... iR. 33 {*• of K°? d * ra * bleand pafture land, fituate in Wtthenngfett, and Debenham. now in the occupation ot M^ Robt. Fuller. For particulars enquire of Mr. Cooper. Woodbridge, or Mr. Bellman, attorney at law, Eye. ' ! To be SOLD, A Valuable Freehold ESTATE, pleafantly Ctuated inthe pariih of Mickfield, in the county of Suf- folk, near the high road from Ipfwich to Norwich, ■nd about 12 ...

... Tuefday the 13 th day ol* May inft. at the Mariners in Trimley ; when and where all perfons in the faid hundred, defirous of becoming members, are requefted to attend. • Wm. BATLEV, Treafuier and Agent. THOMAS JOLLY, of Needh/m Market* in thef county of Suffolk, corn cbanfaer, having afligned ■ over ail his effects to Mr. John Clover, ot -Creeling St. Mary, farmer, and Mr. Abiaham.Meekens, of ...

... Concert, is fixed for Friday the 1 '2th of September ins- Parti- culars will appear in bills, to be had of Mr. Tydeman at the Griffin Inn. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, By WILLIAM BUNNELL, At the RED LION INN, in Chich Saint Osyth, On Tuesday the 9th of Sept. ISOO, Ectweenthe Hours of Twelve and Two o'clock, A Desirable Copyhold FARM, comprising a messuage, barn, stable ahd 7 closes of exceed- ing ...

... at Eight o'clock. -foil-subscribers ss. each. WALTER RUDING, Esq. ? ?? . Rev. CHAs. BROOKE, > Stewards. ~ lb FLACK SMI TIIS. ?? A Journeyman Blacksmith wanted ; a good hand may have coi_ tant t?mploy, by applying to Mr. Charles Garrett, blacksmith and whitesmith, Shad- iingfield, near Beccles, Suffolk. (Kj* An Apprentice- wanted, apply as above. BECCLfcS, 24 Sept. 1800. S BRIGHTLY begs Leave ...

... the Christmas holidays, to open a Pre- paratory School in the above town, having fitted up a commodious house for the reception of young Ladies to board and educate, and of young Gentlemen from three to five years old. F. and M. Reeve beg to assure those parents who may be kindly disposed to patronize their undertak- ing, that no exertion shall be wanting to deserve such countenance, and to ...

... Mr. Graham's (Ship Yard, Harwich, TyvftTotthe Cargo of the Brig Sex Soskende, ty (now under repair) Captain Barnholt, mafter, from Frederickfhall, in Norway ; conlifting of -about 9000 exceeding good red and white wood, double deals and paling, .to be put up in convenient- lots for purchafers. Sale to begin at Eleven o'clock. PUrfuant ?? of Chancery, made in a caufe, Durham againlt Lan carter ...

... parish / of Sudbourn, tythe free, vvith possession at Christmas next. Fifteen Hundred Pounds may re- main on security of the estate. For particulars enquire of Mr. John Aldis, Hasketon. ~ To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Piece of rich arable Land (parcel of the Glebe Lands of the parish of Hadleigh) contain- ing IA. 2R. OP. in the occupation of Mr. John Dun- ningham, tenant at will. For ...

... impassable foe 3 weeks, from the third day of next. Juhjio, 1800. To be SOLD, A Copyhold Dirrelling-house and Wheel- wright's Shop, in good repair, inEarlsoha»n,Suf- afoik, now in the occupation of Mark Pettitt, tenant at —will. For further particulars apply to Mr. Win- Ham- vmond, attorney at law, Ipswich. LORD BISIIOP's of NORWICH ORDINATION. THE Lord Bishop of this Diocese will hold a ...

... the 23th instant, for the purpose of elect- ing Stewards for the year ensuing. Dinner at- Three o'clock. Such gentlemen who mean to dine, are re- quested to leave their names at ihe bar. 14f/i Angus/, 1800. To MILLERS. EVERED and WILSON, BOLTING CLOTH MANUFACTURERS, 195, Upper Thames-street, London, REspectfuliy inform their Friends and the Pub- lic, that they have appointed Mr. T. HITCH- ' ...

... 'cxtenfive practice for feveral years could afford, wilhes for a partnerfhip with any Gentleman j in good practice, totake the active part of fuch prac- ' tie*? or to take fuch part at a ftipulated falary for a t.rVie. Propolals left with Mr. Robert Ward, fadler at ' Norwich, or Mr. Abraham Maling at Bury, di- recled, to A. B. poft paid, will meet with immediate attention. VACCINE; . i Or, ...

... Persons having any Claims or Demands on the estates or effects of the late Mr. JOHN KING, of Hartest, in the county of Suffolk, farmer and maltster, deceased, are desired to meet Mr. Win. King, of La- renliam, and Benj. King, of Meit'ord, his executors, at the Crown Inn, at Hartest aforesaid, on Friday, the 3 1 st. of Oct. 1 300. Those persons who stand indebted to the late Mr. John King, are ...

... of Jan. when fhe propofc-. to accommodate j Three additional Boarders. None admitted under 1 Six years ot age. fi^fT Terms may be had at the ' printer's. ?? ¦ BURES ASSOCIATION, For profecuting^ Fiiok*, &c. THE Annual Meeting of this AfTociation will hp j held on Tuefday, 14th lan. i.cc, at the Queen';. , V~zd Inn in Bures. Pinner at Two o'clock, j ROBERT GARRAD, Treaairer^ j MERSEA, Dec. 30, ...