OUNDLE, (Northamptonshire) 54 cm. 65 mm. from London, is a pretty, little, uniform T. with a neat Ch. a fr. sc. and an almsh. both founded by a native, Sir Will. Laxton, Ld.-mayor of London, and supported by the grocers company in London; and 2 good stone bridges over the r. Nen, which almost surrounds it, the one in the road to Thrapston,thc other to Yaxley. That called the North-Bridge is taken notice of by travellers, for the number of its arches, and the causey leading to it. Here is a ch. sc. for 30 boys, and another for 12 girls; another almsh. built by Nich. Latham, and a well that sometimes makes a drumming noise, which the vulgar think presages a war, or other calamity. The Mt. here is S. the Fairs Feb. 14, Whit Mond. and Aug. 10. Here are frequent horse-races.