... — Likewife a Quantity of good KIDS, lying very convenient. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. WILMOT of Higham. To be LETT, AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, A Very Convenient DWELLING HOUSE, with all ne- ceffary Out-Buildings, a good Malt Houfe, properly adapted to the Malting Bufinefs : Alfo twenty Acres of good LAND, lying contiguous to the fame,— fituate at Afhover- Hay, near the Turnpike ...

... lately paffed for building the faid Brige, will be held by Adjournment, at the Turks Head Inn, in f.ASTLE-DoNNiKGTON, in the County of Leicefter, on Monday, the 1 3th Day of Aprii Inftant, at 11 ?? inthe Forenoon, at which Meeting the Articles of Agreement, be- tween the Truftees and the perfon who has eugaged with them to buiid the Bridge, will be ready to be executed. BRYAN GREY, Clerk to ...

... who ftand indebted to the faid Part- nerfhip, are rcquefted forthwith to pay their refpeftive Debts to Mr. Thomas Adams, who is duly authorifed to receive the fame, and by whom alone, the faid Bufinafs will in future be carried on. Oftober ift, 1789. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, A CLOSE of Rich Old PASTURE LAND (being freehold) containing three Acres, and fituate within two Miles of Derby, ...

... refutes ever living with him again, THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That if any Perfon or Perfons -hall, from and after this No- tice, give the faid Hannah Shaw credit for any Thing flic may hereafter happen to be in need of, fuch Perfon or Perfons trufting the faid Hannah Shaw, may look upon her for payment thereof, as thefaid William Shaw is determined not :o pay any Debts Ihe may hereafter happen ...

... greateft Confequence to. the Public, We lhink it tfcc S bsft Ex * vf _ fof ?? oftl,ls Adveitifement. r•!ki m VC 7 /hi,ul I d . be ,ook ?? Pon as one cf the great- nlil J„ r - bleffia S s *° mankind, as it is a certain remedy, if ap. PS. V l .? 16 *. f ° r thofe fatal d - f ?? Confumptions/ P The following Certificates of recent cures performed by this _f tn. ,n „ , A n ?? ?? af exiftence, ...

... 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 ...

... for repairing aid widening the High Road leading from Afliborne, in the County of Derby, to the Town of Leek, in the County of Stafford, and from Ryecroft Gate, upon Ru/hton C.n.mon, to Conglcton, in the County of Chefter, and from Hanging- Bridge, to the Half- Way to Spath, in the faid County of Stafford • is intended to be holden at the H ufe of Robert WmsTON, known by the Sign of the Mar ...

... their Abett-jrs, that Mr. Thomas Wood is an Impnftor, and has never bad any Au- thority or Appointm-n- under Government, as Infpe__or of Lottery Offices ; in Contradidlion to which impudent and falfe Affertion, Mr. Wood b_g3 Leave to refer thofc concerned to the GAZETTE of the dth Day of September, 1789, wherein the Authority by which he adls is inferted as follows : Whitehall, Tuefday, Sept. ...

... to this City, A Dork BAT MARE of tbe Nag Ki»d -, Five Years old — about fourteen Hands and a half high — thin cut Tail — fhort hung Main, with black Legs. Whoever will give Information, fo as _he may be had again to Mr. Thomas Bell, Baker, at Lincoln, fhall receive ONE GUINEA Reward, with all reafonable Charges ; and if ftolcn, upon Conviction of the Offender, TEN GUINEAS. DERBY & MANSFIELD ...

... into HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTHS, By Hornjby and Co. Stock-Brokers, Appointed and licenfed by Government for the fpecial Purpofe of felling & fharing Tickets in the prefent IRISH STATE- LOTTERY, which will begin drawing on the 12th o£ November next, and in the ENGLISH STATE-LOT TERY, which will begin drawing on the Z2d of February, 1790. AND, for the certain Security of their ...

... 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, ...

... Jofeph Wardle, late of Leek, in the County of Stafford, Gentleman, deceafed, are, on or before the 24th Day of Sep- tember next, to come in and prove their Debts before John Wilmot, Efq} one of the Mafters of the faid Court, at his Chambers, in Symond's Inn, Chancery -Lane, London, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the Benefit of this Decree. 31ft July, 1789. For Coughs, ...