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... . LOST, in mat Laft, A WRAPPER PARCEL, Lrcrd.es.maker. Ppa/ ( , t Br , y^' «' vc intense, .hr fo ,£, majr Ik had n, fl.ail icccive One Guinea Repaid P y ' X ,r ct LtMhf, neat Oiley, in ° f amtt IJ / * -l»etper, in Al*,. L f, AGetnecl DWELLING HOUSE! ...
... ) STOLEN' or LOST, Sun-Jay, oil Aten lay Morning the 179.1, A SILVER WATCH, No. 177, 71,*.,, Col!Ur, Limerick, near Vher ley, the Owner's Name tngraven the upon the hralit, at or near Any pirlnn bringing the lame Ann Fills, the A 'inn's Hf.i.lf ill Cirut ...
... Now -^T-i Lir.-pw!, ■!*'s, itJq, Loading for W • Y O ll K, The Ship James Rebecca Bui thru • Pui’it of Live Oak and Cedar, Turf!, m VclilU mount* n-pounder*. .♦ *: ,-; Birull Arms, ami Ova. - *. rs. \. ~j ti.il three Weeks, having ,’tut P.nl 01 .S. Cargo ...
... a Norway Ship bound for Galway laden mostly with Boards, wrecked at a Place called Ballylongane, within a small mile of Ballyhige ; she -had eight Men on Board at her coming off from Norway, and her was to unrortima'rly tedious, (having lost her Compass ...
... ordered them to Steer for Mauritius. On the 14th they lost Sight of the French Ships. Richard Price, being a bold and resolute Officer, spirited up the Lascars to stand by him in order to recover the Ship on which a Bloody Engagement ensued; ten of the French ...
... to go the Hill, for fear the Sheep should be drifted; they all three went, and lost their Lives on the Hill in Combnan; it is thought that Whirlwind took them, and they lost John, and in searching for him, Edward's Club split, and he fell on him, and ran ...
... conveyed to Liverpool, being the Port for them to take Shipping for the North, and other Parts of Ireland, been fent thro' the County of Cheftcr, to Patkgate, where the Opportunities getting Shipping for fuch Vagrants are let's frequent, and Velfels very ...
... Liverpool, for Hamburgh, the 28th of March lalL The Ship TRIUMPH, CAPTAIN FLETCHER. A remarkable fall Sailer, and will [take in Loading, back from Hamburgh, for Liverpool. Whoever hath any Good* to Ship, are requeued to give immediate Order* to their C ...
... feven Sail more. The Defiance pitted ??? i Capt, Hood, in the Antelope, but the Day hej with thefc Ships. SHIPS arrived at LIVERPOOL fince oar LAST. Ships. Mailers Names. Carg**:,. F whrxt. J. 3.- AmuJement,J. Goufry Bey, IFhcut, Flux, is' Dao x..r Judith ...
... j the Admiral, therefore, ordered her to burnt. The Ipfwich went a hundred Leagues;â to thM Weft ward with the two India Ships, and is returned a leaky Condition. Vefficl which file mfct at they were informed, that the ill Infant art Earth-', quake happened ...
... Bundles of bell ERMLAND YARN, being Part of the Cargo of the Ship Ann, John Marwin, Matter, Branded on her Paliage from Koningf berg to Hull, and was immediately and dryed on being taken out of the Ship. Alto Forty WRAPPERS, which will be put up in I'mall Lots ...
... two large Flench Ships writ difi-ovcred off C*pt Henry, endeavouring to make the Mou>h of the Bay;—die St Alban's, and oin ; p die Solcbay, inflantly gave chicc; at eight in the Fhvfoing we c-itnc within Blank Shot of the ftetnmofl Ship, hailed her. and ...