... . London, Sept, i. I, Ycfterd the parliament was further prorogued to the of Od. next. a. Ycftcrday fome difpatches were brought to the Plantation-office from New York, which give account that feveral of Admiral Byron*s (hips, which had been feparated from him in a ftorm, had joined the fleet, and were then but a few leagues from New York. 3. A letter from Paris fays. We wait only for advices ...

... Fumiture, conlilling of fourpoll good goofe feather-beds, blankets and quilts neat mahogony chairs with hair feats, chamber chars with matted bottoms and cheque cafes round mahogony dining table, pillar and claw ditto, Chinefe railed tea ditto looking glaffes a large quantity of almofl new pcwt-r plates and diiiies, with a variety other ufeiul fur niture , alfo, large milk trays and dairy ...

... [ Price hree-pen.ce 2046* Suffolk and Effex. WANTED, in Farm-houfe in the County of A middle-aged woman at houfe-keeper; fine muft underftand cooking, dairy bdfineft and getting up linen; fuch pcrfon, with Unexceptionable chtrafter, may hear of a place by applying to Henry Gallant, .brandy* merchant in Ipfwich. NOW felling Prime Oeftand under, in TIUDE of SCRIV(KER » Stratford near Dedham ...

... NORFOLK., Sec. Turnpike RmJ SUDBURY r« BURY. Mmlng tkt fir lit fiH Mud, * wi/lUrt lit Six Belli Im Bury St. Bdiaund'i, » Tuesday lit dry tf yurt mxt, at a'thtkai mm. . SOLD by AUCTION By NOjtli'MAK**. On Wt dm y, June 10, and Thrur following Dari, ALL the Genuine Houlhold Furniture of the Rev. Mr. Callaway (who ii going to leave the town) at hii dwetling-houfe near the Oieat bridge in I' hat ...

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... Iv ' virtue assd in purfurince of bis Majcfh's writ to ne direfltd for the elcflien of a Coroner for tbe fa'sd aunty in tie plate ef John Hub/sard, Gent deceaftd, Do proclaim and give notice, T hat I will proceed to fuch tle&itn en Wedncfilay tbt %stb day ■fills inft. Niv, at Ten o'.cllek in the forenoon, at the Corn-hill Crofs irs Iffwicb in tbe faid ecunty. Dated tht ?? of Not: ?? REGINALD ...

... all new bmit, and pleaianti) f.tuated at Wivenhoe Crofs nc.v Colchelter in iifllx, now in the occupation of Mrs. ..liz. EUddiefctalej tc-nant at will, (t.^ For p.u riculai s enquire of Mr. U.iuel Blyth, of l!lnillead, or of James Waynman, attorney in Colchtltct. THIS is to give Motit-e, Tli^t there will be a large i]uaiitity of Horfes and Colts, for the fa 'die ar.d cart, to be fold at W. ...

... Ship-yard in St. Clement's Parifii, Ipfwlch, SEVERAL very good Oak Timber Trees, a large quantity of oak plank from i{ inch to 4 inches thick, top ends and (labs, with many other things rcquifite in the fhlp.building way. Alfo, A Leaden Boiling Kiln, in very good condition. fl*s' Enquire as above. GUEST, Upholder, Cabinet and Cbair-ma- e ker, being removed higher up on the other fide the way ...

... ' is ?? • elf given, that rl. c tmtt hlsri ng sftbt Trufteet fti '.■■■ ttlng iii attention the e.tt: -,f parliament made ftr amending t'e faid red, will It b ?? by adjournment, at the Se.l Imi 1 1 I'hetford, in tbe cettnty of NtrjAk, on Mondayi Jun n at Eleven o'clock In tltf trtnoon D) o,c',rtfiheT,uJltct, JAM RS COLE, Clefk. -t H E'T F O~R D~ kA C E H, . i 7 ILL he on Friday and Saturday ...

... The General Quarter-feflion* of the Peace of our Sovereign Lord the King, holden adjournment at Bury St. Edmund's, in and for the faid county of Suffolk, on Monday the 4th Day of May, in the Year of our Lord 1778, before Jofeua Gr'ithy, John Godbold and Ctriftother Metcalfe, Elqrs. and otheri, Juftices afligned to keep the Peace in and for the faid county; and alfo to hear and determine divers ...

... HOUNDS to be S O L.D. THE i-emarkable well-known Pack of HARRIERS, late James Sparrow-’* ot Co>fit^d C£q{ dec. Alfo, Two capital HUNTERS. Enquire Mr. Mamllie Hallkcd, t- . be LETT immediately,. A Bakiug-office and convenient DwclLng-fcoufc x \ and fliop, with a large yard, between thc bridge in South Hallled in ElT.x. For further panicular* enquire :.luppard Witham. To S Q I>, THE genteel ...

... Suffolk -id Eflex. SUFFOLK MI tITt A. If HE Lord Lieutenant of the County qf Suffolk, thinking that the caufe of the few applications, wbicb have hems made ately, from gentlemen tjualified to ferve as officers in the Militia, arifes only from tbe confideration tf our ftate of peace at borne, and trufting tbat the fame fpirit, wbicb did tbe gentlemen of property in tbe county fo much honour in ...