... by an univerfal Clap, and the Mufic began, but was flopped, and ordered to play God fave the King. At the fecond Mufic they called for Britons ftrike home. The Dramatic Piece, in which the Inftalla- tion.m to be introduced at Covent Garden, is compofed by Dr. Arne, and is a Reprefcnta- tion of the Manners of the prefent Times ;— while the Entertainment at Drury Lane con- tains a Picture of the ...

... meet the Amgnees of his Eftate and Effects at the George Inn in Derby, on Wednefday the fixteenth Day of Oftober Inftant, at Eleven ?? in the Fore- noon, in order to confider of fome fpeciai Matters, re- lative to the faid Bankrupt's Eftate and Effects. STATE LOTTERY, , 77 ,. THE TICKETS, and SHARES oIT TICKETS, are Sold aud d .vided into HALVES, QyARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIX- TEENTHS, by HAZARD ...

... New GRAMMAR of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE; or, An eafy intro- duction to the Art of fpeaking and writing Englifh with Propriety and Correctnefs : The whole laid down in the moft plain and familiar Manner ; and calculated for the Ufe not only of Schools, but of private Gentlemen. By D. FE N N I N G. Author of the Royal Englifh Dictionary (publifhed by the King's Authority)— The Sc hool mafter 's moft ...

... fecond on Thurfday the 21ft November ; and the third on Thurfday the 19th December next. The AlTembly Room at the Red Lyon is now com- pleatly fitted up; and all the Apartments genteely furnished for the Reception of Company. notice ft fierebp sftett, THAT a Meeting of the Free- holders, Copyholders, and Lords of the Manor of Matlock, will be held at the Houfe of Mr. William Lovatt, at Matlock ...