... MR. DALLINGER, Schoolmafter, having made LAND-SURVEYING his principal bufinefs for many years, would be willing, during the time of theenfuing vacation, to be employed in the furvey of Gentlemen’s Eftatcs in any of the neighbouring counties. Letters directed to him at Walton, to be left at the Sorrel Horfe, St. Clement’s, Ipfwich, will be duly regarded. Walton,Dec. 9, 1776. ALDEBURGH, Dec. 7, ...

... to the company in the kitchen, it unfortunateJy went off, and fhot hrs wife thro’ the head, who inftantly expired. 4. Burnham, (Norfolk) 08. 24. For fome weeks pad, a mountebank and his attendands, drew together great numbers of the lower dafs of people to our market-place, and got immenfe fums of money from the working people by his plate-lottery. Several inhabitants near this town very ...

... one two-year-old colt, and x year- old colts. The fale to begin at Nine in the morning. To be LETT and entered upon immediately, A Malt-office, 25 Combs fteep, with fuitable chambers and other conveniencies, fituate in New-ftreet, St. Clement's parifh Ipfwich. For further patticulars enquireof Mr. Wm. Robinfon, i tt St. Helen's, Ipfwich, or Rob. Weeding, Hadleigh. To be S O L D. ! A Freehold ...

... iaott. E. London, 'Thurfday, Jan. 18. I. It is id, fome letters lately received from America pofitively affert, that feveral of the heads of the conj’refs lud fent Gen. Howe letters, which have been the general; and, it is added, the mod principal merchants ia America, from the above corrcfpondence, flatter themfclves the time not very diftant, when the prcfentdifputes will beamicably fettled. ...