... Laxfield in the County of Suffolk, EIGHT BQYB, from Ten to Fourteen and Sixteen °* *B*. ready to put Apprentice v as above, with wntch handfome premium will be given. None need apply but filch have legal feulements where they refide. For particulars apply to the Churchwardens or Overfeers Laxfield aforeWd. March 18, ii«B. S X, To be SOLD 'Rithbii togsthsu, IN COMVRNIXMT VARTS,' ▼ery fine ...

... next, and continue till all it fold. The houshold furniture, &c. of the late Mrs, NEALE, Palgrave { confining good goofe feather beds, blankets, and quilts; bedfteads with good hangings; mahogany dining, tea, and other tables, chairs, looking glalTes, cheft of drawers, and neat com* mode celleret; an eight-day and thirty-hour clocks, with variety of exceeding good china and glaft ; likewife ...

... FWQG MEDICINE. To Mr, SPILSBURY, Cbjmift, Sobo -[quart, London. SIR, Sept. *>. «7*7- SOME une iince I had the Misfortune fall down and brnile my right leg, which brought on a violent fcorbntie humour aU over it. For about twelve months I made trial of various medicines, in order to effedt cure, but in vain. So far were they from answering the for put pofc, that the humour continued to increale ...

... bring declared bankrupt, htreby required to fuiyender bimfrif to the .Conunlfitonera In the frid cotnmUßoo named, or the major part of them, ontheAlth tlghth days of April next, and on the tenth day of May next, fcn of the clock in the foreppon, each of the foid oaya, at the boufe of John Har-per, known by the of the Bull in Needham Market afordfoid, and make! full d'fcovery and difclofure Of ...

... XHAT well bred Son of Stork, Grand Son of Old Blank, and great-grand>fon of the Godolpbin an, will cover at EarHbham, dear Framlingham, at Guinea and Shilling) thia is the fourth feafoa. He has been remarkably fucceftful at Hinting mares, and never produced a colt, but gave the proprietors fatitfa&ion« Hit get are allowed the molt capital in this country, and are felling at very high prices. ...

... #oft. if. London, Saturday April 26. A ■ »i AF in theHoofe of Commens, the Chancellor the Ex- V chequer moved for leave to bring A* up claufe to be infer ted in the Cam. > bridge paving drill. The claufewas brought op and read, and the hoafe went into committee to fill up the blanks in the bill. The objeft,of the clanfe was to oblige thofe ftudentvwho (hould break any of the lamps, or ...

... June, ACompaft Freehold Farm, with a good Fartp Houfe, and convenient out houfea, and Ix 3 A. P. of rich meadow, paftnre, and arable land, fituate and lying in the pariQi of Badingham, In the county of Suffolk, and now io the occupation of Mr. William Stanford, under a leafe, which expires Michaelmas, 1794, at the yearly rent of tool. For particulars enquire ol Mr. Leonard Bacon, wine-merchant ...

... Monday next the Firll or Royal regiment of Dragoons, quartered in this town, will be reviewed on Lexden Heath, General Sir Win. Erfkine. Lull Wcdnefday died Mrs. Carrington, wife of Mr. Richard Carrington, upholllerer, in this town. CHELMSFORD, May 16. Our races are to be on Monday, Tuefday, aacf WedneUay, the a ill, zad, and 23d of July next. , Lad Sunday evening died Mr. Wm. Martin, of Much ...

... Bert. WILLIAM ROWLEY. Bfij. Steward*. deg* will be foflered ©a the coarfe. Thcpab> lie ere requeued not to come within the cord* where the hoifet ruoj for if there fhoold beany obttraaien, they will be liable to makegood the damage { Ordinaries a* afaal,by orderof the Rewards Affmblies at Aldcrfon’s coffee- houfe, N.B. The Horfes to enter atthe Ploogb. For fur tbtr furtitulart, fm tbit fuftr ...

... a Urge garden and orchard adjoining; alfo, a windmill near the meffuage, with pair of French ftones, and the going goers thereto belonging, and a piece of good arable land, on part of which the faid mill (lands, containing bycftimation One acre (more or lets),now in the occupation of John Jacob, miller. The premifes are in good repair, are weH fitnated, and very convenient for the bufineft of ...

... containing acres of good arable, meadow, and marih lands, 170 acre* which are copyhold, the reft freehold, much underlet on leafs to Mr, Henry Ablet, which expires the 10th Ofiober 1797. The buildings confift of an exceeding good houle, which,'with little expence, may be converted Into compaA (hooting box, or refidence for genteel family, being in a fine (porting country, abounding with game, ...

... To be SOLD by. AUCTION By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room in Pall Mall, on Monday the x6th of Jpne, at One o’clock, A Capital and Valuable Freehold ESTATE, called Fernham, confiding of a mod elegant Manfton, recently built and finished under the direAionof Mr. Wyatt, on peculiar elegant Aile, with Ashling for so horfea, coach-houfe, extenfiVe offices of every defcription, excellent gardens, ...