... made the fire-woiks. Friday evening a gentleman hj out of a boat in Chelfea Reach, Li jaft as he was finking, by ihe aci boatmen. He had previously ra: llores in his pocket. It is __A he ted deeply in wheat and cats, and \% minus feveral thoufai.ds. The ...

... gentleman leaped fudden- e ly out of a boat in Chelfea Reach, but was X caught juil as he was finking, by the activity 1, of the boatmen. Ile had previously put a 1 number of Hones in his pocket. It is faid he has Speculated deeply in wheat and oats, and I is ...

... London in NEWS ig few - - - n r f boatmen - - -- difeovered Iron (bore put town and ihofe the mips for carried with them ih Hiili gs captured a islet out paaced- e'WT moral Kray no ol Wirtcmberg amount: oao Anftnam tlreftrifonal Astefburch it lb in Bavaria ...

... privateers had the auto approach within a few miles of his Ibrps in the Downs this morning, 'tl) circumllance gave our Deal boatmen an»to opportunity of trfhfying their loyalty, and 'Mrrminatiori of refilling the enemy whenever *T tnav, an hoilile manner ...

... the aaudacity to approach a few- mi-es of his Majely's (hipsIipi the Downs-thismoning.which circ'umifance gave o ur Deal boatmen rnoehiiuer o ppor Z, ttnt briyo eflrifying ths in loyalty, :and deternination of ef ri'llgtic';re y vhrfl' they man ayi'n ...

... feen the hack of the GooJ9nTsSßB!|l .ppofi t&belong to this place) federal tall rowing, imnaediately manned by the Dra, boatmen, who >ard the 3t|rhip, and offered thetffferwicea to par* 1 they were fupplied with boarding pikes and arms, -j, . Iby fereral ...

... had the audacity approach within a few mile, of hi. Majelly’s flups the Down, this morning, which circumftance gave Deal-boatmen another opportunity their loyalty, and determine lion of ruffling t.»c enemy. FUmeulk, 17—Taken his Majefty’. Fifguard, Capt ...

... boarding a d a boat fuppofed to belong to this place; fe- tl * veral fait rowing boats were immediately c, n manned by the Deal boatmen, who went on r- board the flag (hip, and offered their fervices 7e to purfue them; they were fupplied -with r o boarding pikes ...

... privateers were feen near the Goodwin Sands, boarding a boat; feveral faft rowing boats were immediately manned by the Deal boatmen, who went on board the flag (hip, and offered their Cervices purfue tbem; they were fupplied with boarding pikes and arms ...

... relpective nation. at Canaan- ed into Deal, ai d were immediately embarked nople, for infrattions whether they Could, by the Deal Boatmen, on board his Majeily's with fecerity, comply with the mitre* of the (hip Stately. Pone: The Minitters nest having Ray imbue- ...

... The rowers are feverally provided with a fword and lance, which are placed by his fide while he plies the cars, Befide the boatmen, there are ufually thirty foldiers board, who are armed with mufkets : thus prepared, they go in fl.ets to meet the foe, and ...

... a ftate fuffocation, when, after riding a little further, a female floating near the edge the water; and, procuring from boatmen, accidentally coming at the time, they carried the unfortunate female to adjoining public-houfe, where fhe was happily recovered ...