James Bisset

“ William Phillips's London Waggon, arrives at his Warehouse, at the Red Lion Inn, Digbeth, Birmingham, every Tuesday: returns Wednesday about Noon, to the George Inn, Snowhill, London.
Those Gentlemen whose Names were sent too late for Insertion, will appear either in the Grand National Directory and Universal Register, or in an Appendix to the present Work.
↑ Respectable Strangers may gain free Admission to most of the Manufacturers in Birmingham, by applying to the respective Proprietors. ”

“ New street C
Wyer, Samuel Das Inn, Spiceal-street F
Wyn, Wm and Co. Buckle and Steel Toy-makers, Caroline-street N
Y.
Yates and Co. Brass-founders, and Coffin-furniture Manufacturers, Platers, Factors, Looking-glass and Picture Frame-makers, Deritend G L S
Yates, Thos. Buckle Stock-sinker and Core-mould Maker, Coleshill-st. Q
Not delivered in Time
Reece, John, Dealer in Tea and Spice, Groceries, &c. No. 6, High-street, Successor to Miss Mansells D
There are daily Conveyances from Birmingham to all parts of the Kingdom, though the following are the only communications sent. ”

“ Ditto, Manufacturer of new-invented Coffin Furniture, Bordering for Rooms, Picture Frames, &c. do. Q
Donald, William, (only Wholesale) Nottingham and Leicester Warehouse, High-street D
Dunderdale and Mabson,Gun Makers and Factors E G
Dunn, E. and S. George Inn, Digbeth F
Dunn, William, Cheese and Corn Factor, Coach Proprietor, &c. Digbeth L
E.
Eaton, Richard, Confectioner, &c. New-street P
Eden, Robert, Silver Plater, in general, Ashted Q
Eginton, Francis, Historical Painter &c. on Stained Glass, Handsworth J
Eginton, John, Factor, Toy Maker, &c. do. G H
Ditto, Button-maker, &c. ”