... Parcel of SHXP-W R E C K. of all Sorts. WHeteas it has been jndufirrioufly reported that John Brown, Yarmouth Carrier, is going to leave efi his Stage from Yarmouth to Jplwich 4 this te inion_» the Publick, that he continues his Stage as ufuai, and hopes for the ContiHU- ance of Favours from h.is old Cufh-mers } jind all Gentle men and others -that pleal-s to employ him, it will be gratefully ...

... o'Clcck. A r . B. Tickets to be had at the Bar, at Five Shillings each. W A N T E D. A JovRNEYMArN Glazi£Rj or a young Man that can ii glaie well, and wants to be initructed in the Plumbing Bufinefs, may hear of ccnflant Work by applying to Mr. Benj. Rownir.g, Plumber and Glazier in Ipfwich. N. B. Hs.muft be a good. Hand in the Glszir.g Bufinefs. LOST, on or before Monday the 29th of December ...

... ¦ ¦¦-¦ ?? ?? . .. J - January 15, *7j6. JAMES TURNERi Shepherd to Willia&S ßark** ef THOMPSON in Norfolk; being detected in deftroying the Game on Sunday laftj immediately quitted his Maiter's Service* addflrd. Who ever will difcover hi» preferr* Place of abc-d** foas he Way be brought to Juftice, fhall receive a Guinea Rewaid of Jqhl* OW£« Qf the fafiis Parifdi SUFFOLK ? WILLIAM ...

... 1, 1756. Hereas a Petition has been prefented to Parliament for incorporating the two Hundreds of Col n ess and Carlford, to enable them to mortgage the Lands within the faid Hundreds for a large Sum for the better Education and Maintenance of the Poor : And as it is not apprehended that ei- ther the Poor-Rates run fo particularly high within the faid Hun- dreds, or that there are any fuch ...

... to Subfcribers This Day at White's Cho- edlate-houfe in St. James's Street, and at the Theatre. A ?? Guard is appointed within and without the Houfe, to prevent all Indecencies and Diforders, and to oblige Perfons guilty ot them immediately to out the Place. - ?? . •1 he Coaches are defired to come to the Haymarßet, and the Chairs up Market-lane, from the Pall- Mall. 'lhs Doors to beopen'd at ...

... Great Ro*m *t TmJS&f^**?* at tbe Sign ef tl ...

... E ASSEMBLY at WOODBRIDGE will be on Monday the 26th Instant; when there will be Musick provided for Dancing. This is to give Notice, THat the Second SUDBURY SUBSCRIPTION AS- SEMBLY will be at the Swan on Monday the 16th of February 1756. _ COLCHESTER syBSCR^.PTipN-ASSEMJBLV~ WILL be atthe JKLino's He ad on Mono ax the 1 6th of February Inftant. To begin at Six o'Cicck. ff. B. Tickets to be had ...

... by the Hon. Lieutenant- General Bland, was arretted for a real, or pretended Debt of Fifty Pvstsnd?, for which he was confined in Ipfwich Goal, and fince his Dis- charge from thence has not return 'd to his Duty in the faid Ti op 5 the faid Th6mas Jay is hereby required to ftirrender himfeif to the Commanding- Omcer at Colchefter, or Iptwich, on or before the 24-th Inftant, otherwife he /hall ...

... Wooc- /JBRIOAE, in and fcr the faidCotoitj. on Wednefday fbe i£th Etqytf January, :i n the ztjtb Yetzr of tbe Reign of oitr Sovereign Lord George the Second, ~nc?v King of Great Britain, &c. before Edward Vernon, and John Sparotve, Efqrs? and Philip Carter, Clerk, fuflices of c'tir fiid Sovereign Lord the 'affigned fo keep flit Peact of cur faid Lord the 'King in the fat d County. THISi Court ...

... Town, or the Liberties thereof, will be punifhed according to Law. I HE next ASSEMBLY at the Saracen's Head Inn in M- Chelmsford, will be cm Monday the Bth of March next : The Is»h, which was. firft fixt, happening to be the fii ft Day of the Aifizes held there, the Subfcribers, at the Rcqueft of the Landlord, have thought proper to after it as above. To fo SOLD to the higheft Bidder, At the ...

... N. B, Tinkers to be had at the Bar, at Five Shillings each. * - if*, h £G*Ll> fat£e,ldghe.fcmJ&Xi. &&& of iapdi%«k Qh Motf.B Air the Bth of -March, t fss 3 %* ?, v Ifot/SE in COI.CKCSTKR. - ,.. SEveral Lots of FOREIGN ITRAttDY, aENEVA; . a.»d TE,J±. ,; . , . « The Stle to bcyyin at Thrre m'Clock -i nth e AfWrawni. ¦.-..-> nr»fdE Creditors, of Thomas Spencer of Ea^t pa a,*-' s¦ * ...

... March, J756, at ©ne of the Clock in the Morning. BECCLES STAGE-COACH in Two Days, fets tout from t3b.e King's Head Inn in Beccles on MoNinAY March aa, 1756, at Five ?? in the Morning.-*-The Prices,&c. as in the Bills. PerfWd [a God pern,!,) ?? AT Mr. James Howe's at Copdock White Elm, the noted Brown Horfe FEARNOT will Cover this Seafon. At Mr. John Provd's at Colchrster, the noted Grey Horfe ...