... 1 2th cf November, at the Crown in this Town, for the Benefit of the Widow Mundy, who lately kept that Inn; which is now taken by Stephen Manlove from Ipfwich. — - She returns her fincere Thanks forthe Favours of the Publick, and hopes her Be- nefit wiil be encouraged. IPSWICH CONCERT. THE Third CONCERT and BAIX for the prefent Snb- fcription will be at the Long Room on Thursday the Twenty ...

... of Greek Prole ; mewing it to be conformable to all Antiquity. Together with an Anfwer to the Objections cf Mekerchtis, Ifaac FoJ/ius, Hamhiius, and other modem Oppoiers eft Greek Accents. By WILLIAM PRIMA TT, M. A. Printed for the Author j and Sold by J. Shave in Ipiwich, and W, Keymer in Colchefter. This Day is PulhJbeJ, The SECOND VOLUME cf A DIGEST of the LAWS of ENGLAND. By the Right Hon ...

... 1. a Year, for one of fuperior Value near Winchester j Or a Sine-Cure in any Part cf England or Wales, that will produce neat 1301. a Year, will be acceptable. DirecT: to X, to be left with Mr. Say in Avemary-Lane, London* W A N T ED, As an Apprentice to a Bookseller ahd Statins*, in a large Way of £ufinefs|(in a principal Town in the Country.) A Sober Youth, who has had a good School ...

... Agrav'd, the zd Edition, greatly enlarged and improved, of HARMONY ofthe FOUR GOSPELS ; in which t*# Natural Order is preferved; With aPARAPHKASE-uiJ Notes Critical and Pia&icaU By JAMES MACKNIGHT, D. D. N. B. In this Edition the Paraphrafe and Commentary are en- tirely compleated ; and there are added fix Difcourfcs of Jewifh .An-* tiquities ; one Chronological Diflertation ; a Difcourfe on ...

... HE whole entire Stock in Trade cf Peter Cufflev, of Colchester in the County of E.'i'ex, now _ Bankrupt * confifting of Ironmongery, Brafiery, and Tin Wares. ' Whoever this may fuit, pleafe to apply to Mr. Wm. Hickerin- gill, of Colcheft.r afore/aid, Merchant, or John Clarke of the fun- Place, Gent. (AfTigne-s of the Eftate and Kif-ds of tlv fiid Bank- rupt) who will attend and treat with any ...

... tbe zzd Day of Oclober laft, it was, amongft other Things, Ordered, That Notices be given to all Perfons having any Drains or Gutters running into any ' Part of the faid l urnpike -Roads, er having any Dung or oth>r R'tbbijb therein, forthwith to remove their ?? Nuifances otherwife they will be J'everaily indi3ed jor the fame -, and that Mr. Griggs, our Clerk, do caufe Notices in Writing to be ...

... September, at the Golden Lion. John Revett, Efq; \ c Nun Pret-. man, Cicrk, J Sttwa «-- T Ipswich, Auguft 20, 17.4. HE Gentlemen educated at Dedham, under the Rev. Mr. Grimwood, will hold their annual .Meeting not on Friday the 14th, (is advertifed lai. Week) but on W_dn_-Day September the Twelfth, at the Lor.g Room in Dad's C«ffte-h_ufe. The Rev. Mr. Richard Humfrey. 1 - , Mr. John Hall, ) ...

... f~\ N Friday the sth of Odobef; 1764., at the Affembly- ?? Room in Dedham, will be A CONCERT of Vocal and inftrumental Mufick, And a BALL. Tickets to be had of Mrs. Hannah Cook, at the Sun in Ded- ham, or at the Aifembly-Room, at as. 6d. each. To begin at Six o'Clock. A Foi- Mr. XI L BURN. T the Affembly-Room at the Black Boy in Chelms- ford, on Tuesday o ...

... ?? HARWICH, September 2-., 1764. HEREAS a BOAT broke away fro_n the Shore Side, near the Angel Gate, or was ftolen in the Night-Tim-, belonging to William Stacy of Harwich, with his Name Cut in the _.oat's Stem, and a flat Keel j Any one that can give Intelligence ofthe fiid Boat to th.. above Wm. Stacy, fhall have Half a Guinea Reward. N. B. He may be heard of at Edward Smith's in Harwich. S ...

... PETTY-SESSIONS for the Hundred of Cosford, will be held at the White Lyon inHADLEiCH on Friday the 28th ot this Inftant September, for hiring and retaining Servants. „ _, DANIEL WADE, Chief-Conftabie. N. B. Dinner at One cf the Clock. > A PETTY-SESSIONS for Part of Babe p. gh Hundred, will be held at Samuel Parker's, the Sign ofthe Saracen's Head, at Newton, on Tue. day the 25th Day of ...

... of January, ?? ac the Custom- house in Colchester.. QPveral large and fmall Calks, and Stone Bottles, contain- O ,ng upwards of Fifteen liundred Gallons of Foreign Brandy, Rum, and Gen eva ; alfo fundry Boxes, Oil-cafe Bag,, and Ca! niiiers, contau.ng upwards of Two Thoufand PonndT Weight of Grlen and Bohea Tea, and Roasted Coffee The Sale to begin at Ten ?? in the Forenoon. READY to be LENT ...

... 1764.. ON Mon da y the 17 th of thh Inftant wili be a:: ASSEMBLE at the White Lion iri Eye; Where Tickets may be had at Three Shillings each, Tea and Coffee included. TTo bTTdITK WO Brace of Staunch Pointers, (a Brace of them faft Hunters) good Retrievers, and ftand well in Company, now in their prime. Enquire of Mr. George Pretyman at Eye, Suffolk. To be S OLIX ~ AN Estate at Worling worth ...