... [ By Exprefs.] I the LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 30. bite ball, Dei. 30, 1780. following accounts of the late hurricane at Barbados, and in the Leeward and Chaff ribbee Iflands, have been received by Lord KK G. Germain, one of his principal of State, brought by Capt. Hartwell, Brune. Jpofyyf a Letter from Major-Gen. Paugban, Commander in Chief of bis Majeftys forces in the Leeward Iflands, tg LordG. ...

... Siifc-Mereer, in the Abbey-Church ?? refpedfaily inform, his fiiends and t ...

... EADSALL, near DERBY, Sir, rMPRESSED with the fame Gratitude that has L induced fuch Numbers to acknowledged the Benefit re- eived from your invaluable Reftorative Medicine, and im- plied vvith a ftrong defire of contributing to the Happinefs >f my Fellow-Creatures, I think it Juftice to inform the -blic, that being in a very low State, a Consumption vas not only apprehended, but appeared ...

... at Eleven o'clook in the forenoon, unlefs foonei difpofed of, THE Perpetual Advowfons of the ReClories of Capel and VVenh.im Parva, near Ipfwicll in the coun- ty of Suffolk. &• For particulars apply to Meff. Knight and Hafeil, attornies in Ipfwich, or Meflb. Brograve and Lyon, Gray's-lnn, London. io be SOL I) by A U C T lON At the Rose ar.d Crown in Sudbury, Suffolk, on Satmday the 13th day ...

... age, fair complexion, rather it fl pitied v;nh the lmall pox., dark brown eyes, has a fmall red fpot below his right eye, brown hair, W which he wears look behind, is about live feet leven inches high, Uender m de, and rather ftoops as X he ?? on a daik grey lull wide coat, a claret-coloured Ifrait coat, with yellow metal buttons, % a Krip-d wailtcoat, a pair of duty nankeen breeches, a pair ...

... due Time. HIGH WYCOMBE, BUCKS. WYCO MBE ASS E MBLY Will be luld in the TOWN-HALL, On MONDAY tht Bth of JANUARY, 1781; And to continue during the eafor. on the: Monday imme- diately preceding the Full Moon. 30th D i'.CE M B E R, Ijte. Banbury Card and Dancing Aicmbly V. 11. I. BE lit LD At the Great Room at ihc Thrte Tims in Banbury, On MONDAY the Bth of JANUARY, 1781. IpT NO-t-itibJcrib.ng ...

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... after the prefent Vacation, (God willing) ort WEDNESDAY the 17th Inft. DERBY, Jan. 13, 178 1. This is to acquaint the Ladies and Gentlemen of this Totun and its Environs, THAT FREDERICK RICE and Co. SILK-DYERS, and late Apprentices to Mr. Johnfon, at the Top of Holborn, London, have taken a SHOP, next to Mr. Taylor's, Sadler, in the Rotton-Row, DERBY, where they Dye and Clean all Sorts of Silk ...

... Direitors of the Poor Jt\ wiiliin the f.iid hundreds, is appointed to he held at tne White Lion In Eye, on Monday the nA day of this inllant January, nt Eleven o'tlotk In the forenoon j at which meeting, the attendance of the faid directors as well as I.ind -owners, wiiliin the fame hundreds, is particularly rtquefted, By Order ol tin: Diraftors, DAN. NEGUS, Clk. OTICE. The Creditors of JOHN ...

... of 250!. and upwards. The prefent In- cumbent is near Seventy. For further Particulars enquire of Meflrs. Bargrave and « Forller, Inner Temple, London. PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. j XJOTICE is hereby given, that the late Part- -Ij_ rerfhip between James Clarke and Thomas Caftle, I Mcrccts in Oxford, expired on the 7th of March laft, and I was then diflblved. — All Perlbns therefore who have any ...

... HUE AND CRY. From the POLlCE.—Public Office, Bow Street, London, Jan. 5, 1781. General Foft-O.Tice, Decernber 9, 1780. being great re to rufpeft that the Mail, containin' the following bags of letters, was yc'Erday morning out the Mail cart between Epping and London, in us way to this Office, CONFINED his MAJES T Y *s GA ai DVRH A M, AFerfou who calls himfelf WILLIAM MILKER, jun. about years ...