... Conmiiflary and die Transport Board. A j-ycry valuable Spacift ftilp has lately been captured his Majcfty*4.(bip Dilator, Capt. ]. Hardy, which contrary, though it will not unfavourable winds, bad been driven coniiderably from her courfe. Intelligence has been ...

... 10 10 Tho.'. & Robert Boycs 10 SHIP-OWNERS. ' £• £• Wm. dcChrif. Bolton,‘J Thomas Ships Hulband forC 73 10 T. Barm by, io: 3 (hips fhips I rank 10 10 Rd. Terry & Son, • Thomas Locke lo John Sykes, for the S James Dewitt lo jo John and Catherine > ‘Peter ...

... Elizabeth&Fanny4z o Littledale, Clarkfon, Thomas Lundie 1o IO & Parker, Refuge lo io Thomas Barraby, Thomas Shackles so to for 3 1hips - 31 o Richardrlrotie so To James Frank - ro Io Daniel Boilrau 0o lo Thomas Locke Io IO W. Walker, jun. lo Io. James ...

... laft year, and is-in every refpc& equalcto any modern-built Ship. flULL, Jan. 7,1800. For LEGHORN, - The Brig ADMIRAL NELSON, THOMAS ESSART, Commander, .Burthen zoo Tons,-her facond voyage, ffand in the ift Cla~f at Lloyd's, and will dlepart vith the next ...

... Cathedral upward* of years. Ycfterday, at Whitby, Mr. Anderfon, jun. grocer, Mils Ann Waifon, daughter of the Rer. Thomas Watfon. few day* ago Thomas Lee. F.fq. formerly confidcrtWc mcrchant Leeds, and brother to Richard Lee, Efq. of that town. Laft week, at ...

... ARRIVALS. At Jamaica,~—'Th: Advice, John Green, and from this pert. At Philadelphia,— The America, Hardy, from this port. London, —The Albion, Reynolds, this port, from Leghorn.— Dcfire, Boyd; and Adeona, .from Quebec. —Wiihy- Stephenfon, from Smyrna ...

... SHIP NEW-S. n, ARRIVALS,. it IAt yamaicc-!wThe Advice, Green, of and from this I_ port. At Pbiladd1phbia-The America, Hardy, from this a. port. The merchants and fhip-owners at this port have petitioned the Lords of the Admiralty for a convoy to fail ...

... at noon0 in thk - ild-hall, in KinAdokg/an-lul, to,' eleft S-laveydi and Treafurer, in Me room of William Hardy, wbo By or f ithe Thjfif, TWM. HARDY, B. -VEERINGHi4M, - CO-N= , Surveyors a-d, Viufurers. C0TTIWGffAW, Jan. =ffS, i8oCo. '*oie SOLD by AUCTION ...

... 'Guoid-hall,. in King/fln-uon-Igull, to elea2. ~ Swm~eyor na.'w Trreafarrer, in the rooin'f +.Jiglham Hardy, wvho ha.' ?? - :- By order of the, Tru-ee . WM. HARDY, B. EVE RINGIAM uSrveyor: and Trcafurerj. COTTINq094N, Jan l5, 18Goo. This Day is Publiiihed,,''--- ...

... Wallen cured of deafnefs taking the Nervous Cordial. Sufaftnah Hardy, of Mintern, Dorfct, cured of a cancer in her mouth, twelve years handing. WitnclDs, El. Furbcr, Wm. Hardy, church-wardens; Thomas Furber, overfecr, who paid for the cure; James George and ...

... Shepherd s Y o Robert Spouncer o to 6 Thomas W'alton o io 6 Benj. Pnllan. o IO 6 John Hudfon I I o James Green o to 6 R. Rennards I1 O Mrs. King a £ 0 Robert Bird o Lo 6 * Thompfon and Rickards I I 0 Jo(. Dobfon I 0o *Thomas Browne 0 o 6 Robert Galland a I ...

... Oardbuni - - Beverley -Samud - Sheffield Craggs - Richmond Robert Banks - - Howdcn Georg** - - Mahon John Blackburn - • Whitby Thomas Cockfh.i-v - Barnflcy Aid for the County Durham Mrs Ann Sample - - Durham Samuel holler • Darlington Jonathan Angus • Sunderland ...