... bers, Price Three-pence each j five numerous Editions of ity containing many Thoufands, having been fold off in a very fhort Time; the like Sale of any Thing of the Kind was never known in England. The PROPRIETORS ofthe ILLUSTRATION of rhc HOLY. BIBLE deiire no greater Indulgence from rhe Public/, than a. candid Comparifon of this with other Weekly Publications ot the Bible, and they will foon ...

... Infant, will be performed, A CONCERT of Vocal and Inftrumental MUSIC : PIT, Two Shillings. GALLERT, One Shilling. Between the feveral Parts ofthc Concert will be prefented, Gratis, a COMEDY, Cail'd The BEAUX S fRATAGEM. ARCHER, by Mr. M. DURRAVAN, Aimwcll, by Mr. STANTON, Sullen, by Mr. J. Durravan, Sir Charles Freeman, by Mr. Turner, Foigard, by Mi. Cooper, Gibbet, by Mr. Murden, Boniface, by ...

... Copper Plates. 1 . A new invented Machine for keeping a Ship's Head to the Wind, and preventing her driving on a Lee Shore. », A View of Aqueous Chryflals in Snow, Froll., &c. Number XXXVII. for November 1757, of THE GENERAL MAGAZINE OP ARTS and SCIENCES. , Philofophical, Philological, Mathematical, and Mechanical. By BENJAMIN MARTIN. This Number conta : h?, The Young Gentleman and Lady's ...

... doubt to be the greateft Refto- rative ever yet found out, and adapted to both Sexes, all Ages and Conilitutions ; to be drank for Breakfaft and in the Evening in common, as Tea or Coffee. It is incon- ceivable how eafy, foft, fmooth, and plea- fing it is. It not only ferves for Drink, but is nouriihing (as Food) to the moft weak and delicate Conftitutions. And that all De- grees of People may ...

... Shop in the Corn-Market, Dr. R B V, and laid in a frefh Stock ofthe beft Leather, and propofes beginning Rolincfs the *j;h Inihut; where thofe who pleafe to tavonr him with their Orders, may depend on their being executed in the belt and neateft Manner. MANSFIELD TURNPIKE. notice 10 ?? gtimi, THAT the Truftees of the Turnpike Road, between Derby and Mansfield, intend to meet at the 1 Kings ...

... Expectation of having much Rain very foon, there being no Signs of any to fignify till about the Middle of next Month ; for the feveral Pofitions of the Planet near the ioth and 1 ith Day thereof, are very remarkable, and of a turbulent Na- ture, Mars being then with Pleiades, Saturn and Venus with CorLeonis, Sec. which cannot well fail of producing violent and durable Operations 'concerning ...

... HEAVEN j coniifting of feiedt Texts of the Bible, witb Pra&ical Obfervations in Prole and Verfe, for every Day in the Year. Written by C. H. v. BOGATZKY. With a Preface of the Author on the right Ufe of this Book. And now for its great Ufefulnefs tranflated from the 19th Edition of the German. Where your Treafure is, tbere willy our Heart be alfo. Matt. vi. 21. London : Printed for T. Becket ...

... of the King's-Hsad in SHEFFIELD, in the County of York, according to fuch Conditions as will then be produced : The Sale to • begin at Two o'clock in the Afternoon : AN Improveable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called Carter-Hal l-Lani, fituate in the Pari fh of Eckington, in the County of Derby, confifting of a JVfefTuage, Barn and other Out-buildings, and feveral Clofes of Meadow and Paftuie Land, ...

... s Paper avijhes his advertijing F*-iendr to take particular Notice, that he cannot be anfwerable for the Infertion of any Advertisement tbat is fent to him later than Twelve ?? on Wednefday Noon. -Long ones muf befent before 9 o' 'Clock in the Morning of that Day. , L Q S Ty UPON the Road between Harborough and Warrington, on the zyth or 28th of July laftj A MAHOG ANT BOX, Containing a ...

... January, 1781, ALL the LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS of HUSBANDRY, &c. &c. of E. S. POLE, Efq; deceafed. The Sale to begin at Nine ?? in the Morning, and continue till the whole are difpofed of. To be LETT, • And entered Upon at Chrijlmas or 'Lady-Day next . THE PARSONAGE HOUSE at South Normanton, in this County, confifting of a Dining Room, Parlour, and Study, with four Bed-Chambers on fhe firfi ...

... high. For further Particulars enquire ofMr. HARDY, White- fmith, Sadlergate, Derby. DERBYSHIRE, GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS of the Peace, held by Adjournment at Bakewell, the 10th July, 1782. * On ds itKD, That no more Money be allowed by the County of Derby in future, for the Carriage of Soldiers Eag- gage, until lurther Order, By the Court, ANTH. LAX, Clerk of the Peace, * — — . . . Of great ...

... Derby, Innkeeper, deceafed, are defired to poy their refjeftive Debts to JOHN TWIGG, or JOSEPH GREGORY, of Afhover afoicrfaid, Executors of the faid WILLIAM WILLIAMAT, in fix Weeks from the Date hereof, as all the out Debts will be put into an Attorney's Hand, in order to be recovered by Law. 'And all thofe who have any juft Claim or Demand upon the Eftate and Effefts of the faid WILLIAM ...