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... MONDAYS l*ost. h>V Exorefsfl tbNDON.yJio, J ! THE gieateft blow that could poffibly be given the Spaniards at prefeht. would be attacking their valuable island of Potto-Rico, .nd the lcall hazard or expence. to ptirfclves, as the Ships and troops with ...
... for, and at I'uch Times as they lhall dire«. THOMAS BARSTOW, Leeds, July 19, 1779. Clerk te the Jaid Truflut. WAKEFIELD. ' LOST, on Friday lafl the Thirteenth ofthis Inllant, Augult, about Eleven ?? in the Fore- noon, betwixt the Port -Oflice and the ...
... Sale to begin at Two ?? in the Afternoon j and for Particulars enquire at Mr Will'on's Office in Otley aforefaid. SPANIEL LOST. LOST, between Leeds and Doncafter, A fmall Red and White SHANtEL, with a brufh Tiii, and anfwers to the Name of FLCIKIO Whoever ...
... by the two surviving Partners, Messrs. COUPLAND and WILKINSON, who return their Thanks to the Customers of the late Partner- ship, and hope for a Continuance of their Favors. NOVEMBER nth, 1779. XHE CommifTioners in a Commifllon of Btnkrupt, awarded and ...
... next, the Third Day of April Inflant, Thomas Chambers, GROCER and TEA-DEALER, In the Corn-Market, Leeds, WANTS AN APPRENTICE. LOST, On Tuefday laft, lie xc,tl, of March, between S.acroft end Great Furfton, . A SILVER WATCH, with a Steel Chain, Having Withe ...
... confined to his Room or walks about. *** Any Person inclinable to become a Member of this laudable Society, may apply at the Ship Inn, at the Back of the Shambles, Leeds, where the Meetings are held. > The Times of Admission are the first Day of May, the ...
... the Alligi-iees agninll the Claim of thofe Creditors who have not taken the Benefit of that Deed. MAY 6,b, 17S-. A BILL LOST. lOST, on Wednefday la ft, betwixt Wake- .. field and Deivllmry, a LETTER, in which was in- clufcil a BILL, Value £. 7 1 1 ? ...
... moft fincere Thanks to fuch Merchants, Tradefinen, and Other.-,, wlw for a great Number of Years have favoured him with the Shipping of their Goods, and will be happy to find the Conduft of his Servants employed there is fuch as to merit a Continuation of ...
... moA lincere Thanks to fuch Merchants, Tiadefmen.'and Others, who for * great Number of Years have favoured him with tl.e Shipping of their Goods, and will be happy to And the Conduft of his Servants employed there is fuch as to merit a Continuation of ...
... To Sail the Firfl Week in January, 1 784. j-jEjh*. For PHILADELPHIA, w^F^ The Delaware, JC^iS'sis*' A fine Hritii*-i-built Ship, Two Year* old, SAMUEL SMITH, Commander, Burthen 150 Tons, has exceeding good Accommodation* for Paffcngers, and a great Part ...
... a new Conftruflion, with complete HARNESS, little worfe for wear. Enquire of Mr. Steer. [ This will be no mort inferted, J LOST or STOLEN, From Wakefield, fome Time in the Month of October lafl, A SMALL White POINTER BITCH, anfwers to the Name of Bell ...
... Ncwcaftle. An Apprentice Wanted. JEREMIAH BUCKTROUT, GROCER, TEA-DEALER, Ind SEEDS-MAN, in WAKxrixtß, WANTS AN APPRENTICE. LOST or STOLEN, From Wakefield, fame Thru in the Month of OSober laft, A SMALL White POINTER BITCH, anfwers to the Name of Bel l ...