... the late WILLIAM OSBORNE, of D ERB Y, Efqj As alfo the Remaining Put of the LIERARY of The late Rev. Mr. JOHNSON, Reflor of Swarkjlen. Aimngft many Hund teds which remain unfold, are the folj lowing BOOKS in FOLIO; Chambers Dictionary, _ Vols. Millci'sGaidencr'sDiftionaryJ Supplement to Ditto, i Voli. befi Edition.' Pitti'i General Atlaf, 4 Vols. Rap n's Hift. of Eng. 1 Vol*} Burnet's Hiftory ...

... Machine, a new fenfihle Plant, nrA an Improvement in the Orrery, with other Figure., engra.,-4 on Copper; ?? ofthe crefltd Fly Catcher, coloured from Catesby : THE GENTLEMAN'j MAGAZINE for DECEMBER, i 7 s&. Containing more in Quantity, and greater Variety, than any Book of the Kind and Price. Life of Archb_hop Tillot- of Magnets, New Oriftrr fon. Original Letter of Lord defcribid. Improvement ...

... of the Provinces of New-York, New ]cifcy, & c , being the prefent Seat ?? in North- America ; and an elegant Plan of Fort Frederick At Crown-Pomt: Like- wife a /we Head of Major General Sir Wiliiam John- Jon, all enpav'd on Copper; a New Swig fet to Mufick, and a Minuec. , The LONDON MAGAZINE: OR, GENTLEMAN'S MONTHLY INTELLIGENCER. For SEPTEMBER, 1756. Containing a curions Variety of original ...

... by Kitchen, and beautifully coloured; and a fine Plate of the DROMEDARY and CAMEL, .drawn from the Ufe: Alfo a SdNGr/t* to Musick, and a new Country Dance. THE LONDON MAGAZINE; 0 R, Gentleman's MONTHLY INTELLIGENCER. For MA V, 1758. Containing a great Variety of curious and intercfting Pieces, on many important Subjeas, and amongft otheysthe following, viz. Remarks on the Conduit of acertain ...

... GOODS, tbat are to be Sold by. SUBSCRIPTION, will be at the Town Hall of DERBY, on Tuefday and Wednefday in WbitfonWetk. ' ' SUBSCRIPTIONS taken in by SARAH HOW, in Fullfireet, DERBY, at Is. 6d. each. Mr. KiL£_)_TTOMLINSON from Londonl / DANCING-MASTER, HAVING had the Honour of Teaching all the greateft Families in and about DERBY, Awing the Summer Seafons, for feveral Years with great ...

... To often advertifed in mofl of the News-Papers in England, for the many CURES it has done in Diftem- pers of the HEAD and EYES, and efpecially DEAF- NESS and NOISE in the EARS. ** This Snusi is very piopcr for all Mafters of Ships and Sar lors to take to Sea with them, to prevent any Diforder from feizing on the Head or Brain, and from any infectious Air, or ill Smell. Tbe faid SNUFF and Oil ...

... Walker Lane. Enquire of Mr. Matthew S w 1 t h, on Nuns Green in DERBY afor*.faid. DERBY, n th July, 1753. NOTICE is hereby given, THAT the TRUSTEES for putting in Execution aii Aft for Repairing and Widening the Road from Kurton to Dirby, intend to meet at the KintfiHead in Derby, on Saturday the 2.3 th Day of this Iniiaiu July, at Three ?? in the Afternoon, in order to boi tow the Sum of Owe ...

... Little Mafters and MifTes New Guide to the Study of their Mother Tongue. In Four Parts. I. The Englifh Alphabet in all the Chardfleis now ufed'in 7 Printing: With their various Powers, or Sounds! 11. A compendious English Spelling-Book, on a new Plan, with Variety of proper Lelfons; all duly- accented and divided, to prevent, a vicious Pronunciation. . 111. Seleft, ingenious Fiftions, without ...

... to be comcrifed in One Hundred Numbers, which will make Two Volumes in Folio, cmbellifhed with above' One Hundred and Fitty Copper-Plates, drawn and engraved by the molt celebrated Artifts, c [NUMBER I. J Of ANEW GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY. Containing a full and accurate Account of the feveral Parts of THE. KNOWN WORL D. As it is divided into Continents, Iflands, Oceans, Seas, Rivers, Lakes, kc. ...

... ?? ?? — — ?? -, . — . -u-ifißL.' 1-1 J / NOTICE is hereby given, THAT at a Meeting at the Angel in Chefierfield, on Monday the 3d of this Inflant May, of the Truftcej for the Erefteiij; Toll-Gates and chilling Officers upon the TURNPIKE intended to be carried on from Derby to Chefierfield, and Sheffield, and from Derby to Wirhfivorth, the faid Tiullees did adjourn the faid Meeting to the ...

... a ftrong, welU bred Grey ST A LLlo JV, Wbnt by the Name of M, E R R V M A N: Bred by John Hutton, Efq ; of Marsha, in Torhhire, and got by his Horfe call'dSPOT; his Dan. by Mr. SuttoS Bay TUR X ; h IS Great Gi'and-Dam, by Bay BOLTON : his Great, Great Grand-Dam by, CONEY-SKIN; and her Dam ?? nis Grey BARB, from a Daughter of B V E R L E V TU R X - I free from any Natural Blcmifti : The Rcafoa ...

... Rebuilding of London and St. Paufi Cathedral, ©V A View of St. Paith. A Plan of a Houfe to breed as many Silk Womis as lhall produce 500 Pound Weight of Silk in one Year A Dilltftioh of the Brain J and a new Song fee tb Mufic, neatly engraved, With aii Emblematical Head piece,) NUMBER XXIX. of the NEW UmVerfai MAGAZI&R OR, Gentleman and Lady's Polite Mruftofy For NOPE MB ER, iy 53 . Dedicated ...