... Mrs. Ja,|iies's at the Sevan, Souihwold, at which place the conimillioncis and fired to attend. WANTED, A young Gentleman, properly qualified, lor an appienticeto a furgeon and ape thecary, lor paiticulars enquire of Mr. Ridley, bookfeller VoodliriHge. I.i-tteis, poll-p.iid, will beattended to, To be L E T T at islihsuMMEK nexf| J At FOaN 11 a m S .1 1 n r MA a T I N , A Neat Houfc within one ...

... KEMIIALL, Miller, fituate in Keney, Suffolk, HPHE entire Houfliold Furniture, Stock in Trade I and cltei'tsor him the fald John KMiball, confuting of good feather-beds, tables, chairs, pewter, brafi, tec, a quarter. cart with wings, a mare and a hobby. The fale to begin at Ten o'clock each day. To be TAKEN at a Fair AppßAtsfiMßNT At I.a 11 v-i) a y N,_ XT) TIIE Stock in Tradeof JOHN RAVE, ...

... Sir THOMAS GAGE, Bart. ?. , Sir CHARLES KENT, Bart. J Mewau, »' (T^ The GENTLEMEN'S MONTHLY CLUB will »S at tlic Angel Inn on Wednefdav, Nov, 24. Ilinncrat I'ouJ o'clock. Sir CHARLES KENT, Bart, in the chair. To be LET tor a TE R M of YE ?? And r.NTiatiD upon ?? tziy, AN excealing good bricked HOUSE, fituatt ift the belt pai t ol Brook- ftreet, lpfwich, and conlilling of 3 parlours, 4 good ...

... MEETlNO,onT«itso*Tthejml)lnn. on fpecial affairs. The Rev.VvM.HL'U.N, in the chair. Finbcrsugb, Dtc. 1, 1783. WANTED, A Young Gentleman, Huiy qua* lilied, for an apprentices a furgeon and apo ihe cary in good praclice, in a market town in Suftolk. Enqu'rc the particular of Mifs Fox and Co. Dedliani- Mr, Clubbe, attorney at l-'ramlinglunij or tf Mr. Parfooi of Hadlelgh, furgeon. STRAYED on to ...

... laft of their late ncgociation, that, though it was fuffpeded on Tuefday morning laft at the Stock Exchange, tha>. the news from France was of a pacific na-iirc, there was not Angle man in the houfe knew the particulars till Lord Carmarthen’s letter to the Lord Mayor was polled. This circumflance c mention beenufe it is unprecedented. So impartial were Government to equalize the late ...

... refpe&ive homes, with great acclamations of joy* As foon as the account arrived at the Hague, of the furrender of Amfterdam, the French Minifter there' inftantly departed with all poffible expedition for Paris. The affairs of'-Holland: are now nearly terminated, far as they relate to the relloration of the Stadtholder; but other fcenes are opening in the political world, that will probably ...

... held there on Monday the 17th of May next, for aflignin.; ilu poT chil- dten ef that houfe to proper nuil.r--, revlflng the bye-lava a and conirderi.ir; the propriety of an application to pur.i.i- nteiit for an cxtenflon of the pert- rates, '1 he chair to be tak=n at ' paft Ten of the clock In the morning. TO hC eS 0 I, 1), 4 Clofe of Freehold Lanil, called llarman Him., JT\ containing ahout 4 ...

... COOK of feedcllijg. held in the county,! Suffolk, aie d lirtd iq liieet at tlie- li^n ofthe On 1 viiou nnat 1 a, ?? S/. tusmv flic jidol this mit February, at Two o'cioti*, In oidtr re receive fuch dividend fo far ai his effects amount t,,. Byoidiioi W. BURCIi. To be S 0 L D, 'pWOdelirahle FARMS, one iii Little Stonh.im, I Earl Stonham and Mend'elh'am, the other in Willi- l'm in the county ...

... ...

... ?? ■ ■ . . , , Augi ?? ISy Oicti , jo ?? ?? IH3 . Clem . ?? ?? ?? a Hal 1, ivernni . .1 iie (.1 mii ■, I.ji 1 .1 !•• 7 til I' 1)1 V, ?? .:„! 0i.M1.1 ?? „l Ili. a ia at tht lillli 'il ill 11 d .111. a , . 01 Ih.li ' - I' ni ■ cccl li.ili't ,1 I 1 ifite „i en dci v .■'■ n 1 cell i-a in Sl liblk 01 - n in „ ■! I evall c n I '.alii k nil: htil' 1 I r i' ii.it U 1 ?? ii II b.i wllai I ci, on I lit ...

... I Uriel ...

... i£nquiie of the primers, OODBRIDGE Third Subfciiption ASSK.M- BLY, for 1784, will be at the Crown, on Mo\. DAYtbei9th inft. Tickets to Non Subfcribeis js.Tea and Catds included. & The QARD ASSEMBLY tltt day following as ufual. Nov. 1784, AT a very numerous and refpeftahle Meeting of the inhabitants of Woodbridge, held This day in vtflry, and convened for the purpofe of K' v ' n g their fenti ...