... Tables) additional Obfervations on the Societies for the Benefit of Widows, and of old Age; On the Probabilities of Life in different Situations, and the prefent State of Population in this Kingdom ; Observations on Reversionary Pay- ments. On Schemes for providing Annui- ties for Widow?, and for Perfons in old Age. On the Method for Calculating the Values of Affurances On Lives. And on the ...

... Lords Mill-Street, in Chefterfield, in the Counry of Derby now in the PofTeflion ofMr. Richard Slater : Together with five Acres, or thereabouts, of rich Land, lying contiguous, and which adjoins to the faid Houfe on the Back thereof: Alfo a good Garden, Orchard, Stables, Chaife Houfe, FifhPond, and many other Conveniences. For other Particulars enquire of the faid Mr. Slater ' who will fhew ...

... December \6, 1771. J N Gratitude to you and tor the Good of the Pub. A lie, I beg Leave to fend yon the following mira- culous Accoudt of a Cure which do^'S Honour to vourfelf and yobr invaluable Medicine, and which I defire you will pu blifh for the good of. Mankind in generai. My voungeft Son .about twelve Years of Age, had been afflidted for above two Years, with a violent fcorbutic Humour ...

... SHO ES, 800 TS, &c THESE CAKES make with the utmoft Eafe, by the Addition of water only, a moft excellent Shining Liquid Blacking, much fuperior to any hitherto known. It gives the fineft Black, and moft beautiful! Glofs to the Leather, yet never renders it ftiff or hard, but, onthe contrary, pre- vents it's cracking, and preferves it foft, pliable, and mellow to the very laft, whereby it is ...

... of the Medicine tor the Cure of the Bite of Mad Dogs, prepared by William Hill, Efq; of Ormfkirk, Lancafhire, he has now confented, forthe Good ofthe Public, to intruft the Sale of it to his Nephews, Mr. Wilham Hill, and Mr. James Berry, Apothecary, in Mount-Street, Berkley-Square, London, where it may be had at Five Shillings and Three- pence per Dofe, with proper Di- rections for its ...

... Spoken by Mr. Woodward in tbe Cbara ...

... Seven Malefactors, | attended by the Sheriffs Wilkes and Bull, and f their Under Sheriff, were conveyed from New- gate to Tyburn, viz. Jones and Burton, two j of the Perfons who broke open Sir Robert Lad- broke's Houfe, in the firft Cart; Phenix and Flanagan, the other two concerned in the faid Burglary, together with -Smith, or Thumper, for the Berghrryat Mr. Nelbit's, in the fecund. | Cart ; ...

... rompton, Efq; S I R, A LETTER signed by the Mayor, fabri- cated and inserted by you, appeared in the Derby Mercury on the 13th Instant, which with great Difficulty and hard Labor you was at leaft eight Days in hammering out of your sagacious Caput, and which in its now finished State, is so very lame and scandalously evasive that it sinks beneath Countempt itself, and would have required no ...

... Drawing, (being the completeft and cheapeft Book of the Kind ever yet published. THE Complete Engliih Gardener: O R, Gardening made perfecily Eafy. Containing full and plain Directions for the proper Management of the. flower, Fruit, and JTir ?? Gardens for every Month in the Year. The whoie laid down in fo plain ana eafy a Manner, that all who arc desirous o( mar-aging a Garden may do it ...

... The Li b 3 a r i c s of EDWARD MUNDY, Efq; ?? in Derbyfbirr, and of two Clergymen, lately dfeceafed ; Among which are ■ ■ ; ...

... at Druty-LaneJ Spoken by Mr. Weston. He peeps in at tbe Stage Door. HIP! Mufic! Mufic!— Have you no more to play ? . ( Somewhat I'd pffe.r---.ftop your Cat-gut, pray. • Will you permit, and not pronounce me rude, A Bookfeller one Moment to intrude ? My Nameis Fool's-cap:— Since you faw me laft Fortune; hath given me a. rare helping eaft. To all my Toils a, Wife hath put a ftop— A Devil then ; ...

... Spoken by Mrs. Mattocks. •' fc TMS very fine, indeed ! all match'd I fee, X AH happy, alt provided for, but me. Blown up and ruin'd here — 'tis a ftrange notion, You'll fay, but I'm refolv'd to crofs the Ocean ; I'll c'en equip me for the Indian Route ; Sey ton and Ramfay join to fit me out : Bull fays he's fure I need not then defpair, For Britifh Features bear a Premium there. Even this ...