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... behave regularly it i doubted whether this orderly ong Continuance he in of been enough others with great Indifcretion We that Sailed Gibraltar VecChia BANKRUPT Grave of Liverpool County Sadler and Chapman A General Bill ‘of all the Chrijlenings Burials from ...
... Streig4ts Mouth, hAving the Wind Northerly, and being five Weeks on her Paitige ; and at toe f,“ne rime there were about twenty Sail in Sight, bound to theEattward. This Day came on, at St. Ann's Veftry Room, the Scrutiny which was demanded by Sir George Vandoput ...
... Money laid out for Arms and Neccessaries during the Rebellion. The Bristol and Kent of War, with several Transports will soon sail for the Mediterranean, to bring over the Christian Slaves from Barbary. This Day Bank Stock was 133. India Stock, Books shut ...
... Joy I drink it on my bended Knee: Gie-M Queen! who governed this earthly Ball, Vr.d rivut'ft both Kings, and Kingdoms, ?? and Sail; ?? ii.fe wond'ious Pow'i in Secret all Things rules, M!.\s Fools of mighty Peers, and Peers of Fools i ?? M ters, Coronets ...
... violent Storm of Wind at S. S. E. being then about 70 Le gues:o the Welt*aid of the Lizard, and lying-to under a Mainltay -Sail, lhsppd feveral Seas, which did a great deal cu Ihmage, and obliged them to throw 4Vcl• board part of the Cargo, they believe ...
... violent Storm of Winel,at S S. E being then about feventy Leagues to the Weftward of the Lizard, and lying-to under a Mainftay- Sail, fhipp'd feveral Seas, which did a great deal of Damage, and obliged them to throw over board Part of the Caigo; they believe ...
... Wight and Sailed Alexander of london for Venice Alice Place from Leghorn Salilbury for Bourdtaux In-Iduftry Havre for three light Collier for Since arriv’d SeHeft’ John Swetland Vigo Salilbury Carcly St Martin’s Charming Molly Suet- Sailed John Furte ...
... Robert, Graig, from Virginia with Lumber, &c. and the Endeavour, Woodhoufe, from Lancafter with Oat Meal, Potatoes, &c. ; Sailed the Speir, Simfon, for Dublin with Tobacco. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. Whitehall Evening Pojl. WE hear hisMajefty has ordered ...
... Anftruther, Smith, with Barley. Came into the Road the Copt. Whithead Commander, for the Greenland Fifliery for this Place. Sailed the May of Leith, Maciver, in Bitliaft, to land Corn at Berwick for France; the Happy Janet of ditto Dick, for London with ...
... Itena witl Sailed, The Mary of Stirling, Morifon ; Providence of Dylan, Harriot Katherine of Kincardcn, Scotland, for the South-Firth in Ballall ; Princels Carolina, Strachan, and the Alexander and Elilabcth, Duncan, both for London. ADVERTISEMENT. THat ...
... lay there, and burnt them down to the very Water Ede, with the Lois only of 25 Men killed, and 48 wounded. The Fleet then let Sail for Tripoly, whole loh.birants readily fuhmitted to the Terms he thought convenient to impofe on them. Then returning to Tunis ...
... Betty from Jamaica, Miry Galley from Zant, a Ship from Antigua, and a Brigantine from Sevile. All the outward-bound arc under Sail, plying out of the Downs. Remains his Majefty's Ship Mercury. The Rev. Mr. CLEA'DON's Fever Pill, or Powder, CuREs effcaually ...