... 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. ...

... have had meeting to conlider ol the propriety of carrying the y.. ■■ J , Efq; who were of opinion tint his Grace had been ill advifed in that matter, and begged he would Hop all proceedings, and lignified their concern at his Grace’s ever having condefeended take notice of him ; which account, it is laid, further Heps will be taken in this matter. r, a court of Aldermen and Common Council was ...

... ready f«r the R?c prion of Patients by the latter End of Yelruary next. Such Peifons as fhall be pleafed to put themfeives under his Care, are defned (o give him eaily Notice, that he may with more Conve- nience apj^'nt the Time for thsm. j To the Gehtaefaen, Qef§y\ anc* Freeholders of tn; CdrTnif of S U FPOL JC. j-jftAFING bad th Honour, at a General Meting held her* this Day, to be ...

... eedily will be publifhed, A Treatise on Education, by the 1. te Bilhop Burnett, * * from an Original Manufcript. To which will be added, a fhort Preface. N. B. The M. S. in the Author's own Hand-writing, is in the Pofftffion of the Editor. Printed tor D. Wilfon at Plato's Head in the Strand j and Sold by J. Shave in Ipfwich, and the reft of the Bookfeiiers in Town and Country. Where may be bad ...

... ION ASSEMBLY WILL be at the King's He ad^ on Monday the 29th of November, 1 76 1. To begin at Si* ?? >Gk. N. B. Tickets to be had at the Bar, at Five Shillings tach. : IPSWICH, Nov. 15, 176 a. \ T the Blackmoor's Head, near the Corn-Hill, will be ?'a. fold off di;eaiv, very cheap, a large Stock of LINNEN- DX A ? E R V j b;ing defined, as Don as the Stock can be IbU eff t go to live out of ...

... Suffolk. Thefe are to acquaint the Publick, rHAT there will bs a great Market at Stradbrook on Monday the sd of November j where will be expofed to Sale on very reafonabie Terms, all Sorts of BRAZIER V GOODS. A good Dinner will be provided at Mr. liledge Davis's,' at the Qu*en's Head, precifcly at One of the Clock. COLCHESTER, Oaober ?? , 7 6i. A S it has always been caftomary to have a ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... in Norfolk, on the Prefcncation of the Biihop of Ely. Wanted immediately. A Sober Lad, as an Apprentice to a Pbruks-Maker. For Particulars enquire of Richard Borham of Boxford in Suffolk. N. B. Nj Letters snfwered unlefs poft-p&id. This is to give Notice, THAT on Friday the 19th of November inftant, will be put to Sale, at Wm. Rowlb's at Ton st ax, upwards of %o Cows and Buds, Tumbrils and ...

... he has never loft a Patient, notwithftanding the Variety of Subjects of all Ages and Conftitutions which have been committed to his Care : The favourable Manner in which he conveys the Di- feafe, and the Care taken to render every Accommodation agree, able, will, he flatters himfelf, continue the great Encouragement he has received from the Publick. His Terms are, for Gentlemen and Ladies, ...