... Pits to the Level of the firft Seam of Coal, and drive the ftraight Work ; for which great Encouragement will be given. For Particulars, inquire at Fryfton-Hall. THE CREDITORS who have proved their Debts under a Commiffion of Bankrupt, awarded and iffued againft THOMAS BRISTOWE, late of Cavehdifh- Bridge, in the County of Leicefter, Cheefefactor, are de- fired to meet the ASSIGNEE of his ...

... Pleafure of communicating to you and the Public in general, the extraordinary Benefit I have received by taking your Reftorative Medicine for Confumptions : 1 could not walk over the Floor, and was obliged to be helped in and out of Bed ; in fhort, I was reduced to the loweft Etb of Life, and expefted nothing but my Diffolution. I applied to feveral Gentlemen of the Faculty, but in vain. In ...

... Lady in the Court Drefs and another in the Undrefs of 1779; and a View of the Company and the Gentlemen at Military Exercife in the Artillery- Ground ; THE LADIES' POCKET JOURNAL : Or, TOILET ASSISTANT ; for the Year 1780. Among a great Variety of ufeful and entertaining Articles, it contains Tables of all the moveable and immoveable Feafts, Fafts, and Holidays in the Year ; Days and Hours for ...

... REGISTER : Calculated for the Pocket or ,Defk.— For the Year of our Lord, 1780, being the Biffextile orLeap-Year; and of the Julian Period 6493 : The Twentieh of the Reign of King George III ; and the Second of this Publication. Inferibed to the Right Hon. BRACKLEY KENNETT, Efq; Lord Mayor of the City of London, and Colonel of the Orange Regiment, by his moft humble Servant, JOHN FULLER. ...

... One Shilling per Bottle, A Speedy and Certain CURE for the ITCH, SCURVY, Bee In any Part of tbe Body, -which bas been approved of by many Tears Experience, being made from tbe Receipt of a late eminent Physician of D_e__b v. IT is an agreeable, clear, and excellentW A TER, (to be apply *d outwardly) without Smell, Oaub, Confine- ment, or Hindrance of Bufinefs ; drefling only Three Nights as ...

... the 1 3th Day of February next, be- tween the Hours of Three and Five of the Clock in the Afternoon, fubjea to fuch Conditions as fhall be then and there produced ; ALL thofe two FREEHOLD CLOSES, lying in tbe Parifh of Dale-Abbey, in the faid County of Derby, called or known by the Names of the Great Sallery, and Little Sallery, containing about fourteen Acres, Tythe- free, full of Coal, and ...

... Derby, in the Polfeffion of Mifs HOWE and Mifs MARTHA GRICE. Mifs Howe will lhew the Premifes. For Particulars enquire of Mr. HARRISON, Attorney at Law in Derby. To be SOLD by Private Contract, THE POSSESSION of a LEASE, with the PREMISES thereto belonging, containing an ancient and well-accuftomed Public-Houfe, known by the Name of the RED-LION INN in Rocefter, in the County of Stafford ; ...

... of this Paper. To bl LETT, AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, A Large HOUSE, fituate in the Ward-wick, DERBY, in the PolTeffion of Mr. Joseph Yates, Gardener ; it may be converted into two Tenements, if necelfary ; there is a Stable, and many Conveniences thereto belonging. For further Particulars enquire ofMr. RobertGrayson, Mercer in Derby aforefaid. N. B. Mr. Yates is removing to the Houfe of ...

... of Stafford, A ftrong Black GELDING, Rifing five Yearsold; about 15 Hands and a Half high, with two white Feet behind, and a fmall Blaze in the Face ; there is a Seam on his Bread, occafioned by a Tear ; his Tail has never been dock'd. Whoever can give any Information of the faid Horfe to }s,lr. SMITH of Ashborne-Green, fo that he may be had again, (hall receive ONE GUINEA Reward, and all ...

... a compleat Aflbrtment of Goods in the above Branches ; and having open'd a SHOP oppofite the Market-House in ASHBORNE, folicits the Favours of his Friends, and hopes good Articles and a moderate Profit will be a Recommendation. WHEREAS on Monday the 25th of April, 1779, BENJAMIN WHITEHEAD, of Bewdley, did attempt to commit an Unnatural Crime, on the Body Of STEPHEN GREEN, of that Place, and is ...

... ANY Per-bn or Perfons willing to undertake the PAVING*of the HIGH-STREET, in BURTON- UPON-TRENT,_ agreeable to g& Plan prepared, and to be feen at the George Inn, in Burtdn aforefaid, are defired to deliver in their Propofals in Writing, at a General Meeting to be held at the faid Inn on the 3d of February next. To be SOLD, TH E feveral Pieces of LAND after- mentioned, fituate at Rosleston, ...

... confifting ofa fuitable Dwelling-Houfe, Outbu?Wings, and Twenty-three Acres or upwards of exceeding good Land, exclufive of an extenfive and valuable Common Right on Swinfcow Moor. The Premifes are now in the Occupation of Simon Oakden, as Tenant at Will, at the clear yearly Rent of 301. Further Particulars may be had ofMr. CHILD, Attorney in Cheadle. STATE LOTTERY, 1779. KINGs-ARMS OFFICE, ...