Sfi&f Aflize of But a 0 for the Borough of J) erby, to continue fe-ven Days from the Date hereof. « , .t.n t ,~e White. Wheaten. Houfhold. Derby, ?? 1769. /6# dX , L oZ< dr> /A _ The Penny Loaf, o 6 lyo 9 40 v 10 Two-penny Loaf, 0 13 14 1 2. 819 4 Three- penny Loaf, o co 01 11 11

" Orders are received here to repair the Barracks, and prepare Quarters for thirty Battalions of 600 Men each. An Encampment for forty-two Battalions is already marked out under Cover of the Works of this Place. A large Train of Field Artillery is lately arrived here. The Cannon

" An Inflammation in the King's Thigh breaking out, after his Majefty was declared by his Phyficians to be put of Danger, bas thrown the People here (who, I believe, are the moft attached to their Sovereign of any Subject upon Earth) into frefh Confternatioh; but all is now happ

Zequins to the Roman College for fome Maffes, " That Heaveo would be pleafed to grant him on the approach- ing Feftival of the Purification [the Day on which he actually died] the Bleffing which he had fo long fought and prayed for. Letfefjfrom Vienna advife, that when the NunCi

On fome late extraordinary Proceedings. THE Folks in the City zxejheepijb, no doubt, And bleat out Addreffes by halves; But let not the Minifters whimper or pout, --They're compledtly addrefs'd by the Calves. Rotten- Row, *fl/sin\'»,Ht« March*! TOM DINGLE.

CfiutiWg 13 a (I* LONDON, March 14. IT is certain that the fcandalous Report propagated, that Mr. Serjeant Glynn has publickly declared, " that he could wifh Mr. Wilkes would not trtink •« of ftanding for the County at prefent," is abfo- lutely falfe, the Serjeant having in Perfo

leadingfrom AJbby ?? to Burton upon Trent, being three Miles from AJbby, and fix fromß«rfw», in a fine Sporting Country, with a good Garden wali'd round »nd planted, twenty Acres of Land contiguous, and a Coach-Houfc, Barn, Stables, and all ncceflary Out-Buildings. The Houfe is

■Kings-Arms Tavern 1 , Cornhill, , . March to, 1769. " AT a General Meeting of the Merchants, Traders, and principal Inhabitants of the City of London, purfu- ant to their Adjournment on Wednefday laft, the follow- ing Refolutions were unartimoufly agreed to, and ordered to be pr

aatutnap^ p off* B I L L of R I G H T S, ?? this Time invited, in a public ll ij/ V )/ q»jfi Manner to fupport the Bill of tf sN^S^^d^W'fii' vs ' ' c ma y not Vje impro- ?? per to apprize Englijhmen, what ?? thefe Rights arc, and when and how they were eftabliflied ; fc^^«-*^^i^s

?? ©oft* COUNTRY NEWS. „ Briftol, March 9, 1 769. YESTERDAY, at a very numerous and refpect- able Meeting of the Gentlemen, Freeholders, and Freemen of this City, at the Guildhall, in Confequence of an Advertifement for that Pur- pofe, in order to fend Inftructions to their Repre