... in Bombazeen and Crape, is at once extensive and perma- nent; yet the conveyance of goods is dilatory, expensive, and troublesome. The towns of Chelmsford, Colchester, and Ipswich, are places of the first importance; and the mer- chandize conveyed between them and London is very consi- derable. All the Fish consumed through the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, and a great part of that brought ...

... SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. W. W. SIMPSON, At Garraway's Coifee-house, London, on Tuesday the Ist of February, 1825, at Twelve o'clock, by Order of the Executors of the lute LIONEL GOWING, Esq. dec. a Very valuable and desirable ESTATE, situate im. in the pleisaut and healthy Village of Wetheringsett and the Hamlet of Brockford, in a fine, rich, fertile, and sporting part ot the county of Suffolk. ...

... at Norwich the Comj^ttte of Management have consented to receive Subscnp ons for Shares until the Ist of February, before which time all Tenders must bemade to Messrs. Gurney, Messrs. rompton, Barclay, and Ives, Messrs. Onley, Hudson, and Harvey, and Messrs. Day, Bankers; Messrs. Unthank andFostei*, So- licitors, at Norwich; Messrs. Brown and Co. Messrs. Oakes and Co. andE. Squire, Esq. ...

... must send his or her Name pre- viously to the Stewards. H. N. JARRETT, Esq. ?? The Rev. M. VERNON, J Stewards * Tickets will be delivered and Subscriptions received at the Sun Inn during the week, or at the Room on the Morning of the Assembly. SUFFOLK MILITIA THE Subdivision Meetings for receiving the Lists of Persons liable to serve in the Regular Militia, are appointed by a General Meeting ...

... Road will be held (pursuant to adjournment) at the Bell Inn, 'llietford, on Monday the 14th day of February next, at Twelve o'clock at Noon. WM. CLARKF, Thetford, 29tli January, 1825. Clerk to the said Trust. BURNT FEN FIRST DISTRICT. Payment qf Taxes. NOTICE is hereby given, That the Commis- sioners of the said District did, at an adjourned Half Yearly Meeting, holden at the Lamb Inn, in Ely, ...

... Bury- St. Edmund's, and (its Neighbourhood, held ?? day of January, 1825, It was Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Meeting that it is desirable to ascertain whether a RAIL-ROAD from BURY SAINT EDMUND'S, by Lavenham and Hadleigh, to MISTLEY, in the County of Essex, and from Mistley to Sudbury, might not be completed in such a manner as to render it of great public advantage. That in ...

... resident in BuryJ St. Edmund's, and k its Neighbourhood, held the ,28th day of January, 1825, It was Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Meeting that it is desirable to ascertain whether a RAIL-ROAD from BURY SAINT EDMUND'S, by Lavenham and Hadleigh, to MISTLEY, in the County of Essex, and from Mistley to Sudbury, might not be completed in such a manner as to render it of great public ...

... J.IVES, Esq. Norwich A. BELOE. Esq. CRISP BROWN, Esq. Aid. A. A. H. BECK WITH, Esq. Sir R.J. HARVEY EDW. TAYLOR, Esq. R. HAWKES, Esq. Aid. M. SQUIRE, Esq. JOS. GELDART, Esq. J. MARSHALL, Esq. E.T. BOOTH, Esq. Aid. H. MAR FINE AU, Esq. T. S. DAY, Esq. Aid. EDW. OXLEY, Esq. J. W. ROBBERDS, Esq. Al- Mr. F. NEWTON derman Mr. JAS. BENNETT IN LONDON. T. F. BUXTON, Esq. M. P. I C. S. ONLEY, Esq. M. P ...

... now ' proceeding through the Counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, and • Essex, with a view to the Selection of the most favourable , Lines of Road to be adopted ; and that competent Persons are likewise engaged in collecting the most accurate accounts ; of the Traffic, Tonnage, &c. thereon. As soon as these De- tails are ascertained, a Report thereof will be printed, and distributed to the respective ...

... Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex, with a view to the Selection of the most favourable Lines of Road to be adopted ; and that competent Persons are likewise engaged in collecting the most accurate accounts of the Traffic, Tonnage, &c. thereon. As soon as these De- tails are ascertained, a Report thereof will be printed, and distributed to the respective Proprietors. By Order of the Directors, WM. ...

... ling for the FoUr Twenty Thousands, All in One Day, 12th April. No iSiailKS. Every Number entitled to _5, Shares in Proportion. ijf* Lotteries must entirely finish in this Country in a few Months. HAZARD & Co. solicit Public Patronage at their Old Established Offices, Royal Exchange Gate; 26. Cornhill ; and 324, Oxford Street, end of Regent Street, London ; where for a Century they have been ...

... take a genteel Youth as an -ooFNTlCEforSht Years; to be received into his House, tf te d as one of the Family.— He proposes to strictly ?? M» morals and professional studies, and enter him ' j: ractice and lectures of one of the public Hospitals, w^ii within a few minutes' walk, and attended by some itii n a em inent Professors; to introduce him at a proper o: the practice of Midwifery, &c. ; ...