... HULL6 anIelttB 0ei l e1 Ve at af Feos IT0 JAIVE IRO 8 B UEN OS A ERES : e tn The New Ship KIRK-ELLA, - J.ARVIS VOLlANS, Cmniaandeer dl %4 - ARMED AND COPP'RED, * N is ^ 409 TniS Re~isier. Is now commencilig her First Voyage. Will sail n hence 5t1h Otober to join Brazil Convoy at Spit- ( ...

... A YOUNG MAN MISSING. HEREAS, a YOUNG MAN left his Employ. r %VV ment on the 96th of September last, in 1-lunsict-Lane, near Leeds, without any apparent V cause :- G 'hat should this Advertisement meet his eye, A J0oH15ROBSON, of Wakefield, will 4e obliged te ;' ,e will write wo'him, as it will remove the anxiety c. ilis Friends.-The Young Mlan is about 19 years of age; stout made; fair ...

... ?? ?? ACRD. M R.. WOOD, 6FiKsa Atoitey-t-Law . N ;ts ?? itspec ly to inforim his lfinds and the ublic, 0bt ou} a t v aitddentaeed .t ; the Offices Ihieo61 ..mnt tjit~ iltmifi, Iaketrley' olirt, Errget, Ieeds.4whbre cosai At1dnseiil be mi*i vr tedy *arnd on otherf DeiYa casion ;ly, to such 'rofies r P sional Business,,a tvimyu~ybo p~sa~d;St&F avous . 3MS116 ?? * i IEE Lidies' ead .Icdgetbe ...

... I' M n. MURPHY, SURGEONN-ENTIST, Will I ?? W A-EFIEL.D (160afit ttte Stt of M1rCh; hiS Th~nw, ?? atts fer lleks, nril be dicidod betrliee4 O h alt Pis1e ree d leeds. r, My7r; ,U. irivivsit HMSL-rAN prefs'ssioisnlyjy as Soon as his Eliiqiqsslruis il ?? arc lityi led. Lcen's, Fhbrsrarq1 t5t7/, 18t1,. . I01, C!oniulereial-6street.s. . Genelrl Inflrsarliy fit Lceils, 235th Feb 1814. a NOTICE is ...

... :BEAUTtFUL VRHN' ~v __ eKtAI~iN, -, stg sSY UCTION,> ;s st t a trI*WOKfNK a. MX ?? (~ ~..u2lq 4ae. irns;oy =5lit~v~itinR~fLd- floi&e Dtp~t t, IL eewelpset- Baktaa dadIlSal. ; ^ by a sceafult -E1s. Z ?? h{siY tjseu .hrel. A$#~&c~w~t~ol~hjg,~ Mew~,Kip ,. AIIltmA.Olaebbv nam Leeds. 'T0 b>LlP #9f 'Teita F~rasisbed,)L .1'HAT Ddightfqltisly taited -'.and Coammo * .3. Ioahb MN 10 , c0lled &tLiSroft ...

... i 'UL L. For PALEI? AMO, NAPLES, S, MESSINA, Or PALERM31O, M1ESSINA',, (V APLES, The Brig TIIOiAf AS, Capt. O1AVER, (108. Tons Register,) Having a great Pm-t of her Cargo engaged, she will sail from-Hull about the 25th Inst. to join the genetal Convoy at Spithead, ex.; pected to sail the I st of July.. WIDOW EMMETT, SON, & DRING. HULL, June 4th, 1814. For SEVILLE, (direct) ' TIE NEW BtIG :. ...

... FA MIL Y LINEN-DRAPERY & HABERDASHERY WAREHOUSE. MIDDLETON 4 JOHNSON R ESPECTFULLY inform their Friends and the Public, that they have onihand, an excellent Stock of Summer-bleached IRISH LINENS, of 211 descriptions, which will be found well worthy of attention; Linens being now considerably ad- ranced in the Irish Markets. TO BE LET, A Commodious SHOP, situate in Silver-streer, BOne of the ...

... HULL,. mt1ortelS ulb 01 l; for la le, AC ForO PA LERMO, MESSINITA, NAPLELS, anid MAL TA, or o PALERMO, N APLES, MUESSINA, ann MALT, Writi liberty to take i GGoodfodr LfEGHOORN,. The fiue new cupper.bottomed armed -Si IP VICTORY, Cptain' ROBERT BRArHWAITFl, Will s ucceed the H-tt RY, and sail with general Convov from Spithead. BENJ., HICKSON & SON&. Superior Accommodation for Passengers. HULL ...

... A, JCAlD. ..yf, ~0.. .V, JOHN:S FOORD, (Sox of t° c late HUMPrif'IthEY FOORDJ I EGS respectFully.;to'inforrn the merchant6 Ship. B Owners, Captains, and Others, that he has commenced Businessas a 9HIPBISCUITBh {tVR, at No. .S4, SCALE-LANE ; and tthat- it is his intention to make fI'SQUITS of soch a qtiality, as, he flatters himself,- will nierit the approbziton ot those who ma4y be oleased to ...

... sl'Ai' LOT'I'EtY Tpy . Of y,)01) Ticket's ?? LL TO BP, DRAWN IN ONE DAY, 30th NOVE1BER, 1814. SCH EM E. 2. of . .. 11),0 . ?? f3°,0fi 2, S . 3 . ?? .. ?? 6,0010) 2 ?? 2 ?? ?? 40. 0 ?? ?? 13000 ?? ?? 4000 ?? ?? SOO ?? ?? I.. S OO0 6.. ?? NO . 1;80 () :. 200 ?? 2 OU 12 .. ?? 100.1,20 20 ?? 5 .1,000 40 ?? 2.5 .. .. I 00 1.'SI) ?? . 16 . 24,000 i,'0U0 Ticket, £8O,O0 Orly 4,000 Numbers,Two Tickets ...

... SHIP INN, SKIPTON. To Gentleinen, lravellers, and Others. s >1UILLIA31 BROWN, from Gisbtirni, begs T to 1niortm his Friends in paruicular, and the -I Public iis eener.l that lie has taken ard enitered to tre *bove Inn, lattely occupied by Mr. EZRA THnON- TON deceased; which he has fited up in a aeat and commodious Manner, fo, the Reception of Gentle- men, Travellers, and Oliera; and 114tters ...

... M IS VI'SI. ~c u T- it o f fR sf a jltaind g their fr fil! Om @0 % Punblic, th thybi'e ?? No.9, Gors- Stecet, to it more hbtildti nid igkible Situation, at BLA.cxw~ii .t. 'tirau siutable A~rourgements have biepe nadefor the . ?? of their PIupi]e. , MiSSaS W. *tzarotlet thc'ren~titi'mepa~rr wiethont cxptet;sirii tht i 'rwc'.e~t4 (''iretude to their tienda. Ior ipa.s FavorYOU2N't 'rsnfU them ...