... ha- '6M, bavin- impioved the navigation between Shields and nSWlltle, and given foine other IV. indoles to the- collieis or boatmen concerned in that navigation; in return for ■We Cervices, they voluntarily agiced to allow him i S . per easldron on all coals ...

... guaidian the ports and havens, having improved the navigation belwein and Xewcaftle, and given other franchifts the colliers or boatmen concerned in that navigation ; ulurn for thefc feiviccs, they voluntaiily agreed allowr him afliii* ling perchaldtou all coals ...

... men employed on an undertaking that requires twelve hundred ; and of thefe twelve men, fe- ven of them are fuperannuated boatmen, patt their labour, who would not get two-pence an where elfe in the kingdom they cou li do He adds, that if forne fudden ...

... Forellaller. and coimv-itlctl h •vevvgate.— Rafcal had the Infblencc a Sum Money and two Hundred Weight Potatoes from .1 Boatmen, the Amount of 'as levied the Purchalers that Aricle Life •, therefore hoped, that lie may made a proper Example of, o«dcr ...

... Perlbnt, ' Women, were dfowned. It' it feiit to bare been cauled by overloading the Boat, together with the Orunkennrft the Boatmen. • S/igo. Ver’ta. On Monday Night laft, oiteof the Warehouiet of »iytnel Davey of thit Town, Merchant, wat broke open fume ...

... from that city for Quebec, in order to reinforce its gairil’on. Extraft of a letter from Galway, dated June it. *» feveral boatmen from Aron, are informed, that on Friday laft, a fmall brig was taken clofe with the a targe velfel of force, who earned property ...

... taken near Cape Clear, by a French privateer, and ranfomed for gool. Ey tract of a letter from Galway, Fune 12. * By fevera! boatmen from Aran, we are in- formed, that on Friday laft, a fmall brig was we ea chofe i jin with the ifland, by a large veffel w'io ...

... kelp for the glafs-houfes of Dublin. | Second, ‘by ‘gy inting a port-forveyor the wai falary of eighty pounds annum, tweive boatmen, with a barge, pinnace,./building.a houfe for a and a the: fmuggling of: bra teas, and tobaccos in this part of the! > amounting ...

... fometimes vvilh lefs and the lofs already to millions of roubles We do know if any lives are loft but that fear is that the boatmen workmen in were in a manner by flames — TT' ' 26 ExracI of letter 24 flerday arrived Virginia - the if drawn 20I the firtl ...

... niillfors of roubles. Wedo not yet know if any lives are loft, or the number of them, but that which rakes us fear is, that the boatmen and work- nien inthe barques, were in a manner furprized by tke fumes. i ON DON, 30. Yefterday, Conunodore arrived in town ...

... as the wiad was noi fair for that port, they were fent off exprefs as fuon as From what we can learn from the oficer and boatmen, they contain am account of their being croizing off Breit for intelligence, and that they faw four fail of the line, with ...

... miiions of roubles.—- Wedo not yet know if any lives were loft, or the number ot them, but that which makes fear is, that the boatmen and workmen, in the barques were in manner the flames. BANKRUPTS. Ebenezer Evans, Newport-ftieet, Soho, Middlefex, leather-feller ...