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... DEEDS LOST or MISLAID. WHEREAS the fcvcral DEEDS and WRITINGS undcimentioned were, about Sixteen or Seventeen Ytaisago, depofitrd in the Hands Wt lm Littledale, late of Whitehaven, Merchant, dteeafed, the late FRANCES HODGSON, Whitehaven, Widow, for and ...
... of thi. Town rnd Nenhbou.h. '.T WILLIAMSON and WILSON. Whitehawn, j Sept. 179 J. Wbiioliaven, ijjoly, TUST Landed from the Ships .1 CASTER and SALLY, fiom VIRCINIA, # A Choice Parrel of IA R, Ifa Jit for SHEEP SALVING and Alio, a ‘Jowiiiy James and Yor'k ...
... Plymouth, to pay off the officers and ships at that port. The Jupiter man of war of 50 guns, now under a compleat repair at Sheerness, is intended intended for the Leward Isand station, on the exchange of the ships that compose Sir Richard Hughes�â ...
... in the county of Durham, Mr. George Dixon, aged 54, one of the people called Quakers; in him the poor industrious man hast lost a real friend.*At Cambridge, Charles Colligon, M. D. 32 years professor of astronomy in that university.**At Bedale, Mr. John ...
... William Southward, in the prime of life.*Saturday last, in Chapel-street, Mr. William Smith, late boatswain of the Betsy, who lost his hand in firing a gun, as mentioned in our last.*Last week at Lancaster, Mr. Thomas Rowlandson, merchant, a young gentleman ...
... irdin, aged ynari; a young Man endowed will) ever;, a.urable .-jualhy 1 agrible of rendering the I*arcnt !i,.gpy. war trade a Ship-Carponter, and during the time hia Apprenticeihip (which was Mary Port; of employing his vacant hours wanton Idlenefs, devoted ...
... Friday last, at Cannonby church, Mr. Robert Ferguson, linen-merchant in Queen-street, to Miss Wood, daughter of Mr. Wood, ship-builder in Maryport.*Sunday se'ennight at Carlisle, Mr. Hewit, an eminent wood-monger at Cargo, to Miss Robson of Caldewgate ...
... Whiteside, from Jamaica for this port, (one the fleet) foundered in the gale off the Banks of Newfoundland, and thirty one people lost: Capt. Whiteside, the Second Mate, and a Boy, were taken up the Sarah of Lancaster, where the said vessel is arrived. Capt ...
... Consort are very healthy, and had not lost one man. Extract of letter from Bourdeaux, March, 21. The Liberty, Wilson, from Philadelphia, arrived here the 16th inst. by whom we have advice that seven sail of ships lay the Delawar river, ready to sail for ...
... 41.9™ .fle of Mann, A..1V1D.1 Matthew * Tboma., K.chardfnn Crow. Uy*Wood ; Tyne, Lock ; Betty, Codling from London. SPANIEL LOST. Whitehaven, Dec. aV 1793- WHEREAS a Brown BITCH, antwerinj to the Name FLORA, w,then.led Hatr. wh.le Feet, and good Deal white ...
... superfluous, his merit having been long, and universally known; suffice it therefore to say, that in him Learning and Humanity have lost one of their greatest ornaments, and Christianity one of its most able advocates; and, if ever human being deserved the high ...
... Cmdidrrjtiun, That Quarter Inlh Share toft* TWO CHINE AS, Eighth UN'k Ul'U NEA, and Sixteenth II iLF-a-GUINEA if Blank, ALL IS LOST, and there arc BLANKS to One Prize; whrreaii the fame Price* for the fame Benefit* with Silt RGOLD, and Co. return, evta for ...