... OXFO D, January 13, JAMES STREET, Partner with the late Mr. James Morten, begs return his llntcre. Thanks for the Favours conferred; and takes the allied Opportunity Iblicitiny Continnuricc.. for the joint ikuefit of htmielf and the Widow.*—Tnc Fratlc wifi carried 5n its various Branches of Mercery, I inen ami Woollen Drapery, Hoficry and Hat Hufine.i; all which will he rendered on the moll ...

... at Uttoxeter in Starfordlhire, Serjeant BENJAMIN PICKLES. He was born at Halifax in Yorkfhire, was a Stocking Weaver by Trade, 30 Years of Age, 5 Feet 7 Inches and 3~4ths high, has dark Brown Hair, with a ftrong Tendency to curl, grey Eyes, frefh Complexion, round vifaged, and marked with the Small Pox, with a Scar (proceeding from the Evil) upon his Neck, juft under the left Jaw Bone; ...

... next, the 28th Inft, from Mr. Wallis's, the New-Inn in Derby, and Mr. Barlow's,, the Bloflbm's Inn, Lawrence- Lane, Cheapfide, London, precifely at 5 of the Clock ; from which Places itwill continue to go every Tuefday, Thurfday, and Saturday Mornings, at the fame Time, and will meet and lie thofe Nights at the Peacock Inn in Northampton. — Paflengers to pay 3d. per Mile, and be allowed 141b. ...

... high, very boney, a healthy Conltitution, and free from Blemifhes ; will cover at 1 Guinea, and is. the Groom ; he was got by John Borlafe Warren, Efqr'sj Sportf- m_n, his Dam by Loid Cullen's Arabian, his Grandam- by Wormwood, and out of a Mare bought of Mr. Hutton. Good Giafs for Mares, and proper Care taken. Derby, April 4, 1776. MR. FRUDD prefents his refpedlful Compli- ments to hi; ...

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... ANAGER, in order to gratify Public Curiofity, has forafewniuhtsmore, engaged SIGNIOR ROSIGNOLE. The THEATRE ROYAL vvill OPEN oh SATURDAY tht tit of June, vviih the Coni-.sji'y of The BROTHERS. After which SIG. R O S I G N O L E Will perform his surprising IMITATIONS of BIRDS ; With every new addition of various Novelties. To conclude with his altoniihing AccompiUyments on the MOCK VIOLIN. To ...

... Opera of LIONEL and CLARISSA: !0 R, THE SCH O O E for FATHERS. £s performed at the Theatres Royal in Lo.idon and Dublin, with great applaufe. Lionel by Mr BROWN. fs John Flowerdale, Mr Smith ; JefT.my, Mr Dutton ; Har- tnan, Mr Hallion; Jenkins, Mr Hollocombe; and Col. OUlboy, Mt Inchbald. Diana, Mrßarre; Lady Mary Oldbov, Mrs Webb; Jenny, Mifs Mills; And Clarifla by Mrs MTHERSON. Jetween tbe ...

... arc the foil o-ivins; articles: X toer fin= Cloths, all ceioai-s. I Corded Tabbies, Cordufoys, and ?? Lorettos. Stfi ■ , ?? ?? I Tar-ni.m'i- Vefts of all kind;. X ?? I ?? r.-.ce :i ed, and ftrip- Black Lafting for fhoesandiireeches. P-;r ; Stocking Pieces idr vefts and a . y ?? a.i jtiiß-tf- far i ?? : acr. Elanntl and J-dcncoes. Pik and breedics. Men and Woman's Stoi-bi--?. ?? L, ?? fee. ...

... the Ironfoundry Manufaftury car- ried on here, has lately been ?? ; and a freih Partner- lhip entered into by the faid MelTrs. Smith, Clarke, Munton and Biggin, and Mr. John Cooper, and Mr. William Robin- fon ; Now Notice is hereby given, that all Perfons who have any Demands on the faid Old Partnerfhip, are defired to de- liver Accounts thereof to the faid Mr. John Cooper at Chef- terfield, ...

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... 1. Cambridge, Nov. 6. On Monday the Rev. Dr. John Chevalier, maHer of St. John's college, was elefled Vice Chancellorof this univerfuy for theenfuingyear. The Rev. Jacob Mountain, A. B. is defied Fellow of Caius college on the Wortley foundation, the room Framingham Thurflon, Efq. 2. Norwich, Nov. 9. We have authority from the bank of England to inform the public, that the fum deficient gold ...