... Branches, inform the Public, that has now commenced Bulirtels his own Account; artl aifo to who plcafe favour him with tlieir Employ, th..t every Endeavour will be exerted to render his Prufciiijna! Services of Approbation. ROAD INDICTED. NOTICL is hereby given, That if a certain Part the Road lituate in Liberty, commencing at the Salutations, and leading B t , in the Townibip Offer* aforefaid ...

... so liberally patronised him since he entered to the above INN, and to the Public in general, for their nu- merous Favours conferred upon him ; and takes this Method to inform them, that he has completely fitted up the same, and made some considerable Additions thereto, so as to render it a comfortable and convenient House ; and having laid in a good Stock of Old Wines and Liquors, he flatters ...

... Sunday fe'nnight, hjs Royal X _ Highnefs the Duke of York, at- X X tended by Lieut. Colonel Cal- X X vert, and Major Clinton, two of his Highnefs's Aids-de-camp, arrived at Mrs. Stanuell's, the Red Lion Inn, in Doncafter, after having reviewed the different encampments near Newcaille-upon- Tyne. His Royal Highnefs after dinner fet forwards for the South. Lad Friday were admitted at the General ...

... (Br Express.) LONDON, May 3. ~r ESTERDA in the Houfe of Commons, Mr. Nicholls brought forward his promifed motion, Thatan humbleaddrefs fhould prefented to His Majefty, expreffive of the Thanks of tbe to His Majefty, for having been pleafed to remove the Right Hon. Wm Pitt from nis Councils. A long debate, enfuedj and the motion was negatived by a majority of After this Lord Belgrave moved, ...

... g from Drntv-Hitt 16 KltLi-*a-tfjL*t, and the South- Wf5T Coa.vea of Hauosati iKCr.osuari. * ?? ? ' TOLLS to b LETT. f\ NOTICE is hereby given, That the Tiffs arifing at tbeje^ieral Toil Gates ?? upon the find Turnpike Road, at Appcrlcy-Bridge, Pool, Lea tli ley, and Bcckwkhfhaw, will be Lett by Autlion to the beft Bidder, at tbe Htufe of Samuel Exley, the Stunsfield's Arms, ttAppertty- ...

... England, about to retire from B'jfinefs, would be glad to treat, upon liberal Terms, with any ?? Gen- tl&nan or Houfe who arc already engaged i n that Trade or denrous of being ft>, for the Stock, Utensils a ndgood Will of their Trade. || |jj The Purchafcr may be accommodated w ith a large and tiomrnodiaus Warehoufe, Workshops, Tenter -Ground, &c. that arc fupplied with fufficient Water for a ...

... ofthe dif- tingnifhed Patronage he has experienced the laft Seven Years in the weighty and important Truft of the Sale of Large and Valuable EJates, the Sale andAppraife- ment of Valuable Furniture, i_7c. ...

... having juft returned from London, offers for the lnfpe&ion of his Friends and the Public in general, a modern Affortment of various Patterns of Ornamental Hair, combining Eafe, Tafte and Elegance, which juftly entitles them to the Appellation of Correct Imitations of Bbavtitvl Nature. Any Lady plcafing to order from the faid Patterns may chufe the Hair from an extenfive Stock of Real Natural ...

... received a frefh Affortment of die ROYAL PORTABLE and other PENS and WRITING BOXES, From PAi.MEKand Son's Royal Pen Manulafiory, at Eaft Grinftead, (the fole Inventors of the Portable Pens. Who have the Honor of making Pens for the Royal Famiiy, and many of the Nobility and Gentry of the firft ?? tion in this Kingdom, and on the Continent. ty The Pens are cut with peculiar Care, and fuited ...

... fatisfactorily to my mind, that Mr. John' WoodaTl, of Scarbro,' was not of' Mr. Wilberforcc, confequeritly, that his does not attach the change of Coalition to that gentleman. And reafon for troubling you at prefent is, to make fome itatements on that fubject, which you poffibly may alfo explain* toy information be correct, and ft is not, I affure you, taken up light grounds, will eftaplifh ...

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