... l ?? late Mr. JONATHAN ADAMS, of Cl vington in the coimty of Suffolk, flioemaker and fhopkee) i.uv.K, 1 ., aie dtl'ued to pay the fame to Robert Hayw. 01 Bury St. Edmund's, on or before the 6th day of Ma- next enfuing, or they will be fued without further notic •nd all perfonK having any demands on the effect of tl an. dpeenfed, are defired to give them in to the faid Robe • Hayward within the ...

... taken at a fairappraifement. The oc cupitt may bt c icmmodated with about 4 r.ci cs of p.iflure I la d idjoinii'.*j thi town, :.■ Foi particulars enquire of i Mr. Tnomas Miller, bookftiler, Halffivoith, to whom all letters upon this bufinefs mull be part. paid. A UGUSTIN2 READ informs the Gentlemen /u. that applied lo him to take in Hoi fes, Cows, ft , at his Sales, That he will attt rid ...

... and Orphans of fuch Clergymen a . .it tin: time fit tli-it ileaths v. t c oi Ihall lie | offefi'i d of fotiie ecclefl iltii ?? htmfice or cma:y wiihin tli nrchdes* corny of Snlfulk or i ml. ury, on Ifcwhert in the conn;y of Sull ilk, will hold tin ir Firll o*. nisi »l Cotut on Thu iisd.'.v, \LL .Perfons who Hood indebted to the late SAMUEL NO'll.V,ot Stradbrook In the c nintyof Sufi'olk, ...

... ' ■ ,j BRIDGE will bi broken upon Mont - • :-,if day of June, ?? and wiil be ImpaiTabh c-nti) 1 ?? -notice i.s in this paper. T. N'OTCUTT, 1 ?? To be SOLD at Wsthbrdcn, near :• ?? iwirkeo And t.-iken down at the expenci ol tht . ■ AN exceetiing pood timbered McSl .- •. long in from, and one wing 4c firth , , ' ?? ■ - 6 incises wide 1 the roofs are tiled -*'■• 1 -sc 1•> liculars enquire of John ...

... fitu- i,e in the neighbourhood ol Yoxiord, Saxmundham or rnlingham j al*c SOL D, WO Pieces of Freehold Palliiie Land, in the paiifh of Hafltetn near Wo n , ,iuv; ;ontllnln.' , u t ' ri ee acies, more or lef., n.w 11 He ncrupatlnn In a B ' ...

... n.ng at the Swak Inn, onFs.DAv the 1 jth inll. Dinner on table at Two o'clock. Tickets js. each, to 1)9 had at the Swan and Pye Inni, No ticket, tobe ?? after Tutfday the 14th. To be BOLD, II Neat SINGLE HORSE-CHAISE, with elegant r\ plated harnefs, in very good condition. Enquire of air, ,Jno. Utting, Three Tuns, Bungay, Suffolk. I* The cliarfe to he feen at Mr, Utting's. THEBLRTON, March 28, ...

... fold by Robert Horsfieid, at their Hall in Ludgate-ftrect. Sold alfo by J. Shave, Ipfwich; Keymer, Colchefter Steel, Bury; Dyball, Bungay} and all other circulators of this paper. Wing’s and Cambridge Sheets, priced, each. Vo theft jbtett, J. Shave has added a great variety of very intereftirg tablet, which render them fuperior to all otben, being a proper companion io almanacks in general, ...

... ROBERT STRANGE, htuate in Thomdon, Suffolk, Milch Cowi, Bull, together with the JLO Dairy Uienfils; confiding of good milk tray#, barrel churn, cheer# prefs with Iron ferew, copper for brewing five bufhels of malt; four, feather bed# and beding, fonie exceeding good walnut- tree chirrs, withfundry other articles in the boufhold way ; all which will cxprefTed in catalogues, which may be bad two ...

... hear the Rev. Dr. Strachry, Archdeacon of Suifolk, hath appointed hit next Eallcr Courts to held jipdcr : SCSI. TlMli. Pn*C«f«» At t'liston, Monday, Aprß 4, lplw;cl., d«iniie«> T St nh ; Xfp.l. Iplwici*, * Dire, the S«mfo d, •nj Colncit, Wtrfnrf. April 6, Mr. f*.. Kufhmete. 7T?iO»f. Aj ril 7. Hon, «nd Rev. 5 Mr. Cotuvay, R. Filday, April R, Mr. Wm ...

... Mly Captain Ilighneis pxpreled Wre » W drawn up. wi*. awl they j»«fa the Duke then with, apparent pleafare viewed the all. and particularly noticed bad failed with hi, and thole who.fere adviced in years, converfing with the with great affability and condefcenfion. - 9 His Roval HigWthe ereafing his Stud, by the addMw fee of the M-rate blood: he gave jcogoineaslbr-the produce Gunpowder’s da ...

... eminent oftlit- faculty rcfidcnt in that part of the country, three them cspired in great agonies. Mrs. Dart, very amiable and well-educated woman, was foaffected this dreadful accident, that (he deprived her fenfes, and now lies in very dangerous ion. 16. One day lad week fffair happened Hoo, near Rochefter : A poor in ft being left afleep, while the father and mother left the houle-on ...

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