... V1IrTE3UOR, TO BE SOLD BY AMTCTION, IN Lors, By Ir. HICKSON, On Sitardaythe I t daY Of Joly, 1,109, precilely at Tlhrme o'clock iil the fthernoot,, at tile houle df Mr. Jury is Watiob, the Upper Swuit ?? in Belper, and fubjett to fuch, Conditions vl,tale as ftill be then produced. LOT 1. A LL thofe two CLOS ES or Parcels of excel. .A lent Meadow aud Ara^ble Laund, fitoate at Whitenoor, near ...

... SPILSBURY's PATiNT ANTISCORBUTXC DROPS. JAMES SKELTON, aged 26, of Walton on the Hill, Epfom, Sorry, was even years afflicted with feven or eight holes in his right legp and between ninety and on. hundred pieces of bone came away during that periced The dircharge and weakdefsinereafn g. unable unaffilted to move; taking off his leg was propofed to fave his lie. He then confidently applied to ...

... TO COVER TLIIS SEAS61N,aug, At SWAlStk5lToNE, near Derby, Ylte Mhudlfumue bsvwa cre jw 0 ftL A N DO. 4TfiOkbTJGH bred haceq, at Six Guineas, and other ro Mares at Three Gineas, and, Five Shillings the Groomr. , ?? Orlanidv was got by Whitkey put of Amelia: Whiflzey was got by Saltran, out of Calath by Herod: *Amelia was got by Highfver, her damn Mils 'imins by Match'em, Silier to Junipkin, ...

... To BE LET, FWotm YEA1R TO YEAU. A Conipadt and verv defirable Refidence, pleafantly fituated at Ilkeftou, in Derblylhire, aRhouE 10 nuiles frwa Derby, uad eight from Nottiigham; upon the Tomn- pike [toad fronm Nottingham to Matlock and Buston. The Hotufe confifis of a dining room, neat drawing room, and breakfaft parloar which opens into the gar. dens, ond there is a ?? green houte adjoining ...

... F: ORp 06T, RHEUMAITSi'Ns N9erVots Corn. -. piainir, 1.digftefion,. kp.- .OXLEYS CONCENTRiATED ESSENCE O# . J'AMA ICA - -GIt[ , - ; This uf6ful *kMiiebr'eis necomniended by fieveral em- nent medica1 Mca,- ?? if in connfai n sae witb mariy ' Plrons oft!! ighe.rank and ofp4ability. It retieves and thogtens thle cftiob of Fits of teG tout, confining them to the eatr hda andmisiatisag tle ...

... .TUXOMI-AS OlAY u N. ;l~h~cd~e ?? utz, ? ti'le u r peii for ip-. 1. arl itSXWtIB i} lutilty f rl umiltjl la ims up ?? ' ?? Jie thits allie ?? T.G- 10 Ilesls-trleielks Sntit tht eui: plurm the sthey fol o~ ?? hio fwgs to ilitt l tI i heq, 'Ile. k i(ir ot I rigt I ltukens sitd Sfiei.; ?? 5'hicb >ie Jotasb Lo fe I ArprFS I. ...

... - June, 1809. . NEWARK NAVIGATION. , NTOTICE is hereby Given, to 1ll Trarders und Nevi- -L' gatbrs of l0nis; on the Newarl Braich of tle River Trent, that the laid Branch will be flopped onl Monday the Tenth day of July next, for Ten days et the leaft, fir thep lrpofe of clealfing out fuch part of the faid Branlch, ,-that fball be rieceffar,y to be doiie thereon. JOHN MASSFY, Clerrk to the ...

... I -t ?? at-AtTtoN4, Y I - %IB !ij . HARLOW,- -At the RedLi44niai. i) .Warkforqtb, qn, Tujeday t6k A iottt14 tif f Jdne, jtl. 't 4 o'clek in tbe tifrernoon. A Co nniDW9EAING MSOCE with fuitable1 .I.. Outbui4diip alk, Iiri ?? repair. and about a, Pfaltaa, .and Arabic 1: .Laud a djoiriigacretu, itilg.in a ?? Fence, and fituate 'C . at Aie~ieyi'tbe ?? ril. and a half of Wirkfworth, ' and about ...

... TO THOMAS TAYLOR, E[q. No. 9, New Bridge~ftlect, London, Honoured Sir, Edintu gh, Marchl 1S, sSol, Beg leave to inform you th-t ever fince the yeas r 1790, 1 had been .ftilrded with the Lues Venere ;, which, from its obflit-ately refiriing every courfe of medicine prefcribed by the moft tminent Df the faculty . he-e, and undergoing feveral fevere courfes of falivation, , and twice disfharged ...

... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 'H1 ' ITthe TOLLS arifing at the l.%eral Toll.gates 11 uon the Turnpike-road froun Alliborne, in the ceutrY of Derby, to Sudbury, in the ?? cnuutv; and Irrsu Sudbury to Yoxail Bridge in the county-of Stafford, called or known by ihe feveralt namies of Clifton Gate, Cubley Gate, Draycott Gatv, and Ytorall Gitte, [I ill be Let by3 A7dtion, Together or in feprate Lois, to ...

... :MAr. Dreswry, Printer, Dlerbyj has jail r~eceived a l , : ?? of . n . ~WITHERS's BALM or QgJ1TO,. *I ; ,Mall eoin'ejsiene, fafe, and infal~lible rernedv~for ?? Biliorsa, Gouty, arrd.Rheumatic Di'fo- ders, and every kind of debtlity or ?? ini perifir *of either lfes, yb'ung or-old, iwhether het'cditary, na~rulra, >,or occalioned by a relidenecein *!bo on trohrestby climhteg,2: 1.the 27.nmder ...

... LADIES BUFF DRESSES. T HE nbjeaions to Buff Dreffes, from their ability I to Stains, and the difficulty cf removing them are now entirely obviated by the ?? ofHUDSON'sCRCMI.- CAL ELEACHING L.IQUID, which removes Stains of RED PORI WINE, Tru, Coffce, Ftrit, Mildtnr, and every .veegcttble mattcr froum Buff Dretl&s, Table Linen, Lej.her, Cutrons, Munias and Lace, without injuring the Buff Colour, ...