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... WILLIAM BfcST, of the City of Exon, Innholder, begs Leave to acquaint tbe Public, that he is removed from the Whiie Han inn in Southgate-Street, to the Half Mom Inn in the Fore Street of tbe fame City, wfcich is nowfcut w eood Order, for the Reception of Gentleroen and Ladies, who rosy depend on being well accommodated. The faid Inn v , refpeft to it. Situation, inferior to none, * being ...
... warmeft Senti- mefits of Gratitude to ell my Friends, fer the Zeal and Spirit which they have exerted on my Behalf ?? And tbo' their Endea- vours have not been attended '^withM^SuccefsvO'.ich might have been expeaed, 1 Jill flatter myfelf, ?? of the Poll fhould undergo an accurate Examination, the Majority of the Real Voters of this County will be found te be in myFavcur. lam, Gentlemen, ...
... upon their Orders being ptinftually obey'd, by their humble Servant, DANIEL MANNING. To be SO L D to tha beft Bidder, (By Inch of Candle) On Monday the 2th of July, 1765, at the Custom-House in Colchester. SEveral fmall Cafks, containing upwards of 300 Gallons of Foreign Brandy and Geneva ; alfo fundry Lots of Green and Boliea Tea, roalb-d Coffee, white bordered Muslin Handkerchiefs, and fome ...
... March 4. Jofeph Hams, Weftham-abbey, Effex, Callico-printer. Feb.a;. James Bunn, jun. Northwalfliara, Norf oik, jnoney-fcrivcner. ...
... x. Pari?, Aug. 18. 7uf Arret P&rUafiient which /ententes the Eajl India to pay the Marquis d'e BuJJy the Sums demanded hiaty appoints that they Jhcdl pay him one jmirth Part im~ mediately, and the other Quarters in the three yellowing Years. - 'This Arret fupprejjes the Liters pubbfied by the Marquis in conjeqncnce of the Lornpany Memorial, and appoints that tte Papers and Minutes from whence ...
... ('. 1,0 v, 'li.’urfdny, 7.y/v 9 t. Vi'.V.'t tlu - n.’Ui 'of l. r ~f re'.ui li : • corii.u'.rin (nr elections, the l.n '.;nc r.tHt'tuwooUack, anil ir.aUc (or - - ••bi ...
... No. 2032. ESSEX. LOST on the Bth of Nov. inftant, about a Mile and l within the buoy of the Guiifleet, An ANCHOR and about 6 or 7 fathoms of cable, with a nun-buoy painted red the buo/-rope a:i«ott new, with the Naze-mark ori, with the hawler, in 6 fathom water; the anchor is zcwt. i> cn ® th; is broke. Whoever has found it, by applying to William of Harwich, fhall receive the falvage. To be L ...
... wedtki ignity» enjoyed every raptare in (k? days, tflilft Ihe thoogbt her ifalenc Marquis wu either engaged- in ftaSS embarrafinents* or maldptying hhr*|teper to mitiioM: anxiety length fbsced her to Write the Ireed's houf( where file enquiiy.heard the Merqnis was, and begged an Interview noth his Lordlmp; the Icene in ooniequcnce, was loon unlkaded. 'file young woman immediately became ...
... did not appear like that of hardened villain, but rather with a fortitude confident with his pfofeliion. Hi* body was given the lurgeons for dille&ion. William Bolton, who was remanded for execution on his former fentence, is fince rtlpited during his Maietly’s pleafure. 'high WATER At I PS WI CH, Morn. Alter, h. m. h. m. Sat. *9. 4 7 43' Su. 30. 5 h'.n.ji.— 5 4 ...
... good edu â¢â¢tion and genteel addrefs. Enquire of the printers. â¢T^ A harvd_bme premium wi-1 be expecled. WANTED, An a_live fteady Youth as a>i Ap- pi entice to a Draper and Grocer. Likewife, * £eady ftrong Lad, about 17 or 18 years of age, that can write, to be employed occafionally in a fh6p and warehoufe, and will be willing to do any thing tbat may be required of him, to v.-horo good ...
... the markm-place or i'ub : i c k flreet? in thll tov»,i, on a nnrket.day, will be | rof cuied for the *•*-•-'» al the cxpeucc of this town, liy order of the ?? ft - ., fc W. BATLEV, wn Cleik. ' j 'HE Tenants of the Corporation ot [pl'wichand I its --li-ariiies, are deliredto pay their L. Kentton )« Moot. hall, on TursDAv the 19'ti May Ir.ft, nt Ten 0 'lock in the forenoon, W. BATLEY, Town ...
... MOOR, a bankrupt) At the Swan in Aldetton, on Tku'fi'ay ?? of Nov. inft, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, TWENTY Acres of exceeding good, fine*, clear carrots, which may he viewed any day before tli« fale. Enqulie at the Swan aforefaid, HPHE Creditors of JOSEPH SPENCER, late 0, JI Groton In the eounry of Suffolk, gtocer and draperf .1 bankrupt, are deiiretl lo meet the furvivin; ...