... [Ready Money for Advertifements.] SATURDAY, DeQemter 20, 1777^' No. ios6. - . out to America, and that a propef time they would not fail to offer thofe terms. Lord Shelburne clofed the. His lordlhip began his fpeech with cenfunng'tjiajt part of the Earl of Suffolk’s argument which had been fo loudly arraigned, from a conception that it was levelled the noble Earl who fpoke firft in the debate. ...

... CHARLES BEART GorlesTon near Yarmouth, has landed a parcel of CYDER 40, 70 and 120 gallon calks, being made from the heft fruit, is of peculiar good flavour, and fuch as he flatters himfelfwili pjcafc his friends, and recommend him to their future favours. Thofe who choofe to fend their own calks, either his warehoufe at Gorlefton or his warehoufe at Yarmouth, may have them filled, if above 10 ...

... Novenjßer S. Cambridge, Nov. 21. On Saturxiay laft the gentlemen of St. John’s college in this univerlity, foon after dinner was ended in the hall, were fuddenly alarmed by a great number of fportfmen riding full fpeed into the great court, in purfuit of a Itag, which had taken refuge in one of the ftair-cales. The uncommonefs of the fcene in fuch a fpot, the ardor the hunters, the court in an ...

... from Giy brakar, gives an account of the fol- A lowing veffels having been lent in there, viz. The fchooner Catherine, of 70 tons, laden with rice and tobacco. The Nancy, retaken brig, of 120 tons, from Malaga, bound to Dublin, laden with wine, fruit, and lemon juice. The brig Venus, with 8 carriage guns and 18 fwi▼els, laden with tobacco, faflafras and Haves. The Alexander, a Ihip of 350 tons ...

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... the feveral aas of parliament, made for re- pairing tbe road leading from Ipfwich to Claydcn, tbe road called tbe Pye-road in tbe county of Suffolk, and otber roads in the fiid aas mentioned, will be held by adjournment at tha Falcon Inn in Claydon aforefaid, on Monday tbe ioth day of February next, by Ten 0' dock in tbe forenoon. By order, T. GARRARD, Clerk to thefaid Truftees. THE ...

... the character of a furgeon. Some time after he came to England, and went from Liverpool dodlor of Guinea Ihip; but was difmifTed for his barbarous treatment of the negroes, during the voyage. On his return he became connefted with a gang of horfe-ftealers, and made a confiderable fum of money by felling the cattle, which were ftolen at Dunkirk, and other parts of France. In the year 1772, he ...

... law the prifoner, who told him that his name was Stern ; that he was the author of a fatirical letter concerning lady Talbot, which appeared in a morning paper, and that he had then in his poffdTion number of anecdotes, very much to the prejudice of that lady, which he intended to pnblifh, unlels he received from her no guineas, and that condition would inftantly deftroy them. The nrifoner not ...

... Ufeful Cub, the property of Mr. Tho, Jenkinfon, of Lutton in Lincolnfture, and Grenadier, the property of Mr. Flanders Bendall, of Thwaite in this county. They are to ftart at 6 in the morning from the Crown tavern, Lynn, on the road to Wilbech, carrying 16 ftone each, the bell in one hour. It is remarkable that at the Norwich aflizes, held laft week, Mr. Jultice Afton went into court at ...

... publie-heufein the neighbourhood, where lie wounded himfelf in the throat with tliefarae knife with which lie had murdere-d the woman, and was carried to St. Bartholomew hofpital, where he now lies, till he can be lately removed to prifon. His wound is thought by the furgeens not to be dangerous. The affair feems to have taken its rile from jealouly, the woman having lived three years with him ...

... THE feveral Tenants to the Corporation of Ipf- wich and its Charities, are defired to pay their rtf- peftive rents, due at Michaelmas laft, at the Town-Hal c in Ipfwich aforefaid, on Friday the 21ft day of November inft. at Ten o'clock in the forenoon. T. F. NOTCUTT, Dep. Town Clerk. ALL Perfons who ftand indebted to Mr. THO- WHIMPER, late of Glevering Hall, at the time of his deceafe, are ...

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