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... BUILD- INGS, GOODS, MERCHANDIZE, SHIPS in Harbour, in Dock or Building, and CRAFT, from LOSS and DAMAGE b\- EIRE. 7/ZP'E ovhofe navies are under-written, beinv y AGENTS of the SUN FIRE OFFICE, do hereby inform all Perfons Tnfured in the faid Office, whofe ANNUAL PREMIUMS become du- al MICHAELMAS next, ihat PRINTED RE- CEIPTS, under our bands, are ready for delivery on the renewal oftbfir ?? ...
... I, At BlacEshore Quay, ScSuthwold, ?? Cubic Teet and upwards of ca- Uv/V/V/ pita! Red Wood Fir Timber; con*- ristifig: of 40 Balks of Riga, from 10 to 55ft. in length, and, from. 12 to 13 inches square ; 90 Balks pf Nor- way, from 15 to 30 ft. in fength, au.d from 6 to 9 inches square; and a large quantity of Spar* and Scantlings of various lengths and sizes. WS Square of whbte Deal Flooring ...
... day of August, at Eleven o'clock in the Fore- noon.—g/ 1 Dinner at the King's Head, at Three o'clock. By Order of the Governors, j Y'o^d TO COACH SMITHS. WANTED Immediately, Two good Hands ift the above line, who may have -onstant cm. ploy by applying to J. Sizer, coach-maker, Woodbridge. GAME. TT is requested that no Person will sport on the JL Manor Farm, in Tuddenham, in the occupation of ...
... Garraway's Coffee-house, in 'Change Alley, Corn- hill, London, on Wkdnekd ay the 13th of February, 1805, at Twelve o'clock, IN FOUR LOTS, THE NOBLE Modern-buik MANSION, called WEETING HALL, most delightfully situate in the County of Norfolk, two miles from Brandon, 7 from Thetford, 22 from Lynn, 15 from Swaffham, 20 from Newmarket, and SO miles from London ; with EXCELLENT OFFICES of all de- ...
... into the Mutiny Act of the present Session, relative to Apprentices enlisting into the Regular Forces, has directed public Notice to be given, that it is enacted, That if any Person, duly bound as an Apprenticej shall enlist as a Soldier in his Majesty's Land Forces, and shall take the Oath prescribed to be taken on Attestation, every such Person so offend- ing, and being thereof ...
... complete Premises, late in the oc- j cupation of Mr. WM. PAINE, coach and harness- maker, situate in Carr-Street, in Ivswich ; con- sisting of a good dwelling-house, and other convenient and suitable buildings, and a commodious yard ne- cessary for the business, rent 4.51. per annum. Toge- ther with the entire Stock in Trade, Fixtures, Timber, &c. of the said Wm. Paine. The above sifiation is ...
... AUies 3 3d the determinatipn of the Emperor of Aus- ia to make-a.- sepaiate Peac-i. ' - , -- Thrte ©Utfeeicar Hamburgh mails due, ar- ved on Thiarsday. They confirm the djsas- fxr. iijtciligerice of the defeat of the Allies on v; M. mdof the Armi'tice bo thef»th, which :t ?? wudto the.iat-- most unfortunate agd ei- aoruinary Conunt.nialwa%-; . ' s&r Some of the London Pa'pfers have stated, m ...
... rjr^UESDAY's Gazette contains a letter *S from Lord Cochrane, giving the details -*L- of an attack made upon Fort Roquette, at.the entrance of the Bassin d'Arcasson, on Jan. 6. A large quantity of military stores *^as destroyed, four 36-pounders, two field- pieces, and a 1 3-inch mortar spiked, the pla- toons and carriages burnt, arid the fort laid in jams. The affair was well conducted by ...
... desirous of contracting to supply tbe ?? Articles, for the use ...
... Bury Saint Edmund's, in and for the said County of Suffolk, on Monday the 10th day of October, in the year of our Lord lBoB, before Thomas Sherlock Gooch, Esq. John Ord, D. D. Henry Bates, D. D. John Timms Hervey Eiwes, Esq. John Benjafield, Esq. Richard Cartwright, Esq. Roger Pettiward, Esq. Jas. Mingay, E?q. Hezekiah Goodeve Harrison, Clk. Nathaniel Col- ville, Clk. Charles Cook, Clk. James ...
... Majesties and the •jflrpsses. — At two o'clock his. Majesty held ! rivate Levee, at the Queen's Palace, which attended by all the Great Officers of State, . t | ie following had the honour of being -ented to his Majesty :— Sir R- Kingsmill, ' coming to his title. — Mr. Frere, upon his k» appointed Secretary of Embassy at the ■pt of St. Petersburgh.— Mr. Singleton, ■no being appointed Store ...
... 20,000 3 ' ¦ 5,000 â 15,000 2 ¦ 2,000 â 4,000 5 â â â â 1,000 â 5,000 3 * 500 â 1,500 3 ¦ 100 â ⢠300 6 60 â . , 7,60 7980 g â 63,840 8006 Prizes. £. 150,000 23,994 Blanks. â 32,000 Tickets, Part of tbe above Capitals ivill be determined as follotus : IstDrawn Ist Day £.500 ist Drawn 13th Day £. 5 000 Ditto 4th Day 500 Ditto 17th Day 1000 Ditto 7th Day 1,000 ...