... and. also that the TANNERS' FAIR will „n the 25th as usual. _ t, b. T hey will be held on the White Leat«b- Ground. -^ KENTFORD INCLOSURE. rHE Commissioners named in and appointed by an Act of Parliament made and passed in the Seventh ea r of the Reign of His Majesty King George . the p Fo . u °' Staled, An Act for Inclosing Lands in the P^ishof Kentford, in the County-of Suffolk, do ...

... t pait of tlie South Level of the Fens which is situate below Seport Bridge, to be held at the Lamb Inn, in Ely, on Thursday the 21st of September instant, at Twelve o'clock . ,oon precisely, to take into consideration whether it will J' expedient to introduce provisions for OPENING ST. j 0r ?? EAU , in the Bill intended to be brought into Par- i--.merit for the improvement of the Drainage and ...

... OF HOPS, held at Stowmarket, on the Lamb Fair Ground, opposite to the Pot of Flowers Inn, on Thursday the 28th of September instant. The Hops will be pitched by Eleven clock.— Stowmarket, 15th September, 1826. TURNPIKE ROAD ~~ From BURT ST. EDMUND'S to NEWMARKET. icj OTICE is hereby given, That the General L^ Annual Meeting of tbe Trustees of the above Turnpike load will be holden at the ...

... of Land, Freehold and Land-tax redeemed : a mp lete Residence for a genteel Family, Stabling for 6 Horses, Chaise-house, Barn, Granary, &c; good Garden and Orchard; dining and drawing rooms, 18 by 13£ feet; also a breakfast room, excellent kitchen and offices, 5 bed rooms, 3 dressing rooms, and 2 garrets.— Apply by letter, p o;t paid, to Mr. Deck, Post Office, Bury. ?? TO BAKERS. TO TIE LET, ...

... will meet at the Times and >laces following, at Eleven of the clock in the Forenoon : — Beccles Division — On Saturday the 14th day of October, 1826, at the King's Head Inn, Beccles; Woodbridge. Division— On Tuesday the 17th day of the same Month, at the Shire-hall, in Woodbridge ; Ipswich Division— On Thursday the 19th day of the same Month, at the Shire-hall, in Ipswich ; Bury Division — On ...

... a concordat entered into with the Pope, is to preserve inviolate its right of regulating the establishments of education, and engages to maintain the Philosophical College in- stituted about 15 months ago, on its original foundation. The King of Bavaria, .anxious to testify his regard to the Greeks, and his desire of alleviating their misery by every means in his power, lately attended a ...

... Moscow, 28th ult. D this Manifesto, the Cabinet of St. Petersburgh, jfter expressing its surprise at the sudden irrup- ion of the enemy, and declaring its original sup- -osition that the hostile proceeding sprung from he predatory habits of some lawless chieftain ; etting at defiance the Persian Government, ad- ens, with equal astonishment and regret, to the act, that it is Persia herself who ...

... J. W. Croker, Esq. two letters irom Captain Sotheby, of his Majesty's ship Scringapatam, reporting the capture or destruc- tion of seven piratical vessels, in thc Archipelago, a t Tino and Andros, without any loss on our part. A letter from New York, dated the 29lh Sept. I8i6, says, — The beautiful frigate Hellas, built by Messrs. Le Roy, Bayards, and Co. for Greece, is on the point of ...

... Paske- vitsch was attacked on the 25th of September by the Persians, to the number of 35,000 men, com- manded by Abbas Mirza in person and three of his sons ; but the assailants, after a short engage- ment, fled in disorder, leaving behind 1100 pri- soners, eighty caissons, and a quantity of baggage. The loss of the Russians was 50 killed, among whom is Colonel Gretoff, and 250 wounded. The ...

... Horse Stealers, &c. in the Hundred of Wayland and adjacent Hundreds, will be held at the George Inn, in Watton, on Thursday the 16th of November, 1826. The Committee (as under) appointed last year, are requested to attend by Twelve o'clock for the dispatch of Business. Mr. J. Mitchell, Necton Mr. R. Stevens, Saham VVm. Towler, Ashill J. Mann, Shropham Thos. Wrightup, do. S. Hastings, Watton T ...

... effect in possession from and immediately after the decease, or sooner deter- mination of the like Estate, of Mrs. ELIZABETH PIPER, widowof Mr. John Piper, late of Great Waldingfield, in the county of Suffolk, deceased, and who is now in the 68th year ofherage, of and in all those 'TWO FREKHOLD FARMS, called WHITE HALL and COPTHALL, with the Farm- houses, Cottages, Barns, Stables, and ...

... time of the year, very few escaping convulsions; it is particularly requested of every mother and nurse that has young children, not to be without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the nursery, as it gives immediate relief. Mrs. Johnson, feeling for the poor at a time like this, when so many are put of em- ploy, and provisions so very dear, wishing to relieve those little sufferers, has given ...