... Pier UALLING oItI,ICF, Att. 6, )805. rrHE RSA,- IICTIMLLING Ills ItuyEsrps N.illY Notice, that on WedneSday, the 25th day if ..v,ineoder next, mill he ready to receive tenders, ia'writing (sealed for such Quantities of IRISH REEF avid PORK, of the hest ...

... Genteel Pier and himney Glas es. By Mr. KELLY, Auction Rooms, (ira«’s-street, Duke street, Manchesler-sqnare.oii MONDAY, Feb. ‘29, at I' 3, COM PHISING iiiali ...

... HigterVrtrevt, Bla.'ktriars-tro» ...

... also cording for the Pier, which has also sustained some damage—name unknown.— Several guns were heard last night, signals of distress. Five o'Clock, P. M.—Two vessels, Irish traders, one of them with butter, are sunk in Margate Pier. Considerable damage ...

... SOUTHAMPTON CROMER OWLISH DOVER EAR t' BOURNE► SOVTISEND SWANSEA TEIC;NMOUTH TENBY EXMOUTH FOLKS CONS fOWEY EIARROWGATE HARWICH HASTINGS ILFRACOMBE TUNBRIDGE WELLS WEYMOUTH ' WOATHU'N - • YARMOUTH A TOUR to the • A TOUR A MURIA NOI WOO ISLE of v'IGHT: t 1 Printed ...

... to ascertain; but it seems to be the general opinion, that it is to be ascribed to an almost total uant of amusement ; the Pier, Sion Hill, Albion Place, &c. ?? a pleasing Promenade, but people- can't always be walking. Here is no Theatre, (certainly ...

... driven yesterday, by the violence of ti e gale, against the Pier Head, near Mutton Cove, ai d a seijeant and two privates in attempting to jump ( n shore, fell between the vessel and the pier, and we. e unfortunately drowned : the vessel afterwards went ...

... RAMSGATE, Sept. 15. 1 The Pier represents an Exchange, being trod by persons of all descriptions and countries. It is at present the general resort of gay widows, who are tired of wearing their weeds, and anxious to shew the world their attachment to ...

... belonging to, the port of Sunderland, was wrecked near the Pier-head; fortunately the crew were all saved ;' she soon after went to pieces. The YamotiS Delight, a sloops belonging to Hastings was also wrecked hear the same place; the crew dragged her ...

... gales liy Mr. HUMPHRIS. the Premises, No. 6>. Queen Ann* street hast. THIS DAY, at Twelve oTiock, ALL the neat and genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE GiiTtlemas :.hro:ict, tompnjmg 4-pist anti other hc.lstcads, wish neat cotton liirmuirt s, and other beds and ...

... Post Houses ' Newhaven and Hasting's ; King's Amp, East Grinstead ; White Hart, Godstone ; anti of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, London, where a plan of the barracks may be seen. Modern elegant Furniture, noble Pier 'Glasses, 'Mirror's, capital ...

... San Josef, nmeraire, and Warrior men of war. The Blonde frigate is got off, and it wai in. tendet( to bring her into the New Pier, but the wind and bad weather prevented, and she is towed into 'You Quay.—Wind W. N. W. Po wr smouT JAN. . —Sai led the Inconstant ...