... CASE. Mrs*Hayward* wlfrof Mr.Hajrward, Optician, near the Crown aodCufluon, Paga’a-walk, Bcrmoodfey, South' wark, bad boen foma months aflided with a bad brcaft j cvory means bad been tried without effeA, till at length it became very alarming to her friends. the beginning of April lad I was (hot for examining I found the bread very bard and knotty, difeharging thin ferous matter from levcral ...

... UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES: with the SUPPLEMENT and MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, incorporated in one Alphabet. By ABRAHAM REES, D.D.F.R.S. IN FOUR VOLUMES. Illuftrated with a great number of Copper-plates. CONDITIONS. I. The work makes four large vols, in folio, handfomely printed with a new letter, on a fine demy paper. 11. Three (heets fhall be delivered every week, ftitched in blue ...

... now in her year, the fame was obferved with the ufual demonftrations of joy. In the morningatrly, the flags from the Tower, (hips in the river. Sec. at re difplayed; at noon, the Park and Tower guns were fired. There was a fplendid drawing-room at St. James’s, and in the evening a ball. The Opera-houfe, Theatres; Manfion-houfe, and other public buildings, with the {bops of her Majefty’s ...

... BE. EFIT the SUNDAY SCHOOW tbb place. ...

... berfomc, or fearing the confequence of fubfequent fatigue, changed hit nind and ondreffed. It is urged that his lordfl»ip neflagc has been errorttmfy underftood: inftead of I am ruuij to refign; rt»d, I hare iMtentuni to refign. The (late of LortTMansneld’s health has been rarioufly mifreprefcnted. His intelledual powers are as found as erer, and would be employed in the exercife his ...

... they wjfl infuture. Such feamcn as aredefirous engage for the faid (hips, » r requeued to make immediate application to Mr. Benjamin Bra.ne at Ipfwich, or Captain John Hall of Wapping Wall, London. number of Appreoticet are wanted, whole egce are above and under years. ...

... capital from 15,000 employed great advantage. Ten Thoufand pounds may continued at intereft the above brewery. For further particulars apply Meflfrs. De Hague and •on, or Mtffrs. Fofter, fon aAd Unthank, attornies In Norwich, ...

... For SPRAINS, BRUISES, INJURIES from BLOWS and FALLS, BURNS, SCALDS, CHILBLAINS, HARD SWELLINGS, RICKETS in CHILDREN, CONTRACTION of the JOINTS, RHEUMATIC FAINS &c ...

... SOME TIME IN THE MONTH OF MABCH, (Unlcfs fooncr di ...

... A FARM, atSooTHELMVAM nearßungay, Suf* Jt\, folk, in exceeding good repair, and in the occupation of Mr. John Harden confiding of a dwelling-houfe, barn, (tablet, and other necefiary out-huildings, with 30A. iR. 3jP. of freehold land, excepting 7A. 3R. oF. copyhold, fine certain, at gt. the acre; together with five rights of commonage thereto belonging. FOl particulars enquire of Mr. Samuel ...

... the contell was of coorle very warm one. In order, however, to avoid repetition of the evil (§onfequences that enfued the laft election, the iheritts very prudently abolifhed the prafticc of having ftavefmen, who, under the pretence of keeping the peace, arc the likelieft so difturb it; and it is earneftly hoped, a long eftablilhed cuftcm being now broken through, it will never again be taken ...

... (EftabUflied by Royal Chaste* in the Reign of King Osoact the Firft) For afluring Moufes, Buildings, Goods, Corn, Hay, &c. And alfo for the A durance of Live*. THE Corporation of the ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE have appointed the following perfon» to be their Agent* for the feveral places here* after mentioned. Mr.ROBERT ROGERS, Bnrjr. Mr. CHARLES PUNCHARD, of Ipfwieh. Mr. W. HALL, Eye. Mr. ...