... DERBY, on TUESDAY the Third Day of May next, at Eleven in the Morning, of which all Jurors, Officers, and others, having Bufincls to tranfact, are required to take Notice : And all Peifons who have enteied into Recognizances to appear at the faid Sefiions, muft attend and get them difcharged, or they will be eftreated. And all Perlons are further to take Notice, that for the Convenience, and ...

... f the Peace of this County will begin to he holdcn on Tuefd iy the Tliird Day of May next, pic- cifely at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon ; —That the Chief Con (tables, Bailiffs, and other Officers of the Court, wiilbe immediately called over, the Grahd Jury Impilinelled and lVorn, and the ordinary ~>ufine~j of the Con it gone tlnough by Twelve o'Clock; when the Court will enter upon the Appeals, ...

... the 17th ihllant,' at the Upper AfTemMy-Rooriis. KING JAMES's PALACE; ...

... ef THE MERRY WIVES OE WINDSOR, With the F.VRCE of THE HIGHLAND REEL. And fiffidry other Entertainments, as will be ?? in the bids. Tickets to be had of Bailie Ibai. V. am, I-fith Wynd, and of Bailie llasm Millar Trcafurer of Cauongatc Charity Work-houic. On Tsursdav Evening, April XX. 179 1 - W'il! be prefented, M A CV X T II- The Pait of Macbeth r. a A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, Being his firfl ...

... :jijLX,' ELLIOT, iSucceffbrs ltd the lute Mr T. Saint, AY, i 79** [Price Three-pence Halfpenny. (On £ AST F.R MO Nl> AT, Being April it, tV)t, will be performed, • A TRAUEDY called .T GRECIAN DAUGHTER. F.vandcr, Mr Whitlock * Hkmyfius, Mr Kemble,—And F.uphrafifc, Mrs Whitlock* ~ . whick will Jed GRAND and SUPERB PAN- , TOMIME, called ROBINSON GRUSOEi Or, HARLEQUIN FRIDAY. With-tht Original ...

... return Thanks to their numerous Friends, and the Public in general, for paft Favours, and to in- form them, that Mr. Bunting having quitted his Shop at the Bottom of the Market-place, — the Bufinefs will in future be carried on jointly by them, at M. Hewitt's Shop, which has been enlarged and made more convenient for the Purpofe. HEWITT and BUNTING being defirous to oblige their Customers, ...

... ' C.n.nt Conolly Villars, Mr WOODS ; Dorlmom Mr WILLIAMSON; Sir Paul Peckhvun, Mr HELL; .vr Sam 11 ! Sheepy, Mr WILLIAMS ; l-mii-e Mr BLAND, lun. — Picard, MrLAMASH; ?? Macdermot, — Mr RYDER. Lucy, Mrs KENNEDY ; L-aiia, Mrs WOODS; And Lady PcaVnam, Mrs BARRESFORD. To which will be added, CATHARINE AND FETRUCHIO. Pctruchio, Mr WOODS; Giumio, Mr KENNEDY* ; And Catherine, Mrs KENNEDY. li.-kits ...

... Mr WOODS; The Ghofl, Mr \*ILLIAMSON; Polonius, Mr KENNEDY ; Ofiri k, IMr LAMASH ; And Gravedigger, (for that night only) Mr RYDER. Qceeß, Mrs BARRESFORD; And Ophelia, (for the firft time) Mifs R. RYDER ; In which charader, flic will introduce Porcell's celebrated Song of Mad Bess cf Buni-AM. Afterthe Play, Mr Woon's rby Delire) will recite THE CONTEST OF THE SEASONS 1 Taken from a Poem written ...

... of this County will begin to be holden on Taefday the Third Day uf May next, pre- ! cifely at Ten o'clock in tbe Forenoon ; — That the Chief Couftab le s. Bailiffs, and other O flicers of the Court, will be ?? called over, the Grand Jury impaniiclled and fwprn, and the ordinary I. ufincfs of tht Couit gone thiotig h by Tvvelve ?? ; when the Court will enter npon the .App ais, v*. hich they ...

... friends, (feat agreeable to their rtqueft, he has (at a confiderabie expcnce) fitted up the Gentlemen's Bath with ftone, which he hopes will meet their appiobation. The favours of thei'e ladies and gentlemen who pleafe to make ufe ofthe Baths will be thankfully acknowledged. Terms may be known by appl) ing to the Bath keeper. _£?» To b 3 Let, A COAL WAREHOUSE. Apply »* above. Ipfwieb, JHereb ...

... the Two following Days, ALL the neat, gsnuine, aud entire HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE, Plate, Linen, China, Glafs, Books, Prints. Paintings, &c. of the late JONATHAN BROMEHEAD, Efq. of Eckington, in the County of Derby. The Furniture confifts of a Variety of good and ufeful Ar- ticles ; fuch as Feather Beds and Bedding, BcdfU-ads with dif- ferent Hangings, Chefts of Drawers, Clocks. Tables, Chairs, ...

... (Of the Royal Society of Musicians.) Honorary Vic f.-Pr.sidents, The Duke of LEEDS, The Earl of EXETER, The Earl of SANDWICH, Lord Vifcount FITZ WILLI AM, Lord GREY dc WILTON, JO AH BATES, Efti. WILL be performed in WEST MI NTER x ABBEY, on Monday the 23d, Tkvrs. AY the 26th, and Saturday the 281110!' May, and Wco KCtDAY the Ilt of ?? 1791, A SELECTION of fcveral PIECES of SACRED MUSICK from ...