... •AIMT MATTHEW S STREET. IPSWICH. ORE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MB. ROSS, tthe Golden Lion Inn, Cornhill, Friday, January the 4lh, at o’clock in the Evening, hour FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES, situate the South side of Matthew’s Street, (opposite jsmers Street,) ...

... Middlesbro’, coals. Mary, Pybus, Whitby, stone. Rose, Hawkesworth, London, seed. Flower of Kent, Lemon—Eclipse, Sibourn, and Three Friends, Baker, Maidstone, timber. Julia Wood, Bennett, and Xertius, Douse, London, limber. Gipsey (s), Blacketer- Vigilant ...

... Prosperous. Raven London, manure. Elize, Hiermau, Dautsic. timber. Elthani, Read London, chalk. Robert and Thomas. Samuel. Maidstone, stone.—Aol/ea, rovidence, Trancy, Portsmouth —Comet, Leudemaun, Altona—and Margaretha, Wilt, Hamburgh, stone. Echo, Bell ...

... entitled T the Tem- plar; or a Tale of Framaliahom Castle, by the author of The Golden Cross, will shortly be put upon the boards. The decided success which The Golden Cross achieved, not only at Ipfwich, hut at other theatrgs in the country, leads ...

... Sunday evening at his residence, in a Golden-square. I. DEATH OF MR. JEREMY, THE POICsEE MAGISTRATE. ?- _-This amiable and highly-esteemed gentleman expired e.'at his residence in the village of Chiselburst, Kent, on ie Thursday night, after a few days ...

... ?? PATURDAY, JULY 22d, will contain the following ' SPlEND lID ENGRAVINGS :- WI ...

... and Thomas Smith, Leicester, banker*.—Wm. Musgrave, Leeds, dyer.—Janie* Breaslcy, Leeds, victualler.—Wm. Exley, Manchester, boot-maker.—Thomas Marrian, Sheffield, common brewer.—(Total 8.) TUESDAY, June 13. INSOLVENT.—H. Bourne.Wolsingham, Durham,atto ...

... Merioneth Chipping Sod. Gloucester rei Dover Kent bury Pr Duraley Gloucester Cowbridge Glamorgan Exeter Devon Croyland Lincolnsh. Es GlGlouceste rloucester Deubigh Deubigh Hereford Hereford Folkdtone Kent H; Holywell Flint Hay Brecknock Honiton Devon ...

... annum, the same being Freehold and Land-tax redeemed. Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be bad in due time at the Golden Lion, Ipswich; of Mr. Watts, Manningtree; at the White Hope, Hadleigh; at the Auction Mart, London; of Messrs. Philbrick, ...

... Baldwin.--Robert Smith, by the R1ev.h Y. Steward, charged with having, at Creeting St. Maryg feloniously stolen one leather boot, of the value of 5s.,l the property of James Redgrave, farmer. Convictions.- I 'rhonmas Poultan by the Rev. W. B. Mack, as ...

... then separated. Suffolk Banking Company.— A special meeting of the proprietors of this company was held yesterday, at the Golden Lion Hotel, in this town, when it was resolved, conformity with a provision contained in their deed settlement, and by the ...

... and Pairs of Boots; the make and description of the Coats, Trowsers, and Great Coats, to be the same as those now worn by the Policemen. Patterns of the Cloth selected bv the Committee for p the purpose, and a sample of the Hats and Boots may be seen at ...