... Friends and the Public, That in return of Gratitude for their repeated Favours conferred on him, and in oider to tender himfelf the more ufeful, ai well as to fave Ladies the Trouble of fending to London ; that after great Pains and Expence, he has diicovered the peculiar French Method of ttaining the white Grounds of Printed Muilin, Cotton, Linen, &c. a fine Pink, Straw, Orange or Yellow ; ...

... Printed and Sold by SAINT ...

... on this Stage. To which will be added, Thi: OLD MAID. The Days of playing this Race-week will be MONDAY, TUESDAY, VTEDNE DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. The RIDOTTO will be on FRIDAY. The whole houfe will be illuminated with Spermaceti Candles. No Perfoa on any account whatever will be admitted behind the Scenes. THE FIVE FRONT BOXEf. being very large, and as they were never filled when they ...

... affift in the Wig-Making Branch j fuch a one may hear of a Place, and have Wages equal to his Abilities, by applying to S. JORDAN, Hair-DrefTer,' in the Market-Place, Derby. No Letters will be anfwered. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Freehold ESTATE, fituateat Afhholm, in the Parifh of Alflonfield, and County of Stafford, sonfiftlng of a Houfe, Barns, Stable, and other Convenien- ces, ...

... may be feen every Week T E A. JAMES DONALDSON, GROCER and TEA-MAN, Near the Cross, in LEED S, BEGS Leave to acquaint the PUBLIC, That he has purchafed atthe KING'S CUSTOM- HOUSE,^ (Quantity of very fine GOTTENBURG CONGOU and SOUCHONG TEAS: And that the EAs-r-Irm ?? TEA SALE being over, he has clear'd from the Comtany's Warehouse, A, Large and Frelh ASSOR TMENT of Fine Bohea Tea, at 4s 3d I ...

... Hereftrd, May 30. On Saturday laft about twelve r»'Clock Noon, Mr. Walwyn having declined the Poll, the Right Hon. Thomas Harley was declared duly Knight of the Shire for this County, in tne Room the prefent Lord Foley ; and upon calling up the Books, the Numbtrs were. For Mr. Harley, i6Bj Mr. Walwyn, Majority Ne-weajllr, Max 15. Tucfday Night a Number of Vagrants of both Sexes were ...

... June 1-ih, between ihc hours of 4 and S in lb* afternoon, on conditions (hen to be produced, An ...

... Uflicr, jun. Leaden-hall-market, poulterers. James Rumfcy.Brirtol, grocer. Benjamin Robcrtfhaw, Chriftchurch,Surry, cheefemonger. inn-lane, St. Andrew Holborn, coach-maker. Thomas Southall, Strand, jnckl'mith. John Shilh Xahourdin, Flect-ftreet, chymilt and druggilt. Marriage, Mrs. Spenccmanof Old-ftreet-road worth io,oool. to John Pawlet, journeyman barber. Deaths. A few days ago at Deptford, ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. By hit Msjefly's Servants, On SATURDAY the zxd inlt. will be prefented, a Tragedy, Never a fhd here, 'Written by JAMES THOMSON, Author of The Seasons) EDWARD AND h'LEONORA. Selim, (Sultan of Joffa) R'r BARRY. And E c mora by Mrs BARRY. To which will be added, (by Defire) THE DESERTER. Mr B A 11 J I V 's Night. On MONDAY, the 24th infiant, will be pet framed, ' The Tragedy ol ...

... Portugucfc of Camocns, WTI.LIAM JULIUS MICKLE. With an Hiftorical Introduction, Critical Notes, &c. The .Sublcrihcrs to this Work who have not yet taken their Copies, arc del)red to order them immediately from the BooklHlcrs to whom they fublcribcd, or from Mcflrs Jacklbn and Co. in the High»ftreet, Oxford. ...

... Broad Somerford, in the county ot Wiltt, WILLIAM LEA -He is about 30 years of age, -feet 7 inches high, has light brown ...

... * O X V 0 R D, ad February, 1776. SUCH Perfons as ftand indebted to the Eftate of the late Mr. Alderman AUSTIN, deceaied, are re- quefted to pay tlieir refpeftive Debts to Mr. James Clarke, Mercer, in Oxford, his Sou -in-Law, Succcflbr, and one of the Executors :•— And if any Demands upon the faid Mr. Auftin remain ftill unfatisfied, fuch Bills are dcfired to be forthwith delivered itt to ...