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... [No. 1936. Suffolk and Norfolk* To his Grach the Dui* of ATTON, Rqtulonim. Countof Sqfolk. bat him rtprtjjthjedto Majtfj, That tbe tfumbtr e/rtgues, vagabofufs, and iifitdtrhf perfont atepeqfe, fo the greatfitmied' i-fs and annoy once of tbeiing* dom, and that it it rfferitidUy nectjfary that the all Pajfe4 the 1 itbyear of bit late Majejfy'i reign, and over lanlfg and ftatu’et agtdnft roguet ...
... SufFolk and Effex. T TURNPIKE from SCOLE to BURY. HE next Meeting of the Truftees will be held th.* -»?â¢Â» Cr ° wn in Sotefdale, on Thursday the acth mft. at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon. T^^ii 0 g I VC N ° tice ' Thlr a U Met'tiig till ;«7k. d r l c th J \}s n of the Cock in Mildenhall, m the county of Suffolk, on Thursday the ,Bth day of Jan. inft. by Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, ...
... 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. ...
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... he ihould at the return of the ihip I have a larger order; he then produced draught on a merchant in Crutched-friars for 501. which was dated to become due. in a few days. The (hopkeeper I knowing there was fuch a perfon, took it, and gave him the change; but on fending it next morning I for acceptance, the merchant declared he did not I know the party that drew it, and on further exami- I ...
... d>qtlOtatiOn,‘ 'fftyartl* j Stiff'd info far, tbat/bould they’wtuki&mttfir • 'To riturn >wou'd- bi as Udieut at goo'er. . But if you will 'af-once biuak off all connexions with tbefe Mrnicious men» if you will waye ail ~ but the falvatto'n your country. Great Britain may fraud as much indebted to Burgoync as Bothc was to her Camillus. Do not, I entreat you, toy d*a» Sir, think this the mad ...
... ,Jan. 3. On the 18th of September laft the Perlians attempted to take Baffora by affault, but failed in their enterprize. The Pacha of Bagdad hath lince fent 15,000 men to raife the fiege of Raffora. We this moment receive the news, that Kain Gueray, who had caufed an infurredlion in the Crimea, has been defeated, wounded gad taken prifoner, and conduced to Balerchi-Szrai. 2. Copehagen ti Jan. ...
... At our feflions held this week, Tho. Black, Wm. Smith, William Corpin, William Scales, WardFerrvman, and Tho. Beaumont, for dealing the rudder and other parts of the wreck of a Ihip ftranded on our beach, were ordered to be tranfponcd for 7 years. Tohn Carr, Robert Harret, Alexander Clifton, and Tho. Arraftrong, for felony, were levcrally branded. John Ruffel for cutting and dealing a piece of ...
... To SOLD, A Milch ASS, with a young Foal. Alfo to be fold, a very good POST-CHAISE. Enquire of Knappit, at the Cock in Bramford. be SOL D, ABOUT Fifteen Loads of good Hardland HAY. For further particulars enquire of William Uarrifon, at Wcthenlen. into the Parilh of Spr ought on, about months fmee, A Young BOAR HOG. Whoever claims him his property, may have him again, paying the expences, by ...
... #oft. D. London, March 12. 1. The King has been pleated to appoint John Montagu, Efq; vice-admiral of the blue, to be governor and commander in chief in and over the itland of Newfoundland, and of the iftands of Madcl.iine the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Gaz. Tki Gazette has an aJdrefs ta kis MajeJly, from the burgh (Vii k in Scotland, relative to America. 2. A thou land'men are draughted from the ...
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