... near the Pier-head, haven, in attempting to gain the harbonr• the Crew fortunately saved themselves, by ge'd on the Pier. The vessel has since- been oe dashed to-pieces by the waves. . The next day the „sloop Farmer's Delis 46 longing to Hastings, FowLßmasteT ...

... i' r 's I TMEHNF.SS PIER BOND for IOOi. bearing int'restofSl. per annum. _ ~vr; CI.FdtKFNWF.IX CHURCH POND of UX).. tin? interest of percent, per annum. The Estate viewed by leave of the tenants. Pariu.n-■»rs may had the Bull, Hast Sheen ; atGarraway OdleC ...

... readied fa, to the higheit bidder, s ells Vidtatling Prewta at peptford, teary Lots of f Bread,, Brad Dud, Sweepings. Piga, Pier Sweepings. ltaifinc•Rite, Prate. Peafc Screenings, Do ll, Oatmeal, Oatniesleareepings,llap widely's, a large Bell. Oll White ...

... iiig-rotim»u|t,large pier ;c»d ohiumry glan***, I IT key and Jiru«.st'is carpets (iiiuonsious, mahoganv 100, cunt, *ofa/audTembrbke tables, and numerous other plVc-ets, new within these fimr months.—To viewed, and CuUlogues hast tile place of sale, * ...

... collier, belonging to the port .of Sunderland, was wrecked near Pier Head; fortunately the crew were all saved; she soon after went to pieces. The Famous Delight, a sloop belonging to Hastings, was also wrecked near the same place; the creiv were dragged ...

... reftirb’ig'tS prising; am) other Wilmmu?,. wi;li cotton hangings, goose feather beds and beulliinr single chests ot drawers, pier and Males’set ft tables mahogany book-case, window .airtJms piece, kitchen articles, and various useful r t Monday next, when ...

... vcij. asd China — John V.'crdsworth, Earl o# Afcergav-nny. St. fii • r.N.s, Bencoolen, and China — Thomas Larkinf, Warren Hastings. Plymoot-, Dec. 17. — The following ship* te detached from the C funnel Fleet for Cork, or Bar- try Bay, viz. Thunderer, ...

... 'MARGATE, Oct.^. This day, about eleven o'clock', fifteen of the armed vessels sailed from the Pier Head, and an- chored about three miles in the Offing, abreast of We-tgare Bay, where they formed the line. About three quarters of a pile a-head of the ...

... veil Wednesday and.the m'wning sale, when Catalogues may in; ; and Messrs.-Hindie, No. '2S, Hast Slreou, Surrey. 'Ktisciioal Fiirnitrire, CullecTion pat itings, Pier and Chimney G'a- sei. Antifpie Marine Slabs, old Chin-i, Tr.ivefling Carriage, Ssc. tty pi ...

... stays, and unfortunately betbre she could bring up, she tailed aslrore, on the reef ot rocks near the ViduaHint Office, Point Pier Head- where she lay last night, butthe tide flowing, this morning, she swung off into deep waser, without much _amage, and ...

... George’s in the Hast. Term years, a small ground rent.—Particulars maybe known of Mr. Jaquss, Hatton-garden HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a capital PIANO-FORTt, Longman and Broderip ; 14 capital CHAIRS, covered with Morocco Leather; large CONVEX MIRRORS, PIER GLASSES ...

... sold the STOciti, of HORSES, &c.; comprising about seventy well known and seasoned machine horses, taken off the Gloucester, Hastings, Bath, and Portsmouth roads; several stage coaches, and a great quantity of harness, &c. &e. The whole of which may be viewed ...