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... since washed on siiore. AYR, .SEPT. I. a On Sunday seinnight, we ,were prospea cf a plentiful herring fishing - in h Orc tot. three nights vast numbers came upon .the hi a sci such boats . as had nets in .rcadin'e,s, great many, even. people - Wading ...
... I—- -— Vasts 21—22 to' lion office clerk that' Clerk Phdipstal Philipstal landed only they Mileto trench did lose killed prisoners: officers Sicilian with bravery After battle they retire their old positions His masters Cotrone The Mail arrived yesterday ...
... THE STOEM. KITLL, J AM. Tl.c Four Brotliers, collier, from Shields to Lon. don, was wrecked the Spurn ...
... Whitstablc the loss and damage has been errrtit—A collier to Mr. coal-incTcbanty which was lying the main, has sustained very considerable damage, and it feared that her bottom is staved.. Another collier brig, lately belonging to Mr. Salisbury, was also ...
... of this town. During the late tremendous gales a number of small boats were bilged and sunk in this river. A collier had her side beat in against the quay and a man, belonging to Captain ship, was washed overboard and drowned, in his passage from Jersey ...
... western -coast has, 'during the last week, been very abunkint. A large collier was on Sunday wrecked --at in Norfolk: one man attempted to swim on shore and was drowned; and a boy - was washed away. The remainder of the crew lashed themselves to the shrouds ...
... its sound and •appearance are repreEented to have been truly terrific. During, the storm, a vast deluge of rain, mixed with heavy, hail, fell out, which washed all tie small gravel off ,the road in that village ; but it did not extend to, the ,pittal Hill ...
... with the present Manager of Ike Colliery and that no ■haved Collier shall put of empVoymeol, refrom his place of residence, i* consequence such I.—There is dancer if more Colliers than ...
... squadron very fortunately cleared the Ness, and anchored in West Bay, excepting his Majesty's ships Adder and Vesuvius. A light collier brig retaken and a Swedish brig, detained his Majesty's ship Railleur, were under a difficulty of rai-.ing their anchors, ...
... Lordship and his family, with a number of other appropriate toasts: Thereaflter, repairing to the inn, they devoted the evening to conviviality and merriment, and, when decent- ly inspred with the glass, they sung a number of modern and ancient Gaelic songs ...
... persons, were rescued from the watery element. There are little or no hopes of her being saved, as a number of planks, rudder, pump, &c. have hee,i since washed on shore. Friday the First Division of the Queen's Dragoon Guards, commonly, called the Queen's ...
... ow, have been washed away, the heavy rolling sea broke through every thing it* way. bathing-room, adjoining the is partly gone, and the Clarke, fancy dress maker, adjoining, and Tho. Hughes's bathing and coffee room, are totally washed away Wood's bathing ...