... tb« of tbit Month, at Ten o’clbek the fofenoon, to >EA 6RS and other*, 1270T“ # - f . & '• 650 lb. Soap. ALDSBUROH, June 4. COALS, LIME, and SHIPPING. GEORGE WHITING ITTAVING (bv Couient the Parties interefted in: the affigMneat «f WILLIAM READ’S the COAL, BUSINESS, on Ml own firm, feUUts tb»Marsof tba former coftotners and other*, promiSne that.erery endeavour in hi* power (hall be exerted ...

... IPS W I NORFOLK. To be SO L D by Palv at Contract, By Metfrs. CHRISTIE and 4NSELL, Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, confining of the Manor Mattishail Mountkey, with all the immunities thereunto belonging of the yearly value {communibus annis) Twenty-three Founds. And capital farm confiding of upwards of 360 acres of rich meadow and pafture lands, with all convenient buildings for fire accommodation ...

... And entered upon immediately, or at Michaelmas next, ALL that Dwelling House late of Mr. Joseph Bo«ton, late of the City of Norwich, Beer Brewer, deceafed, together with the Brewine-Otfice, Copper, and other neceflTary thereto belonging, capable of brewing fifty Barrels of Beer at each brewing. The Brewing-Office, Coal-Yard, Garden and other Conveniencies adjoin to the River, and ate nearly in ...

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... C O U N TRY N K W ‘life h lie Copy oj a i Jrom HARUUKU U.rtKiiOKl), kjq ; refrefenlatvve tn parliament for the city cj vi an] ever to that feut him by the Magittratcs, Gtntlcinen, ,an.i other principal Inhetiiitants oj the juut Lite. Glntlemen, ...

... SUFFOLK MILITIA. Ltri Lieutmart cf the Ceunty cf Svffolk, thinking that the caeje cf the applications, which have been made lately, from gentlemen qualtjird to ferve officers in the Militia, arijts only from the of our fate cfpeace heme, trvjiing ti.ct the fame /pint, which did the gentlemen of property its the county fo much honour the laft war, will he fhexon, cafe the Mihlia it forth into ...

... I. Montreal, July 30. We have the favage chiefs, with their wives and children here, in all to the number of 1600, they have declared in council that they are unanimous in the intention of leading their feveral nations againft the Boftonians, &c. The grand council was held by General Carleton in one of the churches, and was conducted with a folemnity and decorum that made the alTembly a very ...

... And upon at Micmaeimas next, THE Capital well-known Inn or Tavern, called The GREAT WHITE HORSE in Ipfwich, now in thj occupation of Mr. Charles Harris (who is dtfirous of declining the public bufinefs, and of difpofing of his ftrc't in trade and houfhold furniture, tec. at a fair appraiftment.) The premTes (which are now repairing, with many conveniences added thereto) con ft ...

... farming Stock, and brewing and part of the honjhold furniuire of Mr. ROBERT HUBBARD, ot HindercUy, Suffolk confifling a horfes, a mare*, very caoital colt*, rifing 4-years old, acolt* a and j-year* old, young eoWt, feveral line fhoatt and a fow a itack hay, of laft year’s growth, confining of to tons, more or lets; a waggons, a cart*, a tumbrel, ploughs, ha-.rows, be. with cart and plough ...

... UM'Of aUMMMh (ha Soflblk, awwtaot, 4irt»r «n 19th i*r.« the laid b»nkropt> eitate and vffefts } when and 'When.-, the eiadltatn wfo ham «wt ...

... Tickets lo be had at the Bar, at Five Sliilliugs each. SAXMUNDHAM CONCERT and BALL, (being the laft foe the prefent Subfcr.'puen) wiii be oa Wednesday tne 16th of this Inftant September. For the B ENE F I T of Mr. JOSE PH GTBBS. AT the Affembly-Room in Ipswich, on Thursday the 17th of September. 1761, will be A CONCERT of Mufick, and a BALL. N. B. Tickets may te had at Mrs. Dod's, or of Mr. ...

... Neck, but without doing us any damage. The next morning the firing was returned, and, as we have fince heard, with fuccefs; two of the enemy being killed, and feveral wounded. The cannonading has been continued on both fides aim oft ever fince, without any lofs on our fide. The enemy, we hear, had a Lieutenant fhot on Monday one of our cannon-balls. How many they have loft in the whole, fince ...