... at two o'clock. Another from the Bufh tavern, Com-ftreet, every afternoon, except Saturday, at three o'clock. Ai-other rrom tls-e Rummer Tavern, every Sun- day, Tuciiiay, and Thurfday evening, at 4 o'clock. And from the Three Tuns tavern, every Mon- day, Wednefday and Friday evening, at 7 o'clock. Each infide by the ahove it. 4s. • ChilJ ia lap 12s. One outfide only 14s. Alfo, a Machine ...

... paffed, intituled '« An A_t for dividing, allotting, «' and inclofing the Commons, Open Fields, and Common ** Paftures, in the Liberty of Findern, in the Parifh of Mickleover, and County of Derby j will hold their firft Meeting, for putting the faid A_l into Execution, at the Houfe of Samuel Sawyer, the Sign of the Royal Oak, in Derby, on Monday the fifth Day of Jurie next, at Eleven ?? in ...

... Particulars apply to Mr. HOLMES at the Three Qguns in Burton-upon-Trent, wheie the Ph_eton may be feen.— Price, 25 Guineas. 1 ?? FARM to be LET, And Entered upon at Lady-Day next ; ALL that Capital Farm Iving near Leek, called LOWER TYTESWORTH, confiftine of con- venient Buildings, and 19 3 Acres of Land, in a Ring Fence, lately much improved, and in good Condition. None need apply but whofe ...

... defired to fend an Account ot their refpedtive Debts to Mr. ROWLEY CLAY of Temple-Nor- manton, near Ohefterficld, or to Mr. MANLEY at Chef- terfield, and to meet at the Houfe of Mr. John Deakin the Falcon in Chefterfield, on Saturday the fifteenth Day of this Inftant June at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, when an Account of the faid Mr. RICHARD CLAY's Eftates and Effecls, and the Amount of ...

... Advice of the Faculty) calls upon my Gratitude 7 to lay before the Public my deplorable Cafe; which, to be brief, was no lefs than a deep Decline, none of my Friends or Acquaintance expecting any lefs than my fpeedy DilTolution. Happily, a Neighbour prevailed upon me to take your Reftorative Medicine, and by complying therewith, have obtained a Cure the moft extraordinary, as it has not only ...

... is enafted, That after the 29th of Sept. 17845 every Perfon who fhall keep and ufe any Horfti, Mare, or Gelding, for the Purpofe of Riding, or for the Purpofe of Drawing any Coach, Berlin, Landau, Chariot, or any other Carriage by whatfoever name fuch Carriage is now, or here- after fhall be called or known (fdr or in refpeft whereof any Rate or Duty under the Management of the Commiffioners ...

... _ t : ?? . ; Ash-borne, 2 ijl February', T7BII '■ ' ?? ■J' - ; kai ;, : ?? ir 1,1 -■ i 'i,hi .'■ a ?? ?? _*• - J 'To be SO L D or L 2 TT, By $RIV. A T E £ p N T;R A Q T,i . -And entered upon at' Lady-Day next. AF^HOtD MESSUAGE or TENEMENT^i .having Four Rooms on a Floor, with a Malt-Houfe' adjoining; thereto, with convenient Outbuildings,, all in j good repair, together with an Orchard- and ...

... all Sorts of Silver .Plate, Watches, Gold Rings, &c. alfo various Sorts of Trinkets in Gold and Metal, Smelling Eottles of all Kinds, in Tortoifhell Cafes, inlaid wit h Silver ; EnamelFd French Paper Boxes, ditto Tooth-pick Cafes of various Sorts ;- Silver and Stone Shoe and Knee-Buckles ; Watch Chains and Seals ; Sleeve Buttons and Studs; Looking-Glaffes, Toys, and China ; Japann'd and ...

... or Parcels of inclofed LAND now held ahd occupied therewith, Siruate at Normanton, in the County of Derby, and now in the Occupation of Robert Radford ; known by the feverai Names following, viz. A. R. P. Houfe, Homeftead, Sec. - - 2 o 20 Great Meadow, Hades, and Part of ? Rough Meadow - - $ 5 3 *4 Rough Meadow and Nether Meadow 5 3 34 New Clofe - - - a o 32 Near Marih Clofc - - 9 s 36 Middle ...

... and Spirits are fold cheaper than at any other Houfe in London. ABEL STEVENSON, ( Late Partner with Mr. G.RICHARDSON) BEGS Leave to acquaint his Friends, and the Public in general, that having diftblved his late Part- nerfhip, and formed a new one, as above, the Bufinefs is con- tinued as ufual, at their new Houfe, where he hopes for a Continuance of that Encouragement he has fo liberally ex- ...

... TRADE of ELIZABETH SINGLETON in Brook-ftreet, Ipfwich, who is leaving off trade. IPSWICH, May 10, 17S0. JOHN CHENERY, Staymaker, ?? by mo- tives of gratitude, takes the liberty of returning his moft grateful thanks to thofe ladies andothirs who have fo kindly honoured him with their commands j and molt refui-dfully aiquaints them, that he is removed from Tavern-ftreet into the Buiter-m.tkst, ...

... between J Carlton and Becclei i,i SuffolK, mtoi 16, and the oth • of 1 c; >c is fjrtwtll, and co- uiiing lo.,tthcr shout 28 a, res. ?? prion w ilille, to conn .rr loi civ.. 01 both the faid itll . or -any pa t iheieol, is requeftcd tomta 1 tne Ship aluhoufe at Cjilton afoiefaid, on 1 hurfd -y ihc ?? of November inftam, ;n Ten o'clock In the lorcnoon, vehea a pcifoii will aticnil to (Ikw the ...