... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Animated Gladiator, and Stone Mafon’s Yard; ■ - Which changes a linking View Mr. BAKKR’s DOCK-YARD, in LIVERPOOL. With a 60 Gun Ship on the Stocks ready for launching And lor that Night only, Mr. T, banks will Leap through ; A GRAND FIRE-WORK,. Reprefcnting ...

... twelve (landing and growing upon .he FHates before mentioned. The above-mentioned Wood remarkably fine and latgc fuitahle for Ship-building, Carpenters. Joiners, Coopers See frm Preflet three Miks. and from the great I urn pike Road in Broughton, leading ...

... of the Fife Grammar School, Rochdale. The 2ii Edition, with cor.lidcrablc Additions Si Corrections. Price 2s. 6d. b~ a i Ship NO S H, XS^'^ > v l *l dclivvi Good* at Atp lit, or Che ie-. ftfe'er .'.y. '-? in \l .irylaej (.*apt Aqyn 1 | >'rvc. Mallet ...

... high rr. pot fan the Sca-i men, who are too apt incw Habits Slothfuloef* by lying ir. Harbour too long ecfe. The following Ships uuderftand to be intended to perform this Buftntls, which are fail the beginning of next Month, before the Equinoctial 'Gales ...

... (>ihialtar to me t fled be Sea with the whole of flu* i*d i art, w! .cb nt an.: nt t - 1. an c Soil ol the l.suc will, eight Lost I). lie Is, tlirve ; furs, ike. rf . I.Her firm P.rt ...