... naid The Captain, wh~ogot aglioreiabogts o'clock, returned tO the hibp' %Vitb fome,.oulitry peofle,:faved the Officetuan . maid * the Lady was :aoni thofe who peiied. SeY4d hodies were, we un derllatd wafted aflore-at Kitrgborn. Thelt velfel 'sas urrigged ...

... the paffengers were an Officer, and an Englifh Lady and her maid. The Captain, who got afhore about 9 o'clock, returned-to the fliip with fome country people, and faired the Officer and maid ; the Lady was among thofe who prrifh.ed. Seven bodies were ...

... the 29th inft- ALLthat valuable Freehold Estate, called OUL- | TON BLUE BOAR, being a pood road houfe • confifting of 2 parlours, kitchen, and a good cellar, j 5 chambers, and feveral other ufeful rooms; barn and double, ftable, with other ?? buildings ...

... ns of fale rosy be had in due time, at the Poit (llices in lpfwsvich, 'Bury St. Ed mund's, Thetford, Sudbury, Chclnksford, Maid'tonc in Kent ot she printeroftbe County Chronicle, No. is, WVarwick Court, Ncwgate ftreet, London, and of the ancti- Ioneer ...

... -convenience for carrying on an extenftye buhu^fs, and now in full. trade in the general line. The houfe cor. lifts of two' parlours, kitchen, pintrfes, four bed chambers, with conveni- ent clofets, large warehoufe, good ftnble, and other detached offices ...

... every convenience for carrying on an extenfive bufinefs, and now in full trade in the general line. The boufe confifts of two parlours, kitchen, pantries, four bed chambers, with conveni- ent ciofcts, large warehoufe, good ftsble, ai-.d other detached offices ...

... family, or for trade, in the centre of the town of Beccles, late the refidencc of Mrs. ANN AMYAS; comprifing two handfome parlours, a -kitchen, and proper offices on the ground floor, four very good bed rooms, two attics, and two garrets, alfo a good garden ...

... church, on a certain day and hou - lad year, to marry her. The -meffenger did not fee her, but at the parlour-door was open, he reply returned by the maid in a low voice, that required anfwcr. plaintiff was nnnfuited, there was no evidence to prove that ...

... on a certain day and hour laft year, to marry her. The -meffenger did not fee her, but as the parlour-door was open, he beard a ieply returned by the maid in a low voice, that it required no anfwer. The plaintiff j was nnnfuited, ms there was no evidence ...

... than ;, in his prefent fervice 1 1 o 8. To the dairy maid, above the age of 2*j years, who thall have lived the greateft number of years, not lei's than 7, in her prefent fervice to 20 9. To the dairy maid, under the age of 2$ years, who {hall have lived ...

... leItithan, !isIs'is prteft fervnce I I o 8. To the dairy maid, above the age of `2 years, who Ihall have lived the greatelt number of years, Oti elS than 7, in her prefett lirrvice' e a o 9. TO the dairy maid, under the age of 35 yeiirs, who (hall have lived ...

... in the centre of Yoxford Itreet, now in t the occupation of Francis Mapleltosre, vvith a hair. Y drefleer'sihop,kircbeis, parlour, pastrysisrd . chaim- bers, with a large garden ground to the fame, and f 0 lames Hanby, hi; under-tenant. e Likewife, an ...