... Dinner precifely at Two o'clock. WANTED in a Cotatnon Brewhoufe, A Work- ing Brewer, who underllands that butintfs. He muft write a detent hand, and produce a good character pf honefty and abilities. Sec. from his former fervice. N. B. No ?? will be engaged with by letter, but pev- funally. g*3» For other particulars app^y «•? the prjj&r* alibis paper, J at, 4., i 73 j*. A N ?, TI o CE to *> E ...

... iy. the 16th of January, for the reception of young Oen- ti-cn.n, to be boarded and educated for Che Univerflty or Su-inefs, on the ufual moderate terms. Proper Mafters attend bis School for French, Dantmg , >■'■ i-..c # and other polite asoooapliihrneats. AJJ e !f an (w,th a fma!l Family) regularly ififet^' '^efirou. of a Curacy, ,t wi t_ _ Pa.fon.g. HZI , th * cnea P nefi of the county is ...

... to their circumftances, and depend on being treated with honour, attention, and fecrefy ; their Infant pat out to nurfe, and humanely taken care of, by applying to Mr. White, furgeon and man-midwife; o r Mrs. White, midwife, at tbe Square Lamp, in London- houfe-yard, the North- fide of St. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be bad, the Reftorative Sao Pi Is. at il. as. per box j an effectual remedy ...

... or about Lady-day next, in^or withio 30 miles of Ipfwich. If curacies cannot be obtain- ed, lie bas no objections to be tutor to young gentlerndfi in a genteel family. 53* Letters, poft paid, ?? to C. L. at Mr. Shave's, printer of this paper, will w» dtiry at- t«-. Cl . t0 DEB TORS and CREDITORS. 7 Perfons having any Claim or Demand what- . mn f^»er ...

... Dancing begins at Eight o'clock. Non-fubfcribers arc to pay ss. fcr admittance. The Card Aftembly will be the night after. Admittance 1 y ALL Perfon s having any Demand upon the Eftate and Effeas of THOMAS TWEED, late of Clare, Sn Suffolk, Gent, deceafed, ace defired to fend an account thereof to Mrs. Mary Tweed, his widow and executrix, at Clare aforefaid ; or to the Rev. Jofeph Tweed, his ...

... the Breed, for want of which they degenerate, and become fmall and weak. WRIGHT, Ckaring-crofs, London, has now for fale, lying in the county oi Norioik. a quantity of remarkable fine ones; will be delivered, warranted lound, and in good health. This being the feafon for catching, gentlemen are defired to be early in their orders ; they may be had in fmall or large lots. TKofe who want to ...

... genteel addrafs. Enquire of tbe printer*. g_^» A handfome premium will be expected. ?? WANTED the enfuing Seafon, for which the beft price will be given. Thofe who have any for fale, by applying (either psrfonally'or by letter) to Wm. Brawn, tanner in Woodbridge, will receive due attention. WANTED in an OfHce in Ipswich, A WRITER, who has been accuftomed to the Law hands, andean write them ...

... by applying (either perfonally or by letter) to Wm. Biown, tanner in Woodbridge, wiil receive doe attention. This Day is publifhed, Price Two Shillings, FIVE SERMONS (dedicated to the Lord Bifhnp of DERRY) on the following fcbjefls, v'«. Tb. sriie Nature of the Chriftian Churcb, aod tbe ?? of ?? being in Danger. The Scripturv Idea of Herefy. Myftcites made plain. The Scripture Dodtrinc of ...

... or Mr. Francis Ling of Baddingharn. hail. WANTED immediately, A Shop Maid in the grocery and drapery bufir.efs, that can keep a #ay-book. Such a one, whofe ch_r___cr wili bear bifpec- tjon, may havegood wages, by applying to Wm. Fific of _-e_fenhall. ?? Letters (poft paid) will be*n.wer_d, but tvfonal mtteßftaoeie wiil be ra*ft agree Ate. W WICKHAM-M ARRET, Feb. ?? 1702. M. and C. MOORE ?? ...

... good edu ••tion and genteel addrefs. Enquire of the printers. •T^ A harvd_bme premium wi-1 be expecled. WANTED, An a_live fteady Youth as a>i Ap- pi entice to a Draper and Grocer. Likewife, * £eady ftrong Lad, about 17 or 18 years of age, that can write, to be employed occafionally in a fh6p and warehoufe, and will be willing to do any thing tbat may be required of him, to v.-horo good ...

... Suffolk, deceased, are requested to meet the Ex- ecutors at the Angel, in Debenham aforesaid, on SATUR- DAY, the 24th March inst. to receive their respective legacies. To FARMERS. A YOUNG MAN, well acquainted with the Suf- folk bufbandry, capable of over-looking a __rt_**ano v-illin 5 to do any part of the bufinefs, want* a place. in- premium not fo mucb the objeS >s the employment. Cha- ...

... paid) to Mr. Rackham, Bury St. Sdmund's, will be duly anfwered. ?? OAK BARK WANTED the enfuing Seafon, for which the bell price will be given. Thofe who have any tor faie, by applying (either perfonally or by letter) to Wm. Ss ?? n, tanner in Woodbiidge* wtl >—•-_-•* ?? -WRttton. ATo be LET, and Entered upon immediately, Genteel DWELLING-HOUSE, fituate in Hat- ton-court, Tavern- ftreet, ...