... ladies aad gentlemen may be accommodated with lodgings by the night; alfo, may be fupplied with poft-chaifei and norfes at the faid houfe. MR. WOUD's Ball for hi» Young Ladies and Gentlemen at Bury, will be at theartenibly room on tne Angel Hill, on Tin so a v Nov. 10. $y No fervants admitted into either of the rooms till a fter ii o'clock. HE Creditors of EDWARD SHEPPAKD, of Irswi eh in the ...

... On Tuefday, Nov. 10, at Four o’clock in the afternoon, at the Sun Inn at Dedham in Effex, (unlefs di(poled beiore Private Central, of which notice will given in thi, paper) Compact Farm, near the Church at Stratford I Suffolk, plca amly lituated at a fmall diflance from the London road, and now in the occupation of Mr. TIIO. Coop, r, con f: ft of a good farm houfe, bams, (labies, &c. with ...

... IPS W c H JO plenipotentiary; he is the better acquainted with our fentiments towards you, and the mure capable of teftifying the fame to you, as he was entruiled on our part to negotiate with your commiilioners, and figned with them the treaties which cement our union. We pray you to give full credit to all he fliall communicate to you from us, more efpecially when he (hallatfure you of our ...

... the bar at is. 6d. each. L'OI.IIfJESJ'KR, Sept, 22, 1778. MR. AYLMER's.LaII for his Young Ladies and Gentlemen, will beat Dionam AflehibJy.room on Tuesday tbe 6th of Ocrobrr next. To begin exadlly at Seven o'clock. &• No f-'ivants to be admitted into the 100111 till alter Eleven o'clock. NOTICE to CREDITORS] The Creditors of EDWARD COOPER of Needhain-markct, are de- ..red to meet at the 801 ...

... 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 ...

... And Entereu upon Immediately. A Capital modern Brick Houle, late in the-Occupation of Mr. John Freeman, with numerous and 'veil adapted offices in moll excellent repair; a large and an exceeding good garden, well planted with the clioiceft fruittrees (in which is a haridfomecanal well Hoiked) a fufficier.t quantity cf wall-trees now in full bearing; together with’ or without 44. acres of ricli ...

... .PO imniediatu!'; * !1 1 that Houfe and PremifM, ?? n the Greet, late in the occupation of Mr. Cyprian Colchefter. ft L.'.'ouiro of the faid Mr. Colcheller, or of the Rev. Win. Colchefter at Dcdh.irn. WANTED at the Houfe of Induftry in -Naftoa near Ipfwich, An onmatried Man, a member of the church of England, between 30 and 40 years of age, ca- ll. „. o: undertaking the cfiiccs of Governor ...

... Whitehall, Oft. 15. h.xtra£l of letter from General Sir Henry Clinton, K. B. to Lord Geo. Germaine,one of bis Majcjiy's principal fecretaries of fate, dated New York, Augijl 11, received by Capt, Wilfon oj the regiment, who came in the Duke of Cumberland pack,, ooat, which arrived at Falmouth the nth tnjl. 34. days Jrom New York. I was honoured with your lorilfhip's circular letter of the 3d, ...

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... Turn t ike gates at Scolc and Thtiton, will It Leu by Audit n to the heft 1 .nicer, at the next m.eting f the Iwfie.i to he ie'd for the ja.d turnpike road, or, Monday the id fay t/Nov. next, at tbe White Swan .t/Strattqn St. Mary, between the hours of Tm ,md Tl. rcc, which tolls produced tltar the loft year 175^. Aid tl. c perjon crpcrj. ns bit tug the jtn-t, will it rcjltircl iejlrt he or ...