This Day is publijbed, *■•:■ __• m 3 vols, rxmo, price ns. flwedjl ris. ne«ly henind, REFLECTIONS on the -MTORKS
... -of GOD, Jt\. and of his Providence through all .Nature, For every Day in the Year. • • ...
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WANTED, A so*-d COcK, in a ?? family in Hie courtly, bheinult be 'veilnc m niindtil by a perl'oll of
... chai ?? lor honeily, li i.t-ij and citanlinil',,, As good wagi svHI be giv.n, no pc.l'on 1-. ,1 apply thit cannot full) anfivei this deicriptiou. I'n-fer. ciicc will be given to one that bat li.eil in thi countiy, 0 Enquire of the ptinten. Lcttets p-vrt paid. ALI, Peri'ol.l who have any Claim or IJnuaiitl on the Lll.itt.iiil Lit.el, of ?? D.'.ftfalLL.V HAKE lati 01 Wnoiveiltone, in the county ...
SAINT MARY's BRIDGE. *y H E next Meeting of the CommiJJtoners, for carrying into execution the Acl far ..
... Mar/* Bridge, vsill be held by adjournment, on Monday the fecond of February next, at n o'clock, in /&⢠Town-Hall. J. LEAPER, Clerk and Treasurer. Derby, Jan 27, 1789, To be SOLD. by PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL that LARGE, NEW-BUILT, SASHED, CAPI- TAL MANSION HOUSE, fit for the Relidence of a Gentleman's Family, with two large Barns, with Foldin* Doors, through xvhich Waggons may pafs, an d ...
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... N_l J. ELLIOi\ buccdibrs to the iate Mr Saint. ...
BATH, January 5, 17(59, MISS EWING begs leave to inform kr Friends and the Publick, th.it her SCHOOL opens for
... the recep- tion ot YOVNG LADIES, on Monday- the 12th inllant. EDUCATION. A T Chippenham, Wilts, Yonng GENTLEMEN /l, are gecntc-cly boarded, and inllrufled in the Latin and Englllh Lang.injscs, Writing, Aritthmetic, Merchant's Accortipts, Gcogra. phy, Utc of the Globes, Pcrfjeftive, Land Surveying, and many ether ufcful branches of the Mathcmitt'cs. By RICHARD WE AVIR. Alfo French, Mufic, and ...
TWw W . HflOMk fc3lJ*iOP@€»«©J •d* !>d#nK»al 6. O. U>* > • »*i x | i l 6ctmmio(Oi»or'B«nkrupt gbiaft; 701RLMIG4
... UM'Of aUMMMh (ha Soflblk, awwtaot, 4irt»r «n 19th i*r.« the laid b»nkropt> eitate and vffefts } when and 'When.-, the eiadltatn wfo ham «wt ...
7 s BIRTH DAT. THER'- WILL BE AN ASSEMBLY •T THE NEW ROOMS IM GEORGE STREET, * On Monday the
... 19th January. To begiii a. Seven o'clock. Gentlemen's Tickets 5 s. and Ladies Tickets 3 s. To be bad at the doaars of the Rooms-. ?? JAMES DEWAR, Qppof.ie io the Crofs, Edinburgh, r lately returned from London and the other Manufac- turing Towns in England, and has juft now got to hand u r ,ae affortment of the moft falhionable coloured SUPER- JjXE CLOTHS. jninfuicks, Elafticf, and Fancy ...
BY MR. PERO's COMPANY. Theatre, Derby. ON Friday Evening, February 6, will be presented, The celebrated TRAGEDY ..
... JULIET. To which will be added, (2d Time) A New Pantomime Entertainment, call'd The WITCHES, Or, HARLEQUIN'S VAGARIES. With nefh Scenery, Machinery, Dreffes, and Decorations inci- dent to the Piece. The Characters will be exprefs'd in the Bills of the Day. Tickets to be had of J. DREWRY, Printer, and at the ufual Places 5 alfo of Mr. PERO, at Mr. Holmes's, oppofite the Theatre. To be L ET T, ...
_T THEATRE-ROYAL. , o^ tu ?? ToYE jS A VILLAGE. *LUVH. Mr WILSON; jnliice Wnodcock. Hjd Mr H ,
... m „„ s J Hawthorn,- N. ?? • Mr ELANI), jun. An ?? M^ OW5 ' Mrs SPARKS; s j_ u ci.ida, j ?? s (jeo-jc. Ao d Rofttta, introduced an entire new b the courfe of the Opera » -•* ( ;;„- d i n i, Song,»nipof t ?? oR( ?? , . . , _ ?? of Three Afls. called Ihe To«hicb£l! ;beaad« - HOUR. M 1 JJ IN » « ;vlr vTULSOM ; , General, . Mr BLAND, Jon. And the Marquis, __ rs W .. W ELLS ; J 1 ' 3 ' * Mrs ...
IPSWICH Firll CONCERT am! KALI., fir tin I puient fub-cription, will be nn TliuatDAY, the 8( i inuary i-xo,, ..
... to n n-fubferihurt ji. !>'¦ -h, lea included. WM IVORY, Big, ?? . ROB. T.iO't'MAN, Efq. 5 aP*â¢*' TURNPIKE. A Meeting of the I rulteei appointed in and by ?? an All of Parliament, lliirie and ?? in the- 15111 ycarot the icignnf his prefeilt Majelly Kin ...
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... {aid this alluded to a Fafl that came out foine Time ago in the Examination; it came out that Dr. Willis, about Month ago, had entrufted his Majefty with a Razor: Dr. Willis did not deny this Faft when was put to him, and be aligns his Reafons for his Condudl in the Report. Mr. Pitt had not the lead Doubt, that the true State of bis Majefty'* Health would fully and dearly appear from the ...