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... Cacadoreq, supported by the ?? Portu- guese regiment, the 40th, and tile battalion under i Colonel lingllhmt conisistilng of the Queen's and 55d regiment. ' All these operations obliged 'the I enemy to abandon a position which is one of the strongest ind most ...
... go on Sa board on Owner's account, she will be despatched c ?? freight or passage apply to Capt. Douglas, on board, in the Queen's Dock, or Jans. 9, 1817. THOMAS R. HAZARD. ?? plositively be despaotched early in February. For'NEW YORK, . The retnarksbhiy ...
... le as, is ite account of the capture of the patriot Gene- ral Caizadaby ?? Royalists, and the pursuit of Ge- at - neral Victoria; wiho was hovering abont~liuatusco. pl The port of Vera Crux is closed against the admission ;i of foreign vessels. . .,s ...
... G 6 IO J 6d. Xndwles5 do L Craven5 (io ?? Docklj 0 . PR USSIA. Victoria, C Vos from Memel, with 117 pc hi J0 c 19 deals 24c I) deal cods Soc staves for J and P Bourne.-.Queen's Dock 0 Hermas.J.F. Fiter,fram Danzig, witil18pcfir 2.clOdeals O 14 fath ...
... Danzig SDorothea,Schmidt, and Henry Benjamin, Hoop, hence at I Swinnenmandea luff Hendrika, Seholten, hence at the Vile a Victoria, Voss, hence at Warnemunde Ann, George, and Grace Hall, hence at Leghorn t Providential, Varwell, and Oashier, poating, hence ...
... The-opeaing of the Extaordinary Cortes took place on hi the 7th October. The King attended in person, accomn- de panied by the Queen and two Princesses, and delivered a Pt patriotic speech. In this address, the disorders occasioned by the enemies of the c ...
... Varke.-The defen- dant, convicted last sittings, on the prosecution of the Society for the Suppession of Vice, of selling Queen Mab, was, on Mondav, brought up for judgment. It appeared in mitmaton, that the poor man and his family were utterlyfruined ...
... co. 17? brls ashes A. and t. Lodge, 100 do W. A.and G. Maxwell, 99 do H. Malthie and Son, 32 do D. Gibb, 57 ashes order.—ln Queen Dk. SOUTa AMERICA. The Eagle, (of Scarborough) G. Batty, from Maranham, with 231 cotton for Duarte Brothers, do C. Keinpc, ...
... The d.lcna Frederica, Muller, hence at KieL Ihe Jonge Cornells, », hence at the The Vnendschap, Gerloff, hence at ditto. Victoria, Voss, hence Warnemunde. The Bibby, Doyle, hence Dublin. The Nile, Murphy, hence at ditto. The Thomas, Roberts, hence ditto ...
... and co. c ‘2d slaves L. Claude.—ln the Queen’s Dock. The Aphrodite, J. S. Fiercke, from Danzig, with 200 pecs fir timber I j c deals 7 fms lath wood for Uobinson and Dalmer, 40 bags flour L. Claude.—in the Queen’s Dock. The Ncptunus, (of Darth) J. Nieman ...
... M. Orts.Hid, from Danzig, with 369 fir balks, 5S 5 deals. Ic deal ends, 2fath latiwood, 80 brlfour, 2600bags, L. Claude..-Queen's Dock. Danzig, J. SDomasky, from Danzig, with 7 6pc firtimber, bc deals, 85c staves, 200 brl four, L. Claiade,-Quaen's Dock ...
... ginger Salthouse Dock P F Ahlekts from timber 35c for J and Queen’s Dock 4jc for W Queen’s Dock Victory 1 Phillips with 18 ends for C Neuman— Queen's Dock Archangel D from 21 l&th J Bourne caviare Queen’s Dock St Vincent St csks tallow 2ft cranberries W hemp ...