... at Eleven ?? a| Night, the Temporary Bridge, erefted for a tallage during the Alteration of Lbndon* Bridge, was fet on Fire, and in the Space of a few Hours burnt down and entirely confumed, Whereby the Pafiage over the faid Bridge is totally deftroyed : Ahd whereas there are the ftrongeft Ground to be* lieve that the faid Temporary Bridge Was wilfully and malicioufly let on Fire by the ...

... at Newmarket in Cambridgeshire, a One Guinea and one Crown a Mare ; the Money to be paid at Co- vering: He is near fifteen Hands high, and marked very hand- fomely with a Star on his Forehead, a Reach down his Nofe, and two white Heels behind. This Cat o was bred by ' Squire Bowes, near Durham; he wa> got by Regulus, Son ofthe Godolphin Arabian : Cato's Dam hy Mr. John Crofts's famous Horfe ...

... SOLD On T » * the Eighth of Augttft next, At MARLSFOKU HAoL in Sulfolk, the HOUSEHOLD GOODS and FUR- A. NI riIRE there . Roft-l hade and a Pair Bay Geldings and other ont-door Stock Any wi, ll l g, l, P° n ,I,e Rev Mr. Dove,,are hereby 10 fend them fi|y Mr. Mott CatUon. b« SOL D. _ THE Moisty Rtv»«»ion in res (*fttr or.t Life above fit., >*«) “' ‘'' Estats, Manor Ahvowion ERWAK-1 HALL, die ...

... 1. Fans, Jan. 31. Not long ago a tlilpuie aroftat Marfeillet, hetweeii tbeodiceis in gairUbn then and the people of the town, the circuniihnces of which are follow : fome officers being in the bpxes at the plnyhoufe, anil con veiling pretty loud during the performance, one them (for the lake of enjoying the company his friends .more at cafe) fat upon the front of the box with his back to the ...

... 24th Inftant. The Right Hon. Lord Pbtre,! John Wilkes, Efq; > Stewards. Samuel Lewis, Efq; J Wanted Directly. THREE or Four good HOUSE-JOINERS may have full Employ for five Months.— lf they give Satisfaction in their Work, it will be continued all the Winter. Enquire of Mr. Ke y m c r, Bookfeller, in die High-Street, COLCHESTfcR. For the BJiN E F I T of Mrs. HANNAH COOK.~ ON Friday Auguft the ...

... Printed J. SHAVE, E. CR AI GHT O N, and S. JACKSON. (Price Two-pence-halfpenny.) Who perform every Part of the Printing Business with Neatnefs, Carefulnefs and Expedition. ftill continues, but with very little fuccefs on the part of the befiegers, who have lately had two of their mines again blown up by the miners belonging to the garrifon, and a number of their men killed by the cannon from ...

... D. London, Thurfday, Sept, 9. 1. It is refolved that the parliament fballmeet fomething fooner this winter than ufual j and the reafons given out for it are, that the Ball India afts want much reviling and amending} and alfo that the iltuation of foreign affairs is become fo critical and dangerous, that it necelfary have the parliament in readinefs to provide againft the worll that may happen. ...

... APiece of Meadow or Pasture-Lan», containing by Ertimation 40 Acres; together with another piece on the North Side thereof called the Slip, containing Eftimation 6 Acres, and alfo two pieces of Arable Land, the one called the Iron Snack, containing Eftimation 17 Acres, and the other called Allen’s Piece, by Eftimation Acres, all together Acres, which Land is fituat* lying and being at Pentny ...

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... Hemingllon in this county. , Laft week the two Mathematical prizes founded by Dr. Smith, were adjudged to Mr. Brundilh of Caius college, Cambrige, and Mr.Whitmore of St. John s, Bachelors of Arts. —Anri yellerday Mr. Cleaver, of Kang's college was admitted by the Univerfity to the degree of Mafter Arts. _ On Wcdnefday lall was married at Bury St. Edmund’s Dr. Howard, fician, to Mil’s ...

... next, at Twelve o’clock at noon, at the flgn the Thiee Cupt, in Harwich, in one lot, fubjeft the conditions fale be then and there produced., - ALL that capital Mefluage or Viftualling Houfc called the DUKE’a HEAD, m Harwich aforefaid, let on leafe to Charles Cox, Efq. the yearly rent of aol. Alfo, all thole Meffuagea Tenements adjoining to the laft mentioned, fitnateln Cuiranu-lanc, ...

... To be SOLD by Private Contract. A Compact and Valuable ESTATE, £1 fituate, lying and being at Mint-Lynn, 2 Miles from Lynn Regis in Norfolk.— Tht Premifes confift of a convenient Brick Mefl'uage, with a Backhoufe, Dairy, Barns, large Brick Stables, Carthoufe, Granary, 1 Lsan- to's, and other Offices; alfo 582 Acres of rich Land, 207 of which are Arable and Pafture, 125 Meadow or Marih -Land ...