... the Missions of the United Brethren, com- monly called Moravians, among the Heathen Service to begin at Ten o'clock in the Morning, and at Half- past Two in the Afternoon — Collections will be made after the Sen-ices. WILLIAM MORRIS, Chemist and Druggist, No. 4, Briggate, MOST respectfully informs tlie Inlialiitants of Leeds, and its Vicinity, that hchas ENTERED upon the above PREMISES, (in ...

... Fon»'« Mineral Teeth, which never change Colour. ihe Art of fixing Natural antl Aniticial Teeth, is now almost arrived at the ne pin, ultra of neifcction. a1i0. ?? has uPari—ic- Leeds. Patent Consumption ofSmo/ee. HWILLUS PRICHARD, _ ,NG obtained his Majesty's Royal Let_rs ?? ten ! for an Ir ™'- ti ...

... the immediate direction of Mr. BISHOP.-The Proprietor has sincere pleasure in announcing, that, by permission ot the IJi- r-morsof the Philharmonic Concert, Mr. Kiescwctter, First Violin to his Majesty's Chapel Royal, Hanover, whose per- formance at the Third Concert of the Philharmonic Society called forth the most rapturous applause, is engaged for To- morrow Evening. In the course of the ...

... Mr. D. TAYLEIt, at GAnRAWArV (> Cowee-Hous*-. Change Alley, London,, TvioNlnY the Wh June, mi, at Twelve^ ■\ X\tSoj>o,eubject to the conditions then . I^pSS * ...

... .ics ot the h.ghes, riUtinoiion. y tner CCIIRE # V UIEATRE.-THIS EVENING, the S -i/» nnay'r y' ?? Presented a Grand Hi>t„ r icil Melo-drauia'ic Romance, new Music. Scenery, Dresses and j-^lhshments, »„d e r the title of KEN ILWORTH •or Tht ?? ot Leiceste r ._To onnclade with (third time at thU rh ...

... Ll Royal Cov-n,-G-rden.- -|/-ipLtK3 ***** . Theatre Ro ?? r V mo;*RO**V, witl IffllS l t, ' f '_ _ Petite B«r.e« im--). a Meln- li^'il) To which v-ill *« Jrff*i.-| he I'rench by J. \W ??*_ nterek and iranslated f n*m ' |f..PI^ MOUNTAIN HUT, or , » c , )afic „ > d T „£e «f 'he f-nfomin-e. a MjWf fffl||r „01-. A I m the cour.*e w j„hns ...

... Commissioners of the said District at their Half-yearly Meeting, held at the Bell Inn, in Ely, on Friday the 21st day of April last, and which be- came, payable on the first day of October last, are directed to be paid to me, at my Office, in Ely, on or before the first day of February next.— And that the Commissioners will be under the painful nee ssity of requiring the payment of the penalty ...

... at the Red Lion Inn, Newmarket, on Tuesday, January 23d, 1821, -between the Hours of Five \ and Seven in the Evening, (subject to such Conditions as will be Then produced) unless an acceptable offer is made j by Private Contract) j A LL those Six newly-erected Sashed Messuages j J» or Tenements, substantially buiU with White Brick, |- and tiled ; with the yards and outbuildings th.-reto ...

... supply the following Articles for the Use of the Army, viz. BREAD To his Majesty's LandForcesin Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the undermentioned Counties and Islands:— j Bedford Kent (including Tilbury Berks (including the Town Fort, in the County of of Hungerford) Essex) Berwick Lancaster Bucks Leicester Cambridge (including the Lincoln 'Town of Newmarket) Middlesex Chester Monmouth ...

... . (Under the *tth. f SSf , e c f h,s Ro > ai U *ncss Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobrg).- after the Melo-Drama, ...

... r^ m r a ! _7v c ?? ?? • iitr-traiive of partot UK g . Kin? George IV . ?? s hi« Mort ?? maTFOßM, after EStl* Vie- rf *_MJ twTS correct form of ■x 1 •**,* el „rn from lh ...

... given to their HOLLING BOARDS, by the Merchants of Leeds, Wakefield, Halifax, and Bradford, and also lo inform them, that they have appointed Mr. JOHN DANBY, No. 211, Briujfate. Leeds, their respective Agent, to whom, or to trie Saw-Mill, Mamcrestek, all Orders may be sent, and will be punctually attended to. FRANCIS PONTEY, NURSERY SEEDSMAN, AND FLORIST, RESPECTFULLY begs Leave to inform hii ...