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... before the court, from any thing know ot his * hand, think him as incapable of forgery as a ploughman, or infant, and for this plain * realen , was his intctell, and I furc inclination, to better character than he did, a more flowing agreeable mercantile cha‘ radlcr; he took pains, as partner was dif‘ fatished with the aukward hand wrote, and endeavoured to mend it, but to no purpole. I ...

... This day the Rev, Mr. Morgan, late curate to the Rev. Mr. Tindall deceafed, was inducted to the living of. Chelmsford, in the gilt of Lady Mildmay. Mr. John Draper Maldon in this county, is appointed a receiver and exchanger of the deficient gold coin of this kingdom, according to his Majefly’s proclamation. Lilt Saturday died at his houfe near this town Nathaniel Rogers, Elq. Sunday lalt died ...

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... I. The OVERTURE of SAMPSON, on theOeCAM* ereftod temporary for that Purpofe, Mr. Wint«a, accompanied with the Firft Violin by Signor Man ini. 11. Mr. Miller's much-efteero'd ANTHEM, for Voices & Inftruments, compofed on purpofe for a Public Charity. 111. Gomfoi t People, and every Valley, from the Messiah. IV. And the Glory of the Lord fliali be revealed. V. He (hall feed his Flock. VI. ...

... * Hllance, and in this (late the affair flow (lands. ’Tis almoft impollible to deferibe to you the * conflernation Plymouth is in, among all ranks * of people, on account of the fate of this un‘ happy man, though the folly of him is fo evi‘ dently glaring; yet all agree to pity him for * having fallen a (acrifice to that villainous paf* fion for gaming which fo infedts this country. * Mr. is ...

... AVery Valuable and Itnproveable Fast* Moan ESTATE on Ada* Lavtt,.fitnat* m the Parilhet Halyergate and Atle in the County NOr? folk; containing Survey zay Acres sgpgrcheS, of good Marffi-Land, with a Honfe & Mill tbereon, now in the Occupations of Thomas Wells, John Howard, and John Ban-eft. The Premises are very moderately alMTed to Land- Tax, and not fubjeft to any out>gotO{ Rent. For ...

... on Monday the z6ch day of September 1774, in purfuance of the fummons of the theriffa of the faid county Refolved, That the engagement now read \ahieb is be demanded on the park of Che freeholders to be figned by any candidate, %vho (hall be put in nomination to ferve this tonnty in parliament. John Wilkes and John Glynn, Efquircs, were then the only perfotos put in nomination on the •fore ...

... * fiance, & notrifling one, that great nobleman * [the Earl of HolderncfTc] from having attended to Agriculture, is fo much the better qualified * fuperinteod the education of Prince.* The Due d'Artois, third brother to. his prefent Moll Chriftian Majefty, is going to make the tour of Europe ; and we are auurcd, among other places he will vifit our court. 7. Extraff of Utttr from Ptris, May. ...

... us; is not what we have brought on, hut what they alone have occafioned ; wc are only anfwerable that our mealurcs are jull and equitabic. Let us continue to proceed with firmnefs, jullice, and refolution which purfued, will certainly produce that due obedience and refpcdl to the law* of this country, and the fccurity of the trade of its people, which are ardently wiflied for. 3. From Loud. E ...

... No R L K, December BRANDON FREE GRAMMAR-SCHOOL, U F 'O L K. •' THE Rev. Geo. Wright, M. A. of Pcmbrokc'Uall, Cambridge, Matter of the Free prdmrpar-School at taktrs this Method of giving public No(ic»oLhi>.lntention to.open.his School bn Monday the 17th of January next, f.>r the Free Initru{lion the Youth of the Town* of Brandon, Wangford, ana Santon-Downham in Suffolk, and Weeting Norfolk, ...

... BANKRUPTS Dividand be made. May si, Wm. Jacklon, of Eaft Dearham, in Norfolk, Grocer, at the Maid’s Head in Norwich. 23, Robert Starling, of Chelmsford, in Eflcx, Draper, at the Angel in Kelvedon, in the faid county. 23, Tim. Toft and RH. Lobb, of Chelmsford, Eflex, Bookfellers, at the Angel in Kclvedon, in tha county. 24. Wm. Froft, of Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk. Woolcomber, at the Angel Bury ...