... have no diflike to work, nor objection tochil- dren, w.th a refpeaable ref.i_r_£ forcharaaer. One thar has lived as under Cook ia a large Family would be likely to fuit the Advertifer. Enquire of Mrs. KNIGHT, ar the Turk's Head, Caftle Donington, Lcicciterfhire. n-« .. „ che ftfield, i s .h April, 1799. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By order of the AlT.gnees of Mr. Wm. Manley, a Bankrupt, at the ...

... vat; cnutiaci j A Quantity uf ASH and ELM, ne*r upon 30CC teet, whereof 2500 ate Alh, Handing and ! growing on the Manor ot l(l-y VValtjn. in t>ir county ' j of LeUefter, belonging to th ...

... the Market- Place, Derby, on Saturday the 20th, MONDAY the 22d, and Tuesday the 23d Days of this Inftant, THOMAS MATHER, Mayor. March I, 1790. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, At the Houfe of Mr. Walker, the Ren Lion Inn, in Wirkf- worth, in the County of Derby, on Tuesday the Ninth Day of March next ; fubjedt to fuch Conditions as will be then produced ;— AHOUSE, fituate in the Dal k End, in ...

... day of February; 1796, at three o'clock in the afternoon, ?? A kree quantity of VALUABLE TIMBER, growing on Lftates lituate at Tean in thecounty of Stafford, in pjictli.-i. ol Mrs Mary Adam-, and Mr.. 3Jljorua . Adams, ard at Robutt in the laid county, now or late in Hie ?? of Mr. Ge.rgc D.ikin, and Mr. Thomis Tuiinicl.ft'e, Uioject to fuch conditions as (hall be produced ar the time cf ?? Lot ...

... the 20th Day of Odtoloer. Dinner on the Table at Half after Three o'Clock. The ReV. CHARLES INGE, > o_^ . THEOPHILUS LEVITT, J »«war«. ?? OCt.tXj 1790* TUNNEL At the Summit of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, near Colne in Lancafhire. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the making of the above-mentioned Tunnel, which is intended to be 1600 Yards in Length, will be let together, or in feparate Parts j_ ...

... la-e refidence of Colonel Revei!, on Wednefday tbe 26th day of September inttant ; ALL tt.e HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS at CarnfMd Hall aloref.id, L.te be- longing t j the laid Cdoml Revell. coniifting of good feather beds, 4 pofl bedfteads, with moreen and other furniture, Unt bediteads wirh furniture, mattretlts, blankets, white cotton -oont-rp_r.es, n.id quilts; ma- hogany tables, ...

... A T a General Meetingof his Majesty's DERBY. S j___ Lieutenancy of this County, the MILITIA of the faid County were or- dered to attend at the County-Hall in Derby, on Monday the Sixteenth Day of May next, between the Hours of Nine ?? in the Forenoon, and Four ?? in the Afternoon, to be trained and exercifed for the Space of Twenty- Eight Da)s fuc- cefiively. Every Militia-Man, not labouring ...

... Faculty, who has had .the nioft extensive experience of its efficacy iv that paiticular complaint fo very prevalent among thet Younterpart of the Female Sex, and which is matked by the following Symptoms; namely, a palenefs in the Lips, livid colour about the Eye-lids, Indolence, Coldneis, pai ticularly of the feet, pain in the Stomach with lofs of Appetite, Naufea, diftuibed Sleep, a fmall ...

... THOUSAND POUNDS, Three Prizes of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS, Five Prizes of FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS, each. Befides to of 20001. 15 of ioool. 50 of 5001. 50 of iool. 100 of 50]. and 14,150 of 201. alfo ioool. if Firft, or Laft drawn. THE above is the Scheme of the prefent State Lottery, which for CAPITAL PRIZES exceeds any former one. The Tickets and Shares that may be entitled thereto, are felling in ...

... i..-c cc-jnty ol Stafford, p)ART rt ?h- not SUIOLT) FURNITURE,! ji/ '-ivrar.l I>. i ' br ck, Ut- the pioperlv ...

... be held at the George Inn in Derby, on Monday the 2d Diy of June next, at eleven ?? in the Forenoon ; at which Meeting a Commu- te; will be appointed to direft and manage the Affairs of the Company for the Year enfuing. The Propiietors are particularly requefted to attend the above Meeting, cither ?? or by Proxy, for urilcfs the Owners of 250 Shares, either as Principals, or Proxies, (hall- ...

... and Gentry have been pleafcd to honour him with and begs to allure them, and all ethers occafionally travell- ing through Leicefter, that he fhail always he ambition? to evince a grateful Remembrance of their Favors by an anxious Endeavor to render the Accommodation ot the LYON-and-LAMB inn deferving their Approbation. In Confequcnce of fome Ref dutinsts being entcied into by feveral Noblemen ...