... Mays fly, fet more effectually preventing Frauds and Ahufes committed by I'.rfns employed in' the AtatlUjaeluroi of Combing IVool, ?? I am, mid Goads made from Worjled, in the Counties of York, Laneajler and Cb'efltr, 1 do, by Order 0) the Chairman of ihi lafl sijiarteriy Melting tf tbt Committee, Hereby give N O IIC £, That fit next Qtarttrlf Meeting of the Committee, appointed by Virtue J ...

... [By Exprefs] A'a News this Night's Gazette. t LONDON, March 28. Yesterday ajury, compofed about twenty refpe&able gentlerfien,! held at the iign the Kind's Arms, J Palace-yard, upon the evidence of Msflrs. Munro and others, found a verditt. of lunacy againft Richard Brothers, from Sept. 1, 1791, the epoch of bis infpiration. Brothers will probably have apartment'; prepared for him Bedlam. By ...

... his Friends ■* *. the Public, that they may be regularly fuppiied, during tue- Seafiw, with the fioeft Ptyal Miltcn, Htsttvt Mitten, Native 'Gretl Mtittm, and Pi mi able ?? ?? '>. AtSO, THE BEST PVFFJ.EET AMD C|»>tMO« SITTO, Bcjl Calchefier and Gammon .Ditto, . At hit Shop, at tbe Top of Albion-Street, Leeds. Either by -t_* Buret « *»c _-6tt»l And from the Connexions he has formed; fee 4eubts ...

... toth of March, at the Theatre, will be performed, the laft «few Eatertainmsjt of Sans Sonet, caikd MOST VOTES. Arrangement if ibe .Recitatim and Songs. PARTL j *«j/^-^eftioneering. j Som-,— The Toaft. ?? poet MbkP_ep.Uw* ...

... - JL Sappart he baa^recemri fiace fai. ComamaceaaaK ia Bufinefsdiink.i*aflb^innmibi ai ay. 1 bin il.miithly at, Vfoinity, with the Public in gmwai ; fe. ha* the Pica. fare of fofwmingtbam, thu he are jrf recriaed from the mn% Hoafa. fo f pfcjL Rhq-eeß Imfoitflßmam, of tbe ■following Shyn. die fmetfeUefl, M /T^naba Tmtham,, «he ?? j ffli Wiffilrfjlf Hats fo** Gfomdw, ?? Plot Bran, and ofeheiMm* ...

... W. a*. THOMtB, S, King Charles* Street. « * . ...

... PROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, Oct. 4, 1850. BANKRUPTS. FIELDING, Thomas, Rhyl, FlintsMre, hotel keeper, to surrender Oct 11, Nor. 7, 11 o'clock, at the District Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. Sols. Messrs. Evans and Son, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool. Pet. Sept. 28. JOLLEY, Thomas Horatio, Farringdon-street, fruit salesman, Oct. 11, half-past 1, Nov. 14, 1, the Bankrupts' Court ...

... week, and some instances rather better prices were made, iff Rod wheat, 16s. 6d. to 18s.; white, 19s. to 21s. 6d. per load. Oats, ' lOd. to Id. per st. Barloy, (rather lower) 30s. to 335. per qr. LEEDS VICAR'S CROFT POTATO MARKET, Feb. B.—There was fair supply of potatoes at this market to-day, which were \ ~ sold at Is. Id. per score of 211b. wholesale, and Is. 2d. retail. LEEDS FRUIT MARKET, ...

... 200 t. H Bb. SONS' W AIIRA-TEir OFFICE and IBIAMEN-TAI. CLOCKS, in ureal Variety. H.kT. WILKINSON. ?? Brlggat*. . 1 RoMAN.K, or the ART OF DECO- ?? Gl.Ass to gir. it the Appearance of Painted ?? n___ry M.terl.l* for this beautiful Art, of the b__) to t_ __ of L. Hic-a. 35. Briggat*. 7DS Bt_iTE_7--^The LARGEST, BEST, AND J STOCK OF NEW AND SECON'D-HAN'a of ?? description, for Sale or Hire, may ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET, Dec. 9.—The reported arrival of heat is smaller than usual, but many samples are showing trom 3ssels down the river. The dull market London yesterday has ad its usual effect here to-day, and wheat is in most instances is. er qr. lower than last Tuesday. P.arlev difficult to dispose ot nloss Is. per qr. reduction submitted to. Beans and oats dun Je at last week's prices. neat ...

... At the present moment the following statement of our Mediterranean fleet has peculiar interest :— SHIPS OF THE LINE. Guns. Men. Britannia 120 1000 Capt. Carter, (flag-ship.) Trafalgar 120 960 Capt. Greville. Albion 90 820 Captain Lushington. Rodney 820 Captain Graham, C.B. Belleropiion 650 Capt. Lord G. Paulet. Arethusa 53 500 Capt. T. E. Symonds. Modeste 16 145 Com. Lord Compton. STEAM ...

... Mrs. Thorneycroft's marble bust of the Princess Royal has been lately on view at Messrs. Colnaghi's. The Queen expressed her approval of it, and kept it for some time at the Palace after the departure of the royal bride for tbe city of Linden. Athenaum. Very gratifying accounts have reached the Beechey family, from Tripoli, where the ladies Beechey are prosecuting researches among the ruins of ...