... for that purpofa: it confifted a Captain Surveyor; Cnatl- Ofticer, as aiding Surveyor ; three boatmen, ailing Coalt Officers ; out twenty-five land boatmen, (filed their Captain ; and revenue cutter, with hr full complement’ (fay 30 hands) together with ...

... bank } but, being then high water, and ihe light, they were, with difficulty, brought back to their jnoor'ngs, the King’* boatmen, who ventured their lives for the lately of their fellow-creatures. A degiee I'pint and generofitjr which ihould never loofe ...

... accnjidcrable him '.noiiey, after which they made their ji.dpe. Previous their attacking the gentleman, Ui«y knocked the two boatmen down. Saturday tvening, fix o’clock, Mr. Ryan was ftopped his way t..vn a; Circular Road, three footpads, armed with fwords ...

... them better manners--glaziers that would make the light shine through them---coiners that would not give a rap for them---boatmen to fink them---barbers that shave clofe---tinkers that will try their metal---and bankers that would kick them into balf-crowns ...

... by two men, fu; pofed ot and is now ina fair way of recovery. the fame party whom the foldier {wears pofitively to, Three boatmen, as being in the above, were yelterday ing apprehended and lodged in gaci. U 5B L I N. D There is not, nor do we find in hiftory ...

... or four parcels which were uite eod and frefhh, have been expofed for fale during t fummer, The reafon given is, that the boatmen, will not return without fail cargoes; and before this can he ef- fe€ted, thofe that have been firlt caught, are quite fale ...

... men employed on an undertaking that requires twelve hundred ; and of thefe twelve men, fe- ven of them are fuperannuated boatmen, patt their labour, who would not get two-pence an where elfe in the kingdom they cou li do He adds, that if forne fudden ...

... taken near Cape Clear, by a French privateer, and ranfomed for gool. Ey tract of a letter from Galway, Fune 12. * By fevera! boatmen from Aran, we are in- formed, that on Friday laft, a fmall brig was we ea chofe i jin with the ifland, by a large veffel w'io ...

... kelp for the glafs-houfes of Dublin. | Second, ‘by ‘gy inting a port-forveyor the wai falary of eighty pounds annum, tweive boatmen, with a barge, pinnace,./building.a houfe for a and a the: fmuggling of: bra teas, and tobaccos in this part of the! > amounting ...

... niillfors of roubles. Wedo not yet know if any lives are loft, or the number of them, but that which rakes us fear is, that the boatmen and work- nien inthe barques, were in a manner furprized by tke fumes. i ON DON, 30. Yefterday, Conunodore arrived in town ...

... Srocured him reward of hit aNiont, by altering him with the mean and fulfome addreffes of expedants, dependants, tidewaiters, boatmen, &c. he. But why I mention addrefles, had they not the bare-faced atfurance to propofe him at a meeting of fifty-five delegates ...

... the prize premifed to be given by Sir Edward Newenham for a boat race, hath already excited a great emulation among fevcral boatmen, who purpofe to come candidates. A well-timed diftribution of fuch prizes, may be ultimately attended with great good confe- ...