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... 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 ...
... eight excellent elbow ditto, and a sofa to match, bedstead, with cotton furniture, goose beds an bedding, japanned chairs, pier-glasses, mirrors, carpets, and other effects. May be viewed, and catalogues had. UNREPEtiIIED PROPERTY. By Ale4,u,..__ROllNS ...
... tent bedsteads, Njib chitm. cotton, and other bangings, and suitable bedding, large Brussels anti other carpets, capital large pier end other glasses, mirrors and girandotes, a pair of brilliant cot-glass lustres. mahogany chests of drawers, wardrobe, secretary ...
... I. 85th do. Ceylon, E. I. 38113, Ireland. 87th .lo Leeward Islands and 39th, Bat. 1, Hastings. jersey. Do. Bat. 2, 38th do. Leeward Islands and a d 4oth, Hastings. Rome. 41st, Montreal, N. A. E o n do. Plymouth. 4zd, Bat. 1, Weely. B oth do. Ireland ...
... tide pier, or anchoring near thereto, as we understand the said Commissioners will not indemnify any person or persons tur or in resped of any damages occasioned to their vessels or craft through getting foul or athwart of such tide pier. The pier or wharf ...
... HEKaY, Miss King, and many ieir several lines are equally happy. .. j 0 full, that not bed was be had row) (he Church to the Piers. The packets Keek have brought down about 150 each ucscnt. hi was nio'it dreadfully tempestuous* A from Dover ran aground on ...
... I. 88th do. Ceylon, E. I. 38th, Ireland. 87th do. Leeward Islands and 39th, Bat. a, Hastings lersey. Do. Bat. a, San ' BSth do. Leeward Island . d _ 40th, Hastings. Rome. 41st, Montreal, N. A. B . 9th do. Plymouth. . Wel. 42d, Bat. 1, 90th dd. Ireland ...
... SCARBOROUGH CROMER lOU rHEND DAWLISH SOUTHAMPTON EAST POURNE SWANSEA EXMOUTH Tr loNlifoUTH Wh.Y TENSE HARROWGATE TUNBRIDGE HASTINGS rH ILFRACOMBE WORTHING ISLE OF WIGHT YARMOUTH With I CINERARY of all the Mad Rouses end Roods from Loodon, and an Appendit ...
... and were thoroughly wetted; they arc out again to-day, near Hay. . The pier has lost much of Its attraction, since have ceased to bring down their hundreds. We do not now see the pier-hca crowded the approach cl the vessel, in,which each anxiously expects ...
... number ol large stones ftom the neighbouring cl.tf, c msidera-1 bly further out at sea than the Piers, and thereby create an immense, immoveable, amtic al rock, pier. Our cruisers off the coast of Holland obtained information in the beginning last week from ...
... When our batmen arrived and examined the situation of the ship, they tre ted, accident lightly, and engaged to bring'her into Pier with the next tide, which they effected with to the great joy pf,the Captain and his men. s i p ' e a Sw e dish ship,, name ...