... be on Wednesday the 26th, and Thursday the 27th of this Inftant May. For Particulars, see the Ipswich Journal of April 24 and May 1. Wanted at Harwich, SEveral Journeymen to work in the Anchorsmith's Shop.- Those that apply may have good Wages, constant Woik, and a safe Protection. W A N T E D. * A Journeyman Plumber and Glazier. A good Hand, L%* whp can come well recommended for his Sobriety, ...

... employed in the Fortifica- tion oPDeutz; but the Burger-Mafters having nijteik^W Difficulty of complying with the Demand, as we W^lijNtmra' ritory out of the Walls, the French Commandant BjPPißgfr^j understand, he will cut down all the Trees on ?? if they do not comply ; snd our Garrifon has ?? 1 * by the Arrival of the Regiment of Conde. TlJ^&a^CTjC' gineers have Orders to fortify Deutz, and ...

... WANTED at Unton in the County «yX-*ri, bridge, 4 Mam an d Wo MAR who underftand, and are willing ta F*. undertake, the Care qf ■» W9RKHOUSE S Two fuch Pet funs (comin £ well recommended) by applvins to the Officers of the fa»d Parifh, will be treated wifh. y W^totW T 5T° it LETT immediately. £S 3 i ?I S NatFAVEIISHAM m £bnt ' (fitaatenear 1 ft J a * et 'f kce > a v *7 good-accuftcmed Houfe, ...

... Hpneurable the Hoife ef Peers, prefented* to bim on Wednefday laft. > « My Lords, * I return you my hearty Thanks for this Addrefs ; the ?? • Affurances you give me of your Support and Affiftance, in the • vigorous Prefecution ef this neceffary War, are very agreeable • te tne, and cannot fail of producing the moft falutary Effeas* 2». We bear that there -will be a Lottery for One million Two ...

... Diys b-ing Sunda)) Notice is hereby given, that the fame Fair will be held on Mom day and Tuesday the Fourth and Fifth Days of tha faid Month of oaober. * * APETTYISESSIONS for the Hundred of Loss, will be held at the Castle in Eyke, oa Monday the 27th Inftant far hiring and retaining of Servants, by THO. WHITING, Chief Conftable. September it, 1762. A PETTY-SESSIONS for the Hundred of Cosford ...

... \ ' , IPSWICH, Oa. a 9> 1762, HE Bufinefs of the late Mr. Thomas Moore will be carried on by his Sons, Edward and Hattley Moore, who have for fame tims pnii nsanaged it wttnont his Affiltance. To be difpo/ed of immediately, A DAY-SCHOOL, fuppofed to be as good 2 one as amy in E s 3 B X. * Enquire of, or d.reft (poftpaid) to A. N. at the Saracen's Head neat AUgate, London. W A N T E D. ! ~ A ...

... and Stratford, in the Nayland Road, or between Stratford and Wormingford :n the Boxfted Road. Whoever wil! bring it to ' Robert Everard, ort® Mr. Merington, at Higham, or to Mrs. Tvraits at the Golden Lyon in Ipfwich, or to Mr. Biuning at the Queen's Head in Nayland, fliall receive Fiva Guineas Reward. WANTED. Ji Youth of good Charafter, properly educated, is an Ap* i*. prentice to a Surgeon ...

... iySi. Tickets to be had a' Thomas Payne^ and at the George iii Hadleloh, at as. 6 d. each. Tbis is .to givi Not ?? rHAT there will be a Meeting of Merchants and Farmers at the Bell ii Kennett, Cdmbridgefhire, every Tussdat. N. B. An ORDINARY tvery Tueiday by Chle o'Clcck. HARWICH Dscember jts, 1761. On Friday the Eight of January, will be expcfed to Publiek Safe, to the higheft Bidder, at the ...

... to pay their ?? Debts immediately, to Mrs. Eliz.Cr aig hton, Adminiftrr ix, or to Mr. Cha. Qubbe, Attorney at Law in Ipfwich, or they will be fued without further Notice. COLCHESTER SUBSCRIPTION ASSEMBLY WUL beat the King's Head, on Monday the Sth of February, 1761. To begin ?? o'Ciock. N. B. Tickets to be had at the Bar, at Five Shillings each. , THE SERMONS of the late Rev. TOWASCOYinS ...

... bsfbre the i±th of thislnttant Decembsr. To be SOLD, at Sibton-Abbey. A Very light COACH, in goad Repair; and alfo a fmall Parcel of UNDERWOOD growing at Stoven, near Beccles. Enquire of J. Scrivenor, Efq; at S'bton aforefaid. A Man-Servant, who has h&d the Small-Pox, that un- /Ta derftands waiting, and doing the Bufmefs within thw Houfe, and can be well recommended, may hear of a Mace by ...

... each Subjeft, defigned to affift the Devotions of the ramify and Clofet, By THOMAS* GIBBONS, M. A. r . 2!* l._ or h Buckij - ml m Pater-nofter Row, T. Field in Cheap* fide, E. Dilly in the Poultry, and J. Stevens in Foieftreet, London! and to be had of J. Shave in Ipfwic.i, and the reft of the Bookfellers in Town and Country. PROPOSALS for Printing by Subscription, A BOOK to be intitled, ...

... ■ 5 2 n$T ?? a^ ial in all Placca - b y Numbers com- pknurot DefeSsof Sight-He fet out en ThuiPJay for Cambridge, where he now is (at the Rofe) and on Monday Evening will ?? ?? &7 £' **rf tli ? Ct % es ' his ** Lcft «re on the Ail of Reform* Sight.— Such has been his Succefs in this County, as well as m wiri k ' that . he t3 ofal, S^ *• return to Bury from Cambridge 2 W !dnefday Evening next ; ...