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... THAT Upon Thurfday the 7th of September 172 1, at Two or Clock in the Afternoon, in the Sail-cloath-manufaOory in South »•_. wiil be expofed to Roup, the whole Sail-cloath, Yarn, whitned and gt. Brafs and Cane Reeds, Hatchels, a large and a fmali Copper ...
... . f\N Tuefday next being ehe 12 Inftant, at Two of the Clock in the Afternoon, in the Sail Duck Manufactory in South Leith, will be expofed to roup, the whole Sail Cloath, Yarn whitened and Green, hatch- led Hemp, Lint, Tow, Brafs and Cane Reeds. Hatchels ...
... ADV ERTISEMENTS. To Sail from LEITH to CAROLINA the ifl Oclober next, Hind and Weather ferving . The Ship MAGDALEN, Burden about 160 Tuns, Capt. Wiliiam Cai Is Commander, well rigged, maaned, and mounted wirh 8 Carriage Guns, betides Swivels and S.nait ...
... JjtiM, watt, trom Berwick. , Sailed the 25th ojie #W J anet * Green, for London. 'jjlin, J*™* 2 * A new Coal Mine is faid to be Ved near Ballycaftle, the Coals of which are : .,be better than any in Enpland. ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. +H4- Th sit the Good Ship, The CONCORD of Le'nb, AN* DREW PATERSON Mafter.. is to Sail precifely upon the 17th of February Inflant (Wind and Weather ferving) from the Road of Leith, directly fot Gibraltar in Spain. Whoever has a mind to ...
... AD V ER T I S E M E N T S. To Sail from Leith to BOSTON in New England the Firft cf March next, TheSh-p. JAMES, Burden isoTaas, Capt. John Trail. Commander: If any Merchant have Goods, or PaiTcngers defign thither, (the Ship having excellent Accomir.od3 ...
... Thurfday laft he left the Fleet,, be- ing 21 Sail ofthe Line, 35- Leagues S. W. of Ufhant. That on the 19th inft. he was in St. Martin's Road all. Night, and in Rochelle Road the 20th, where there was but four Sail of French Merchant Ships v and one Priva- ...
... upon Fhurfday the 7th of September 1-721, at Two of tk Clock in the Afternoon, in the Sail-cloath-manufe ...
... ORKNEY LilT of Shipping i Sth Nov. Sailed from Stromnefs, the BlofTom, Ran- ken, and the Alifon, Snype, both for Stockholm. iad Ditto, forced on Shore by a Gale of Wind on the Ifland of Lambholm, the jean, Adams, from Leith, bound to Caithnefs, to load ...
... 12th Inftant advife, that Admiral Siofterna was lying ready to convoy the Tranf- ports to Finland, with 7 Sail of Men of War ; and that 16 Sail more were fitting out with all poffible Expedition >, but whither defigned was not then known. Whitehall* July ...
... ORKNEY IJft of Shipping. 9th Jane. Sailed from Stromnefs the Hornet, with th c Hudfon's Bay Ships. The Three Brothers of Shied h, Ormsby, the Torbut of Whitby, Armftrong, the Good indent of Shiells, Buaver, and the Rachel of Whitby, Remington, all from ...
... ORKNEY Lift of Shipping. I 3d Auguft. Sailed from Stromnefs, the ßettyofi- 1 Boyd, from Norway for Learn in Ireland; the* Burn, from Dundaugh for Gottenburg; the M^ White, from Norway to Saltcoats; theMarvo^- fteed, from Dublin to Dronthcim; the PeggT* ...