... s osl~is o tflecUJ& ;of DER~BY VG1NT~rEERS. Z'fcm. , o. * creatc, A~rbpl. S FRIDAY Eventng,; March 9rl, 1804, Mili be (. prelelited the Favorite and Ititervtit;l C (ott?ttay of pe1 J)ESLRTED DAUGHTER1. Johich vvill bedded, the lail new populai Efitertaist- tment (pertornied here but ofice) called RAISIING THE WIND. 6ilvarianti oth~t Flntcrtatifltell~a H5~ Wi~lb exp~effcd in thte Bills of the ...

... HASLIN-.HOUSE,: NBAIA. BUXTON, of -Drec. 19tl, 18104. he -f VE Vacation at AlMis WHTEEL DOQ's SCHOOL ..i will take piace onthe iha9il ini, and terminate on 'riJautriry 28th, 1805. MATTHEW -HOW I HATTER, *ar rAPAKES this opportunity of teturning thianks to his , ---Friends fors paft favors aiid rel'perltfully t6 iriforam ?? them 5itat *le bas declined the abo' e boIinel's. as,- Miarket Hitlad ...

... T10 GARD-EATERS. ITrANTED, il a Gentleman's Family, a fleady Un- XV married nuan who thoroughlly ?? the nma- srgerocnt of ?? and Flov.wer Garden.-Diligence, E Sobriety aad Honefty will be required. Inquire perlbnally of the Priuter of this Paper. Chefierfield, 26th March, 1804. d JOSEPH GRATTON, d TTAVING declined the Blufinefs of GROCER and i ITFA-DEALER, infavoufofWM. ?? t leave to recommend ...

... Mr. EDIVARDS, HARPER TO TIIE EARL OF UXBRIDGE, R l ESPECTFULLY informs the Inhabitants 6f Derby, 'and its Vicinity, that he inteids performing on the ORIGINAL TRIPLE WEL:CH HARP, Several OvaiiTUR18, Englilh, Scotch, Welch, and Irilh Asas, with his own Variations On Friday the 10th lift. ih the Great Room, at the King's Head Inn. To begin precifiely at 7 o'clock. Tickets 2s. 6d. eaclij to be ...

... KIRK-IRE.TONe4 CA4LLOW INCLOSURE. OTICE -is ~.Hereby Given, that Mr. SAMUEL N WYATT, the Curnmiffiouet naamed and appointcd iu and by-an' AfbfParliament made and pafred in the 43d year. of tie reign-of his preent MAjefly, intituled t- An Act for.enclofilig Lands in the Townwbips of. Kirk- Ireton, in the Prifrih of Kirk.Ireton, and of' Callow, in] the Parlih- of Wirkfworth, in the county of ...

... !d XVWANTS A PLACE, as A S HOUSEKEEPIER and LADY's MAID, one that o- Alias been in that fituation for six Years, and can be a well recommended ; the can Pickle, Preferve, and fenid to up the fecond courf'e; and has alto been efteemied for hler it abilities in Mantua-making and Millinery. Can have a in Stcady good character. at To be heard of by application to the Printer of this paper. Wr ...

... -E P jON, etkY d , 1804. ?? tbws *da.v!t Teltlt~~ o n: I oil o of tak- ?? ,d tro t h~e &>6r?,J c.pm tke Suc alty CDr tiw A-~d the Cturc t1rdens te prticularly reqnefted to 1 1Ot lor.ll CId , eliion agiceahle to the Pr. -~ !, their Oi~tf, ali Wcvrding to the belt oftheir ' hels vl 'I*A tll:ittliiidenttl alld rlll the B 'IO' ILztar b An'd 1p1,U toX Side r1det bv the ?? i;:l(>r3:re .ui Ohir ?? ? ...

... ?? - C TO B- SOLD BBY AUCTION, c By Mr. n. FINNEY, d On' the Premifes of Mt ROBERT DEVILE; the Sign cf . of the George and Dragon, in Wirkiwotth, in the i county of Derby, on Wdtuefday tht Third dad' of dciober, 1804; b (oONSISTING of gnood ?? Beds, Dcd; d iteftds with Hanginigs, thitty hours Clock, Tables, d Chttirs, with varioius other Parliour and Kitchen Furniture; id one hundred find ...

... TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' By'M1r. KIRK, At the King'a ArmsTavern, Jury Street, Derby, onTuef- day the 9th day of O&ober nest, at 4 o'clock in the ' afternoon, according to Conditions then to he pro-. duced, (if not previoufly Sold by Private Contria, . of which notice will be given in next week's Paper,) Very Neat Modern-Built SASHED HOUSE, with A Garden, &e; &c. excellently fituated about the ...

... RHf-EYMAT$MAS, Palfies, and tGouty.Afifalons, w:sithtbeir ufial concomitants, Spalm, or flying l-Pa'na, Flatulettey, Indigeflion, and general Debility, (orv- gmaiting in WhatCVer fource) are relieved and mreqoently cared by Whitehrad's Edsreuce ?? Pills,after every i other men)s had-railed. The Ftild Essenace of .ustord, (uled -with the Pills, in thofe conmplaints where neceffaly) is perhaps ...

... DERBYSHIRE INTENDED INFIRMARY. A MEETING of tile Comnmittee Ixili be held on Sa- turdag the 4th day of this inti. Auguft, at 12 o'clock, to receive the report of thc Sub-Comnmittcc oot the Pl anS of the intended Building which have been offered for tie confideration of the Committee in confeillquette of the Advertilenlentfor that purpofe. J. 1IORROCKS, Clerk to the Committee. Derby, Aunguftift ...

... !ar A ?? BURTON-UPON-TRE NT ASSEMBLY. 9' bf t'rHERE will. be an ASSEMldBLY at the 'Tb ioiall, e' ew 1- Burton-upon T rcn t euA Friday next- the 27th of fi he January. ' Mmrs.PNYCROfT. Lady Patronefs. Mt.J.-SFENDER, Stewaid. ol Burton, Jan.24th, 194` ' te - p LOUGHBOROUGH: i ed T AST Subfcription ASSE51BLY this- winter. feafon, C 7gILt will be vn ' a evwing Sift Ilait. les . COL. DASHWOOD, 7 a ...