... at Four in the Afternoon, j I Small but truly valuable FREEHOLD; ?? f ESTATE, now in the occupation Of Mr. PAVISS, the proprietor ; consisting of an excellent dwelling-horse, (in the cottage stilt.) with a rood keeping room, i! parlours, | : airy be-d chambers with deal floors anil convenient j Tost-ts, store room, cellar, dairy and backhouse, small [ barn and stable, all in good repair, neat ...

... th Profit. SUFFOLK and GENERAL COUNTRY amtcable insurance Office, AGAINST LOSS FROM FIRE; PATRONIZED BY His Grace the DUKE of NORFOLK, His Grace the DUKE of GRAFTON, The Right Hon. the EARL of BRISTOL, And numerous other distinguished Personages. 24 DIRECTORS CHOSEN TRIENNIALLY, | From amongst the most opulent Proprietors of 1000 Shares. pER SONS whose Insurances fall due at the present ...

... i'^y princesses Augusta and Elizabeth : she hearty dinner, as she is accustomed to do, f ! ver - V e( i in excellent good health. Her Majesty, by tlie Princesses, left the Palace about to return to Windsor. When they ar- ' Hammersmith, the Queen found herself taken ?? unwell with a violent spasm in the stomach, • reused to such a degree when they arrived at ' l !,.irreen, that the Princesses ...

... that no Person whatsoever shall send, or cause to be sent, or tender or deliver in order to be sent, otherwise than by the Post, or by the authority of the Postmaster-General or his Deputies, or to the nearest or most convenient Post Town, to be from thence for- warded by the Post, any Letters, on pain of forfeiting for every offence 51. to be recovered with Costs by any person who will infirm ...

... MIDDI. ETON Bt I VI. TAYLOR, Esq. JOHN COBBOLD, Esq ' JAMES OAKES, Esq. HENRY SEEKAMP, Esq. ! THOS.COCKSEDGE,Esq. J. B. SMYTH, Esq. JOHN SHU. LITO, Esq. J. M. THEOBALD, Esq. I JOSHUA GRIGBY, Esq. D.ALEXANDER, Esq. THOS. ROBINSON, Esq. S. AI,EXANDER,jun.Fsq. GEORGE BROWN, Esq. JOHN SPOONER, Esq. O. R. OAKES, Esq. J. JOSSELYN, juu. Esq. EZEKIEL SPARKE, Esq. JOSEPH TOOSEY, Esq. ROBE. MAULKIN, ...

... Guildhall, on j Monday the 2d day of August next, at Twelve at. noon, ! to receive Proposals (sealed upj from any person or persons ; desirous of contracting for Lighting this Borough in the ; ensuing Winter. The number of Lamps will be about 300, I and the Contractor i.s to light the same seven Darks, 22 j i nights in each dark, to commence on the Ist day of October l i next, with one burner ...

... I( ?? ° r l 2 Years > a HOUSE, situate Pli Iv4h ! o f Butter *»»**, Rtar Market Pfete mo t^HTV, S - ?? ?? S . tablt ?? : >d warehouses com- W tag ™ 2 ve£ % C ^ f ° r Un tradL - rtt l Uiri,, g room ' |TaDow-cßl«^^ s^ Icd ' Grocery and j r ° r P^niculars^mMyjo Mr. Bullen, upholder, Bury. 'j To be LETT or SOLD, 1 A D O^Fi e y?S e M S IEEIIOLD Brick-fronted ' Bury St Vdm und' f H ° l - f ' S ...

... E C APITALS ML ST ?? AVV X . r P HT^iT-T Contractor for the STATE LOTTERY, begs to inform tlie Public, that * • JlJl-iOAi, TO-MORROW (Thursday) Will be the Last Day of Drawing, when the Lottery will finish, and One Ticket may gain Sixty Thousand Pounds. As this brilliant attraction must naturally create a great demand for 'tickets and Shares, both in Town and Country, and as the opportunity ...

... the DUKE of NORFOLK, His Grace the DUKE of GRAFTON, The Right Hon. the EARL of BRISTOL, And numerous other distinguished Personages. DIRECTORS. mcTtnS'V? Division - Eastern Division. JOSEPH MAULKIN, Esq. SirWM. MiDDLETON,Bt. GEORGE MOOR,. Esq. * JOHN COB&OLD, Esq! Mr. ROBERT PAWSEY HENRY SEEKAMP, fisq. snk/£S*J SYMONDS J. M. THEOBALD, Esq? J ,2JI N B ' LE AKE, Esq. JOHN GOSNALL, Esq. J ,9.W? ...

... s Levee on Wednesday last, A t |. e honour of Knighthood was conferred 1 > on Dr. Fellowes, upon his being appointed ? medical staff ot the army in Cadiz. s)- 1 fazette of Tuesday announces the Brevet rim, of Major-Gen. Sir S. Auchmuty, tube r.^na ?? in th. Presidency of Madras, : 'i U f Major-Gen- tiie Hon. J. Abercromby, lo Hit-General in the Presidency of Bombay. ? ?? ' Un ,tc ol the ...

... in and for the said County of Suffolk, on Monday the ISM day of July, 1811, before Robert Sparrow, Esq. John Farr, E*q. Matthias Kerrison Esq Dawson Turner, Esq. Richard Turner, Clk. Thomas Sheriffe, Clk. and Jphu Grove Sptirjreon, Clk. Justices of our said Lord the King, ass'trned to keep the Peace in and for the said County.— And also, spfc. rf^HE Justices of the Peace assembled at these X ...

... Es l* D * ALEXANDER, Esq. FHOS. ROBINSON, Esq. s. AL EXANDERJun.IL GEORGE BROWN, Esq. JOHN SPOONER Esq. ?? KF : S ' Es -• J- JOSSELYN, jun. Esq. EZEKIEL SPARKE, Esq. JOSEPH TOO..EY, Esq. ROBT. MAULKIN, Esq. REEVE BUNN, Esq. 4 JOHN B. LEAKE, Esq. JOHN GOSNALL, Esq. JOSEPH MAULKIN,Esq. GEORGE ROUND, Esq. GEORGE MOOR, Esq. JOHN COBBOLD, Esq. JOHN E. RUST, Esq. J. M. THEOBALD, Esq. Mr. ROBERT ...