... it ordaii'd the children of the Iky Like the inhabitants on earth could die : Merc'ry fits drooping o'er thy fimple tomb, And Momus mourns aloud thy fatal doom. Bedford Coffee Houfe, 1776. TOUCHSTONE. The following LANDS will be fold by AUr 72S?roV2& , d,f P ofrd of h Y PRIVATE £?5r% A S r fOC ' ICr ' ut lhe HORNS, £ CASILE DONNINGTON, L«ict ST shire, either in Parcel; or together, as *~n ...

... viz. The Increafe of Inteieft from Four to Five per Cent, which alfo reduces each Clafs from Five Hundred to Four Hundred only ; and that each Subfcriber becomes, bona fide, an Annuitant upon a folid Freehold Eftate. 'lhe Treafuiers, therefore, rcfpectfully defire fuch Perfons as mean tofuhfcribe in the Five, Ten, and Fifteen Guineas Syftems, to do ir immediately ; as there are eligible ...

... Lady Luxborough's Letters to Mr. Shenftone — Sir Edw. Barry's Obfervatrons on the Wines of the Anci- ?? of the Settlements and Trade ofthe Europeans in the Eaft and Weft Indies — Wood's Eflay on Homer — Dr. Tottie's Sermons — Blaney's Differtation on the Prophecy of Daniel — Six Olympic Odes of Pindar — Hiftory of the Ifle of Anglefey — Falck on the Medical Qualities uf Mercury—Fer- gufon's ...

... refiding in Little-Eaton. Cheflerficld Zsth March, 1776. AT a Meeting this Day held of many of the principal Inhabitants of Chefterfield, for the Purpofe of confidering feveral Matters refpedting the Parifh Offices of that Borough, it was refolv'd and agreed, that fome pro- per Perfon fhall be engaged as a conftant AlTiftant to the Overfeers of the Poor, Surveyors of the Highways, and Con- ...

... the ?? Inft, from Mr. WaJJis's, the New-Inn in Derby, and Mr. Barlow's, the BloiTom's Inn, Lawrence- Lane, Cheapfide, London, precifely at 5 of the Clock ; from which Places it will 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. Lug- ...

... the Public his ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN- TIFRICE, which he has found to be greatly fuperior, not only in Elegance, • but alfo in Efficacy, to any Thing hitherto made Ufe of for Complaints of the TEETH and GUMS } particularly, they will prcferve the Teeth in a perfect found State, even to old Age } render them white and beautiful, without in the leaft impairing the Enamel } fallen fuch as ...

... Plague and Scourge As Comfort of one's Life. For Marriage is an Orchard Fair, And various Fruits produces, Of four and fweet, of Joy and Care, Like Autumn's various Juices. When forward Girls and amorous Boys The Sweets of Love betray; How foon the lufcious, tranfient Joys, Like Summer Fruits decay ! Let Minds in Judgment grow mature, In Hymen's Bands engage ; Such Loves the Winter will ...

... if I any longer omit- ted acquainting the Public ot the Cure I have obtained by taking your Reftorative Medicine ; the Efficacy of which I de- fire you will advertife in the moft public Manner you can. My Complaint was a Confumption, a violent Pain in my Side, with a bad Cough, fo that I was reduced very low. Breadfall, I remain near Derby, Your moft humble Servant, Nov. 16, 1775. ANN MATHER. ...

... fuitable for, and fometimes ufed as aWarehoufe, and all convenient Outbuildings and Appurtenances thereto belonging, fituate at Willington in the County of Derby, very convenient for theßufinefs of the Navigation upon the river Trent, and the new Navagation from the Trent to the Merfey, ! all which Premifes are now in the Po.fe.fion of Mr. Benjamin Towle. For further Particulars enquire of ...

... continued on the usual Days in every Week, during the Christmas Holidays,* the fame being defigned for the better Supply of Provifions^ and Conveniency of the Inhabitants of this Borough. WILLIAM LEAPER, Mayor, To be SOLD to the BEST BIDDER, At the Houfe of Anthony Foxlow in Winfter, on Saturday Tthc ift Day of February next ; HE POSSESSION of a large and extenfive SHEEP WALK, adjoining to ...

... Lite- rature. CONTAINING, A Defence of Dr. Prieftly againft the Cavils of the Monthly Reviewers. — An Anfwer to the Duenna, to the Tune of the fame Ditty. — Various Articles concluded. — Account of Mic- kle's Tranflation of the Lufiad. — 'Mifs Moore's Legendary Tales; with upwards of fourfcore other new Articles of Englifh and Foreign Publications. — To which are alfo an- nexed, the General ...

... Derby, lately occupied by Mr. THOMAS GOODMAN, drceafed, confilling of a Kitchen, two Parlours, four Bed- chambers, with a Brewhoufe, and other convenient Out- Houfes, alfo a very good Garden. For Particulars enquire ofMr. WILLIAM LACEY, jun. Nun's Green, Derby. N.B. The Creditors of the faid late Mr. Goodman, are d elired to fend in their refpe£tive Demands; and all indebted to him, to pay the ...