... preceding the Newmarket Meeting.)— i?j' for furtlier particulars see !_ ;-»aper of June 3 ?? Hon. rOSriUA ANNI__.1 S d ADMIRAL WI SON, _ J-b-ewarus. JOHN PRENTICE, Clerk of die course. NEW GAOL at BURY ST. EDMUND'S. \N _ Person desirous of advancing Money at .1. per cent, interest, upen seeu. ity of the C _ mty Rates, may apply to Mr. Thomas Notcutt. Deputy XJlerk of the Peace, Ipswich. . Sl. ...

... and OTHER BUILD- INGS,- GOODS. MERCHANDIZE, SHIPS in Harbour, in Docli or Building, and CRAFP, from I.OSS and DAMAGE by FIUE. J/fTfF, whofe names are underwritten, being y AGENTS of the SUN FIRE OFFICE, do hereby inform all Perfons'- Infared -in the faid Office, .y ?? ANNUAL PREMIUMS become due at MIL * JM MER next, that PRINTED RE-' CEIPTS, under our hands, are-ready for deli ...

... o'clock, at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, CornhUl, London, in TWO LOIS, T WO ye . valuaoie FREEHOLD and -i- COPYHOLD FARMS, eligibly situate in the parishes of Spexhali and Wissett, a fertile part of the county of oufiulk, within 3 miles of Halesworth; 7 ol Bungay ; 9 of Beccles ; 10 of the Coast: a id 22 ot Norwich; containing about TFIREE HUNDRED _ ?? IRTEi ?? ACRES of excellent ...

... at Garmway V Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, London, in TWO LOTS, TWO very valuable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD FARMS, eligibly situate in the parishes of Spexha_. and U_ssett, a fertile part of the comity of Suffolk, within 3 miles of Halesworth; 7 of Bungay ; 9 of Beccles ; 10 of the Coast: ar.d 22 of Norwich; containing about THREE FIUNDRED and THIRTEEN ACRES of excellent MEADOW, PASTURE ...

... Honourable the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Tieasnry, his Majesty's Commissioners for hiai.aging the : Starpp Duties eio hereby give notice, 'Fhat, ir. order ir prevent any incom.' ernenee tri those Persons in lhe J firm* ?? if the Kingdom, .vho shall not have been cble xc s;.f?A themselves iviib Vellum, Parchment, and Pape, ytatsifjd ?? io ax Act hf Parliament to •:uhich ths Acy. i ? ...

... Ifuwich, in an J fur the said Co.:»ty of Svffhli, on Friday the \~th day of ?? in i.'ji- y ...

... the Subdivisions cfßuiy, Ixworth, and Melf:>rd, on Friday the 24th dry ?? i3oi, Before Sir Thos. Charles Bunbury and Sir P. Blake, Baits, and James Oakcs, Esq. held under aid by -virtue if the Act of Par- lia?::ent made in the $&th year of ike Reign cf bis present ?\'Xjjcsty> iniitled, An Act to enable his Majesty more effectually to provide for the defence and security rf the realm ...

... made and passed in the last Session of Parliament, intitled; An Act for dividing, allotting, and inclosing the Fen Grounds, Heaths, Commons, and Waste Lauds, within t.ie parish of Cavenham, in the county of Suffolk, Do intend to hold their Second Meeting for the purpose of proceeding in the execution of the powers vested in them in and by the said Act, on Moxdav the 17th day of this ...

... Forces, resident in Great Britain and Ireland, who arc not serving in the Militia, or v':o do not holdOflict'S under Government, are hereby required irhmediately^t.o transmit to the General Officers com- -manding in the Districts within which they respec- tively reside, an Account in Writing of th'tir Age, past Services, and present Place of Abode, in order that their services may be called ...

... the Lanp Forces, resident in Great Britain and Ireland, wnp arc not serving in the Militia, or who do not hoUiOfßcrsunderOovcnm-ciit, are hereby required immediately to transmit to the General Oflicers com- manding it; the Districts within which they respec- tively residej an Account in Writing of their Age, past Services' and present Place of' Abode, in order that their services may be called ...

... a new mode of specifications for insuring FARMING STOCK, Respectfully inform the Public, that they have had the «ame under their serious consideration,' and are of; opinion that, were they to adopt this scheme, it would not only intrench on the principles on which fire In- surances have been founded, but would open a wide door to the introduction of Fraud, and be also a source of constant ...

... 1. THE Managers of this Society, having seen an Advertisement in the Country Papers, holding out a new mode ot specifications for insuring FARMING STOCK, Respectfully inform the Public, that they have had the same under their serious consideration, and are of opinion that, were they to adopt this scheme, it would not only intrench o;i the principles on which Fire In- surances have been founded ...