... 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 ...

... . Days cf tipemm and I Hours of ?? Botany Dr Rutherford ?? * ?? Dr Hamilton { hU _4[J£°* !ir ' X ° Natural Phisofophy Dr Robifc. ?? onday,lX Agriculture Dr Coventry ?? * Natural I liilory Dr Walker { M^4^° niiy ' * Law of Scotland T C May 14, Tuefdav, 1 refpee___itf the i. Mr H_m. ...

... conferred upon him, and to inform them and the PubUc in general, that be has taken tbis Houfr, vrith the Farm, for a Term of Vcars from thii lady Day ; and ai the Houfie is now finished aad fitted up for the Reception of genteel Company* aod as every Attention ihall be ilv- wn on his Part to accommodate t hole who may pleafc to honor him with their Commands, he humbly hopes for snd folioits ...

... 1 on the spot, has been frequently feit and complained of by the above corps.— 'l'o obviate this. Mess. John Pateison & Co. beg leave to offer their sen-ices to the regiments if Militia and Volunteers in North Eritain. 'i'he utility of one of the Partners being resident in London, and the other in Edinburgh. who are stationary in this country, who will by that means draw their pay and ...

... the xtord Canal Navigation will b ...

... be Entered upon immediately, A COOPEK's SHOP, now in full Trade, lituate ?? in Saxtead, in the county ot Sufioik. The ftock to be taken by appraifement ; coniifting of about 6 or 7 loads of afh timber, a fmall quantity of board, ftaves, and pail rims. A fiS ma Vi ^-.V^* ft_T Enquireof Mr. Wm. Pike, Bedficld; or Mr. Robt. Bcdwell, cooper, at Worlingworth. ' INCOME ACT. DIVISIONS of COLNEIS ...

... was BROKEN INTO, and Several founds in Cas-h, and Two Watciies were carried off. One of them is an oid Eigist-Day Silver Watch, v. antirg the cuter case, Milker's name, Listurgtm, London, and without a- ny nnmber; has a very singular silver Dial Plate, and requires only or.c hand for the tirr.e, and shews th; day of the mouth, l'he other is a Plain Pinchbeck Watch. Whoever will give such ir ...

... general, for i-'avon received ; and at the fame Time wilhei to inform them, That he hai received ftom LONDON, Ihe NEWEST FASHIONS of Ladies Drefs and Habit Stays. t3» T. FURBANK a)fo wiiT.es to inform the Ladlei, that he make: DIMITY STAYS, upon 1 New Con- ftriieftion, the Bone of which may be taken out, and the Stay: wafhej, fo as to render ihcm as neat ai when firfl made. N. B, As many ...

... i 3 ?h day of April next, between the hours of ten and twelve in the Morning, (if n;t previously fold by private contract, of which due no- tice will be given ;J FIVE SHARE, in the CHESTERFIELD CANAL NAVIGATION. Further patticulars may be had at Mr. MAY- NARD * Office, in Chesterfield. LIME KILNS At Bentley, two Miles from Aihborne, on the Buxton Road. ANYquantity of lime, ol the beft quality, ...

... ?? of j Edinburgh ; Member of the Royal Academy a: Berlin, of the Royal Academy at Florence, of the Etm_- ean Society of Antiquaries at C'o.-toua, and of the Arcadia at Rome. A New Edition, in Five Volumes Octavo, Revised and Corrected. Printed for Bell and Bka'deute ?? and C. C. Robi sotv, ; Loadoa. -„* This Book, with Gibbon's Rome, form-, in 17 volumes j octavo, actt-j_e.e_.om__ History, ...

... PART I. Grand Overture to Henry I V.— Martini. Song— Mr. Meredith. Concerto Violin— Mr. Lawton. Song— Mrs. Shepley. Cite, Three Voicei, O ftrike the Harp—(accom- panied on the FianoFotle)— Stevens. Overture— Haydn. PART 11, Overture— Pleyel. Song— Mifl Shepley. Concerto Oboe— Mr. Eifkine. Song— Mr. Meredith. New Cite, Three Voices, 'J Blow Wirder— Cilcot. Full ...

... Duty, by Mr. C«PTTwtiL, of the city o? Bath, and Mr. F.viil, of W«m, who are ant ...