... begin at Six o'Clock. N.B. Tickets to be had at the Sar, at Five Shillings each. OxT , SCOL E INN, February .16, , 7 6^. N Tuesday the Firft of March wiil be aa ASSEMBLY at the White Hart at Scale Inn. Tic^ts to beiiad at ?? Three ShiffiDM each, Tea and Coffee included. - *P nwonm *6* To te SOLD *y Aoertea.' /^ xkta n (By J°HN ROPSR) 0* Wednefday thezzd and i ¥ h of February ¦•/y«*f*/* ...

... Prices. * For Particulars pleafe to apply to Mr. Tho. B. Bryant, or Mr. Jams* Clements, pan, at the faid Place. . To he SCfLD. A Good and commodious Freehold Dwelling-Houfe. with -TX a good Garden, and other Conveniences, in the Occupation of Mrs. Stisted, fituate in Broo_ Street in Ipswich. For Particulars enquire of Mr. Knight of Ipfwich. N. B. This will be advertifed no more. To be LETT and ...

... JO on „ V-# Repair. For further Pnt ticulars erqtrre of Wm. Stone of Walton aforefaid. Septv-inb. r 2j, 1763. |A7'HEREAS the Game has of late Years been v- ry much ▼ ▼ dtftroyed upon the >ianors 01 Rushmese, VlayFlro, Spkoughton, and Shotley, in the County of Suffolk, belong- in* t_ the Right Hon. the Earl of Bristol ; this is therefore to give Nit cc, to alt unqualified Perfons whatfrever, ...

... Manors of RusHM&ae, i'layfosd, Sproughton, and Shotley, in the County of Suffolk, belong, ing to the Right Hon. the Earl of Bristol j this is therefore to give Not cc, to all unqualified Perfons whatfeever, that all Offenders in thia Cafe will be immediately ?? as the Law directs ; and it is hoped (from ?? of Game upon the faid Manors, and th- little Ufe tiiey have of hte Years ben of ?? ...

... to Pubiick Sale, at the Coftcm Houfe here, $m the higheft Bidder. SEyeral Lots of BRANDY, GENEVA, Compound Strom? WATERS, COFFEE, BOHEA and GREEN TEA. The Goods, with the Conditions ef Sale, to bs feen on the Day of Sale* to be SOL d7~ AMeiTuage and Farm, with convenient Outhoufes, in te- nan table Rtpnir, fituated ia Braisworth and Eye, in the County of Suffolk. The tame is all Freehold, and ...

... between them is dif. f.dved, and to requeft the Continuance of the Favours of their refpe&ive Friends. NATH. BUCKE, J. ffERRIDGE. THE Bridge at Booking being in a ruinous Condition, and judged not fit to bear heavy Carriages, all fuch are defired to go through the River (which is now made fordafele) until the faid Bridge can be rebuilt. ; ■ ■ >• — ■ . . , ■ 1 - 'LONDON, July 30, 1763. NASH, ...

... Thomas HarrjkqVok, W- will be carried en in all its Branches by SIMON BAKER- who hopes for the Continnance of his late Matter's Cuftcroerr. W A NT ED. AN APPRENTICE to a Surgeov and Apothecary. r\. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. Denny, Surgeon, at Yox- rord ; or Mr. Girling; Surgeon, at Stradbrook. To be SOLD, at Barkham, near. Tbetford, in Suffolk, „°* Thurfday/** IV h of Oaober next. ...

... y, are ?? to maks nut their Accounts immediately, with Mr?* Grove, hti; Executrix, or Mr. Tnomas Gib- bons, Surgeon, &c. his late Partner and SuCCeflbr. — ffo be SOf-b. A Freehold Farm at Haverhill ia the County of Suf- folk j confuting of a large Dweiibg-Houfe, Barns, Stables, Pidgeon- Houie, and other Out buildings, and upwards of 150 Acres oi arable, meadow, and pauutc Land. For. farther ...