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... Sailed the Ocean, Dlxoa, for Cork Hayling, Lawford, for Farcham, Pye, for Plymfoth j Atdborough, Haddock; Brittania, Harrifon and the Friend* Succefj, Clover, for SnoderUnd'. Arrived at the Alfred, from Condon for Jamaica, - «ad failed again j Vrow ...
... Good [ncent, Bukin ; S; well, Manfbridge ; and Friends Goodwill, from Lon- don ; Owner’s Good Hope, Reggs, from Ply- mouth ** Sailed the Navy Tranfport, Sutherland, for Sheernefs ; Profperous Increafe, for Newczftle ; Friendfhip, Turnbull ; Betty, Lightfoot; ...
... from Deptford ; Good Intent, Ruikin Francis, Buckley, from London. Came in the Canceaux armed (hip, Captain Mouat, to dock. Sailed the Maria, Randall, for Barnftable; Defire, Lander, for London ; St. Lawrence, Hatcher, for Shcernefs ; Hope, Gordon, for ...
... and the Royal Oak man of war is gone out of the harbour to Spithead. Sailed, the Betty, Chapman, fcr Sundeiland. Arrived Spithead, the Druid (loop war, from the Downs. Sailed, the Alfred, Capt. for the Ead Indies. Extract of a letter from Portsmouth ...
... that the herring fishery this season has been attended with great success, and that forty ships laden with red herrings will sail for the Straits. The following story having been imperfectly related, we here lay the particulars before our readers: - One ...
... Arrived the. AOiburcqa, Mallii, from Dutmoteh i Four Broihrrj', Htonvi, from Fawejr i and ike Warner, For lock, from SundcrUnd. Sailed tfce Harlinß, Lawford. for Deptford John and (tee, Roper, for NewcilH# ; AAlbartaa, MuUli. and Poor Brotberr, Hcn- Ma, for ...
... horfe. Give, notice to the office. *%l • • * * • .. i i* * 1 ** STOLEN from CUptaaviri Surr?' the 16th infant, a l black' Sa&i.le Iforfei full aged, about fixMcni hands rmall onc int behind, a large iqd long mane, lias had hia (hoolders drawing. And afull ...
... orders that no expence may be spared to make it very elegant. A letter from Portsmouth, dated April 11, says, This morning sailed from Spithead, his Majesty's ship Pomona, for America, with some of the officers on board, which are to join the army under ...
... f-t fire to their barracks, and retreated to two forts, which General iHovve was about to attack when the Aflive failed. r Sailed the Pallas, Bell ; and Britifll Queen, Watfon, for Drptford; Fareham, Pye; Good Intent, Chapman, for Plym uth. Arrived the ...
... e. John Sbdthtrell tod Jolfcph Tay- ir (felony ;>-fibuciwelMh of. ; 4 inches d 5 r years of fee, inches lhfcodrer.. , , , Sail (bury GaoMHW; 8«rl and Lewis, for dHMpSlingi' irsof age, j -feet higbj; d(hep- born f age, i-feetit inches high, a pub- born ...
... and the Royal Oak man of war gone out of the harbour to Spithead. •* Sailed, the Betty, Chapman, fcr Sundei land. ** Arrived at Spithead, the Druid floop war, ftom the Downs. Sailed, the Alfred, Capt. Wiiliamfcn, for the Eaft Indies. trail of a Utter ...
... Sunderland ; Mary Ann, Haydon, from Plymouth; Fontington, Robertfon, from London ; Carolina Matilda, Grubb, from Longfound. Sailed the Charming Mjlly, Crowte ; Liberty, Bubles, for Plymouth ; Afhburton, Mullis, for Dartmouth Ann, Smith, for Sunderland; ...