... No. 2032. ESSEX. LOST on the Bth of Nov. inftant, about a Mile and l within the buoy of the Guiifleet, An ANCHOR and about 6 or 7 fathoms of cable, with a nun-buoy painted red the buo/-rope a:i«ott new, with the Naze-mark ori, with the hawler, in 6 fathom water; the anchor is zcwt. i> cn ® th; is broke. Whoever has found it, by applying to William of Harwich, fhall receive the falvage. To be L ...

... artillery carriages, Sic. that he was from eight in the morning of the 15th to four the afternoon the day following, making about 2+ miles. He engaged, fought gallantly, and drove the enemy from three feveral heights, but was too late to fuccour Col. Baum, who was made prifoner, and confiderable part of his dragoons were killed or taken. The failure of ammunition, from the accidental breaking ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...