... lle, a°l Job A coefiskreble Part the above Timber is fir foe Ship- u pon Ippctite.—None as building, sod the Whole is very ecinversiestly Seamed with i Norton, in his to Carriage, the Lost beiagenatigoom to the See, in, on Promi o ctoi s, with the fllows ...

... acquainted in The, r, place them in o:ier le. to their Dates. lie hatter , himfeif that the with its Fault!, wile be the lost cornricat the oi the Kind. The Errors of the Pie% ‘v . AL. .F. 4 '1r211.110,..; to d4tlo6ll * . PtticiaAre obit Day it p.. ...

... Treaty (but kept vet) keret) Sweden has engageiJor a large Sum of Money, to fup,fiy France conaantly with Ships for her Navy. The Petition ;lost the City of Waterford, in the Kitl..dom Ireland, prefentrd on Friday to the Houle of Commons, flares among ...

... nuke life any cthctTime 10. Directions prepare proper Foodtor thcSick it. ForCapiairts Ships, how make all uictnl Things for a Voyage, and lettmg cut fame boaisl a ship. Of Hoijs Puddings, r3. To pot and make Hams, pickling. Ij. Of Cakes. 10 of - (lake* ...

... Men of War ready for Sea at a Day': By a private Correfpondent we learn, Troops at Button have attacked and del vincials, who lost a moo Men in the Lot's of the former, it is laid, is 600. enabled to give our Readers a more count of this unhappy Event, but ...

... Taft, the Portugueze came and attacked that Place with a Squadron of five Ships and come Troops ; but that our Governor had found Means to repulfe them, and fink one of their Ships. The fame Letters add, that in confequence of this Hoftility, 1,000 Men ...

... : , tat:. Mr Pratchlt. thew the Pismires ; rAr fu, t:, :r Par.; ulars ap t ly to Mr. Grcgcry, in Whit: , t kurch. RINGS LOST. LOST the latter Ent! of September hill, RINGS, one an antique G irnet Ring, •eith Roman Emperor's Head on it ; the other a Hair ...

... the Crew periffied, except two Men, who being is the Forepart of die Ship, %%eve driven upon the Rock, and remained there three Days; when one of them obferved, by fame Perfons in • lost to make a Sig. sal; who immediately went to their Relie4 sad gave them ...

... think I can lately fay I have at length procured, and unlefa my is very %rung, the Ships arc ready to from manned and vittualled for 7or 6 via. \ Ships. Gans. I Ships. Guns. El Artigasst. 70 El roiteroc, 70 F.I Cony Meador 70 El 7 , 0 F.I 'Triumphant ...

... firms Bcr:in is to enn7irce thc 14..ti . i:thie poffi-fling I) iiisi k. 41?;.! 77i1111.! e.11I11 . 00:11 , Ei in 1 1.1r.n% Ship.. Are Puttl t ',op Tun! Si tracni i chi hm.,;,1 I ir ut .vern thirty Ana tort. hicn. Li 1 .1,!% ic By ti s iron; hlot.nt ...

... Bridle. COUNTRY NEWS. I. Lail Night Orders arrived here for iuch Ships u arc ready for Sea to fail to the Weft i -Indies mme di a tely. It is laid they are to be Rationed there to guard our Ships Irons being Sopped in thofe Parts by the Spaniards, who (else ...

... is likely is involve many -The othrr Partners report, it to nuke every i a Lett.r a ft Isom. Key 11772 TLW upw of ao uf Ship ruin dtitiort tante Antnur here w. ,cdwr with dc trim Lowlisw, Itsoy,ints to his Dritsam.ek hts 7. the Stiedh Comm MLcth tlw ...