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... no vessel till his arriv. al in the Bay, when be fell in with a brig and ship of the Negrais, by which be was cha aed for epee time, but escaped by the sopkrior sail. ship. Ship has arrived at Bengal from BincooLett, which she left on the s7th of Odober ...
... colliers which went last week to sea incurred the hazard being lost. The Collins, Davenport, belonging Mr. Rutherford of this town, laden with ao keels of coals, struck upon the bar sc’nnight, and lost her rudder. She beat about sea till Thursday night, when ...
... among therri, viz. the Jason, Capt. Watt, from London for Jamaica, having lost her foremast, and recived some other damage, by being run foul of in the night by a very large ship, not since heard of; and the —-, Capt. Wyatt, from London for the West Indies ...
... rename tuthe as ties awn* • Letter Cakistle. Dot 4 1799. A. ((Jaws art rat remitted in ss r..hr.wing Ships , avirs arrived in the River. —leis Majesty's Ship SVIBILLII,-1 • - 44 GAR SIMI! from England.—a Portuguese flow Rio de Jamiro,--and an Amen. can ...
... arrived off the North end of Sumatra on the 7th of Ns. • vembes% On the evening of the qth being off Boron, we recaptured the Ship Pan A MG, and the same evening Dispatched her for the Island from which she is named; the Prisoners informed as that they ...
... ana vessel, name unknown, were , lost and ah' board pertshed.—Two English vessels were wrecked yn the rocks of Collision, but ten of the crews were saved by the humane adUvity of the people 00 shore; Macduff sloop was lost the same pace, and the master only ...
... coasting trade Great Rntaia, isbrieny follows; * Ships ,of the line â¢- *9? 1 Fifty gun «hip» *⢠- ⢠3*0â7«0 Return captures to the present month. Of the line. includU| Dutch and j6fuo» of 44 gun* Ships »o ej Sloops ⢠J* Cutters, gun-ircsscls ...
... industry of -eignmout-!, irom Newfoßndhmd, is lost at Oporto bar. The Syren, Partridge, of Dartmouth, was lest off Oporto, har zd December. ' 1 ne Streb. (milled, E.kedson,- frcm Copenhagen to I ondon, was lost on Hamburg Sand the Ist January. ?? M -i_rgen-ve=« ...
... of FOREIGN, or what is deno- minated S; ÃBE's SALT, being the cargo of the ship Christian the Seventh, presently lying ill the harbour of Burn t- island, 0:1 board of winch ship it may be seeu before ani at the time of Sale. The Salt is of excellent quality ...
... the above Ship ii laid on to fupply her Place. Hull, December _\tb, 1799. HULL. For Naples and Medina, kJT>V The OA.SHWOOD, and fa'i with the Convoy expected tlie Inter End of this Montr, , Ihoald the Enemy be in Pof- relhon or Naples, the Ship to hive ...
... in a strong gale of wind at E. S. E. accompanied with much sea, the ship Ajax parted from her anchors Sunderland roads, and grounded near the Bar. being quite low water, and the ship having 12 keels of coals on board, her situation was viewed by those ...
... to January 1 i8ca - LOST to STOLEN Huntlham Tiveiton von fince kind mouth three bccnnog’d out with tail will give information to Troyte of Efq that (hall trouble detains him will profecutcd January o i8o FALMOUTH January 9 1800 LOST on Sunday late or Monday ...