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... depend that no Perfon can'or fhill excel him. andel No/ 88, SHOREDITCH, LONDON, To the Nobility, Gentev, Dea'ers, Captains of Ships, and others, delicate ia the Flavour or fiae Old Jomaica Rum.'&c. &e. Py 4 CHARI.ES WILSON, _having declined Partoerthipwith ...
... B Coanesldr, aad, Loste Waling, the » walling+ h'fl?&fihfiu:: Dagmenth, ‘J an Lord Bulkeley, ted various petitions sgaind m%mnebgwi Relief Bill. hey were ordered to lic on the table. Lord Shefield prefented a Petition from certain Ship-owners and Weft India ...
... LOST. Miflaid, or Stolen, from Mr. Avusin’s Colle&ion of Curiofities, lately open in Broad-Gate, in this City, and which, fince he clofed here, remained at the Red Lion Inn, in Grey Friars-lane, in the fii‘siz. uadl'nlmfb!'.. the 24th Inft. a beauntiful ...
... length the fuperior fkill ::5 courage of the Britifh prevailed, the Enem were complerely defeated, fix of their Linc-ol battle Ships taken, three funk, apd the remainder eicaped.—This, however, it is added, was not 'purchafed without ver&_ con lofs on our ...
... Two Frigates and all their Transports were sunk; and ships of t;? line, which remained, wer¢ boarded, and ir-crews put to the sword. The English lost two Frigates, received séme damage in the other ships. The engagetook place between Alicant and Carthagena ...
... a Letter from Captain Dighy, of his Majesty's ship the Cossackyaddressed tothe Kt. Hon. Lord Gambier, Admiral of the Blue, &c. and transmitied by his Lordship to the Hom. . I¥. Pole. ! His Majesty’s ship Cossack, off Saint MY LORD, Andero, June 35, 1808 ...
... be struck. ers have been issued by the Board to Sir James Saumarez, and the Ships to his S(Luadton, to observe with the stri ion the Licences granted by his Majesty ncil to ships sailing under a neutnf AT Decade Frigate is expected to sail ith to-morrow ...
... crop, are falling considerably, ~=Beans of the two sorts do not acquire more than stated in our figured beneath.—Oats have lost nothing in point of value; the arrivals are pumerous, but the guantity on hand adequate to the demand. RETURN PRICE of GRA ...
... accounts of the successes obtained {)y the ots in CATAaLoNtA, ARraGoN, and VALENCIA. calculated that the French had already lost ORTY THOUSAND MEN. CoLr have firm PaTy Ttwa near | n!s Carrure of Ficueeas by the Patriots is happily confirmed, as is also ...
... to Tuesday the first day ot Nofember next. i : f .« BANKRUPTS.- i o i!‘)(’!t chtwotfif Henderson, of George-street, |Minoriey ship and insurance-broker, August 16, 27, Sept. 24, At @uildhall.—Attornics, ‘Messrs. Collins and Co. London: '.(-n;“njn_ Harrison ...
... land under cover of ships of war. ¢ other Channel, which is directly between both Catchops, runs about N. E. by N. The both Channels thus forming the two sides of a triangle, meet a point within a ll:i?e of Fort St. Julian. Ships running up either of ...
... that all the support lying in tl Britannic Majesty’s flget shn{l be}srivm. - Capt.Smith,com:;u\dinghis ritangic Majesty’s ship Counus, is wed to deliver this gxpress, and instructed to pr to Siues, in order to lenda prompt and immediate assistance. : ...