... lefs than 25 years of age, who ?? underfland! cooking, pait y and pickling i fliewill have undtr her care and mcllclran putof tliehoufe. A gootl cha. aficr fiom her Uft plate will be expeficd. J5» A ppiy either pt'ifoti- aliy or by leiter (poft paid) mentioning paiticulars, to Mr. Walker, toll-gate, Uednam. KOTICE to CWBDITORB. ALL Pci fons having uny Claim or Demand upon the eftate tnd ...

... Dec. 26, 1789. [tj-ifte Three-Pence Halfpenny. No. 3100]. To be S O L D, A Defirable FREEHOLD ESTAT £, containing 4d.acres of rich, arable and meadow land, fituated .Boa{ard, in Suffolk. For.fprtbsr particulars enquire of Mr. Hammond, attorney law, lp(Wich. be LET, and Entered upon immediately, a Mils from BECCLES, . KILN Plenty 0/ Red and White earths, fapet and wafer, all in th« fame yard j ...

... ROUS, Batt. Jstewards Mr THOs. B. PROC'I OR, Bart, S - lew,lro3 ' Tickets to non-fubf.ribtrs, rcliding wiiliin Five milel, 5b eacl, and 3*. Cd. to tbofe at any fuither difl.ince, Sl-'PPER INCIUD. 0. Tickets to be had at John I .uitts, tlie Crown Inn. SOUTHtVOLD. TTo be SOLD, HAT well-accurtuined INN, known by the Sign Ol the OLD SWAN In tlie Market place, In the oc- cupation ol Jofeph liury. ...

... near atratton-hall and Moriion F.irm in Stratton and Trimley I »•¦ Martin in^uffolk. j^ Enquire of Junius Horii, ear- j F'-iMr, Trinity, Die. 9, 1789. T»HE next General Quarterly Meeting of the Truftees lor putting in execution tiie feveral aftsof parliament, made lor repairing the road leading fcorm Ipf- wicli to Claydon, the road called the Fye Roid in 1 lie county of Suffolk, and other ...

... Sunday was married, the Rev, Dr. Cooper, Mr. Harnur of Bcccies, Mifs Moyfe, of; this place. Monday laft the crew of the Hunter cutter, belong, ingto this port, Capt. Thomas Riches, commander, took up lea, calks of foreign fpirits, which had bt*en thrown out of a linuggihi'g cutter,, cbacc'd by them; and were the next day lodged in his Ma jetty’s warehoufe here. ...

... NOTICE is hereby given. That Meeting of the Truilees, appointed in and pA of parliament palled In the 25th year of the reign of hit prefent Majefty, King. George the Third, intitled, An aft for amending and keeping in repair the Road leading from Ipfwich to South-town; and from the faid Road Beech- lane in the parllh of Darfham. to Bungay in the •« county of Suffolk,” will beheld ...

... El), late of Wocdliritlg.r, in tl.e county o! Suffolk, merchant, MO are defired to apply to l.is executors, Mr. John Linlled, Mlrehanti and Mr. Francis Miles, cabinet-maker, of wuodbiidge dforefaid, in order tliat the fame may be dif- Jnirged ; and ali perfons who, in any wife, ftand indebted Wine dece.fed, ate panicglarly .equelleil to pay their refpeaive debtl, to hit faid executors, within ...

... elder Princess were alio prefent. As (bon the Princefles were » ftrong band of vocal perfermers came forward, and God fare the King,'* which was loudly hncbred, the audience both tunes joining in the chorus. а. Government has an exprcf froih ■ Madrid, containing, as onderiland, very important intelligence. We have not yet beard all the particulars, but we learn tnat the King, dreading the ...