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... hi* Mijelly and Foreign Povci*,'aa contain any Promfion* applicable to the calk* Town*, Pom, or Placet in a Hate of blockade. Ship Hate*, Seamen*’ Notes, drawn on paper hot (lamped, sr ...
... New Bond-street, Middle- Trade and Navigation England, copy which sex, ironmonger. herewith transmit to Excellency. ! have lost John Lingard, of Osbaurn-strcet, Ratcliffe High•iO time this communication your way, Middlesex, money-scrivener. •jcorilcncy ...
... brought by the plaintiff against the defendant, as a common carrier, to recover 8001. the amount of a quantity of wheat that was lost while in his boat. It was tried at Stafford, before Mr. Jus- tice Rooke, when the Jury found a verdict for the defendant, on ...
... lb. (iGoa.) Old Potatoes, lOd. per stone.—New ditto, 2d. per lb, PRESTON, 27. Wisest, £l. is. per wlndie. Oataeal, 31. 6s. SHIP NEWS. LIVERPOOL, JULY 2, The Robert, Derbyshire; Active, Braithwaite and Torn, Woodhouse, from hence for Jamaica, Barbadoes ...
... 80th year of his age, Capt. William Thompson, formerly of the ship Diligence, of that port. Friday at Penrith, Mr. Anthony Harrison, several years an eminent surgeon that town. Sunday lost, in King-street, Whitehaven, Mrs. Ann Taylor, widow, aged 76. ...
... SHIP NEWS. LIVERPOOL, JULY 20. The Sally, Grimes, from hence, atTrinidada. Flora, Lewis, and Ellison, Galcliffe, from hence, at Jamaica. • . .. Jamaica, Barvrise. from Whitehaven, ditto. Backhouse, Haiduigr Tnto,, » S,mkin '* hence, at Dcmerdra, , „ Re ...
... last week, the following prisoners were tried and convicted, viz. Mary Coulter,for shoplifting, and Stephen Ruckley 'mate ship) and Lewis Owen master lumper) for stealing above cow horns, were each sentenced transported for seven years; Thomas Davies ...
... more than would indemnify them for the loss they had sus. tained. He allowed, that the ship was not over* valued upon her setting sail, and that If she had been lost on her voyage to Africa, the owners would have been entitled to the sum mentioned in the ...
... which lost, account of hie having over fatigoed himself at setting out -Mr. Fletcher, bn the itt cf March last, walked to miles on the Doncaster race course four hours and half within the time above mentioned, for wager of ioco guineas. SHIP NEtfS. LIVERPOOL ...
... proceeded to state, that be should prove this ship was not sea-worthy ; and should »iew the dahuge she had sustained could not have been occasioned by the weather, but that her timbers were rotten, and the ship old. —This was even shewn from the description ...
... bilged, on the N. E. end of Hcneagcr, also fcnr ships and one brig, only twenty vessel* then in sight, the Acasto frigate and Bonetta sloop lying toj five clock in the evening, the Acasto took charge of the ships then in company, left the Bonetta, and her ...
... Driver, - - 1 Sir T. Gascoigne’s b. c. Doodle, - .4s M. Sitwell’s b. c. Lamplighter, - - - Mr. Hotbam’s b. f. - - . 3 dr. SHIP NEWS. LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 31. The Columbus, Finlay, and Eagle, Mandril, from hence, at Virginia. The Polly, Drummond, and Hannah ...