... Marquis of DON EG A LL, has been very greatly destroyed by poachers ; a reward therefore is hereby offered of TWENTy GvINEAS to be paid upon conviction of any. unqualified pcrfon for killing game on aay of th e faid manors. CORN TRADE. ROBERT HARRIS moft Tefpeetfully informs the public,, that the Freehold Premifes (advertifed tot be Sold by Auction) fituate in St. Clement's Fore-: ftreet, ...

... Right Hon. Marquis of DONEGALL, has been very greatly deftroy ed by poachers ; a reward therefore is hereby offered of TWENTY GUINEAS to be paid upon conviction of any unqualified perfon for killing game on any of the faid manors. FRISTON ASSOCIATION, For profecuting HORSESTEALERS, &c. THE half yearly Meeting of the above Aftbciation will be held atthe Chequers in Frifton, on Mon- day the 12th ...

... IKTI ?? C D upon IMstlßlATtlli THAT good aflcuftcrncd inn,' called the BEAR and CROWN, lifuated in Clare, Sulfbik, under a leafe of 14 years. The ftock may be taker, at a fair appraifetnent. (j^r For further particulars enquire of Mr. EdwardAtkin, on the preftiil'es. ■ BROOKE TREET, IPSWICH. ?? JOHN NEVE, Importer and Dealer in Foreign Spirituous Liquors, refpeilfully begs leave to ih- m his ...

... School* .Ipfwich. . „ To be fc ET, And- Kntered -upon- 1 mm _ diately, AN Old Eftablithed SHOP m the Grocery and Drapery, fituat.ed in a very pleafant market town in the county of Eliex. Apply to Mr. Forfter, ■ . ftationer, &c. Ipfwicb. Letters to be poft-paid. T_ Be SOL D, ?? Ate EsASTON'WHITE T-OUSE, UPWARDS of 40 Loads of the very beft Old Up- land HAY. . Erice.*.-. per load, upon the, pre- ...

... begin at Eight o'clock. _3 Non-lubfcribers ss. each. To the YEOMANRY CAVALRY. To be SOLD, A Compleat Light DRAGOON CHARGER. En- JT\. quire of Serjeant Mellifh at the Riding School, Ipfwich. To be LET, ~ *~ f! ~. And Entered upon immediately, AN Old Eftabliihed SHOP in the Grocery and Drapery, fituated in a very pleafant market town in the county of EiTex. Apply to Mr. Forfter, ftatloner, &c. ...

... proper ftatement of his affairs will be communicated tothemasfoon as poflible. MARK BUTCHER. Earjbam J.n. 18, 1 yoj. ?? ' , MARSHES. ' TO be SOLD by Private Contract, together or in parcels, about 146 acres of exceeding good Mar- thas. lying in the neighbourhood ?? YarmVsuth. Por price and particulars apply to Mr. Jas. S.-ycrs, : attorney at law, Great Yarmouth. To the YEOiV .T n Y CAVALRY. . ...

... : Serjexnt'Mel.Ha*.a.t the. Riding School,.. Jpfwich.- •:_ ?? . ' •>■ '' ?? ~--T . . .- ** , /SUFFOLK, 1 irhFeb. 1795. .'•-1 >0 be LET, and Entered upon at Lad.-d ay next, A THe KING'S HEAD'atl-11l Kergholtln Suffolk. now- irt the occupation of James Lewes. \sf%r ftor par- ticulars-apply ,at-Mr.Ti-otiiian^:> orTlc'e* 1 pfwich. : !•■• WOODBK!t>C-li, Jaif. 19. '79S- ' T£ EERHAMMOND-and Co. ...

... 3 Inquire of Mr. Hammsnd, attorney at law, Ipfwich. * TURNPIKE from SCOLE to BURY. .VTOTICE is hereby given, That the next Meeting i \ ; of the, Truftces, will be held by adjournment on Thnrfday the 26th day of Feb. ir.fl. at the Crown Inn in Batefdale, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon. By order of the Truftees, THO. WAYTH, Clerk. marshes^ TO be SOLD by Private Contract, together or in ...

... my own Epitaph, As neither my Executor nor the Village Laureate • would tell the truth I now do. Had I not.abufed the ample gifts, of God, 1 fhould have lain here — lov'd, honour'd, and lamented. As it is, Let me addrefs yoti, my ?? parithioners, thus : Neighbours and friends, -to live like me beware, Or men will fay — '• You're better here than there. Bankrupts. John Williams, Nightingale ...

... on Thurfday the 12th of March. _^r Tickets is. 6d. each, Tea and Coftce included. THOs. FARR, Efq. J Lieut. CHANDLESS, Bedford Militia, \ Steward. HAY. TO be SOLD, within Three Miles of Stowmar'ket, and near the principal road leading from thence to Bury, about 6o tons of very good upland hay, in the belt prefcrvation. Enquire of Mr. Sam. Tanner, Wetherden near Stowmarket. RUSSIA TALLOW. For ...

... Forfter, bookfeller, Ipfwich. EASTON, March 5, 170 c. , ALL Perfons indebted to the Eltaie or Effeets of the late Mr. STEPHEN CATCHPOLE, of -Eafton aforcfaid, deceafed, are hereby requeftcd to pay the fam. to the administrator, Mr. Moles Crifp, of Ealton aforefaid, within one month from the above date; and all thofe to whom tne faid S. Catchjiolc .lied indebted, are defired to deliver their ...

... at his deceafe, are defired to fend in an account ofthe fame to Mr. Thomas Clubbe, attorney at law, Sudbury. March 12, 179?. To BRAZIERS, IRON.MWNGERS, and TINMEN, To be PU T OF F, A SHOP in theabove line of Bufinefs, lituate in a market town in the county of Suffolk, in the centre ofthe market place. The ftock is well chofen, #f the moft fafhionable articles, which have all been purchafed ...