... gi^e Notice that they intend to take the Benefit of an Ad of Parl ia rnent\ fafed tn the firjl Year of the Reign of bis prtfent Mye/h King George the Third, intituled, An Ad for Relief or infelvent Debtors, «/ the next General or Quarter- Sevens of the Peacg to be held m and for the County, Riding, Divifien, City, Town, Liberty, er Place, or any Adjournment thereof, which /hall happen next ...

... chefter, will be held on Thurfday, June the 1 ith, at the White Hart in Colchefter ; and the Members are requefted to attend by Ten o'Clock, to tranfafit the Bufinefs of the Charity. Ch. Lidgould, Treafurer. — ' ?? 1 „ , . 1 . i. , .„ 1„i _„i _.i I ,_ Wanted directly, At Mr.ScRivENER'j Boarding-School in Tr&mVmghzm, Suffolk. A Lad as an Apprentice, about 15 or 16 Years of Age, that can read ...

... Office of a £j^ Vz-.Do«xik in the Neu> Foreft, I take the Liberty of re- tjuefting the Favour of your Votes and Intereft oh this Occafion, which will very muchobli£.e Your moft obedient hum*>le Servant, Ptlewell, July a, 176 c . THOMAS WORSLEY. WHEREAS the Partnerfhip betwren Woods and Dimfdale, of Black Fryars, London, Woollen- Draper«, \t by mutual Content diflblved : All Perfons indebted ...

... EIN 9, encoura g ed b * ST*** Kwher of my Friends to fifftr- myfelf a Candidate to reprefent ths Borough eflfw'ch at the next General Eleaion, I take tbe Liberty of ?? the Favourof your Votes and Intereft in this publick Manier, tiH 1 ?? 9t^y# m^&tfi^*PP ii '*t*™ to you; and if I Jhculd be fo happy as to fucceed, no one vjill more fteadily pur- Jue the true Intereft of his King and Country, ...

... B. Tickets to be had at die Bar, at Five Shillings *ach. For the Benefit cf Mr. JOSEPH G J BB o. AT the Affembiy-Ro^m in Dedham, on Ihursday the 20th cf Augu i, 1761, wiil be A CONCER T of Mufick, and a BALL. N. B. Tickets may be had at the Sun in Dedhata, and of Mr. Gibbs, at Two Shillings and Sixpence each. : ?? Beginning at Six o'Chaek. \ LL Perfons that have any Claim or Demand unon the ...

... to receive of your Favour and Confidence, demand my moft grateful Acknowledgments $ but this laft ardent Teftimony of your Regard, lenders Words altogether ineffectual to unhurt hen a Heart labouring with the Senfe of lb fignai an Obligation.—Stig- ?? to my Fellow Citizens, yet hap- j iiy to cbtdi* Co iriconicllable a Juftifkation in their generous Sup- port up.n this Occafion, cannot fail to ...

... (which lavs with LoweftotF Fire Light, juft open of the North End of the Town; was furvey'd ; on the ,25th of September laft, from the Buoy of the Know! to : ...

... at the Crown at Swafkham in the County of Norfolk, on Wfi nnes D a y the 1 6 th of this intlant Septem- ber, at the ufual H ;ur of Eleven in the Forenoon. To be~~~SO LD, ~ -At CHARLES NORRIS's. mar.tke Corn-Hill in Ipswich, VK^INES neat as imported ; Red and White Port, Moun- ▼ T tain, and L ; fbon, at 53. prr Gallon, or 15 s. per Dozen, thirteen to the Dozea ; by the Hogfhead or- Pipe ...

... a.c de.ired to pay their ndpective Debts to Mrs. Eliz. Craighton, Adniinitfratrix j ard thofe that have any D-nv.nds are dtked to bring in their Accounts, in order to their being fatisfied. This is to give Notice, THAT all Contract-Ships belonging to Lynn carry Goods from London to Lynn at Twelve Shillings per Ton. ON Tuesday Auguft the 25th will be an ASSEMBLY at the White Lion in Eyej Where ...

... Theatre in Bury, on Friday O&ober the 33d, r_L will be prefeated a new Comedy, called, The JEALOUS WIFE. With feveral new Entertainments of Singing between the Afts. To which will be. added, a new mufical Entertainment, never saed there, call'd, THOMAS and SALLY J or, The Sailor's Return. N. B. At common Prices. To begin at Six o'Clock. To be SOLD. * A Tenement and Cottage, with an Acre of ...

... Office of a ; .£jL Vavnuaaa* in the New Fbrefti I take the Liberty of re- ejuefting the Favour of your Votes and Intereft. on this Occafion, which will very ?? . ?? y ; ' Your moft obedient hum*»le Servant, , .tilewfll, July a,t76r. THOM «B WQRSLEY 4]l/HfiREAS the Partnerfhip betwr-en- ! ?? Woods and Dimfdal?, of Black Fryars, London, Woollen- Draper*, ia by mutual Confcnt diflblved : All ...

... belonging to that Archdeaconry, are defired to direft for Mr. John Morphew, Proaor in Norwich. WANTED. AN APPRENTICE in the Grocery and Drapery Trade. Enquire of W. Gardiner in St. Michael's in Norwich, Mr. Fulcher at Dils • or of Mr. W. tv-rridge at Bramford, Suffolk. WHEREAS the GAME hath of late been very much de- ftroyed, and great Trefpaffes and Damages done thereby, in and upon the Manor ...