... in of the priea'eer. A small collier, deeply lad n, foundered this morning off our Pier, happily ti great exertion ol out boatmen, the lives all the crew were saved. Deal, Dec. 31. —Wind N. Sail.d through the Downs last night, the Nottingham, E. India; ...

... the privateer? A smalt collier, deeply laden, foundered this morning off our Pier ; happily by the great exertion ot our boatmen, the lives cf all the crew were saved. Dial, Dec. 31.T- Wind N. Sailed through the Downs lasr night, the Nottingham, for E ...

... jult without the harbour, and immediately funkher crew were happily faved by the undaunted and &int condud of five of our boatmen, who, Peeing it would be impotfible for the brig to ride out the gale, went off at the utmoß rieK of their lives to their ...

... without the harbour, and immediately sunk ; her crew were happily saved by the undaunted and skilful condua of five of our boatmen, who, seeing it would be impossible for the brig to ride out the gale, went off at the utmost risk of their lives to their ...

... without thc harbotir; and immediately 'funk-her cr. w were happily Lyra by the nuclauntel and fkifful oondu4 of five of our boatmen, who, feeing it would be impofiible for the brig to ride out the ge, went cif at the utmoiLriik of their lives to their aflithinci ...

... the-privateer. A fmall tbltker; ‘de.eplY . lad'en, fOuncierect this 'morning ottr Pier ; happily by the *great eitertien of our boatmen, the lives of all the crew werefaved. • • . • Portfmouth, I. Arri - Ved this mining, the following (hips from the Baltic, ...

... the harbour, and immediately sunk; her, crew w( re happily saved by the undaunted and skilful con,. , duct of live of our boatmen, k who, seeing it wot 1(1 , Ibe impossible for the brig to rid.itroor -- t*-r441,..- , Jci - ii i V 1 , went off at the utmost ...

... without the harbour, and immediately funk—her crew were happily raved by the undaunted and' ikilftri onduCt of frveof our Boatmen, who, feeing it would be itnpoilible for the brig to ride out the gale, went off at the utmott rifk of their lives to their ...

... Without the, harbour, and immediately sunk ; her' crew were happily saved by the- undaunted. and skilful conduct of five of our Boatmen, Who, ieeing it would be impossible for the brig,t6 ride' out the gale, ,A-cnt Off at the utmost Thk of their liven to -their ...

... just without the harbdur, and immediately sunk; her Crew were happily saved by the umlauted awl skilful - duct offive of OM boatmen, who, seeing it. wciuld be impossible for the brig ,to ride 'out the gate; went off at the utmost risk of their I)yes to their ...

... belonging to the Sheriffs, another (fuPpufed to have been nearly a century in exiftence) belonging to the Governor of the Boatmen's Company, and the third to one of the . Town Serjeantt ; they alfo carried away a quantity of linen belonging to 'Mr. Storey ...

... belonging to the Sheriffs, another (Cup. pofed to have been nearly a century in exiftence) belonging to the Governor of the Boatmen's Company, and the third to one of the Town Serjeants ; they alfo carried away a quantity of linen belonging to Mr. Storey ...