The Derby Mercury from Derby, Derbyshire, England • 3

WA in a large Family, a Livery Scrvant to act as BUTLER he must also be able to drcs Hair, sliave, and write a good Hand he must have his Family, or Parilh he belongs to, is one Farthing the bet-ter for that Expence, however great it is. I my seif have paid near Twen ty Pounds tp the Support, of the Poor, in the different Parishes where I have resided, which Part of my Property is as absolutely funk with respect to myself, Family, or Place I belong to, as if buried in the Center of the Ocean. I fhould therefore think it most reafonable, as well as equitable, for a Person to have Relief from that Parish (in ASHBORNE SECOND ASSEMBLY will be J-ACMOOR'iJJEAD, on Wednesday the z8th of this Instant November, 1781. STOLEN or STRAYD, ON ionday Night, the i9th of this Instant November, from a Field near Calver Bridge, Derbv shire, adjoining the Turnpike Road, a strong Black MARF of the Cart Kind, about 14 Hands high. Whoever bring her to Josiah Elliott, of Corbar, or Mr.

John Frcat, of fhall have reafonable Satisfaction their Tfouble. i Corbar, Nov. ao, 1781. a very good Cnaracter rrom nis lau rjace ti nc csi uwu in Service before) particularly for Honesty and Sobriety and if he has not been in Place before, Security will be re-quired for the above, via. Honesty and Sobriety, which vill AimTmUmJ nnn tht first Breach of either.

Anv Person case- of.Neoesiity) where he has paid the most to the Relief qualified for the above Place, and willing to agree to the Terms, may appiy pcnonauy mc -mu, miuh will beanfwered, who will in form bim where he may mcet with the Gentleman who advertifes. To be JL And entered upon at Candlemas next, A Large CLOSE, Tythe free, in the Liberty of Dariey near Derby, and adjoining to the Turnpike. House, now in the Poffeffion of Joseph Gaunt. For farther Particulars enquire of Mr. THO.

ALLSOPp Derby. In Lord BAGOT's Park, OAK TIMBER to be Sold, of exceeding sine Quality, very proper for Coopers and Joincrs Use Likewlse in Needwood Forest, to be sold OAK TIMBER, very fit for Scantiings, Oak Boards, and a lar (Zuantity of very good Posts and Rails, See. by applyine ta ANTHON R1LEY, at Ntwborough near the faid Forest of Needwood, Stafiordshire. 01 orners. 1 ms lsauo agrccaoic cummun iihujji ofPolicy, that where a Person pay to the Support of Government he has a Right to the Protektion of that Government, while he remains a peaceable Subject of it.

But fome will fay, this would over Capital Towns, (efpecially the manbfacturing ones) with Poor, which ac-cording to the prefent Laws, is acknowledged. To remedy this, I would propofe, that the Claus respecting Apprenti-ces and Hired Servants, gaining Settlements by Servitude, be repealed and only who pay to the Relief of the Poor be entitled to the same in return, if Neceslity require. For, by the prefent Laws, a Parifhioner may give Settlements to ten, twelve, or twenty others (besides his own Family) who may become troublefome and thofe, who by Servitude are reaping a private Advantage, and gaining a Settlement at the same Time, have the Advantage of those, who, whilst they pay to the Support of the Poor, have no Advantage or Interestin it i but by that Clause being repealed, every onc's Settlement would be indisputable Certisi-cates would be then unneceflary, and innumerable Lawsuits prevehted every one would belong to the Parish they were born in, till they became House-Keepers in another, and contributed to the Charges of the Parish they lived in which, by that Means, would become a kind of Sick Club to them, in case of Neceslity. How sar the above may be agreeable to the Principles of common Senfe, Justice, and Humanity, I beg Leave to fub-mit to the Determination of the Legislature, and remain, Sir, Your humble Servant, A Friend to the Poor. Heanor, Oct.

47, .1781. Tobacco, Tea, Sugar, See. J. A Of ASHBORNE, Derbyshire, THINKS proper to acquaint his Friends and the Public, that he is now carrying on the Tobacco Manufactory in all its Branches, and has lately purchased a large Aslbrtment of Tobacco, Teas, Sugar, Flax, Hops, which he will feil at the following Prices, until fome material Alteration happen3. Leaf Tobacco, as.

ad. 2s. 46. to as. 8d.

per Ib. Good Saffron ditto, aod. as. to as. 46.

Shag ditto, as. 46. to as. 8d. Twist, zs.

8d. Superfine in Cut and Quality, 3s. to zs. 46. Good SnufF, as.

to 25.46. Sweet feented as. 8d. to zs. 46.

Fine and fiavour'd Hyson Tea, xos. 6d. to x6s. Fine Souchong and Pekoe, 8s. 9s.

to xos. Congo, 5s. 6d, 6s. 6d. to 7s.

Green, 6s. 8d. 7s. Fine Singlo, 8s. Bohea, 4s.

6d. 4s. 86. to 4s. xod.

CotTee, zs zs. 8d. Best, 6s. 46. Cocoa, 6d.

i2d. as- Best, as 46. Good Lump Sugar, xxd. Fine, xad. 146.

to x6d. Sugar, to Fine 8d. od. to xod. Ditto, 60s.

70s. 80s. to 90s. per Cwt. tlaisins, 46.

zd. to 6d. Currants, 6d. per lb. Hops, 46.

zd. to 66. Best, 8d. Candle9, 6s. 4.

perDozen, Soap, 52s. to 60s. per Cwt. Flax of all Sorts, from 4L to izd. per lb.

Hemp of all Sorts, from zd. to izd. With a great Variety of Spices, Drugs, Oils, Paints, firushes, Writing-Paper, Blues, Nails, and so forth, sold "Wholesale and Retail, on the very lowest Terms the ctuctu-ating Market will admit of. J. BRADLEY returns his most sincere Thanks to his Friends and Customers for the great Encouragement he has hitherto experienced.

He will exerc his best Endeavours to merit a Continuance of their Favors; and the greatest Care and Attention will be observcd in the Execution of their Commands. siderable Force are in that River below the Town, which are to proceed onwards with the first fair Wind. General Washington sent a Flag to Lord Corn-wallis advising him not to destroy his Shipping or warlike Stores, as he would answer it at bis Peril. The easy Capture lf the Outposts will greatly accelerate the future Opera rions of the Army. Lieut, Col.

John Connolly was taken near York Town, and is parpled to Hanover in Virginia. Saturday Morning Mr. Townsend, late Lieutenant of the Rover armed Ship, was taken from Newgate and executed pursuant to bis Sentencc at Execution Dock. Mr. Constable, the under Sheriff, the Marshai of the Admiralty, carrying the filver Oar, the Deputy City Marihall, and the SherifPs Offteers, composed the melancholy Proceffion.

The unfortunate Man prayed with great fervency, and bore his fate with a decent Fortitude and Resignation. This Day at Guildhall, No. 40,000 was drawn a Blank, but, (as first drawn) entitled to 500). Nos. 29,126, and 38,776, Prizes of 500I.

each. Nos. 14,123, 27,900, 29,417, 43,838, and 2169, Prizes of tool. each. Nos.

24,3 14, 45,593. 7213, 9649, 18,360, 30,061, 17,493, and 42,261, Prizes of 50I. each. Bank Stock, ,09 i-half a i-8th. Three per Cent.

Bank Arm red. 55 i-th a 56. Ditto Conf. 56 5-Sths a Ditto 1726, 55 x-4th. per Cent.

3758, 56 4ths a 57. India Bonds, par, a is. pr. 3 per Cent. Scrip, 58 7-8ths.

Lottery-Tickets ,81. DERBY, Nov. 22. Tuefday a fnocking Affair happened at Drakelow, near Burton-upon-Trent which is related as follows, viz. fome of the Servants of N.

B. Greafley, Esq; having been a fhoot-ing, on their Return, the Butler tock up a Gun that he sup-posed was not charged, and pulling the Trigger, the Piece went off, which lodged the Contents in the Gardner's Back, who expired soon after. The Butler is almoft distracted at this fad Difaster. We hear that our Militia has halted at Birmingham, and that they are to stop there until the Election for this County is over, which comes on next Thursday. I Since our last passed through this Town the Staffordshire Militia, on their Route for their own are a Ane Body of Men, and made a martial Appearance.

The 2ist Regiment of Light Dragoons, commanded hy Col. Douglas, have also marched thro' this Town since our last, on their Route from where they have been quartered fome Time. It is faid they are to march for Chichester, Brighthelmstone, See. Last Week was married at Lichfield Mr. Alderman Webb, to Miss Watterson of Tamworth a most agreeable Lady, with a genteel Fortune.

PRICE of CORN at DERBY, Ncv. Whiat 4s. 6d. to 5s. od.

per Strike. Oats is. 6d. to 2s. od.

ditto. Beans 3s. 66. to 3s. 8d.

ditto. PRICE at CHESTERFIELD, Nov. 17. Whiat 15s. od.

to 17s. per. Load. Be ans 9s. od.

to os. 6d. ditto. Pxase 8s. od.

to 8s. 6d. ditto. Baeiiy 18s. 6d.

to aos. od. per Quarter. Oats ios. od.

to 14s. od. ditto. lo be Sold by Private Contracl, And Entered upon at Lady-Day next i AValuable ESTATE, part Freehold and" part Copyhold, consisting of Twenty Eight Acres of in-closed Meadow and Pasture Land, lying within the Manor of Bonsall, in the County of Derby. For Particulars apply to Mr.

BOSSLE Attorney at Law in Bakewell, or to Mr. RICHARD GREGOR of Afhover David Loxliy, of Bonsall, will shew the Premists. NOXICE is heieby GIVN, THAT the next ASSEMBLY at Chesterfield, will be on Monday the of December, instead of Thursday the aoth Inst. The succeeding ones will be timely adyertifed in this Paper. Chesterfield, aoth Nov.

1781. Taken up at Afhby-de-la-Zsuch, A Black GREYHOUND BITCH WHELP. The right Owner, by applying to GEO. HANDLEY, jun. Heel-Maker, in Afhby-de-la-Zouch aforesaid, telline the Marks, and paying the Charges, may have her again.

Nov. 17, 1781. is hereby GIVEJV, are indebted to TAMES NOT ICK T1 0 thofe who JL ARRISON. late of Derbv. Printer and Bookseiler.

That if they do not immediately pay their respective Debts to Mr. JOHN HARRISON, Surgeon, of Derby aforesaid, (who is properly impowered to reeeive the same) they will THURSDAY POST. (By Express.) LONDON, iTuesday) Nov. 20. oe proiecuted as the Law directs.

Derby, aad Nov. 17S1. ALL Perlons having any Demands on the Estate and Effects of ANDREW COCKIN, late of Afhborne in the Counjy of Derby, Innholder, deceased, HE Parhamentary Campaign will open witb an Enquiry into the State of the Navy, and the of the Bourbon Fleets in every Quarter of the Globe. The two Funds for the next Budget, now talked of, are a Tax who have not already delivered in an Account thereos, are desired to deliver in such Account to Mr. JOSEPH FRITH, of Afhborne aforesaid, Brafa-Founder, Administrator of the faid Andrew Cockin And all Personz who stand indebted Eriglipi State Lottery 17S1.

NOVEMBER i7th This Day, being the zd Day of Drawing, No. 756. was drawn a of 2000I. being the most valuable yet drawn, and among the Insurance Policies istued by J. COOKE, who takes this Metliod of congratulating the fortunate Adventurer upon his Success and inviting him to apply for the Benesit, which fhall he immediately paid tp his Order, upon remitting his Policy to J.

COOKE, at his Old State-Lottery-Office, the KingV Arms, in the Minories, where they are every Day now on Sale, in the most numerous Variety, Orders for which, by Post, from the Country, wich Bill, or Casli for Purchafe, will be duly attended to, and the Policies difpatched to any Part of Great-Britain, warranted undrawn at the Time they arc sent, or the Purchase-Money returned. The faid Policies are at Five Guineas, Two Guineas, One Guinea, Half-a-Guinea, Five Shillings, and Half-a Crown each, and the most benesicial ever yet propofed, as they con-sist of two and three different Numbers, by which means they give two PRIZES to one Blank, instead of two Blank to one explaining the Particulars, may be had gartis, of the principal Bookseilers, Shopkeepers, See. in almost every Town of Great Britain, who reeeive Com-miffions for J. COOKE, and by whom, Orders for Policies, Tickets, and Shares, are forwarded to his Office. All Numbers of Tickets, See.

whether purchased of J. COOKE or not, examined by him gratis, so- zo years past. Dr. LOWTHER's NERVOUS POWDERS 8c DROPS, Prepared by Dr. I E.

THE Theory of thofe Medicines is founded on a just principle, to correct the atrabilious Disposition and Distemperature of the Blood, which prevents a due Secretion of Animal Spirits, for Nutriment and Support of the Nervous System, on which depends Senfe, Motion, and Rectitude ofall the Functions in Life: Long Experience of their extra rdinary Efficaey, in eure of various Nervous Dis-orders, consirms the Aflertion and most Patient, on Trial of them one Month, pereeive such sensible Amendment, brings Conviction of a radical Cure by Perfeverance in their Use. G. Savage, Esq; by a violent Nervoos Disorderj was deprived of the Use of one Hand, with total Relaxation of the Nervous System end red continual lownefs of Spirits, Horrors, Tremors, Startings, restless Nights, great Weak-ness of the Loins and Limbs, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, and emaciated Habit, was deemed incurable by many of the Faculty but by Use of the above Medicines, and a proper Regimen directed, was restored to perfect Health, as may be feen attested in his Letter. Sold by J. Drewry in Derby, and may be had of Persons who distribute this Paper.

to the Estate of the faid Andrew Cockin, are reouested forth with to pay their respective Debts to the faid Joseph Frith, without further Notice. Amborne, November 17 81. A to the celebrated TOUNG's of Tobe SOLD by AUCTION, On Wednesday the zSth Day of November. 1-781. bv THO.

KIRKjj in the Market-Place. Derby SUNDRY sized Oak SASHES, Deal Shutters, Stone Chimney-Pieces, Mantles, Jambs, Hubs, Hopton Slabs, and other Articles in the Building Brauch. Also two Clocks, Wine Glasfes, Brewing Coppers and Veslels, Malting Materials, Farming Utensils, The Auction to begin at Ten o'Clock in the Morning. THOMAS KIKK, JOINER, CABINET-MAKER, APPR AISER, and AUCTIOiEER, ETURNS his sincere Thanks to his Friends, X. and gratefully acknowledges the singular Encouragement he has had the Pleasure to experience in the different Brauches of the above Busineffss.

He farther thinks it his Duty to inform them inparticular, and the Public in general, that he is removed from his House in Full-Street, to the Corner of the Town-H all, in the Market-Place, Derby, where he continues to execute all the different Branche be fore-mentioned on the most reafonable Terms, in the best Manner, and with the greatest Expedition and hopes to experience their future Favors, N. B. All Person who have any Demand on the Effects of the late JOHNf GREA8LEV, Builder in Derby, deceased i or on tne nttects or tue late iaraener in Derby, deceased are desn ed to send their respective Claims to the above THOMAS K1RK. Also all Persons indebted to the Effects of either or both of the aforesaid Parties, are reouested to pay the same immediately to the faid THOMAS IRK, or they will be sued for the same without further Notice. of ten Shillings on every House in the Kingdom without any mortgaging one Shilling in the Pound on the Land Tax.

A Letter from New-York, dated Oct. 1, says, That between the ist and ioth of Sept. a se-vere Action was fought between General Green and the British Army under Col. Stewart, who routed Green and put his whole Army to iiight. The Rebeis had 250 killed on the Spot, and 400 made Prisoners, among whom is Colonel Washington, of the Horse, who is wounded, and lost their Cannon, See.

The Loss of the Royal Army is 40 killed and wounded, among whom are ten Ofiicers. Among the Ofiicers killed are Lieut, Lloyd, of the 6zd Lieut. Col. Kirkman, of the lyth Light Company Capt, M'Clean, of the New-York Vplunteers Adjutant Cunningham. Captain Kerr, and fome others are mortally wounded.

We have reeeived the following melancholy Advice from Liverpool, that, on Saturday Morning the ioth Inst, between Eleven and Twelve the Cuftom-Housc at Dublin was discovered to be on Fire. It was pereeived 1irst in the Room where the Commislioners fit, who with Numbers of Merchants, Masters of VelTels, who were doing Business in the other Parts of the House, had just Time to escape before the Stairs and Floor feil in, and soon after the whole of the Infide was totaHy destroyed, together with all the Accounts and Papers. But the Mischief, great as 1t was, did not end here. Under the different Offices belonging to the House (which form a long Range of Buildings) were Store Rooms in which most of the Merchants Goods belonging to the City were depos-ited, and the Custom House Quay (as is gene-rally the Cafe) was covered with different Paca-ges, Rum Puncheons, Almost all thefe were wholly consumed by the or carried off the Mob, who seemed so bent on availing themselves to the utmost of the Calamity-, that numberless Articles too heavy to be born away, were tumbled into the River. The Loss is im-mensely great, but no Estimate as yet can be formed of it.

Among the Goods on the Quay were a Hundred Hogfheads of Tobacco. No one has a Suppofition of the Fire being accidental. Accounts from Virginia say, that the French and American Troops were expected to break Ground on the ist of October before YorkTown. Lord Cornwallis's Force there was 6000 Troops including Refugees, beftdes a Thousand armed Negroes. He has Postestion of the River, and Gloucester strongly fortified, and garrisoned by about 1000 Men.

These are hemmed in by Gen. Wuden with 1500 Men, theCount deLou-zan with his Legions, and 2000 Marines from the Fleet, to prevent any Escape that Way. One Ship of 44 Guns, two Frigates, and a 20 Gun Packer, at Barwell's Landing in James's River one of 50, one of 40, two Frigates, and a Store-Ship, in the Mouth of the River; fiye Ships of the Line off Cape Henry 32 Ships of the.Line and several Frigates are drawn up across the Mouth of York River; and three Ships of con- tL.VKlJx addrefl to Mr. Michael Bramley, y. anoted at Pentridge near Alfreton.

WHERE now, my Friend, is all the flow'ry Tribe That late your Garden grae'd Ah where is now The Woodb'me, and the (fair-like) blufhing Rose Carnation gay, with all her varied Hues The grateful feented CJow the Summer's Pride, The tow'ring Tulip Thing o'er all the rest. Where now ehe varied Tints of that Paterre Where, with her Velvet Leaves the Bexear grewj Or where that Blow of Polyantbos fam'd. O'er whom with wondering Eyes Beholders gaz'd, And where is now the verdant Minionety Whofe rieh Perfume her Residence betray'd, Allur'd the Wanderer's Steps towards her Home. Are thtfe all gone how short-liv'd is their Bloom. Curious in Flowers; thou iam'd Florist fay, Swell'd not thy Breast with Rev'rence to behold Their ornamented Leaves The Purple Die The various Shades that mark'd each blooming Flower.

Lowliest, yet Jovliest Exceilence deprest, Worth trod on by Defpisers." Slanderers Tongue, In vain casts forth her Sneer to fee you hing For Hours enraptured o'er the painted Scene. Glorious Recreation to a thinking Mind." Let fordid Interest all their Sweets defpife, To you a Feast delectable they yield. But ah stei Winter's Power has cropt em all, With Sttides the deadly Foe comes on, Wrapt up in Glooms to desolate the Plain. Dismantle it, of all its ga Attire, The Gift of Spring, Mother of blooming Sweets. -Your Pleasure now succeeded is by Care.

In yon Alcove" guard well their tender Roots From the keen Frost till Spring returns again. 1 Now might I moralize from the past Scene, And draw Rerlections ufeful to the Mind. 'Twereeasy to obferve how in its Prime The ghastly Tyrant crops the HUMAN FLOWER. Or fhould it 'feape awhile the Hands of Death, Unnotic'd comes the dire Destroyer Time, And imperceptibly steals all away Destroys the Roses in the fairest Check, Nor with the Spring returns one single Grace. If not more permanent are human Charms, Purfue fair Virtue, slie alone Ah feek her then, with Innocence die lives, (And Innocence alone can gain Access) Clad in that Garb, her teeret Haunt explore.

Alfreton, Nov. 15, 1781. CASTALIO. Mr. Iftbe following Hinti are ivortby tbe Public Jgotlce, your inserting them in your Pas er, will oblige, your bumble Servant, AMICUS PAUPERUM.

THAT a Regulation is wanting in the Laws relating to the Support of the Poor, has been Matter of long, and just Complaint; and the Intricacies in which has occasioned in-numerable Contentions and Law-fuits betwixt Parilh and Parilh. That every Englisliman has a Right to reside where he can best fupport him seif and Family, I apprehend is indif-putable upon the common Principles of British Liberty but that this Liberty is too oftefr infringed upon, through the arbitrary Disposition of Parish Ofiicers, in refusing to grant Cer tifica tes to their labouring Poor, is too obvious for any to deny, by which Means a Parilh becomes only a more extensive Prison for if a poor Labourer, or Mechanic, has ever so good a Profpect elfewhere, he cannot remove with. out the Ofiicers (or in other Word, his Jailor's) Leave. and suDPOsinz he gets a Certificate to the Place he can best To Dicey and Co. No.

-10, Bot Churck-Yard, London, FIRST CASE. GENTLEMEN, HAVING repeatedly heard of the great Efficacy of your OAFFY's ELIXIR in numberless Diibrders, and being fome Years afflicted with the Stone and Gravel, I refolved to make Trial of it, and therefore on the Morning of the zist of July last, being seized with very severe and acute Pains, I sent to Mr. Eaton, Bookseiler in this Towrt, for a Bottle of your Genuine Daffy's Elixir When I took three Spoonfuls accerding to the Direction, I soon found my Pains abate, and fiept for the Space of four Hours. In the Evening I took the same Quantity, and the Morning following I repeated the same Dose a third Time, and about Two o'Clock in the Afternoon I votded a Stone almost as big as a fmall Horfe-Bean. SECOND CASE.

ON the Morning of the of August I was seized nearly as before, although not so acute, I immediately sent to Mr. Eaton for another Bottle of that famous Medicine, and repeated the Dofes as before, and pafled another Stone since which I have enjoyed (thank God) more Eafe than I have found for fome Years past. That Persons under the like Af-fiictions may reeeive Benesit by that invaluable Medicine, I beg you. will (if you think proper) publish the above Cafes, to theTru th of which I folemnly and sincerely do make oatb, THOMAS FORTUNE, Clerk to the Commiffary of Artiilery, Sworn before mein Yarmouth, this 8th Day of Aug. 1781 WILLIAM FISHER, Mayor.

Witnefs, Thomas Ditcham. N. B. The Public are desired to take Notice, that Dicey and Co. have altered the Shape of their Bottles to an Octa-gon Form, with the Word Dicey and Co.

London, on one Side, and True Daffy's Elixir, on the other, as in the Bill of Directions civen with each Botrle. to. nrevent the Unwary lobe Sold by Auction, At the George Inn, in LEEK, in the County of Stafford, on Wednesday the a8th Day of November Inst, berween the Hours of Three and Eight in the Afternoon 3 in the following Lots, and fubject to such Conditions as will then and there be produced, (being part of the Estates of Mr. WILLIAM KEY, a Bankrupt.) LOT ist ALL that valuable FREE HOLD 1 ARM situate at old Basford, in the Parish of Chedleton, in the faid County of Stafford, consist-ing of a convenient Farm House, Barns, Stahles, Cow-Houfes, all requisite Offices, and about 124 Acres of very rieh Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, Tyth free, in the Occupation of Ralph Nield, and very desirably situated, two Miles from Leek, being a good Market Town. LOT ad.

All thofe two several Mesluages situate at the upper End of the Spout Street in Leek aforesaid, in the Possion of Mr. William Key and William Webb and all that Fold Yard, with a spacious Building lately erected and ufed as a Workshop together with a Stahle and Garden, plea-santly situated on the Backside of tbe faid several Mesfuage. LOT zd. All that Mesfuage adjoining to the faid House, in the Holding of the faid William Key, and now in the Pos- session of Mrs. Dodfnon, with the Appurtenances.

4 being impofed on by the many fpurious Pretenders which pfwarm throughout the Kingdom. Likewife are reouested to LOT 4th. All that Clofe of Land, lately converted into a i Garden, situate in the Barn Yates in Leek aforesaid, upon be particularly attentive to the Bill of Directions, tnac Names of Dicey and Co. are in the Direction, as they have already heard of Persons attempting to Imitate their Bottles, and of several Druggists, purchasing their old Bottles to fill them with their Trash. Sold by J.

Drewry, A Balm, T. Brentnall, W. Wells, and T. Turner, in Derbv; I. BarthroD.

Ollerton: -w Of- Tuxford O. Curtis, and M. Robinson, Workfop 5 ran oiwnicn is erectea a very luDitantiai anea or worKlnop, in the Poffeffion of Messrs. Key and Lucas. LOT th.

All that Clofe of Land lying contiguous to the Town of Leek aforesaid, called the Newclofe. LOT 6th. All that other Clofe adjoining, called the Nearer Clofe, otherwife the Over Clofe. LOT 7th. All that other Clofe adjoining, called the Further Clofe, otherwife (he Lower Clofe.

LOT 8th. All that other Clofe adjoining, called the Eil all which four last mentioned Clofe, are now in the Poffeffion of the faid Mr. William Key. For further Par riculafs enquire of Mr. CHALUNOR, Attorney at Law in Leek.

croft, and P. Sheppard, Mansfield T. Newball, Alfreton; J. Salt, and J. Oliver, Wirkfworth M.

Walker, Afhborne; J. Bakeweil J. Calow, ChesteMeld 8. Simrnond, and C. Elliott, Sheffield-; A.

Bingley and Co. Rotherarn; and by at least one principal Shopkeeper in every Town the Kingdom. fupport himfelf in, he then is Kable pay to the Support of the Jfoor OI tnas rmw uc rcuaes in, wniie neitner nimieii, RB Printed and Sold by J. in the Uokgate, where Prititing is executed in the neateft Manner of whom may be had great Variety of Blank Warrants, tec. Sold also by Messrs.

Trimer, Roomr, and Almond, Bookseiler in Derby Mr. Calow, Mrs. Wilson, Reiberbam i Mr. Astle and Mr. Dodsworth, Burton-upon-Trent Mrs.

Smith, Mr. Brown, and Mrs. Walker, AJbborne Mr. Bladsn. Vttoxiter-, Mrs.

Csle, and Mr. Salt, Wirkfworth; Mr. Ashton, r. Staniforth, Mise AUsop, and G. Wayte, Ahby-de-la-Zoucb; Mr.

Adams, Bookseiler, Lougbborougb Mr. Morgan, Bookseiler, Mr. W.Bett, Shopkeeper, Buxtcn J. Needham, Bookseiler, Leek; and T. Houseley, near the Bull-stak, SbtfMd, ADYERTISEMENTS are taken in at all the aboy Ptaccs 5 fmall ones not exceeding 20 Lines at 4s.

each Tim Insertion; aB above that Number id per Line, exclusive of the 4s. Letters are desired to be Post-paid,.