The Derby Mercury from Derby, Derbyshire, England • 6

To be T. AL Perfons to whom the late Mr. TOMLINSON. of Derby. Attornev at Law.

stood indebted at the Time of his deceafe, are desired to send their refpective Accounts, now remaining unpaid, toMr. UPTON, I OIX CLOSES of Meadow and Pasture Lan in a Ring Fence, lying in Tissington, in the County of Derby, called by the Names of Grovenor Piece. Roueh Close, Alder Carr, Brook Close, Cantrell Close, and Ne Pier.P? sAnnminrr in .1 THURSDAYs POST. Receivcd by Express from London. LONDON, (Tuisday) December ,6.

in ueroy. ioth December, 1777. FKjjlzzzA TZ3ttg2. To be And entered upon ixt Lady-Day nexi, AGood HOUSE, situate to the Front in Bold-Lane, Derby now occupied by Mr. James confists of three Rooms on a Flobr; with a large Garden, Stahle, good Cellars, and other Convcniences.

For Particulars, enqui re of Mr. BACON, on the Rea AST Night arrived in Town Capt. Craig. This Gentleman General Burgoyne sent home by rne Way of Quebec, to carry bis Dispatches to England. came home in the Elizabeth, Capt.

Dunn, which is arrived wit it. thu nuuui 4.0 icres. For further Particulare enquire of Mr. DEAN. Attornev at Law, in Afhborne.

N. B. There is a River runs through Part of the Land convenier.t to build a Mill upon, or any other Machine that requires a constant Supply of Water. sd December, 8ttIKO INCLOSURE, NOTICE is hereby GIVEN, the COMMISSIONERS appointcd by UA A r- 7 tt DERBY, December 18. A Meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen of this Corporation was held on Tuesday Evening, wiien Francis Astiby, Esqi one of his Majesty's Justices of ttje Peace for th is County, was elected an Alderman of this in the room of the Mr.

Robert Hope. We liear from CheAerfield, that on Saturday last, as a Man was coming out of a Coal-Pit belonging to Mr. Wing-field of that Town, just as he had reaehed the Top, and was attempting to land, his Foot unfortunately flipped, when he, feli to the Bottom, broke both his Thighs, and was bruised in such a Manner that he died in a few Hours. On Friday Evening a young Fellow, named James Laxton, a Framework-Knitter, who lived at a Place called Dunkirk, adjoir.ing this Town, was apprehended and committed to our County Caol, on a violent Suspicion of having, (in Company with some oiherg not yet taken) committed divers Thesis and Robberies in this Town and Ncighbourhood. He has impeached three of his Accomplices for a particular Defcription of whom, with a Reward for taking tbem, see an Advertisement in this Col.

of our Paper. Uponfearch-ing the Houses bf these Person a large Quantity of Cheese, Bacon, Sugar, Coals, and various other Arcicles werefound. It is feared many Shopkeepers have fuffered much, as they have carried on this iniquitous Trade for some Time. Last Week were interred in the Paiish Church of South-wingheld in this County, Thomas Cillman and ttenry Vrlght, who both died in one House, and whose Ages, to-gether, amounted 10189. It is "fomething remarkable, that they were born within a Week of each other, and died with.

in a Week of each other The Wife of the latter died about a Year and a half fi nee, at the great Age of 88. We hear from Manchester, that another Meeting was held there on the 91h Instant, when a large Sum was subscribed for raismg a Regiment sorhis Majesty's Service in America. And we hear also from Liverpool, that on Thursday last a Meeting of the Inhabitants was held there. when a confide. at Bristol, and brings a Consirmation of the va-rious Particulars which have already been in-serted in this Paper.

Land. E. It is said. that twenty-two Thousand Men-are to be raised in Britain by an Asleflment of two Men from every Parisli, Scotland to farnisti 1800. Ditto, An Order of Council is daily expected to be islued, for embodying immediately eighteen Re At the BOARDING In SUTTON-ASHFIELD, near Mansfuldj YOUNG Gentlemen are genteelly boarded, and carefully taught the Englilh, Latin, and Greek Languages Writing in all it various Hands, Arithmetic, Merchants Accounts, the Use of the Globes, Algebra, See.

for 24 Guineas a Year, and a Guinea Entrance, by The Rev. THOMAS CURSHAM, and proper Allistants. The School will be open'd again on Monday the iath of January. A raruamenc ior oividmg and inclofing th feveral Commons and Waste Grounds, within the Manor oi. Shirland, in the County of Derby, will hold a Meeting at the House of Widow ARD the Sign of the Black Bull, i Higham, within the said Manor, on Monday the Day of giments ot the Militia of this Kmedom, for Gar- D.

lison Duty. Gen. E. 1 be I L. uu i in laut uwemoer, at in the Morning, to read over and finally settle the Claims of the severaf Proprietors when and where such Proprietors or their Agents, are desired to attend.

By Order of the Commissioners, ANTH. LAX. To xy rne nzaDetn, ant. Uunn, amved at Bristol from Quebec, which Place fhe lest on the 5th ot November, Ad vice is received of the Arrival AGood accustomed Currier's SHOP, with good Conveniences for carrying on Trade, and a Dwelling-House adjoining like wise the Stock and Tools to be Sold. For further Particulars enquire of PURSHULL WADE, or THOMAS STORER.

of Capt. Frazier, of the zth Regiment, from saratoga. tte brought a Consirmation of the Surrender of Gen. Burgoyne and bis Army on ad December, STRETTON INCLOSURE. is hereby GIVEN THAT the COMMISSIONERS appointed by the Act of Parliament.

for dividino- nA the ot October last, ander the fame Terms of Capitulation as have been already published. TAKEN At Ch este RriEtD, in the County of Derby, A White POINTER DOG, with a large brown etters trom Roland afiVrt, that the Ruslian rableSum was subscribed for the Support of his Maiesty A vme- VTVA-U A feveral Commons and Waste Grounds within the Manor of opot on one Side his Face, another large Spot on his in tue wiunry or ierDy, will hold a Meeting atthe House of GEORGE SNEATH. theSin i ins ii nui cii-nmci The following Art cleJs copied from the Birmingham Ga- Kack, and his Legs fpeckled with the fame Colour. The rm unter at onitantinopJe has been arrested by order of the Grand Signior and bis Divan, and Owner, by applying to the Castle Inn, in Chesterfield aforc in Hisham, in thesaid County, on Tuesday the Day of this Instant December, at Eleven in tft nc. txxracr 01 a genuine netter, dated Dec.

8, from a Korrespondent at France, on whose Veraciru ran riP xnrown into tne Caltle of the Seven Towers. said, and paying the Expence of his keep, may have him JJitto. again. une is not teecnea away witnm ten Days from a Veffel arrived the ist Inst, at Nantz, which brought an Orficer who was immediately dispatched to Dr. Franklin at Paris, there is a Confirmation of the News, that on the A Letter from Paris, dated Dec.

8. says, By an ovice-uoat trom Boston the 2 ist tne uate ot this Advertisement, he will be sold without ther Notice. December 18, 1777. To be SOLD to the BEST Bit) DER," 1011 01 wciooer 1a tne Army of General Burgoyne, was WlAr. IIT ot November to Mr.

Frankhn, he has received a Letter from Gen. Gates, which acquaints him, that on the i7th of October General Burtrovrte. On Saturday the ioth Day of January nexr, betweeen the Hours of Four and Five o'CIock in the Afternoon, at the Blackmoor's-Head, In Afhborne subject to such Condi- w.ww. i iina ine Kapitulation ligned the fame Day) with himself and 40 Staff and other Cfhcers; and rhat the Americans have taken 45 Pieces of Cannon, with Ammunitiony Arms, belonging to the Army Vfftl whch brought this News failed from Boston the 3ist of Oct. 1777." Late in the Night of Friday last, the Diligence which goes bemg in want of Provistons, bis Troops havins V.n4 1.: 1 over, and finally settle the Claims of the feveral Proprietors when and where, such Proprietors or their Agents are de' fired to attend.

By Order of the Commiffioners, ANTH. LAX. Tbis Day 'was In Twelve Volumes, 36s bound, Containing Sixty of the best PLAYS which support th English Stage; With Seventy-tw ornamental Engravlngs, many of them done at Twenty Guineas a Plate, and the Whole at th Expence of Two Thousand Six Hundred and Fifty Pounds ttons as will oe then produced jau hu xviuu ot ror 24 tlours, was obliged to make a Capitulation, whereby he r. ONE Thousand and Seventeen TREES. con i- a -et li 1.

uiiuuiiguaiii, was OCICI, was beset. iiiiiijcii uiici witn nis wnoie Army and that all bis Amrauniiion, with 6000 Fusees, near Henlev.unnn ThmJ 5 cccu, undrei upwards of Seven PoundT in I Sl nA1" ffom Aborne, the of Also all the on its K.eturn hom Londoi collected from the Paslenge Money, and then rode off. aslengers Lignc rauiquetsj and lome Veslels, bad fallen intn tVit r- County Derby. Coppice Wood on about wcaneiaay iviormng the ioth Inst, a Fire broke out in the Japan Manufactory of Mr. Francis Egginton, at 1 wenty-four Acres ot Oround, where tne above Trees grow.

Enquire of GEORGE AMBLE, Bradiey-Hall. i8th December, 1777. 1" ui ine -uiuerors; tnat 5500 Lnglish were to be sent to their own Country, on the Military Parole of Honour not to bear ''nii hjn ULIS THEATRE JLA Prtnt-r4 Miwk4a I M. IQ lwu Miics trom Birmingham, which burnt the Apartment where it began, and did Arms agam during the prescnt War; that 1500 Indians were to return home, after havine fworn Si xamac uciore it was extinguiJhed ch To be SOLD by Private CONTRACT. By Mr.

TISSINGTON, at Alfreton, in the County of Derby. THE following Parcels of Land and Houses, Part of the Property of the late FLETCHER, Esq; at Heanor, in the County ofDerbv to tne laraeEngagement; and that 2000 Gf ref Bet mans, furnislied by their refpective Sovereie-n ri-n 11 iflfi4 V10 1 1 -u r. on a sine Paper; the Paslages omitted at the Theatre marked" with turned Commas, and those added by the Managers pointed out by Itahcs. The Piates to each Play are elegant, and the Vijri nettes executed by the most eminent Masters; the Whole bemg a more high-finifhed Dramatic Work than ever was before attempted. Printed for J.

Rivlngton and Sons, T. Lowndes. Dodslev. CaOnn i c- x. Du, The Capital MANSION HOUSE, consilling of fix Rooms imiuiaii.cu wini rne lniurgents Bestdes the Letter from Gen.

Gates. Mr.FranV ha December 15. akmved, Blandinnah, T. from London, with Groceries. London Merchant, John Mayor from ditto, with Flints.

Generous Friends, C. Carral, from ditto, with Groceries. Co asters 8Ait.ii. Nottingham, John Wilkinson, for London, with Crates, Nails, and Potatoes. Neptune, Stephen Smith, for ditto, with Crates, Nailsv Lead, See.

ge upon arioor, late tne ot thesaid Goodere Fletcher Esq; with Offices, Coach-House, Stahles, and other Out- ny lin has received others, containing longerDetails, and also a Consirmation that 17 Veslels, and a large Ship of the Fleet, bad been lost in ouuamgs lurftcient lor the Accommodation of a Gentle and sold rclet HI1.V1I, uu o. Diaaon by the Bookseilers in Derby, See. Prc Proof Impressions on French Paper may be had with man's Family also 27 Acres of rieh Meadow and Pasture Land thereto adjoining. Also five CLOSES, called theDunsteads, making toeether a rr rr- i ard. 6 raperoecs.

the JJelaware, owing to the Chevaux-de-frize which the lniurgents bad planted therc. The oats PLAYS which eompose the NEW THEath 1-3 33 fjtrcsj ia ronemon 01 xvir. jonn uinvant Also ten CLOSES, called Hauley's Farm or Summer kd ii lame etters add, that Gen. Washington, after haymg sent off the Inhabitants from Philadel- ouie bana, matung togetner 35 Acres, in FosTession of eigl I5t BOROUGH of CHES TERFIELD, N0T1CE is hereby GIVEK, THAT the MARKET in this is in. tended to be continued weekly oh the usual Dav during the Christmas Holidays.

ROBERT JENNINGS, Mayor. can pnia, maae a eint ot retinng with the Army, and lest Gen. Howe to enter the City, but after-wards returned to invest it. Later Advices, how- wanam fietcner, jonn laylor, Thomas Ofborne. and Edward Clay.

Also the Summer-Houfe and Fifh Ponds, making two Acres and a Half, adjoining to the above stake. Also feveral Chief Rents, iffuing out of the Estates of Ross Orgile, George Wolley, Samuel Wolley, Thomas Peak, Mrs. Sear and Mr. Allen. la.r, ment: t.

Bufy Body Mr. Woodward in Marplot, Vignette by Hall 2. Bold Stroke for a Wife; Mr. Shuter In Obadiah Prim 3. Conscious Loversj Mrs.

Abingdon as Phillis. 4. Miser Mr. Yates as the Miser. I' SuspiciousHusbandj Mrs.

Baddeley as Mrs. Strictland. 6. The Orphan Miss Young as-Monimia. 7.

Fair Penitent Mr. Aikin as Horatio. 8. Phdra and Hippolitus Mr. Leis as Hippolitus.

9. Tancred and Sigismunda Mr. Garrick as Tancred 10. Revenge Mr. Reddifh as Vignette by Tavlor 11.

Spanish Fryar; Mr. Dunstall as Fryar. jz. Rule a Wife; Mr. King as Pcrez.

13. Old Batchelor; Mr. Foote as Fondlewife. 14. Recruitine Officeri Mr.

Smith as Plump ie ver, received by Lord Stormont import, that there bad been a sharp Engagement between those two Generals, wherein many Men were stain on ach Side, and that Mr. Howe remained Master 17 ridg Derby December 10, 1777. 7 is hereby GIVEN. ifilts NOTIGE 18t ot tne 5ield of Battle. Ditto.

A Letter from Genoa. Italv. Nov. favc truct as They write from Toulon, that they are fitting out there three Ships of the Line with creat Dili- 15. Provok'd Wife; Mr.

Garrick as Sir John Vie-Iot nett kv Rrlof THAT the MARKETS in are inten ded to be continued on the Days in every Week, during the the fame being designed for the better Supply of Provifions, and Conveniency of the Inhabitants of this Borough. SAMUEL CROMPTON, Mayor. kt tl I 19t gence, and are to difpatch fix others to reinforce the Squadron at Brest, from whence they will put -J anu VUUJCI 16. Merope; Miss Young as Merops. 17.

Mourning Bride; Mr. Garrick as Ofmyn. 18. Jane Shore; Mrs. Yates as Jane Shore.

19. RivalQueens; Mrs. Melmoth as Roxana. ardi nee Bri im oca, tu Liuuc uunng tne Winter on the Coasts of Brittany. This Day the following Numbers were drawn 20.

Gamester; Mr. Reddifh as Beverly, Vignette by Lown lolori eR at uiuiunau, viz. JNo. 0787, a Prize of terv orps ans; ritisl Borough of Derby, Dec. izth, 1777.

WHERE AS THOMAS FRITH, JOHN BAMFORD, and ROBERT ALLSOP. stand upen the Information of JAMES SAXTON (their Accomplice) with having committed divers Felonies in the said Borough of Derby and have since severally'absconded. The said Thomas Frith is by Trade a Frame-work-Knitter, about 30 Vears of Age, broad fet, 5 Feet 6 Inches high goes with a Limp, having been shot in one Knee with a Mus-ket Ball 5 was born in Derby, but has lately lived at Borrpws-Afh, about four Miles from hence. Had on when he ab-sconded, a blue Coat made of ruff Bath-coatine, a dark-co- Way of the World Mrs. Pitt as Wifhfor'r.

22. Every Man his Humour; Mr. Woodward as Captain Bobadil. 23. Commitree; Mr.

Woodward as Teague. and Mr.Parfon as Obadiah, 24. Beaux Stratagem Mrs. Lessinghrm as Mrs. 25.

Love for lve Mr. Wilson as Ben, and Mrs. Mattocks as Miss Prue, Vignette by Edwards and Byrne. 26. Mr.

Savienv as Oroonnlco. ne i AT the Old Aflembly-Room, in Derby, this prefent Thuisday, Dec. 18, Saturday, ao, and Tuesday 23, wjJJ be performed, by SIGNORA ROSSI, And'her young From I E. Who have had the Honour to perfprm before feveral Mo. narchs in Europe, and the last Season at Sadler's Wells.

The most furprifing Feats on the ROPE, and Instkvmemtal MUSIC. The Performance will be executed in three Acts ACT 2. The Performance begin on the Rope, and Signora Rofll will dance with or without the Pole, and cut Capers as well on the Rope as any Dancer can on the Ground with great DeXterity and Elegance and fhe will play on the Violin upon the Rope, in fix different Pofitions, equally new and agreeable; fhe will also play on two Instruments fnever feen here) at the fame Time upon the Rope. ACT II. Her young Daughter will perform feveral furprifing and amazing Feats of a new Invention.

After which, Signora Rosli will play a Solo on the Gtrman Flute, and a Sonata on the Mandolino. Such fineltalianMufic was never heard here ACT III. Three differen Dance? will be executed on the Rope first fhe will dance with wenden Shoes, secondly with Eggs on each Foot, and lattly fhe will perform many Feats with two Flags on the Rope, in a most elegcnt Manner. B. The Room will be finely lighted and adorned the Seats will be made commodious for the Reception of the Public, and there will be two Fires.

Admitsance One Shilling Children, Six pence. Tickets-to be had at the Old Asfemblv-Room 1 the siennrp unec r's A illit 27. George Barnwell Mr. Brereton as Barnwell. kdM lour-ed Waistcoat, and an old Pair of Leather Breeches.

ao. lamenape; Mr. almer and Miss Hopkins in Baiazet and Selima. rae The said John Bamsord, is by Trade a Frame-work-Knit th Th 29. Venice Preserved Mr.

Benflcv as Pierre. ter, was born at a Place called Dirty-Hucknall. in the Countv of Nottingham, but has lived of late in Derby. -He is about 30. Distrest Mother; Mrs.

Hartley as Andromache bv Shej- Turin Vmn.r A -rs- febe Bartolozli "5ica r.auman and Signior 5 eet 5 -inches and a alt high, dark Complexion, dark brown Hair and had on when he abfconded. a dark brown ntin litifh 31. rrovoK Hufband Mr. Macklin and Mr. Dunstall as Coat and Waistcoat, Leather Breeches, wore his Hat up on two Sides.

Is said to be well known in Nottingham. The said Robert Allsop, is by Xradea Frame-work-Knitter, was born at Braffmgton, in Derbvshire, but has latelv i iauus mungneaa ana jonn ivaoody. 32, Love makes a Man Mr. Dodd as Clodr Eff de 1 1 0001 in 0.19,509,3 Prize of 5 ool No. 35,907, 29,041, 34.400.

49'iZ7. 27,579. Prizes ot 100I. each. No.

26,626, 49.982. 43,835, Z''577. 9399 19849 ,770, 20,289, 31,636, 7283, 16,887, Prizes of 50I. each. Those of either Sex, who are troubled with Lowness of Spirits, Horrors of Mind, Anxieties, confused Thoughts, troublesome Sleep, ground-lefs Fears, and the like, may, in all Probabilitv, relieve themfelves by using the HYPO-DROPS, iold by Goadby and Co, at the Royal-Exchange'; Bailey, Perfumer, near the Hay-market and R.

Goadby in Sherborne; also of J. Drewry, at bis Shop in Irongate, Derby; as they fco un the Glands and most remote Recesles of the Body, of those slimy Humours which spoil the Motion of the Spirits. A celebrated phystcal Writer speaks of them as a most efHcacious Medicine in all me-lancholy hypochondriacal Affections in either of the Sexes, and that there is hardly a Cafe so obstinate but it will give Way to them, if they are long contmued. And this has been confirmed by an Experience of upwards of forty Years For the Conveniency of the Public, these Drops are now placed in the Hands of the Printers of most Country Newspapers, arid in some reputa-bte Bookfeller's or Shopkeeper's Hands in almost e.very Market-Town in the Kingdom. Tbe Prices o'Corn on Monday 33.

Drummer; Mr. Parsons and Miss Pope as Vellum and Abieail. rce, worked in Derby He is a tall thin Man, about Feet 10 On Inches high, wore Ins own flank Hair, which is dark-coloured. 34. Carelese Hufband Mrs.

Abingdon asLadyBetty Modish. 35. Funeral Mr. Clarke and Mr. Quick as Lord Bromnto Mr.

Sahle. TOotimM. urompton the Coffee-Roomi andof J. Drewry, Printer. pale Visage, and is about 27 Years of Aee and when he i lie Uoors to be opened at Six, and the Performance tn few benc ral I abfconded, was dresled in a light-coloured coarfe Cloth pw'vu aiiu oyrne.

36. Eari of Effex Mrs. Melmoth as Oueen Coat, or a high-coloured Ciaret, with Waistcoat aud Breeches begin exactly at Seven o'CIock The whole Perfomance will be concluded in one Hout and a Half. of the famS, Tin 37. Barbarossa Mr.

Bensley and Miss Macklin as Barbarossa and Irene. uu A Reward of TWO GUINEAS will be naid on aonre. teRii hending each of the above Offenders, by In 38. Mahomet; Mr. Bensley as Mahomet.

39. All for Love Mrs. Yates as Cleonar. SAMUEL CROMPTON, Mayor. fmbi thei 40.

Jane Gray Mrs. Hartley as Jane Gray. bv Shirwin -Vignette hv EHwarc anirwm To be FR 41. Amphytrion Mr. Woodward as Sofi Fnen OJN Monday next, the zzd Instant, at Holly Bush Hall, at the Forest of Needwood.

in the Countv 42. Double Dealer Mr. Palmer and Mrs. Gardiner as Care- Kort Tbis Day is published Price s. A NEW EDITION, being the Eighth, Containing much stirling Wit, which never before was print-ed, and a genteel Collection of the various Toasts, Senti-ments, and Hobnobs, now in Fafhion, TH EST ER: Or, WIT's COMPANION.

i Containing. all the Fun and all the Humour, all the Learn-mg, and all the Judgment, which have lately owed from the two Universities, from the three Theatres, from White Chocolate-Houfe, from the Beef. Steak Club, from the Spout-ing Clubs, and choice Spirits Clubs in London and WestmJn- Fro ofStafford. icis iiiu juduy riiaui. 43.

Inconstant Mr. Wilson as Old Mirahel. The HOUSEHOLD GOODS of the said House Th. 1 feir 44. Double Gallant Mrs.

Abinedon a T. Sale to begin at 10 o'CIock in the Forenoon, and continue till all is sold. Abc Sir Henry Wildair. tact N.autrman in 4 December 17, 1777. y- r- t- Cy tl o.

oic5c uditus; Mr. mith as Phocyas 47. Theodofius Mr. Wrouehton as ied jtci au tue lainionaoie 48. Cato.

Mrs. Hartley Marcia. 62 Jests, I R. To be SOLD, At Sourhwinsfield Manor. in theConnrvnf rn-rh.

Comical Humbugs, 49. Douglas Mr.Lewis as Douelas. nrH rly Jfer luarter, Wheat, 36s. to 43s. od.

Barley, 20s. to 24s. od. Rye, 23s. to 25s.

od. Oats, 1 2s. to 19s. od. rozis.

od Brown Malt, 25s. 1029s. Pease, 38s. to 39s. riogreale, 30s.

to 32s. Beans, 30s. to 38s. Tick, 25s. to 27s.

od. Tares, 26s. to 32s. Per Sack. Finest Flour, 40s.

Second Sort, 37s Third Sort, 34s. th ONE Hundred and Ninety TREES, consist-ing of Oak. Afh, Elm, Walnut Tree. most nfthem urou arrations. Smart Repartees, New Adventures, Funny Epitaphs, and Whitticifms.

Epigrams, -Merry Tales, Humorous Jokes, Bon Mots, Con und rums, Irifh Bulls, wior very large and proper for Wheelwrights, Carpenters, Joiners, fPs The vuabU-luaiUHt OCVi' Attendance will be ven bv Mr. IOHN GRATTnv fbof leHe of Wingerworth, on Wednefday, the 241h Day of December mJSM Miss Mr GarcH ZaraaadLusig- nan, Vignette by West and Byrne. 51. City Wives Confederacy; Miss Pop a Coririna. 5.

Country Wife Miss Hopkins as Miss Peegy. 53. Mmor Mr. Foote as Mrs. Cole.

54. Wender; Mr. Garrick as Don Felix. 55. Chance Mr.

Garrick as Don John, Vignette by Mor-timer and Walker. 56. Medea; Mrs. Yates as Medea. 57.

Grecian Daughter; Mr. J. Aikins Pbocion. 5. Rorrym Father Mr.

Henderfon as Horatius, 9, Brothers Mr. Garrick as. Deqietrius. 60. Isabella, or the Fatal Marrage Mr.

Henderfon as Cotu Biron, Vignette by Mortimer tl 7. SVBr lucBwoing weonetaay, until all be sold. Mai wmgerwortn, ibtnuec. 1777. Likewife to be Sold, at Ford and Brackenfielrf.

in f. cs.a 5 VVS Which expel Care, drpwn Grief, banifh the Spleen. nprove the Wit, create Mirtht entertain Company, and give the Reader a light Heart.and a chearful Countenance. The whole teachmg the agreeable Axt of Story -telling, and furmsh Pieces of Wit, for the and Imorove. ment of both Sexes.

Printedor T. Lowndes, in Fleet-Street and sold by T. Drewry, Lookseiler, Derby. 'J' CURRENT PRICES of STOCKS. Bank Stock, 126 7-8ths.

India ditto, mut. South-Sea Kew Annuitiee, 74 x-half. Thceeper Cent. Bank reduced 74 a 75- Three per Cent. Conf; fhut.

Four per Cent. Cons. 76 half. India a 4s. dlsia avy and VictualUng Bills, 4 i-Sth.

Lottery Tickets, jijh 5s. Act iM-Pi County about two Hundred Oak, Afh, Elm, and other i77TAttendanC be Ten Mr. JOHN GRATTON, Jun. every Friday. bted st a Pc Ti TJ Tt Prlnrf nnA SrtM Vv Isl VST in H.V.

-km mL Fire, i Mvy.w. wi ff -V M. All LUC IN A Iff.1T BTKT 3 Sold also byJVfessrs, Roe, Trirner, Almond, Bookselters. in Derhj Mrs. Cole, ff'irisnvcrib Mr.

Calow UttcxtttT Mr. Satt. Mr. Afh ton Wmtitr VL r. Staniforth.

t. ry-a ce whom may behad great Varietv of Blank Wari-an. tkJL Mr. Wmm, ifs 4iUi IC ff.iT lzanccs, Affidavits, See. Mrc M.

lin, thel Alfo oifMr. John Woon, Roper and Jencing-Net Maker in XtotftldMr. W. Bott, Shopkeeper, in Allsop, and Mr. Done, nouieiey, near Ue 7-.

Sh.Z.u. irii 1 V. anamr, m.müR and Mr. M. MORGAN, SoofcseIlc-inL th Ticei, iir.111 mh rRf so ce lent Pest-paid.

7 t. AOVERTISEMENTS are taHen in at all the aber 18.