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... this Infant Febiuiiry, at tint Fftufe of Mrs. Redhead in South Shields, between tit Floitrs ofTw* ami Four in tht THE good Ship or VeiTel, now belonging o Mr. ■*■ RichirJ Blakelock, culled The Wheat Sheaf, lying at ScWrth Shields. An Inventory whereof ...
... lately the Eftate of the faid Francis to- gethei with three Keels, now lying at Ot neai the South Shore near Gate/head; and two Ships, the one call'd Tht Wye-Indian, of the Burthen of i«o Tons, or there- abouts, and the other call'd The Cliriftophtr and Elizabeth ...
... Stockton, Pr« rheii about 190 Tnn«, Mr. Jonn Benton, deceaied, laic Mailei, :■ ro bcfold: Whoever bas a Mind to buy the laid Ship, i\uy a, ph to Mr. Nich. Swainliou, or Mr. John HcadLin at Su'cktoij, uo will ihew ihem a true Livciuory uf the fame, aud neat ...
... Mr. Ayfcough, Printer, in Nottingham; Mr. Farnworth in Newark npon Trent; Mr. Wood, Bookfeller, in Lincoln; Mr. Cook, at the Ship in Gainsborough; M|. Garret, Printer, in Dufton; Mr. Starfl'ord in Stam- ford; Mr. Cuthbertfon, Diftillcr, at Witt ingborough ...
... ALL Perfons claiming any right, title, or intereft in, or to the Ship call'd The John of Shields, whereof Mr. Thomas Moor was late Mafter, or any Debt for Goods, delivered for the faid Ship's Ufe, are defued to produce their Securities, 01 Notes for Goods ...
... Freehold, and vow in Farm at the yearly Rent of ji 1. very convenient, and well fituate for a Merchanr, or any Perfon in Trade 5 Ships of conliderable Burthen coming within a Quarter of a Mile theieof; and but about five Miles from Kendal, a Town of very good ...
... Voyage, and a Journal v.rouht thete':ii, every Day at Noon, by Latitude and l.miLitude, which plainly Ihews the Tract which the Ship hatii 'made upon the Surface of the Water, and is a con- vinqug Proof of the keeping an exact Journal, and the whole Voyage ...
... Papers inthe Couilie of the Month. 11. Poetical productions. IH. A Summary Account ot Foreign Af- fairs, IV. domestick intelligence: As, Promotions Ecclefiaftical, Civil and Military, Ac- cidents, Robberies, Mattiages, Births, Deaths, err. V. Prices of ...
... Branches of polite of News, both Foreign and Do* Learning, and ufeful Science meflick. 11. Poetical Eflays. VI. The Arrival of Ships afhottid ill. Records of Literature, being andforeignPoits. Theßifeanci a brief Account bf whatever Fall of Stocks. Priceof ...
... Freehold, and now in Farm at the yearly Rent of jr J. very convenient, and well fituatc for a Merchant, or arty re'rfon in Trade; Ships of confiderabie Burthen coming within a Quarter of a Mi.'c thereof; and but about five Miles from Kendal, a Town of very good ...
... Face, her Legs fomewhat lighter colour'd than her Body, a Knot behind her near Hough, and a bob Tail. Whoever can give! Intelligence of her, lb that fhe may be had again, to Mr. William Cheefebrough, of Barnard-Cattle aforefaid, lhall have a Guinea Reward ...
... Volume are feveral Trials not to be found in any other ColleflliGti ; and fome Trials that were tiken in hafte, and fcarce intelligible, are here brought into regular Order, r.nd many Deficiencies throughout the vvhoie fupply'd: There are alio fome very curious ...