... them, that they may be fupplied with any Sum not lefs than 5001. on perfonal Security, fuch as Notes of Hand, and Bills of Exchange, at Five per Cent. Intereft. — By Letters direfted to E. H. No. 6, Little George -Street, Minories, London, fhall be immediately anfwered with the utmoft Secrecy. N- B. The Advertifer hopes that none but People of Ho- nour wili anfwer this. MR. JOHN BENNETT, of ...

... by daily increafing Favours, that his ACADEMY is a SEMINARY of LEARNING not unwor- thy of public Protedtidn : He once more folicits to exprefs his unfeigned and grateful Acknowledgments to his Friends, and begs Leave to inform them, that thtir accumulated Fa- vours have enabled him to extend the Plan of his School, by eredring more commodious Buildings for the Conveniency of Boarders, and his ...

... between the Hours of Three antl Six in the*_) Afternoon, unlefs fooner difpofed of by T HIPINHERITANCE in FEE SIMPLE of the Manor or Lordlhip of SWINSCOE, in the County of Stafford. Alfo feveral MelTuages, Farms, and Tenements within the faid Manor s - with divers Clofes of fine Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Ground, containing together 46S~Statute Acres, or thereabouts, in the refpedtive ...

... near Derby ; with a good Barn, Stable, and other Conveniences. Together with two fine Orchards, well planted with Fruit* Trees ; and alfo a Pleafure Garden and Kitchen Garden. For Particulars enquire of Mr. MORRISON, near St. Alkmund*s Church, Derby. RS. PRIESTLEY, from London, intends to open a SCHOOL in Wi hks worth, near Matlock, on the 25th of March next, where Young La dies may be boarded ...

... the late Mr. HALL, fituate in the High. Street, Sheffield; where he intends carrying on the faid Raff Bufinefs in all its Branches. He begs Leave to acquaint the Noblemen, Gentlemen, &c. that he hath been long and well experienced in fetting out, furveying, and valuing all Kinds of Timber and Spring Woods, and frequently fupplies his Majefty's Royal Navy with Timber. Thofe who pleafe to favour ...

... the 24th and 25th of this Inftant February, betwixt the Gentlemen of Staffordfhire and Derby/hire; to fhew 31 Cocks for the Main, and to fight for Two Guineas a Battle and Twenty the Main; and a Pair of Shake-Bags for Ten Guineas. p . C Staffordfhire, JOHN HITCHCOCK, feeders, Derbyfhire, JOSEPH MARTIN. ?? I --—--»---_■ -**.■■ ■ m_% II — — ■■— 1-^^«l^»-—^— ■ —» M ■ -m-m-^-m-mmm-mm To be ...

... Mr. Middleton, and Others, is the beft Teftimony that can be given of the Public's Appro- bation of that Work, and ofthe Superiority it bears ovei a fimilar Publication with Refpeft to Elegance of Ex-.-cution and moderate Terms to Purchaf ...

... Management of the Greeri-Houfe,. Hot-Houfe, Shrub- bery, Nurfery, Kitchen, Flower, and Fruit Gardens. By JOHN LAYTON, Gardener. CONDITIONS. I THIS Work will be printed on a good Paper and neat Type: and will be completed in Twelve Monthly Numbers, Price Six-pence each, making one handfome Oclavo Volume. . 2. The firft Number will be publifhed fo foon as a fuffi- cient Number ?? arc got to ...

... Derbyfhire. NOTICE is hereby GIVEN, THAT the next Meeting of the CommiJJioners for the Turnpike Road leading from Cromford-Bridge to Langley- Mill, will be held atthe Houfeof Mr. William Smith, (the Black Swan) in Crich, on Monday the Ninth Inftant, by Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. March _\d, 1 778. To be S O L D, At the Kings-Head in Duffield, in the County of Derby, on Saturday the 14th ...

... defired to fend an Account thereof immediately to Mr. WEBSTER, Attorney at Law, in Bakewell, in order that the fame may be adjufted and fettled. To be S O L D^ A FREEHOLD MESSUAGE or DWELLING HOUSE, with the Outbuildings and Garden, and about three Roods of Land thereunto belonging ; fituate and being in Monyafli, in the County of Derby, and now in the Pofief- fion of Richard Turner. For ...

... with Ribbands ; Silk and Thread, Gauze, Blond Lace, &c. Silk, Cane, and Skainwork Hats dyed and moulded in the beft Manner; Bed Furniture of all Sorts, fuch as Damafk, Silk and Thread, Sattin, Moreen, Stuff, Sec. Cloth Cloaks dyed Scarier, Drab, Crimfon, Sec. Dyes Bindings for Shops, Ferrets, Sec. Takes Mildew out of Sattins, Sec. N.B. Parcels fent to the Care of Mr. Holmes, orMr. Barlow, ...

... in Wirkfworth, in the County of Derby, containing by Survey 8 Acres, 1 Rood, and 10 Perches, now in the Poireffion of Mr. Jofeph Hayne, as Tenant from Year to Year. For Particulars enquire of Mr. UPTON, Attorney at Law, in Derby. roth March, 1778. NOTICE is hereby GIVEN, THAT the Commiflioners appointed in and by Virtue of an At\ of Parliament, for dividing and inclofing certain Commons or ...