... beSlttT otin lie Il, SPRINGFIELD-TERRACE. BURMANTOPTS. ~.Superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Valuable Piano-Forte and Stool, Eight Dars' Clo)ck, Fenders, Fire Irons, Kitchen Ah Utensils, anid other Valuables. D ok M R. JOHN HEPPE R begs to make known that Ws Mf e has received Intructiont; fr-om the Executoirs of the lie ?? les oSL yPBI AUCTION, on the k ;Prm5,N.1,prtfed erae Burmantofts, Leedo EL ao ...

... L'Rtratitalt (CONTINUED FfROMl THlE THIRD PAGE.) FFHE AMISSE-s PLINT'S SCHOOL will RE- T OrlOEN Jfednesdlo , Agust Foourth. 8, St, Geolrges Ter race, Camp Hoad. T COO PER respectfully infurms her Friends . , aind lhe P'ita!. that her School will ha RE-OPENED e Tve 'J'sl'cnts;-aixth instant.-NO. 1, PThsk-Sqmtre, Leeds. 1?DU SCATION, 39, KSPINGFIELI) VILLA, .EE ?? MTRP'. L.iTIMIE.'3 Et.biehlmeLt ...

... CtrBERWORT VALUABLE1 ESTA ES.-D Mr. LAN- CATT ?? r. .tosepih Night ingalie, the Cross ipes in COabtrlt ?? Of lktei the ount of arI, 00 dursciql ?? Tventyoeeon Dyof July 181 eteef the Hours of Five and Seven in the venginthe following or such other Lots as may be agreed Upon at the Time of S~ e, and subject to asuch Con- ditions as will be then and there produced, Lot 1. LL that CLOSE, PIECE, ...

... C. DRIVER respectfully informs his Friends Balg~ha l.l. Street, Leeds. will be RESUMED on Thorsdoay Jursly JO' 2 Ili 141 Residence, Fenton Street, near Blundell Piabe. of P ORTLAND CRESCENT.-J. DALBY begs In! J.to remind his Friends that the Duties of his Classical tli and Mathematical Academy will be resumed on the 19thbi Instant. R. WILLIAM GILES begs to inform his chil MFriends and the ...

... TURNPIKE AND MARKET TOLLS TO ?? TURNPIKE TOLLS. amounting to upwards of Seventeen Thousand Pounds a Year, collected at Gates surroundieg theB City of Exeter- and MARKET TOLLS, amounting to About Three Thousand Pounds a Year, will be LET, for the Term of One or Three Years, at the Gu~ldball of the City of Exeter, on Thursday the Twelfh Day of Auguot next, at Twelve ?? atW Noon. St MARK KENNAWAY ...

... HOUS113FHOLD FURNITURPE, fOUNVTING.HotUSE FIX TUICS, VOO 00, CALES4.SPRING CART, BO PTLE CRA 'CH, &e. -I R. JOHN HI/lPPR begi very respecrfully to rionounee that e oottia . 1 by PUBLIC AUCTIUN, at his Comnmercil:: Sald Por.Seterna's6 Buildings, Leeds, on1rotandteayneret, 1/re 261/i of Juyl/. 1841, f 111E following EPFFECTS,-viz. Two Sets off C ?? Nlahiogoiny Cholirs, One Set of superior ...

... t ' ILLIAM WALKER'S ASSIGtNMIS`NT.-| NOTICE is iherehy given, That WILLIAM. WALKMC, I of Leeds, In the Cournry of York, Grocer andl 'T'ea Deiller, hath by lilditrlttre, leari, g Date tile Fifreenth D:!y of Jqly. 1841, ,;f mas lll' d over all his Estate and Fff-cts to Trustees therein I 1, nanaedfortheeqqual l3eeefiiofselhis( Crditors Wheshinl accept Y- the t'rvvis,0n t'lereby mnade, in ...

... 0 HAKNEYCOACH PROPRIETORS.- T~e Leeds Improvement Commissloners% hereby give NOTICE, that tloelr trext Msonthly Meeting Wl he he- atth Cor Hue s Leeds, on lWednesday, the Fourth D)ay ?? %ests at Never, fle inl the Forenoon, on which Occasion all PzzsorTisapplyhitrb for Licences for Hackney Coaches are request- ed to attend. The Commisoionern will at the same Time inspect the coaches, and they ...

... WOOL SALE9.-Nessra. THOS. SOUTHEY & -SON have POST- a PONED their Public Sales from n th and N5th Instant to the M il lith, 511.4, eod 711 of Jlev. whan they will Sell, at Garrawsy's CU;ffee Hoa-e, 'uhange Alley, London; ct , ) 2,3 |>9 BALES AUSTRALIAN, and VAN b- Y 2,30 o tyN0% DlltMFN'S lP..ND WooL . tl lil ~It)d BAI.ES CAXPE OE' GOOD HOPE WOOL.n 36, sALES ER'ST INDIA iS. Pi r. 40 BALES ...

... I rV Br,) TS PO Sr, D OF, a statall NIED ICA T. PR4AlTICF, in a l1npulatun Villaige in thle Neighhlourhood of Brad'ford, suitable for a Young active Medical 1'racticioncr.I :1a o o , Went Bar, Lerils. ?? 0 ?? TOBAGO-) MANUFAC IUIPRS--A Lexc-lletit Oepprtriniry nov i-ff~rs, to ant- Person w'trh Ing to armbark In that Lit e, it) One of the noo-r popti Ir 4; r u atiens I ra Lonidon. a detachedl ...

... 0 the LRINABITANTS ofE the WEST.- T. RIDING Of YORKSHIRE. GENTLEMEN~, Defeat, if It is intended to be repaired, ought rather to suggest motives for action than for words. I believe our Cause to lave been a good and great one; and remembering that far greater obstacles than any with which we have had to deal were formerly arrayed against therepeal of the CIvil Disabilitiesof Dissenters, against ...

... 0THE ELECTORS OF THlE BOROUGH It is L, conbest upon mee to return You my sincerre Thsarik for tileA high loon ost you' trave doe mfe,~ in electing me0 for your tt-prcssunr.A,~ tir nF mriamrn. I feel th dcep Responskloillty of the position in which Tco have P'3ed mn, e nd it slasH1 be my earnest endcivror our to ftilfil L, Duties to iia BDrcill ci' our ToU and of (lth Country. in otty L,,cal ...