... venturing too ncir the flip on ElTex-quav, unfortunately fell into the rivgr at the time of high water, and was drowned ; feveral boatmen were for four or five hours in fcarch of the body, but without effea. The perfon who was apprehended a principal in the robbery ...

... imifeaual, owing amazing (well. Before morn ..jer'flie iinrorturiifcry funk, by which the vefTH an,l °o are entirely loft. The boatmen fuppoi ner to a foreigner. Had fprung leak, and that the crew V .ft l \im.day Sheriff Leet took large prefs and other implements ...

... Remainder having been carried off; that they knocked down John Parkitifon, Tide-Waiter, William M'Dowcll, and John Rogers, Boatmen; that the two former they beat, cut, bruifed, and battered on the Head and Body in a tnoft terrible Manner, to the great ffufion ...

... 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 ...

... Remainder having been carried off; that they knocked down John Parkinfon, .Tide-Waiter, William M‘Dowell, and John Rogers, Boatmen; that the two former they beat, cut, bruifed, and buttered on the Head and Body in a mold terrible Manner, to the great Effufion ...

... millions roubles. We do not yet know any lives are 1011, or the number, of hems 'birr that which make’s’ us fear is, that the boatmen and workmen in the balques, were in a manner furprifed by the flames. Madrid, Sept. 4. Mr. Cumheiland who has been, for feme ...

... ftreet, Five Guineas each, tor the of Fqndforprnfecuting to corvifljon ■II offending or perfon* Ciall hereafter flmpley'aH Boatmen. We alfo think our duty to give this notice to the Public prevent difippointpient, well a* to (hew what ftepS we have taken ...

... Navigation Rom Liiiiericlc 10 Newton (Jog, is wnhin a few Days of being Compleaily The great Bog of Gillogue now open ail Boatmen and Colnien that to ply in the I'urf Trade; And, in about ten Days the other great Bog ot Newton will be open j which Means ...

... robbed him a conliderahle aim money, with which they cfcaped. Before they attacked the gentleman, they knocked down the two boatmen. Same day, woman was taken out ot the river Kilcock, drowned. . Monday old woman fell down in Bolton-Itreet, and broke ker ...

... of I—l _ 1 , . . . .-j - • . . , , J r .A Dalkey, at 4d. per Week, and is. to paid Smiths the Way. carred on >n the fame Boatmen for each Horfe, both on putting them extenfive Manner JAMES WE.MAN. ; on lfland takln ...

... ISLAND OF DALKEY. HORSES be taken graze on the (fluid of Dalkey, at 4s 4d. per Week, and Is. be paid to the Boatmen for each Horfe, both putting them on the Hhnd and taking them off. Horfe to received for lefs Time thon r.ne Month. The it reckoned the ...

... Kelly, Jmeville, ECq; hit fon, and brother, Lieut. Edward Kelly, of the 18th Light Dragoons, a Mn. Thot(thorough, and t»o boatmen, were failing to Youphal, boat overfet, by which unfortunate catallrophe tbe two Mr. Keily, Mrs. Thornborough, and the bottmen ...