... Esq. M. P. T. COCKSEDGE, Esq. JOHN COBBOLD, Esq. GEORGE BROWN,Esq J. KERRIDGE; Esq. JOSHUA GRIGBY,Esq. D. ALEXANDER, Esq. WILLIAM BUCK, Esq. S.ALEXANDER, jr. Esq C. HAMMOND, Esq. ROB.TROTMAN.Esq. Mr. C. BLOMFIELD JOHN SPOONER, Esq. R. BRADDOCK 1 B. SMYTH, Esq. JOS. MAULKIN HEN. SEEKAMP, Esq. ROB. MAULKIN Mr. JOSEPH TOOSEY NATH. L. SCOTT S.THORNDIKE T. DICKONSON. J OHN HEAD TDECEfPTSfor ...

... COUNTRY ESTABLISHED l_o2, WITH A CAPITAL OF .l OO. OOO Sterling. DIRECTORS. Sir W. MIDDLETON, JAMES OAKES Esq ,rS^ , M ' P> T - COCKSEDGE, Esq. JOHN COBBOLD, Esq. GEORGE BROWN.Esa t KERRIDGE, Esq. H JOSHUA GRIGBY Es? *^Vi XANDER ' Es J B. SMYTH, Esq. JOS. MAUI KIM HEN. SEEKAMP Esq. ROB. MAULKIN Mr. ...

... OAKES. Esq. M P. T. COCKSEDGE, Esq. |OHN COBBOLD, Esq. GEORGE BROWN.Esq ?? KERRIDGE, Esq. JOSHUA GRIGBY,Esq. D. ALEXANDER, Esq. WILLIAM BUCK. Esq. .S.ALEXANDER, jr. Esq C. HAMMOND, Esq. ROB TROTMAN, Esq. Mr. C. BI.OMFIELD TOHN SPOONER, Esq. R- BRADDOCK T. B. SMYTH, Esq. JOS.MAULKIN HVN. SEEKAMP, Esq. ROB. MAULKIN Mr IOSEPH TOOSEY. NATH. L.SCOTT 1 §. THORNDIKE T. DICKONSON. JOHN HEAD ?? ...

... in a state of progressive improvement. On Tuesday; Wednesday, and Thursday, he was declared to be better than on the preceding days. — The Bulletin of Friday was, His Majesty is going on favourably. — And on Saturday, •« that there was no material alteration since the preceding day's report. — Private ac- counts add, that the King is already so far recovered as to be able to walk about the ...

... giving a list of 44 vessels, cap- fared by the ships under his command. Capt. Sclby, in a letter to Rear- Admiral Sir J. Saumarez, dated Cerberus, ofl Capo La Hoguc, Jan, 2ot.h, relates his having driven one French gun- vessel on the rocks aud captured another called Le Chameau, of 300 tons burthen, quite new, currying four long 6 pounders and 2 swivels, and having on board 58 men, (21 of ...

... and for the said county of Suffolk, on Wednesday the lltb day of July, in tbe year four Lord 1804, before Samuel Kilderbee, Clerk, Brampton Gurdon Dillingham, P!sq. John Higgs, Clerk, George Turner, Clerk, William Carthew, Esq. Justices of our said Lord tbe King, assign al to keep the Pe-.ice. in and for the said county.— And also, ?? THE Justices of the Peace assembled at these Sessions, ...

... Parliament to the 15th of January, which day, it will certainly meet for the dispatch of business. Tuesday evening, at five o'clock, the J'lince of Wales left Carleton House for Bath, where he arrived next morning, at I.ordThuiiow'shouse,inGt.Puheney-s treet, and returned to town the following day. Dr. Heberden's late residence at Windsor, some time since purchased by his Majesty, js fitting ...

... waited upon by the r^rnoration, who presented the King with „ uldst loyal and affectionate Address. — he lloval Party afterwards dined with Sir •jarry Burrard Nealf. His Majesty was in jji-rh- health and spirits; and was every v here received with the loudest acclama- tions of all ranks bf his subjects. Their Majesties arrived safe at Windsor on Friday. On the 20th ult. the Dorset ...

... the Oxford Blues in Windsor (.heat Park. The Princesses Sophia and Amelia rode on horseback by Cumberland Lodge. Her Majesty and the other Prin- cesses took an airing to Frogmore. Same day Sir George Rumbold paid his respects 'to his Majesty., at Windsor. Wednesday afternoon their Majesties, the TJiike of Kent, and Princesses, honoured Lady Ilchester with a visit, at her house in Windsor. It ...

... JOFIN REYNOLDS, At the Tuns Inn, in Bungay, on Monday the 13th day of August, 1804, precisely at Four o'clock in the Afternoon (subject to sucii Conditions of Sale as shall be then and there produced), Lotl * A LL that most capital and well-ac- Fx. customed SHOP and DWELLING- HOUSE, situate iv the center of the Makket- Place, in Bungay; comprising (besides the shop) a good parlour, kitchen, ...

... llis, with an acti- vity of operation equalled only by the skill and perseverance he mani- fested in blockading Brest, repaired in one day the damages he sti stained in the late Jiaks, and sailed from Torbay on Sunday to resume his station, with the San Josef and Dreadnought, lie was joined off Ply- mouth by some of the ships from Cawsand- Bay ; and 9 sail more will follow with all possible ...

... ters, and Maltsters. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By WILLIAM OLIVER, At the Queen Head Inn, in Bores, Suffolk, on Thursday, June 14, ISO*, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, (unless sooner disposed of by Private Contract, of which timely notice will be given) A Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, J- * situated in Bures Sr. Mart's, in the county of Suffolk, called TRIPOLO ; consisting of about 5 Acres of ...