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... Friends to Candidates; in which one them received a Wound in the Sword Arm, and was obliged beg his Life. SHIPS arrived at LIVERPOOL fince our laft. Feb. 16. Hopewell, Evans, Oats, Cardigan Two Brothers, Davis, ditto, ditto Jane, Owen, Barley, Holyhead 17 ...
... Charles, Weflon, n,l ti Charm. Betty, Pritchard, Hoi- FAhner, Hawkins, eitti lyhead John and Ann, Ware ham, &:⢠Try I, Thomas, Carnarvon tbefler Maria, Nicholas, Cardigan Three Siflers, Refe, If. n Little Betty, George, ditto 12 Speedwell,Davii, H-d\ ...
... freighted with Money for this City; by the Crew of which we are informed, that four Men of ar, two Frigates, and a new Xcbeck are arming tlut Port; but their definition is not publickly known. Though the frequent Accounts from France, fome Time ago, of die Ravages ...
... mace ofhetiing* for Wh.tc and Beckvrtth*. COASTERS. The Marii, O Owen*, frem Cardigan, with 300 caflt* butter foi White and Beckwith*. The Two Sifter*. L Lewi*, from Cardigan, with 140 calk* baiter fur White and Beckwith*. . The Experiment, from Pwllhely ...
... leagues N. E ol the South Foreland, that had left 1-ec.mig the inllaut, had not taken any thing. Sir John acquaints this privateer had been boarded the armed cutter otT Dunge- | lief., and tliat he himfelfliad examined her. and fulur- ’. her to proceed is ...
... London. 18. John Goddard, of London, Merchant, Dealer and Chapman. —At Guildhall, London. ;o. Richard Nedham, of the Borough of Leiccfler the County of Lekcflcr, Dealer and Chapman. —At the Three Cranes, Leictfler. at. John Lockwood and John Wardell, both ...
... cdnclday the 17th April, 1 tCH. John Fletcher and Co. Bis. Rum, 1 Qu trier Calk Wine, Bags Cotton, x Llephant Teeth, the John, John rlctchcr, from Jamaica. A Holmes, Cows, Bags Oatmeal. In the Sumpfon, Rich. Hughes, from Larne. John Dunbar and Co. 60 Cows, 10 ...
... Flint atones, from London Mary Jones, with Timber, from Chefter Hopewell. Lewis, with Oats, from Cardigan iq Betfey, Dobbins, with Pipe clay, from Exeter John, Bolton, with Sugar, and Coffee, from the Grenades Barbados, Davis, with Wheat, and Oats, from ...
... cJ Month—John Smith, alias Turner, for dealing a hand and birch Beefom, the Property of Wm. Worthington, >-t this own, to remain the Houle of CotreOioo. till the Seluons—Nancy Heaton, for dealing a Shift frem Clothes Hedge, the Piopcrty of John Eutwifle ...
... the Youth. Birmingham, April *o. At the Affizes StafFord, John and David Jones, for breaking open Barn and Stable;. Thomas Warburton, for robbing two Houfes-, one at AfhlCy and the Ecclefhall; John Beckett, for Stealing a Gelding from Mr. Salt; fofeph Hadley ...
... Locltwood bert Briilgc Jof. Keeling .?, Fd. Lrnilfon John Kirch J. Godfalvc Hhi. Hour, od Rdw, Rrnfon jun. gj Wni. Mildmay Nath S-eevens John Tyrrell J st.LegerDuuglas ot. White, Cl. Jo* Strutt John Cook D. I'hompfou Stonc-J. Galeivue 1 Pr. Dn Cine ham ...
... foghorn in the County tf Norfolk, Watch maker, Dealer and Chapman. 30. John' Terry, the City of Coventry, Dyer and Chapmanr JO. John Coram, of the City of Brtftol, Ironmonger. 30. John Eames, of the City tf Brifltl, Habtrdafber tf Hath and Brewer. April ...