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... Scot'and, • i i dit fell «« , LOST, MONDAY evening tat, H*wo-*hd-Wbite POINTER BITCH, I the name of QUILL. Whoever her Mr. Ca«iiuthi«», druggist, shall handsomely rewarded. And any her after this notice, will prase.o. - r LOST OR STOLEN, I \PHAM, between ...
... night, and walked out of window, three stories high, and foiling into the street, was kilted upon the spot. On Saturday lost, fine new ship, burthen 295 and pierced for 18 guns, was launched at Mr. Brockbank’s yard, in this town. She is caOed the. Paragon ...
... ^fcc, 11. South West View LanfltftcfCSistlc, with the Aqueduct BHdge. I the distance. Part of St. * •rorje’s Quay, with Shipping, &c. and the Mountiimof Ingleborough. 111. A South View John Gaunt’s Tower, *hich forms the entrances into the Castle. IV ...
... Sir J. Saumatet; but the Lords of the Admiralty refusing to confirm the appointment, and ordering him to rejoin his former ship, he immediately exclaimed, It will break my heart I and so poignantly was he affected hr the disappointment, that he died ...
... several ships cut from their anchors in this road, amongst them the Dispatch, Capt. Wallace, of Workington, who got foul of another ship, carried away her bowsprit, and drove on shore on the Castle Point, where it feared she will be totally lost; her cargo ...
... with salt, from Liverpool for Dantzic, having lost one man, her maintop roast, boats, roils, &c. She sailetl from Liverpool on the 2d inst. in company with about other vessels, (20 of which were American ships) all which were in the dreadful gales of wind ...
... Manufaduret exported in •783 3,633,000)1799 6,877,000 Nnmbar of Britith Ship* entered inward* and cleared outward* at the Ports of Great Britain in . 11,6*5)1800 • 2*1364 Ton* cf Britifli Shipping entered inwards and cleared outwards at the Ports Great Britain ...
... sufficient freight offered, The Ship BENSON, C. WSTLETHWAITE, master, _J (UitH a Passport._) Burt ben 237 tons, coppered, and sails very fast. For freight or passag’ apply BF.NSON and MOORE. LiNr/\sTca, No* 13, 1801. ...
... list the French, Spanish, aud Dutch ships, lost, taka), and destroyed, from the commencement of the war in 1793, to October, 1801. Fttueh Dutch Spanish Total. 49 23 11 81 2 I 11 0 I 3 133 I 31 20 I 161 I 32 | 1 248 Ships of the Line Fifties - - - - Frigates ...
... report from the ships arrived here from the Baltic, the Nancy, Want, of this place, is put into Copenhagen, to repair damage.— The Flaxton, Stephenson, of this place, is upset and totally lost (crew saved) the Dolphin, , of Newcastle, is lost (crew saved ...
... county, and many thousand tons are annually shipped off from thence. A commodious dock has been lately formed at the end of the canal, where vessels of Urge burthen may lie afloat; and a little below this dock ships ate admitted into a sealock, which communicate* ...
... Ireland, coal laden, i* totally lost near Holyhead. The crew With difficulty. The Ann, YounghusbanJ, of Whiteharen, from Quebec Greenock, is put into Stranraer, after passage nineteen days only. The deck of large ship has been found at sea some fishermen ...