... ia, dated Sept. as. lays, A molt melancholy Cataftrophe occurred on Thurf- I day the Init. near She Capes of Delaware. The Ship. Faithful Steward, cape. Westland. from Londonderry, bound to this Port, with 240 Patten, gen on board, handing into the Boy ...

... iun • informed the Houk th•t ne had not been a')le to preterits the El; cotes of the Citil kit .ft i.i exceeding its laconic; lost AIM lied conk. trendy been incurred, for Dtichar.e of %shit h lie upvti the Zeal and AlictliJaot his Coo!la .nc, _ 7be ekes:alb ...

... with aboat too Ship, fie Cattle, HAL, and or sit, * tizantity of sad in Ricks. Fur furt'aer Pusticulure apply to Vie Rev. 1) iu W teahan. TO HE SOLI) BY By J. STRINGER, Oa the Nem :es, a; the Lralk Hotta H. on W d yad the let atd a a. Lost. V. LL the PARMINti ...

... full Amount of the Lois without any Deduttion whatever. To be Sold to the highett Bidder, C Thee Clay the tgth Day of Julie lost. at the 8 ads Lien, tittle Settee. in the aj Wirral, and County of Cr efter, between tEe Hours of Three and 9 a in the Afternoon ...

... futficienr i - Fifa and . biota Floe of nth ., Writing ; the replied. the King knew what the,, tot ;he Pro , eclion of all Ships carrying the Flags of ;1 - Nld..web, 4,,,,, o , s the,. Pa 4T0-Money, If all are drawn Prises wanted, as the had ot , esi ...

... adjacent. THE B E T T Y, Itt;BERT ROBERTS. A Cheek ship and canasta Trader and in Con. trio to fail in Days loaded or not loaded.— Any futon, having Co de to Thy, are defired to ate aed pofitive Orders tor this Ship, as hel l tall Day at her tatting a Goods is ...

... twelve (landing and growing upon .he FHates before mentioned. The above-mentioned Wood remarkably fine and latgc fuitahle for Ship-building, Carpenters. Joiners, Coopers See frm Preflet three Miks. and from the great I urn pike Road in Broughton, leading ...

... twenty-three Prifouers were tried. fere• of whom were capitally twinkled, five were convicted of Felonies, and t i sequined. LOST or STOLEN, from Parkgate, ou at about the of December lift, A POMERANIAN or FOX &avowing to BOB: He is large of the Kind, has ...

... Animated Gladiator, and Stone Mafon’s Yard; ■ - Which changes a linking View Mr. BAKKR’s DOCK-YARD, in LIVERPOOL. With a 60 Gun Ship on the Stocks ready for launching And lor that Night only, Mr. T, banks will Leap through ; A GRAND FIRE-WORK,. Reprefcnting ...

... Ranks in every Part thela Kingdom*; nor arc their virtu ...

... of Blubber, and about one Ton of Bone. Capt. Mafon was informed, that Ships lying in one Mace, waiting the rote of Augull , Ive Period of the Seatim in that Country YAK. cefsfel Ships are by the late Law bound to aair, or forfeit the Bounty), were all tidied ...

... ease Account of what Ships both Powers had at that Period was fo well known to each Court, that no Deception in that Refpett could have been prac• tifed on either. We have the Pleafsre to acquaint the Public, that by the lift Ships from Bofton, and other ...