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... demand that the Mer- chandizes taken in the Hamburgh Ships belong- ing to their respective Nations, be separated from the Effects belonging to the Citizens of Ham- burgh, before the Fate of those Ships be in any manner determined. On Tuesday a Horse of ...
... Chriil-Church Hofpital where he iis Education in the Mathematical School )C of Age Knowledge fit to go to Apprentice to a Commander Ship out his Time and the laft r'e made the Captain dying he brought Fox-hunter from Lifbon He had al- the Character of fober modeft ...
... Midlummer next Red Lyon Painfwick cefterfhire The Stock and Furniture to fold at a realona-ble Price Enquire at the faid Houfe LOST on the 7 I from the Right Hon the Conway’s at Sandy well in Gloucefterlhire Spaniel one Setting the The former is with Liv ...
... would perfuade us the Court had been in a Patmick upon the Arrival of a Courier from Triefte, with Advice that fome Foreign Ships had been fcen upon the Coafts of Croatia ill the Adriatick Sea, at whole Sterns they could difcern French and Spanifti Colours; ...
... to the Owner Tho- mas Hedley at felton, or to the Printer of tin's Taper, Hi all he handfomely rewarded, and Charges paid. LOST on Monday the 21ft of this Inftant July, between Heaton-Hall and the Weftgate in New- caltle upon Tyne, a Cornelian Seal fet ...
... Flat-footed Whof ver gives Notice laid Gelding (fo as may be had again) fliall be rewarded for Trouble by me John Partridge LOST on Thurfday the 7thlnft between Petty-France and the Smith's Shop Paper directed to at Hampton containing the following Goods ...
... Ha-vannah we have Advice that all Ships fitted out of Cuba the Governor or commiifion’d by him as Guarda Cofta’s had Orders not to Englifli Ships in Campeachy who had proper Powers to receive Logwood as Equivalent for the Ship ! their but the fame remark that ...
... each are printed Allowance will made to tlofe worthy d fpofed Vtrfont who difiribute Bocks cf this Kivd for the Pubilch Good. LOST on Saturday the Day ot this Inftant December in Corby Forcft the County on, black full Aged, about Hands high, hip'd on the ...
... came down the Compton, C. Holine, for the Eat Indies; and remains with the five Englifb and four Dutch Ships for the Eaft Indies. Alfo the Merchant Ships for different Ports. N. B. Sold at the Printixt Office, Now, the very Plain Spanifh SNUFF, of a molt ...
... 1 4 18 Tires i 6 New Hops 11. 8 s. to 11. tz s. In conk Cloth. Deal, March tt. Yenerday came and remain with his Majelly's Ship Squirrel, the Windham, C. Suittcr, and the Lynn, C. Gilbert, both for the Eaft Indies. T o be fold at Stephen Gillow's at St ...
... that Sir John Norris, with eight capi- tal Ships, is order'd home from Lisbon ; and that Admiral Balchen is to continue there with the re- maining Part of the Squadron, and to be reinforc'd with eight Ships of the Line. The Elizabeth and Anne, Capt. Young ...
... Foot of Mr. John Dawfon's Rope-Walk, in Gatefidc near Newcallle, about 80 Tons, or thereabouts. Enqui.c of Mr. Wm. Staward, Ship-Charpcnter in G.uelidc aforefaid, or Mr. John Staward in North-Shields. Co be &01D, A Freehold Eftate lying at Hulam and Shea- ...