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... IF any Gentleman, Merchants or others, have occalion to freight any Ship from thi> Port, , to any Patt of this Kingdom, ot for Foreign Ports, mayntum/gto Mr. Laurence Colby vi North Shields, who will procure Mailers to ferve them, Jan. the lift, \ji6-7i ...
... Number of Ships and Guns were (v- Sierior to the En.-niy, their great Weight of Metal and Nuin- >er ot Men nude very little Difference be: ween us- ail their Ships, as I am inform'd, ihe Severn excepted! carry 41 Pounders, lnd Qur four beft Ships carry but ...
... Notice of his whitening Linnen Cloth, to as much Perfeftion, as thofe in Holland can pretend, thinks fit togive this further Intelligence, that he is now fully de- termined to follow the fame Bufinefs, and that he w 'll begi i aflbon as the Seafon permits, ...
... and fayed the faid Ship and Cargo} and that when we weie going to the Aid and Af- ftftance of the faid Ship and Caigo, we met the Crew of the laid Ship, who told -as, that the faid Ship and Cargo would be aWieck, and that the faid Ship would ...
... On Friday February z was publiltiaJ, Beautifully printed on a me DuuhPdper, The LOribON MAGAZINE^ Or GENTLEMAN'S Mtnthly Intelligence. « To Ik continued {Price $,x-Pence emb Me .«/».) Contain^ (creater Variety, and more m Quantity, tivan\° y Momt.ly ...
... Redhead, in South- Shields, THe Ship, or Catt, call'd, The Richard and Sarah, of Sunderland, of the Burthen of live hundred Tons, or there- abouts, whereof Mr. Thomas Watfon, deceas'd, was late Mafter; being a line Ship, well found, and lit foi any Tiade ...
... oppofite to the Glafs-houle Bridge, where 11 Perfon may view them j And to pieveut Miftakes, may U hewn them by Mr. Roger Duiham, Ship-wiight. Co be %ttt t Againft May-day next, A Farm of Lands atSkirningham, inthePa- ( |l rifh of Hau.Hton, within two Miles ...
... wuh * blhy T 4 ,| and rough Main when loft, has been l*i?ly hurt before the f ...
... Redhead, in South- Shields, THe Ship, or Catt, call'd,7fr Rich ard and Sarah, of Sunderland, of the Burthen of five hundred Tons, or thcie- abouts, whereof Mr. Thomas Watfon, deceas'd, was late Mailer, being a line Ship, well found, and fit for any Trade ...
... pair, whofo hath a Miiid to buy het, may tieat with the laid John Cole, 111 Newcaftle afotefaid. A. IS. The abovementioned ship will hebut once mote advenifcd, To be LETT, Againft Mat-dat next, it-HE HOUSE at Little Benton, wherein Mrs JL Sandetfon lives ...
... before Lammas next, other- ivije rhey ivill be profecweifor thefm?. Phis ts alfo to give Nor ice, that the feveraP- Parrs oj Ships under-mentioned (being one half ofthe faid Parmerfbifs Venrure in Shippmft belonging to the Heirs oj Mr. Thomas J)aWfok dfftafil ...
... Seivice m the Country. And any Perfons that ha* a Mind to take PalTage, or Ship Goods for Maryland, or Penfilv.inia, Penfilvania being the next Coun- ty to the Place where the Ship goes, may be reafonahly accommo- dated: Apply tp Mr. John Colvil, or Mr. ...