... 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. ...

... 1 |, will be a GRAND GALA, J • -vetr.ru.'s inrortmnnient will be distinguished for itsex- -1 - -force ot var.ega'ed lustre; around the Gardens will ?? fesioo-r* of party coloured lamps and other orna- rtrms' an ...

... .— Board, F.nglifn, Writing, Arithmetic, Merchants' Ac- fempt , TliiT. ry, Geography, the Ufe of the Globes, Gro- -1 rv, M- iiluratir-ii, Algebra, Navigation, Aftronomy, Mcrhai, in,, and aii the various Branches of the Mathcma- t,rt, ?? Natural Philofophy, Sixteen Guineas per Ann. — Thofr above Eleven Years of Age pay 'Fwo Guineas, and .'ibuvc Foiirti en, Four Guineas per Annum extra. Latin ...

... a SUPERB' GXLA,- - __.rT tha CARP ?? will be otna!»ented in tiie, highest- S-i^ of llilit-t. Grtnd'Xir. ihd ?? the utmost brHliatj-* , f V_*-iegM**« Mlumination; ?? at large will be V Lr-. ?? . feiUs-aVT^'-dvertisements. Admission Iws ?? at sev-iyind the Conce^ >»egi^at^iglu. CADLfc ,-*_VKI.LS A^ATJCTHEATJE. _^ —Under the Pawofi_g-*f-r_Pi-*oi > ?? Jl« D>.ke_ y r r r „^__.THls Ptr«^NT'_^G- ...

... rhe express 'e«ire ot her Grace the Duchess . Oev-e'shTe, will be a SUPER X Ft TE, which for eleeance, «. I ndor, melody and taste. Will surpass all that has yet been n.!^ rl ...

... V ' ,u e ?? *-ALA. in which : .; \i. DtNS will exhibit a seei.e o! the utmost brilliancy ,Tru*'.di.; ?? Lamps will be seen, entwined ■ i\ K most faocifu! eficct, like iw round the trees, and c Orchr tra, in the centre of the whole, will appear as n Ld:.: Tempteof Harmony. The Concert will consist of j ..r-Uon 01 Music from the most emiueut Masters, which ij (include with a Finale. Bet-.vccn t ...

... 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, ...

... their Graces the Duke and Duchess V tC t and nvinv other high and very distinguished v; ft tYY on MONDAY next, 30th July, will be a ' « B 1 L TE, « Inch for bnlliar.cy and taste will contain . Ye' ments of tiie most complete and grandest riir.il ! **Y. M u ever witnessed,, all t«at fancy van conceive' or | rv_de-sot Pleasure herself eliect for her votaries will 3 \ realized in this nicht's ...

... be a SUPERB OXIFi-N- -1 AL GALA, in whichall that the mind ...

... TAL GALA, in winch all that the mind can form of East- e-n Splendour and Magnificence will be displayed in this Evening's Amusement. TheFIRE-WORKS also of this Gala will be distinguished for Brilliancy and Effect.—Fur- ther particulars will be given at large in the Advertisements of the day —Admission 3s. B~^ATTLE in EGY*T.— The SET of THREE PRINTS of the BATTLE of the 2i»t, and TWO of the OLD ...

... and taste will shine forth with unusual devices, transparencies, *ic. will be in- the gay scene, that the whole when as a master piece of British grandeur. nf ist of a well selected com posit -on of icces, from the pen of Handel, Plevel, k, fkc. Between th afls of which Ihe His Royal Highness the Dnl.e of York music ; the Pandeans, 4rc. English and he Concert a g-and Display of FIRE. 1 ...

... JAMES OAKES, Esq. Bart. M. P. T. COCKSEDGE, Esq. lOHN 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 J. B. SMYTH, Esq. JOS. MAULKIN HEN. SEEKAMP, Esq. ROB. MAULKIN Mr. JOSEPH TOOSEY — — - NATH. L. SCOTT S. THORNDIKE T. DICKONSON. JOHN ...