... D ' .' Mr WARD; °% Georce Touchwood, Mr WOODS; ' : ■ ?? ' Mr I. A-MASH ; c.:.' ' Mr Wi I. MOT-WELLS; Coartall Mr HALLION; Villarfi Mr BELL; », .. ?? Mr SPARKS; „„-,. ' MrMJCHELj Dick Mr CHARTERIS- ?? - ' Mr WILSON. Ant. wara, , Toochwood> Mrs KF.MB E; Racket Mrs W- WELLS. Al ?? Mrs WOODS; JdlAtMa Hardy, Mr;i JACK_ON. ?? ?? -V ■ ' ' MD MASQUERADE SCENE, 11 In shich wiH be introduced, ...

... B L V, TUESDAY next, the 27th of March, •TTHE NEW ROOMS IN GEORGE STREET. * To begin at Seven o'clock. Tickets, three Shillings each, to be had at * 1 ?? c ?? ?? to the Tton Church : ■ IfcS^J^^™^ j.heehant.'; and gumtg-tnery and Steele's, Prince', ?? f Goveinefs Wanted, For a Faviilv in the Country. &.HEq__lifeations reqniitd are, to teach EngWh, French T ' Mufi-, and Needle Work . For ...

... in the County of Stafford, on Tuefday, the ?? Day of this Inftant Auguft. between the Hours of a and 4 in the Afternoon; fubjeft to the Life Eftares of Thomas Melland, aged 47 Years, and Elizabeth his-Wi/e, aged 46 Years : A COPYHOLD MESSUAGE orTENEME^T; fituate at STERNDALE, within the Manor of Har- tington, in this County, called the Houfe under the Hill, with the feverfl Clbfes or Parcels ...

... E S S X. To SOLD by AUCTION By Mr. HILLOCK, At the Rainbow Coffee>houfe in Cornhill, London, on TnvatOAY the sSih of June, in Seven LOTS, A LARGE and VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; confifting of the MANORS of CHAM. FiONS, and EDWARD’S HALL, with their QUIT RENTS, FINES, HERIOTS, ROYALTIES, and PRIVILEGES, together with SIX CAP! fAL FARMS, moft defirahly fituate in the parifbes of WOOL SdM- f RIS, ...

... the Public in general, that he has now opened hi' Warehoulc, with an entire new and moll conlid ...

... r, FURTON-STRE F. T, Oppoliti' the Bottom of BOND-STREET, HATH. WOOLLEY, (fiom SHAW's) returns his moft pratc-l'ut Acknowlegem ...

... refpe&ive homes, with great acclamations of joy* As foon as the account arrived at the Hague, of the furrender of Amfterdam, the French Minifter there' inftantly departed with all poffible expedition for Paris. The affairs of'-Holland: are now nearly terminated, far as they relate to the relloration of the Stadtholder; but other fcenes are opening in the political world, that will probably ...

... intended to be made td Parliament, at the next Seffions, for leave to brinfc ill a Bill for making a Turnpike Road Irom Sawley Ferry, in the County of Derby, to Alfreton, In the faid County j which 1 intended Turrpikeoad will pafs through the feveral Parifhes of Sawley, Wilftrop, Sandiacre, Stanton, llkefton, Heanor, Ripley, Pentridge, Oakerthorpe, and Alfrcton, all in the faid County of Derby ...

... of Mr MOORE, Coach-Maker, op- pofite St. Werburgh's Church, Derby. TIMBER and DEALS. Montague Blackwell, TAKES this Meth.d ot inhuming the Public, ?? he has open'd a TIMBER YARD, in Lord's-mill- ftreet, Chesterfi c 1. n, the comer of Spaw Lane, and has. laid in a large Aflbrtment of all Kinds of Deals, Fir Timber, Mahogany, and Wainfcot Boards and Logs, Pipe Staves, Fir Plaifter Laths, and ...

... „Vi cruelly and barbaroufly murdered by Wil- *••'' o bine dyer, and George Carmic'nael, fhoemaker, {am B Y- wr l'wi'liam Glenny, treafurei of the aflbcia- b*';il rWs'towr, for preferving the' peace, and profecuting •ion ci i ?? of faid aflheiation, do promife to pay to perfons, who will apprehend and l*> dge in any tI! VVIS of this kingdom, the faid Wiliiam Brown and rfthC W,richarl, the ...

... Compliments to his Friends and the Public, and begs Leave to inform theni, That Ise is juft returned from London and other piint-ipal Markets, with an entirefrcih Affortment of printed Muflms, Callicoes, Cottons and Linens, plain, flriped, checked and fprigg'd Muflins, a Quantity of Muflinets very c'.ieap, Half- Ell, Three-qrs. and Four-qrs. Modes and Sittins, alfo Tiffanies,, both plain and ...

... Account] for Lighting, Watchin-*, arid Clcanfing die laid City md it> L-berdes, art ...