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... and bedding; double and fmigle ehelts of drawers, bureats, light tables, dilrig, card and pembroke table';, mahogany chairs, pier and _relffig giiaffs, carpets, an eight-day braket clcl, and Icitelle l requi- ft- r quantity of coals. I'o be iened, and ...
... collier belonging to the Port Of Suncreiland, was' wrecked near Pier Li cad; fortunately the were all saved.; she soon after weNt to pieces. The% Famous Dylight„a sloop belonging to Hastings, Was als7o xvrecked near the same p!ace ; the crew • we're dgged ...
... longing to the pert of Sunderlai d, was wrecked ne.lr .hr Pier-bad ; fortu.ea'ely the crew were all saved ; h e soon afßir went t . pieces. The Famous Deli lit, a sleioo b-longine to Hastings, was also wrecked near the. same :lace ; the crew dragged her ...
... 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 ...
... hundred tons burthen, MACE master, in ballast, was wrecked near the Pier-head, at Newhaven, in attempting to gain the harbour. All the Crew fortunately aavedlitelltselvenbY getting on the Pier. The vessel has since been nearlydashed to-pieced by the waves ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 34, in Baker-street, Portman-square ; consisting of very excellent chamber, drawing-room, and parlour lurniture, with noble pier glasses, and beautiful carpets, large sideboard of fashionable plate, valuable diamonds, neck-laces, ear-rings, and other costly ...
... Air, Come, thou goddesr, tair and free. Air, Mrs. Dussek, Come rather, goddess. Air, Mr. Incledon, and Chorus, Haste thee, nymph. Air, Master Smith, and Chorus, Come .md trip it. Recit. Mrs. Dussck, Come, pensive nun. Air, Come out ...
... agreeable tinge of Light imitative of Moon-light. Alabaster Vases, Urns and Figures, Busts, Sec. Groups in Bronze and Marble; Pier and Chimney Classes ; Convex. Mirrors; Cut Glass Chandeliers and Miscellaneous Arti- cles of taste,, itlegjuice, and.ornameiu ...
... agreeable tinge of Light imitative of. Moon-light. Alabaster Vases, Urns and Figure**, Busts, Sec. Groups in Bronze and Marble; Pier and Chimney Glasses; Convex Mirrors; Cut (Mass Chandeliers and Miscellaneous Arti- cles of taste, elegance, and ornament. May ...
... Hanmere's Shakespeare, 6 vols. Voltaire's State of Europe, Ward's Inquiry of the' Law of Nations, Sir Francis Blake's Tracts, Hastings's Trial, Pone's Works Swift's ditto, Aeldison's ditto, Dodsley's ditto, Harris's ditto, Potter's Antiquities, BoswelPs Corsica ...