... Street *, and at St. Paul's Coffee-Houfe in St. Paul's Church- Yard, London, where it ma)' be feen every Week. TURNPIKES. efff E Truflees appointed for repairing the •** Road from Bradford to li'akefield, will meet at the 'tonfie ofi Mr. Whitclegg in Adtnalton, en H'ednefidiy the tdth of January lnjlant, at Ten inthe Morning, on Special Bufinefs relat- ing to the faid Rrt.d ; ivhen it is ...

... Imports. N-dly, J. Boyle, and John and Mary, f. ChappcU, from Koningfljurgh, with yarn, hemp, deals, iturgeon, Ac. Sally, P. Richardfon, from Dantzkk*, with linen, ftaves, oak-plank, fprucc-beer, Sec. Mary, Spark, from Rochfort, with brandy and linfccd. tft'nl, E. EnJerfon, from Memell, with fir, timber, and dealt. Robert, B. Metcalfe, and Olive Branch, J. Brocklcbank, from Riga, frith flax, ...

... U laft married at.Brother- O T ton, Lord Dycic, to M»f», , daughter the late Sir Johnßamldeo, 1 i •' Bart. ■ i One night laft week, fame villains brake into the houfeof Mr Thomas Brown, farmer at Heading* ley this parifh, and carried off his breeches from under his pillow, in which wire upwards of thirteen guineas. John Pennitent, who was apprehended a few days ago, charged with horle-ftealing ...

... to inform them and the Public, that he has laid in a complete Assortmint of HATS of all Prices; Which .he is determined to fell on the moft reafon- able Terms. WILLJAM ATKINSON, PERUKE-MAICER and HAIR-DRESSER, I*AKES this Method to acquaint his Friends and the I'ublic, That having diflolvcd Partnerlhip with Wi.al.lAM WILSON, he ha, removed to a SHOP, lately occupied by Mr GOOD, near the ...

... feme weeks ago, induced a neighbour, to furnilh me with another inftance, both oflongevity and health, in the family of the Turnoughs of the Bimis—a family of iome note and property this neighbourhood. The authenticity of it, being fince confirmed me, by one the family, I lend it alio, for your publication, ii you deem it worth inferting in your paper. John Jurnppgh the father aged 88—His ...

... WHEREAS a falfe and mil'cliievous Report hath lately prevailed, that Pcrfons who go from their own Parilhes to a Diftance to work at Harvell Work, are liable to be prelfed, whereby great Numbers of ufelul Labourers lhat have been ul'ed to go from the Weltern Parts of the County of York to reap the Harveft in the Eaft Coun- try, are difcouraged in going from Home, and the Farmers and others who ...

... nvhat Manner it may be proper to oppofe an intended Application to Parliament from the County of Lincoln, for Leave to Export Wool to Foreign Markets. RESOLVED, That a Meeting of the Merchants in Woollens, and of the Woollen MavufaSlurers cf Yorkjhire, be held at the Moot-Hall in Leeds, on Wednefday the I Cjth Day of December InJiant, at Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon, to take into ...

... the liberal Pa- ti..r..ii',e and Suppoit they have already experienced 1 and beg Leave to alfure them, Tha! no Endeavor on their Part lhall be wanting to merit a Continuance of their Efteem. Spy* HATS neatly dreifed,dyed, and made falhicnable, on the Oiortcft Notice. ...

... and the Mathematics, PRESENTS his molt refpectful Compliments to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Leeds, and beg* Leave to acquaint them, That his SCHOOL at the ASSEMBLY- ROOM, in K.irkgate, will be opened again on Monday the icth lnfl. where Young Gentlemen will be carefully and methodically int.ru.ted ln the Latin and Greek Languages at 10s, 6d, The Mathematics, Book-keep, ng, > „ f Arithmetic ...

... takes this Method of gratefully acknowledg- ing the fame, humbly foliciting .1 Continuance thereof ; r-c nlfo moft refpeftfuliy afTure? his Fiiends and the Public i: general, that every Exertion (hall be ufed to merit, by Attention and AHiduity, the Patronage of thofe Ladies e-iJ Gentlemen who may be pleafed to honor him with ia:hi c Pavoir — He has laid in large AiTarlmeiits of good eld Wines ...

... of October next, at Twelve o'Clock, at which Time the Attendance of the Trulleei ii required for the ufual Bufinefs of tbe Day, and alfo for the ELECTION of a SECRETARY, in the Room of Mr. WROE, who has refigned. ty The Weekly Board having long obferved that the Office of Secretary require! a Perfon of Aflivity and quick Comprchenfion, requefl the Truflees not to be too ready to engage their ...

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