... n, June aI. 1. Yellerday the French Ambaffador took leave of the King, previous to his going to Paris. 2. TuefJay a full board of Admiralty was held, when four more frigates were put into commilfion, and orders fent'dowh to Portfmouth for them to be got ready immediately. 3. The immenfcly rich bank of Amfterdam differs from every national bank in paying no intereft; and what may feem paradox, ...

... FIRMIN, dec. at her late dwelling-houfe,in Brook ftreet, Ipfwich } confining of four-poll and other bed (leads, with carved and plain mahogany pods, damafic, morine, cotton, and cheney furniture } fine goofe-feather beds, matttefles, counterpanes, &c. to handfome cabriole chairs } two fophas coveted with bluedamalk } mahogany and walnut- treechefts with drawers, bureaus, tablet and chairs } ...

... the lath of July inft. about Four o’clock in the afternoon, (unlefs fuoner difpofed of private of which notice will be given in this paper, A Freehold Buck and Saih’d HOUSE, (hunted on the Common Qu.y in ipiwicb alorefaid, late in the occupation of Mr. JOSEPH CLARKE, deceafed j con filling a hall, 3 parlors, a comptntg-houfe, kitchen, laundry, 3 chambers, with convenient elotets and 3 garrets; ...

... merchant, deceased, are requested forthwith to pay their refpeftive debts, to William Fifher, Efq. Yarmouth, °r to Mr. Charles Woodcock, at Mr. Lock's late accompt- >g houfe, in Norwich. And all to whom he ftood Jn- debted at the time of bis deceafe, are defired to fcrid ac- counts of their demands, to the faid Mr. Woodcock. rHO MAS WAYTH, one of tbe CORONERS for the COUNTY of SUFFOLK, and ...

... On the othef hand it is contended, that this is-a military office, and does not tender the Colonel ineligible. *Tne ueftion will probably be brought before a felefe committee of the Houfe of Commons. 15. Yefterday morning between 12 and one o'clock, tbepurfer of the Earl Talbot Eaft-Indiaman, Robert Taylor, commander, from Coaft and China, came the Baft. India Houfe, and reported the fafe ...

... eroflell contradictions, pad fte lady’s character fairly and fully eftabjilhied, a decree was given againft the.hatband, with tofts. la. Saint Swithin’s cruel decree fcems likely to remain in fall force for 40 days! 13, On Tuarday laft, five of tbe prihcipal fhopkeepers at Math-Wcnlock, Shropihire, were convicted, and paid the penalty of ss. each for following their different occupations on ...

... I. MESSUAGE, with Feur «. ment», and | of an acre*j|>f.gerdfi> ground, fituate in the Spring-lane in Ufford afore, i fajd, In the feverai occupations of Starks, : Howard, Jaques, and BlomS Id, together tt the yearly rent of LOt* 11. A Tenement and large orchard, (ituatel Wickham-mat kei, in the occupation ot Thomas >* J Larum, at the yearly rent of j The above premifes are all freehold. For ...

... be SOLD by AUCTION HE N R 7 BULLED, At the Csown Inn at Botefdale, on Thvbsdat the 16th day of Auguft inft. at Two in the afternoon, -p Of excellent rich Failure 3 >n arable land, lying in Two pieces, near place called Weft-ftreet, in Rickinghall Inferior, and now in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Warren, under leafe which will expire at Miehaelmas next, when the fame may be entered upon by a ...

... day of inft. at Eleven o'clock in the ' forenoon, foonerdifpofed of piivate contraQ, (of which public notice will be given in thie-p^per.) ACompaft Freehold FARM, with neceflary and convenient outhoufes in very go.od repair, and 75 acres of rich meadow, pafture and arable land, fituate in the parjfh of Brandetion, in the counry of Suffolk, and now in the occupation of Mr. James Garnham, under ...

... 25, 1787. [Price Three-Pence. No. 2490.] g At. for the Benefit ofMr. HOLDER, Organjft, ✓ ON Wednefdajr the a9th infant, ait AhoEMfiLY at the Three Tuna, tj* Ticket* a*, fid. to be had of Mr. Holder* and at the Three Tuns. DISS, in Norfolk, Auguft 14, 1787. JAMES BRAY, jun; of Difs aforefaid. Common Carrier, from Difs to Norwich, and alfo from to Ipfwicb and Hadleigh in Suffolk, begs leave to ...

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