... of September, about Ten ©'Clock in the Forenoon, A Black GELDING, Tull aged, upwards of fifteen Hands high, a Blaze down his Face, his off Eye very white and full, and of a vicious Cart, fome white. Spots on the off Side, refembling Saddle-Marks, rather ragged hipped, and an Old Scar on the near Hip, Nagg Tail, three white Feet, md fome grey or white Hairs on the other Foot, and rs fuppofed he ...

... Bu. finefs, I take this Method of informing my Friends and the Public, that I have a Stock of fine Teas, Sugars, Hops, Tobacco, Soap, Candles, Sec. to be difpofed of, and fliall attend at my Shop in Afhborne to fell tho fame, at very low Prices, till the End of February next, during which Time I humbly folicit the Continuauce of their Favors. , I take this Opportunity of returning my nioft ...

... 6th Day of June nexr, at the Sign of the Royal Oak at Hanging Bridge near Afhborne, in the County of Derby, between the Hours of Two and Four o'clock in the Afternoon, fubject to fuch Conditions as ihall be then produced ; ALL thofe two Messuages or Tenements, with the Barns, Stables, Outbuildings and Appurte- nances : Alfo the feveral Clofes, Pieces or Parcels of inclofed Land, Meadow or ...

... Thoufand Pounds were this Day paid by Mr* Cox into tbe Bank of England, for Payment of tbe two Gapital Prixes in tbe Mufeum Lottery, in the Names of tbe following Gentlemen and Bankers, visa. Robert Drummond, Efq; Sir Thomas Hallifax, Knt. Roger Staples, Efq; Richard Fuller, Efq; John Halford, Efq; and James Bogle French, Efq. Q^ ThefaidTen Thoufand Pounds are to be paid one Month after tbe ...

... Parts of our Colonies and Plantations in North America, mifled by dangerous and ill— defigning Men, and forgetting the Allegiance which they owe to the Power that has protected and fuftained them, after various diforderly Acts committed in Difturbance of the Public Peace, to the Obftruction oflawful Commerce, and to the Oppreflion of our loyal Subjects carrying on the fame, have at length ...

... to inform his Friends and the public in general that he hath begun Bufinefs at his Shops opposite the New ASfembly Room in Derby. Thofe who pleafe to favour him with their Orders, may depend on their BuSinefs being done in a mafterly Manner, and on the loweft Terms. N. B. He keeps a large ASTortment of Deal, Oak, and Mahogany Boards, &c. &c. to be fold, Sit for prefent ufe. NOTICE is hereby ...

... Mr. P O W E L L. At the THEATRE in DERBY, ON Friday Evening the ift of December, 1775, w ?? be prefented, The BEGGARS OPERA. Captain MACKHEATH, Mr. POWELL. POLLY, Mifs M'GEORGE, And LUCY, Mrs. RICHARDS. To which will be added, a Comedy of Three A£ts, call'd The WAY to KEEP HIM. LOVEMORE, Mr. RICHARDS. Mrs. LOVEMORE, Mrs. M'GEORGE, Aiid Widow BELMOUR, (fcr this Night only) Mrs. LEE. Tickets to ...

... their paft Favours, and begs Leave to inform them, that he is now felling off his Stock in Trade at Prime-Coft. The Hou/hold Goods likewife to be difpofed of. ?? ?? A. CLARKE, Milliner, MOST refpe&fully begs Leave to inform the Ladies, and Public in general, that flic is removed from her late Shop at the Bottom of the Irongate, Derby, to one at the upper End of the Sadlergate; where flic ...

... the »Bth Day of October next, for the Sale of Sheep and all Sorts of horned Cattle, the faid Meeting to be continued annually on the 28th Day of October, except when it happens to fall on Sunday, in which Cafe it 'will be on the Saturday before. N. B. The faid Meeting to be holden on that Part ofthe Common lying near the Town Head, on the Road between Moniafh and Tidefwell. - To be LET T, And ...

... the many Favors conferred upon him ; and .humbly requefts a Continuance of them to his Brother and Nephew, WILLIAM WHITEHURST and JAMES WRIGHT, who have ferved many Years under him, and to whom he has refigned his Shops, Sec. to carry on the various Branches of Bufinefs ufually executed by him. Of whom may be had. Authenticated WEIGHTS for GOLD COIN. The PATENT-ROLLERS, FOR crufhing Malt, ...

... Death of Alexander the Great. And a new Mufical Piece, call'd The WATERMAN; Or, The Firft cf Auguft. Subfcription-Tickets, for nine Nights, transferable, a Sox Ticket 1 3s. 6d.— — Pit 9s. to be had at the Theatre. GEORGE NOTON, Grocer and Tea-Dealer, BEGS Leave to inform his Friends and the Public in general, that he has entered upon the Shop lately occupied by Mr. Thomas Mather, in the Corn- ...

... in Hull, BEST old Carcavello WINES, and beft Lisbon WINES, neat as imported. — The Wines may be tafted, by applying to Mr. RICHARD MARTSON, ia Hull. ENGLISH COFFEE. TH E Balfamic Production of Variety of Eng ?? Herbs, Barks, Plants, Sec. the greateft Piefervc- of Health ever yet difcovered, and proved to be the greateft Reftorative for moft Diforders incident to the human Body, adapted to both ...