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... LOST On Sunday Night lafi, betwixt St. Peter' t Church and the Crofs in Leedes, A SILVER WATCH, with a China Pace, Maker's Name, Mitchel,^ X^noon .--—Whoever will bring it to the Printer of* 1 this Paper, fhall have Half a Guinea Reward. j3» If offer'd ...
... of Figures on Folio Cop. ?? engraved by the moft eminent H^nds. By JOHN HI L 1^ M. J). LONDON: Primed fcrT.OsfcoitNE, and J. Ship- ton. in Gray's Inn ?? Honors, 011 ?? ; f. Newbeky, in St. Paul's ...
... Trouble. W A N T E D at Leedes, AN APPRENTICE to a GROCER and DRUGGIST For Particulars apply to the Printer ?? this Paper. LOST Betwixt Keighley and Bradford, on Tuefday the z;tb A SILVER WATCH, with a green * ■*■ , -fcnng. an ...
... from Plymouth Vice-Admiral Knowles, in the Essex, with five Men of War, to the Westward. A Scotch Vessel, Name unknown, is lost on the Plat- ters ; with all the Crew. Private Letters by the last Flanders Mail agree with the Brussels Gazette, that the ...
... Leedes, January 25. We are credibly inform'd, that a Ship Load of Corn (being Part of what was subscribed for by the Gentlemen of the Town) is arriv'd at Hull, and will be here in a few Days. Within these few Days last past, two ?? Master Cloth-Dressers ...
... Re- port will be made public, and when: ati Land-Owner, and others who are any W:;y.;c.incer n'tl, art dr.'hctt ?? attend. LOST, On Ttitfday tit tid of November ?? between the __ce,i ?? and Nn ih B; idge, the Road from Urad- ford to Halifax, A SILVER ...
... Oak P.ank, Deals (,nd Timber. Per, t, J. Fofler, frcm Ka-iiigjlro' , -with Linfetd. Htmf ?? farn. 'three fl others, A, Ptr lost, from Gotbtnbr}', with Iron, Orals, (sfc. Zouteland, I). Qorrttfe,Jr-m Middttb-'o'. wilh old Iron, Flax, &c. Export!. Richard ...
... were employed. With this armament we arrived save on the coast, but the large ships were of no use, the Bombay grab of 20 guns, and four bomb-ketches, being the only ships that had water enough to go into the river ; and it was with the utmost difficulty ...
... Ship - News. . Extract of a Letter from Portsmouth, Dec. 4. ' On Monday arrived his Majesty's ship Bedford at Spit- head from Plymouth. The same day Admiral Rodney ' sailed from Spithead for Havre, with three frigates. The fireships and bombs are ready ...
... andat Mr. Cromp- fo n's Lodgings nigh St. John's Church, at Two Shillings aad Six-pence each. Tbe Concert to Begin mt Six. LOST or STOLEN, On Thursday Morning the 23d of October last, Out of a Stage-Waggon between Leedes and Ferry-Bridge; A Small TRUSS ...
... i r feve r., f*r !he they latAy there, aa the truablie; ytt eery far from bcine a p F eaced, Piivate letters fay, that i oj lost their lives in that unhappy afFair, amongft whom was the Knees Lebredow, brother to the Governor of Stnolenfko, [ who ofFered ...
... S Havrrford weft, Ofl. H. Lall Sunday night we had a very great (form of wind and rain, when upwards of a dozen ships and vessels were lost, between Cardigan and Milford Haven. Monday morning, about ten o'clock, the biigantine Tryton, Daniel Uorman, Maltcr ...