... Red Mark G on the Sides, one a grey Face and grey Leggs, the other all white; fuppofed to be feen this Day in Com- .pany with two other Sheep, near the Pack-Horfe, and not unlikely but may have joined fome others coming from Belpar Fair. Whoever can give Intelligence fo that they be had again, will be rewarded for their Trouble, by applying to the Printer of this Paper. ~~ M I H L S FOR ...

... in Quarto, and on a large Letter, (To be completed in Twenty-five Numbers) To be continued Weekly, NUMBER I. A FAMILY PRAYER BOOK: O R, A Comment on the BOOK of COMMON PRAYER, AND ADMINISTRATION of the SACRAMENT; With other CEREMONIES and RIGHTS of the CHURCH of ENGLAND 1 TOGETHER WITH THE PSALTER or PSALMS of DAVID. Elucidated with . A Paraphrafe, and Notes to the moft material and intricate ...

... Mr. LEES, Painter, deceas'd. Enquire of Mr. Dawfon, at Winfter, or Mr. John Bromley, Skinner, in Derby aforefaid. NOTICE is hereby GIVEN, THAT tbe next Meeting of tbe Commiffioners for the Turnpike Road from Cromford Bridge -to Langley Mill, ivill be held at the Houfe of William Smith, tbe Black- Swan in Crich, on Monday the zzd 'of this Inftant May, by Eleven ?? in the Forenoon. May 17, 1775. ...

... the beft Vintages, in any Quantity. Alfo neat RUMS, BR ANDYS, HOLLAND'S GIN, COM- POUNDS, See. any Quantity not lefs than two Gallons. Tne Orders of all Gentlemen and others, will be punctually obey'd with Liquors of the beft Flavors and Quality, and at the moft reafonable Prices, by their Derby, moft obedient humble Servant, 6th Sept. 1775. JOHN CLAY. NOTICE is hereby Given, that the next ...

... at tbe Town-Hall in Derby, its tbe faid County, on Wednefday tbe tenth Day of May next, between tbe Hours of Nine in tbe Morning and F cur in tbe Afternoon, to be trained aud exercifcdfor the Space of Twenty-Height Days fucceffively from tbe faid tenth Day of May. As the Complement of Subaltern Officers in tbe faid Militia is not compleat, Jucb Gentlemen as are properly qualified, and willing ...

... Davenhill, Cornhill ; J. Drewry, Printer, Derby ; and to be had of all the Bookfellers in Town and Country. THE Properties and Effects of the Genuine POUDRE UNIQUE, demonftrated and eftablifhed} in above Two Hundred Cures of the King's Evil, Scurvy, Putrid Fever, Rheumatifm, Venereal Difeafe in its worft Stage, and fuch Diforders as proceed from Obftru&ions, or an Impure State of the Blood ; ...

... red upon at Lady-Day next, A DWELLING HOUSE, and Garden, toge- ther with a Shop, fuitable for a Blackfmith or Nailer; fituate about the Middle of the Town of Duffield, near Derby. For Particulars enquire of Mifs COATES, of Duffield aforefaid. NOTICE is hereby GIVEN, THAT the CHEESE MEETING -br the Latter-Make CHEESE, will be held in the Market- place, Derby, on Tuefday, WEDNESDAY and Thurfday, ...

... of October, will be performed an ORATORIO, cali'd The CHOICE of HERCULES Set to Mufic by Mr. HANDEL. Betwixt ihe two Parts qf the Oratorio will be perform'd An ELEGY on the Death of Mr. HANDEL ; and a Song, cali'd, *•* The wandering Nymph, or. An Addrefs to the Evening Star, from the Greek. And (by particular defire) a Paftoral Elegy, all fet to Mufic by Mr. .MILLER, Organift at Doncafter. ...

... that I return you my moft fincere Acknowledge- ments for the great Honour you have this day done me,in electing me one of your Reprefentatives in Par- liament for this Borough ; and I beg Leave to offer 'you all the Thanks which a grateful Heart can exprefs, for your very generous Perfeverance and Attachment to my Intereft : I flatter myfelf with the fulleft Affurances, that my Conduct will ...

... of November, 1775, wiH be prefented, A Celebrated Dramatic OPERA, call'd The TEMPEST, - Or, The Enchanted ISLAND. To whichwill be added, a New Mufical PIECE, ?? The WATERMAN, Or The Firft of AUGUST, Tickets to be had at the ufual Places. To Dr. LOWTHER, I Think it a Duty incumbent on me to acknow- ledge to you the great Benefit I have found, by taking your Powder and Drops, for a nervous ...

... for the great Encou- ragement you have this Day given me upon my Canvafs, and hum- bly entreat the Continuance of your Favors and Support upon the Day of Election ; and fhould your Endeavours be crown'd with Suc- cefs, you will ever find me a zea- lous Defender of the Rights and Privileges of the Town of Derby. I have the Honour to be with the higheft Refpecl, Derby, Gentlemen, . Jan. 4, 1775. ...

... of Ground, within 15 and not nearer than three Miles from Derby, with a large Garden, convenient Out-Buildings, and a few Acres ol Ground, (the Burton, Afhby, or Nottingham Side will be moft agreeable). A Leafe of the Premifes for a Term of Years will be required, as the Perfon means to expend a Sum of Money thereon, to make it convenient and fuitable to his own Difpofition. Whoever fuch a ...