... He faid the prefent bill was rounded unfortunately upon the corn bill of 1 773, which bill repealed the corn laws that had exifted for up- wards of a century beiore, and under which old laws the trade hid flouriftied ; but fi.ice the repeal ofthem by ...

... the day, which was for going :n-o a committee on the Corn 13ill, and which produced a divihon, when there appeared, ibr the order of the day i* 1 , againll it 6c. Several petitions againfl the Corn Bill were pre- fented to the Houle, amongfl which was ...

... human laws Ought not to interpofe, nay.; cannot in tcrpofei to prevent the communication of fentiments and opinions in voluntary affemblies of men. From mis it was evident that the Judge confidered' voluntary com- munication as not' only lawful, but as ...

... Colchefter, Mr. Sam: Shiliito. Norwich, Meifrs. Fofter, Son, and Unthaak, at- tornies at law. Yarmouth, .Mr Fred Bufh, bookfeller. Bc-tefdate, Mr-.T1.05. Slapp, attorney at law. Bury, Mr. GeoT lngrain, bookfeller. , - Lynn, Mr. Wm. Whittingham, fhopke^per-. ...

... LAW. ANY Young Perfon of unexceptionable Charafter. who can write good hand, and is defirous of being in an attorney’s office, may have immediate imployment, applying John Cufaude, Haleli. worth, attorney law. Articled Cleric would be taken on moderate ...

... LAW. A YOUNG Gentleman, who has had liberal education, is wanted as an Articled Clerk to an attorney. A genteel premium will be expelled. For further information apply to the printers of his paper. To be SOLD cheap, SEVERAL fmall Lotts of OAK-TIMBER, ...

... To CORN MERCHANTS-. Young Man, who has foire Knovtledgeof the above trade, want . lirnation, in which may be further in/h-nctert. premium will given. Letters, poll pa k. L. M. N. Polloffice, SaXniuiull;Jin. Sntfolk, will be attended to. immediately. A ...

... CORN TRADE. IPSWICH, Nov. aq, 1701. WE Names are hereunto fubferibed, agree buy and fell CORN by the WINCHESTER BUSHEL only, agreeably to the aa* of and Cha. 11. and intend receive and deliver, by the Statute Bulhel, deferibed in the ift of Anne, being ...

... SAMUEL LAWS, late of the county Norfolk, flood at tlie time tf his deccafe, are (orihwith to bnnt; in their accounts to Thomas Farrow, the Sign of the Cock, in Difs afortfaid, be f aid the fame i and all perfoas who (loud indebted the (aid Samuel Laws the ...

... WATER CORN-MILLS. To be L D by AUCTION, By WILLIAM BURT, On SaTvaDAY the day of September infiant, between the hours of Two and Four o’clock in the afternoon, at the Anckl Inn in the Market.place, Norwich, ALL tbofe extenfiveand well-accuftomed CORNMILLS ...

... this fpecies ot humour j than any of his lattir pro- duftions. To attempt to delineate a plot, which boldly violates all the laws of critical regularity and. natural probability, would be idle. The idea on which it is founded, namely, that a nobleman ; ...

... N. B. The corn trade alio continued. STRAYED out of the farm-yard of- Mr. Danish Cowlen, at Earl’s-Coln, EfTex, on Saturday night, the 14th inftant. A BAY-BROWN HORSE, nine year* old, hands high, with hanging mane, Twitch tail, Bar in h : s forehead, ...