell of this Opportunely of returning his warmelt Thanks and Acknovr-' Is figments, alto to inform them that he Las (pent fnme ',me in the fire hianufaeories in Derhylhire, hliatinghanifhire and Liecderibire, where he has fc!ccled, for ready Money. Au STOCK of HOSIERY, Of sad ea ri► Te►ms. Although COMO and Silk Goods have advanced ...
~ J ?? bs.ii ?? - ?? \HU , T P^ M V- tWr^ llth, at S,v-n. Mr WM
... 5. ,i ?? y, :\ ?? 9 w iWiv« his a_utt ?? K-'i inn. re^'%l r ?? r > s «* l r* r p T R«}K ' 1 »!frtiii J en the t. X of ?? , Srm MUNDA. ?I 't :i«i* ,: hv l - rt-mtlart bad n-w discovery will b In i * ,,v ?? ?? ■**-'• hut Wr Walker cu*t th--n take hi- liir'' ' ?? ' -X ?? - v ---ntiT«»nl ol2catitude.-Boxes.s- -rt^ lfi . pr^,-,MvJ> i ;\ y . ,- BlW¥ is._Tick.-ti. Bcv«s pt'*. ' ~ :cr y ...