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... Yards of Flannel. Alto 1200 Quarters of and feeing many or them got together in the • .Wheat for Liabon. • fore Part of the Ship, he went to them to in- Imported from the S!re;ghts, Pound quire into the Cade ; but they immediately weight of Thrown and ...
... ?? Money, and loco Horfe at 30,000 Florms Duch Money pe^Monrh; and the fame Proportion (hall be obteroA wiA refperfto the Ships that ought to be furnifhe ...
... Duty of 9 per Cent, lately laid on all Britifh Manufaftures imported, is extended to all Sorts of Goods imported in Britifh Ships. When the Exprefs arrived in Scotland for the Earl of Weems to come to London, the Countefs fell extremely 111 on hearing of ...
... Bullnefs. On the 28th and 29th the Oiftins, Cleaveland, bound to Barbados, and the Sea Nymph,' Buckley, from Martinico, two Ships more, and a Scooner whole Names are not yet known,' were loft near Cape Codd. On the 3d the Charming Betty, Jackfon, arrived ...
... fecret Commiffion, The following is an Extra& of a Letter from Paris, which comes from a Correfpondent of ours., upon whofe Intelligence we lay a greater Strefs $han upon any other whatfoever. IT may be rem^rk'd the Wind has blown for forae Years paft from ...
... his Rigjjj of holding cci tain Lands in the County of Limricfc And we fee the following Article printed in the' Dublin Intelligence, vi£. That on ths 2d Inftant i| the Morning, Dr. Thomas Sawbridge, Dean of Ferns, was arraigned for forcibly and feloniaufh ...
... his Anceftors and to allure him that wasrefolved to live in good Intelligence with -Ruffian Court and to renew the reaties made with the late Emperor Peter I mfterdaW) July 4 Several Ships have been here for Tranfporting the Troops de-Jgn d Service of Don ...
... French. ■ And fiom Barcelona of the 6th, that they were bufy building Stalls in their Ships there for tranfporting the Cavaltry ; that ihe Molt was fo full, that Ships cannot get in till others come outj that every thing was carried on with Vigour, that ...
... 'Repayment of a great Sum of Money for- merly advanced upon it by our Court. Genoa, Sept. 9. On Monday arrived here a French Ship from sviarfeiiles, the Mafter whereof reports, That the Galleys in that Port continued Rill arm- ed,as weil as the Men of War ...
... a large Ship about 600 Tons was cafe at Eftaples on the Coaft of coming the Weft-Indies 960 Hogmeads of Sugar and Quantity of Coffee As foon tfie Ship ftruck the Long-boat went with three and were drowned Three more (we hear) were loft in Ship and the ...
... Weather been exceeding favourable, tho* ihe wanted no Afliftance either of Pilots to condud, or Boats to row her in. Another Ship arrived in the Road Yefterday from St. Domingo alfo, which is taking out Part of her Loading, in order to come into Harbour ...
... Holland, they cot pla•ined thereot to the Keeper of the and told him, fah f cret Proceedings fixed to them to with the good Intelligence IA hich had been mutually preicrv'e. But the Keeper of the Seals, they fly, gave them an Anitver, with which they appcat'd ...