... am de- firous that the fame fhould be made as public as poffible, for the Benefit of Mankind in general, and the afflicted in par- ticular. My Cafe was an apparent Decline, which reduced •me to fo low a State before 1 took your Reftorative, that I was not able to drefs or undrefs myfelf. I had tried various Medicines, and was given over by the Faculty. In this Situation I was lecommended to ...

... South Side the River Trent, near Cavendifh-Bridge j alfo a new-built Brick Houfe, vaulted underneath, with a good Garden, fituate on the North Side the Canal, at a fmall Diftance from the Turnpike. Road from Derby to Loughbro'. And to be SO LD, and entered upon at the fame Time, FIVE TENEMENTS, with the Gardens and Out-Houfes thereto belonging, iituate at the Baroon in Caftle-Donning- ton For ...

... as c, in which Ten Years are unexpired at Midfummer next, A HOUSE and GARDEN, MALTING. OFFICES, SHEDS for CATTLE, and STABLES, fituated in Bun ton -extra, and now in the Occupation of the Widow Peel. For Particulars enquire of Mrs. PEEL on the Premifes Wo bt rain by pnfcate Contract, A New Elegant DWELLING HOUSE, ftanding and being in the Market-Place in Winfter, in the County of Derby, late ...

... - - 8 14 o I Eighths -240 Fourths - 4 8 o | Sixteenths 1 a 6 *«* The PRIZES payable in Full in JUNE. THE TICKETS are fold, and divided into Half, Quarter, Eighth, and - Sixteenth. SHARES, by RICHARDSON fc? GOODLUCK, At their licenfed STATE-LOTTERY OFFICES, in the Bank-Buildings, Cornhill, Oppofite the Kings-Mews, Charing-Crofs; And at Meflrs. WHITE and MITCHELL'S, Edinburgh ; Where every ...

... of the Years 1786 and 1787. Alfo a Quantity of Good OATS. For particulars apply to Mr. JOSEPH CLARKE of Weft- Hallam aforefaid. N. B. The Hay may ftay upon the Premifes until the Month of May. SPONDON intended INCJLOSURE. THE Proprietors of, and Perlons interefted in the Open Fields, Common Paftures, Wafte Grounds, and Old Inclofures, are requefted to meet on Wednefday the 20th Day of February ...

... upwards, with an imme- diate Refignation, or the prefent Incumbent in an advanced Age. » Preference will be given to Derbyfhire or fome ad- jacent County. A Line add. efied to H. M. at the Printer's will be par- ticularly attended to. Juft publifhed. AP R I N T of Twenty-three COURSES, &c. (and a VIEW of a RACE between ROCKINGHAM, DELPHINI, and FOX) on NEWMARKET HEATH, dedicated by Permiflion ...

... a CHYMIST and DRUGGIST Particulars may be had by Application to the Printer ; Mr. Thomas Kiliingley, Not- tingham; Mr. Charles Dodfworth, Burton-upon-Trent; or Mr. Thomas Woolrich, Uttoxeter. Co bz Lett, AND ENTERED UPON AT LADY-DAY NEXT; (TOGETHER OR SEPARATE) FIVE CLOSES of rich Meadow, and Paflure LAND, lying very near the Town of Derby -For Particulars apply to Mr. SIMPSON, Attorney, Derby ...

... 20th of MARCH next, infiead of GOOD -FRIDAY, which it is hoped will be religionfly kept. JOHN HOPE, Mayor. BOROUGH of DERBY. Moticz 10 ?? *€*&ett, THAT the CHEESE MEETING for the Latter-make CHEESE, will be held in the Market-Place, DERBY, on Saturday we 2v.d, MONDAYS 24^, and Tuefday the 25th Days of MARCH next. JOHN HOPE, Mayor. Feb. 28, 1788. Co De fom by -private Contract*. A Large Genteel ...

... defired to meet a ...

... by Hand at Mr. WRIGHT's, oppofite the New Inn, Derby. A COLLECTION OF True Nankeen , Blue and White China; Confifting of Table Services, Tea Table Services, Urns, Ornamentals, Jars and Bakers, Goglets and Bafons, Bowls and Bafons, Mugs, Jugs, &c. *®o bz %o\o+ A MESSUAGE and FARM, with neceffary and convenient Out-Buildings, In good Repair, fituate at Fairfield, near Buxton Bath, in the County ...

... Bath, in the County of Derby containing by Survey 374 Acres, now in the Pofleffion of Peter Cotterill, as Tenant at Will, at the Yearly Rent of XBOI. clear of Land Tax, and all other Deductions. The Tenant will fhew the Premifes, and further Particu- lars may be had from Mr. OUTRAM of Alfreton, or Mr. FRANCIS BERESFORD, Attorney at Law in Afhborne, Derbyfhire, by whom all Letters (Poft paid) ...

... drefs Deer. — Enquire of Mr. JOHN WATSON, Nun's Green, Derby. Co be &oft» A Very Elegant POST CHAISE, and CRANE NECK'D PHAETON, that have been little ufed. Apply to the Printer. Co be &otß*> FROM One Hundred to Four Hundred Brace of STORE TENCH. For Particulars apply to the Printer of this Paper. Co be &OUI, A COPYHOLD ESTATE (fine certain) fituate at Horfley-Gate, within the Manor of ...