... YOUNG GENTLEMEN are gemelly Boarded, and Inflrufledin Englifh, Writing, Accounts, Rook keeping in the Italian Method, Geography and Mathematics, Latin, Creek, Italian, German, and French, (the only Language fpoken in the Houfe) on very moderate 'terms. As all the Family are French, the Pupils have the fame Advantage as if they were on the Continent; Experience fliewa every Day, that by Theory ...

... E D V of DOUGLAS. !_,„„ ?? Mr FENNELI. ; Clcnalvon, Mr WOODS ; Lord Randolph, Mr BELL ; rtrft Officer, Mr E BLAND -, ?? nd Officer, Mr CHAR.TERIS ; And Old Noi val, Mr ARCHER. Anna, Mrs WOODS ; And the Part of Lady Randolph, By Mm SIDDONS. Xo wlxh will be added, a Muficai Farce, called, GRETNA GREEN; T ?? IP TO ■' .PP.! AG E. l__aße«J»g, Poetical, Operatical Prolociu, in the cha- raer__ of ...

... 1788, A Strong Black GELDING, Oftbe c -- r ?? Kind, (the Property of Thomas Goodwin)* four years old, about 15 Hands and a half high j Star in the forehead, and long Tail. Whoever will apprehend the Perfon or Perfons that ftole the above Horfe, fo that he or they may be brought to Juftice, upon Conviction, fhall receive TWO GUINEAS Reward oi the abovefasd Thomas Goodwin. Borough of Derby. St. ...

... AEt'sCHIf RCH, ?? Icav.-n.! rcfrx-itfuily to inform Ills Fri. n,li and thr PuWic, that li ...

... H F. W C A BAUME .VI E._ THIS celebrated and long eftablifhed Mechciiie fort]Sei the Stomach and DoneU, puiificathe blood and ioicca. and girca to the whole iyflem Ita natiual cquillbHum. To theft qaelitlea attribute its baaing proaed ft eminentlr ftraiecabk in Ouaty, Rheumatic. BiliaQa, and Scot but it habiti. From the fame principle, it hat nerer failed re- Here in languid ...

... THE Annual Meeting of the Gentlemen educated PALOftAVE SCHOOL, will held at u>e Angelina in Norwich, the tsth day of Inly next, being theTWday the Afixe week. * CULHAM » *J«*. E, R. FINCH.. slew,rd »* Dinner ble Th. - tat at _ ..ee o'clock. |y The ftewarda raqueft thoft gentlemen who intend favor them with their company, to fend for their tickets on or before Monday the i4th of July. TTo be B ...

... NOT ICE is hereby given, That the next General Quarter SdTljns of the Peace for this Cmnty wM held at Aylelburv, on Thurfday the 17th Day of July next, at the Hour of Eleven in the Forenoon, wjvsn it wi.l be cxpefK-d that all Petfons who are fetyc upon {he G rand and Petit Ju ies, ifie Chief ConftabKs of the fcvcral Hundreds, Sheriffs, Bail ffs, and other Officers, will punctual in their ...

... BALL, T MtISSEI BURGH in the New AlTembly Room, on A FRIDAY the nth of July, to heglu at (even o'clock. '-n.kcts to be had of Mr Robert Smith— Price a s. 6d. g'aTiD E N I N G. - &BERCROMB-E, ncfigner in Gardening from many •J rbt. x ™~^. ! _ nfe _ n t |,_t line, both in England and ■' ?? ?? l c. - li 'o offer his fcrvices. 'piliXifi'sSipe! Street. CHARL-ES NASMITH, TAILOR AND HABITMAKER, ...

... in the Bills. she doors will be opened at five o'clock, and the curtain ?? at a quarter befo.e feven. Tbns Day is Published, )a one volume duodecimo, price .s. leveed, Emilia de St Aubigne, A NOVEL, rhe Author of ?? or the Dtluftons of the Hearr. ■rioied for C ELLIOT aud T. KAY, ?? Sotner- .-birfe, Strand, and C. ELLIOT, Edinburgh — of whom , be had the fvlloaving KEW PUBLICATIONS : Farces, ...

... of there, aie lequired to pay their re- fp.Oive Balancei, without lurther Notite, to Mr. Matthew Brvan, (one of the Aflignees) at their Warelioufes in l.eeds and Huddersfield, where Attendance wiil be given bythe faid Mi Biyan, of I'eifons duly authorifed to receive the fame, — -buch Debts as are not fettled on or before the fe- cond Day of July next, will be unavoidably put into the Hands nf ...

... Beg. Iwe moft refoetifully to inform hi. Fiiends and the Public, that he contin ...

... Shop in Sadlergate, Derby, where he intends carrying on the Glove Bufinefs in all its Branches. Thofe LADIES ard GENTLEMEN who plcafe to favor him with their Orders, (by fending a Pattern under Cover of a Letter) may depend on being Served with the beft of Good* in the Glove and Hosiery Line, and their Favours moft gratefully received by Their obedient Servant, Derby, July 15, 1788. J. PEARSON ...