... being the 19th Day of the said Month, and so Annually to be continued, will be kept Bul- lock Market in Woodbndge, Suffolk, and Oxon, Stears and Heifers to be Sold, where will be all necessary Accommodation for Buyers, Sellers? and Cattle. flfW HIS is t0 g ive Notice, That Mr. Robert Hamby of Ipfwich, At. ?? I torney tt Law, is one of the Ccmmtffioners appointed to take Af- fidavits in ;hc ...

... oi Linnen and Woollen prapery Goods t ...

... Ling- wood, to be Sold I- quire ol Mr William Cooper, at the Bull in WoodUndoe. N B. The Farm *s veil Wooded and Watcr'd and there is alio lome Timber ; And Note, the Purchafer will be at Liberty ta grant a Leafe at Michaelmas next, as he fhall think proper. lo be fold a good Pennyworth, Freehold, A Very rood fubftamial new Brick Hcufe, near Sir William Barker's, in Ipfwich, 5 Rooms on a Floor ...

... Parm Rents in the leveral Counties of Noriclk, Suffolk, Lincoln, Leiceitcr, Derby, Henterd, Worceftcr, Glouceficr and Bucks, m the Room and Place ct Mr. Robert Hart; I do heieby forbid all Perlons concerned paying any more ot my faid Rents to the (aid Mr. Hart, but do order and duett the iame to be paid to the faid Mr. Hickman, according at he ihall appoint. Given under my Hand this jth Day ot ...

... Houie ot Mrs. Bolton in Wood bridge as before directed, to pay their Debts and take Dilchargrcs ; orherwiic they will he forced much againft their Inclinations to tut their Bocks into iuch Hands as will oblige them to it ...

... he Free-School in Colchester. YOUNG Gentlemen are at a reasonable Rate to be Boarded, and taught Latin, Greek, and French ; and enter'd in University Learn- ing, by D. COMARQUE, A.M. Master of the School. Note, The Fa- mily is intirely French, whereby Boarders will have the Advantage to learn that Language most effectually, and with very little hinderance to their other Studies. To be SOLD. ...

... Latin, Greek, and French ; and enter'd in Univerfity Learn- ing, by D Comarq^ue, A.M. Maiter of the Schorl. Note, The fa- mily is intirely French, whereby Boarders will have the Advantage to learn that Language moft effectually, and with very little hinderancc to their other Studies. HH HI S is to give Nor ice, That the Company of C 0 M 1 D I ANs flow \ A-Hing tn Cclchcf.er, defign by ...

... Bearded, and X taught Latin, Greek, ard French ; and emer'd in Unveifity Learn- ing, by D Coa)arq.u:e, A.M. Mailer or the School. Note, The Fa - miiy js intirely French, whereby Boarders will have the Advantage to learn that Language moft cfFailually, and with veiy little hinderance tc their other Studies. STray'd from Amringhall near Norwich en the 17th ef Odobcr lait pait, a bay Mare, fix ...

... Greek, and French ; and entcr'd in Univeifity Learn-- ing, by D Cojliarq.ue, A.M. Mafter of the School. Note, The Fa- mily is intirely French, whereby Boarders will have ike Advantage tp learn that Language moft effectually, and with very little hinderance to their other Studies. THIS is to give Notice, That the Shop and Stock in Trade of Efther Weeley, deceaied, late of Somerfom (about ...

... a Company o( COMEDIANS. AT rhe Town Hall iv WOODBMDGI, on Monday nex: the ?? ci' November, -will be Atfed a Comedy call'd The Fair Quaker of Deal : O R, The Rumours of the Navy. MEN, •ommadore Flip, by Mr. Paul Beau Miien, by Mr. Grh n. Captain Worthy, by Mr. Frisby, Rovewell, by Mr Marshall. Sir Charles Pleasant, by Mr. Mot teux. Lieutenant Cribbidge, by Mr. Jame j. Lieuienanc Eafy, by Mr. ...

... A True and Perfeft Nar- rative ot a Woman near Guildtord in Surrey, who was Delivered lately of Seventeen Rabbets, and Three Legs of a Tabby Cat, &c. In a Letter trom a Gentleman at Guildtord, to his Friend a Phyfician in Ipfwich, Suffolk. With REMARKS upon the fame by Way ot Anfwer. To « hich is add, An Abflract ot a Letter from Mr. Howard, who was J fhe Man Midwife that Delivered her. Mira ...

... DAFFY's Famous Cordial Elixir. The Great 7 r V*^ 1 I Prcfervcr of Mankind, above 60 Years experiencetl ?? certain Cure (under GOD) in the feveral 'l^mMx Diftempers tolkwing, viz. The Gout and Rhematifm, *cwiJlfi*P w hh all thofe tormenting Pains attending them ;it is ?? a Noble Sovereign Remedy againft Fluxes, ipitting ot Blood, the King- Evil, Agues, Plurifie and Piles ; it carries off the ...