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... 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 ...
... them to their countenance- , Catalogues Fruit and Foreft Trees, Evergreen and Deciduous Flowering Shrub*, Hot. Greenhoufc.and Hardy Herbaecoui Plant*, Seeds. &c. with the time of fowing and foils proper for thtir growth, not only for fort* proper for horticulture ...
... and smith, 84 casks 29 bls coffee 134 bales cotton Ewart and Rutson, 13 casks coffee Trump, Brown, & co. 420 ferous cotton Hardy, Garnett and co. 69 tons 10 cwt logwood R. Corrie, 2 pipes wine W. Cockerell, 90 casks coffee order. . The Hind, T. Nuttal ...
... 148, fit,.ate five* fide Ualc-ftreet. and near to Sir Thomas’s Building co-- taining tnahe front in Dalc-fircet afortfaiJ. 11 yard* flare and tunning in rear or depth backwards common into Sir Thomas’s Buildings, yards or thrrratKn;-*, t. ...
... Edward Robson Wiliam Aynsley Thomas Henderson Rolwrt Stephenson Robert Hedley William Brown . Robert Wales Henry Brown Joseph Brown Joseph Dinnin Michael HuteMnwlr Thomas Atkinson Matthew Coulion Vi’m. and Roht. BrowsU Thomas Watson John Gibson William ...
... 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 ...
... MASTS Pieces OAK PLANK Bring the landed from Fru'sim Juno J T mailer to Majclly’s ruitcr Lieut Derby commander For particulars THOMAS LOCKYER Sworn-Broker Plymouth 8 1800 M O T FOR SALE AT the Plymouth the 13th of February the lale of the cargo FRENCH FRIGATE ...
... Mif) VValken, a a 0 Small Sums, 170 Jamti Motley, a a o Thomas Chorlay, I 10 Eli Mufcravr. I a 0 1 C. Windle, 1:0 £. 103 14 6 Wm. Richardfon, tio SOUTH DIVISION. £. ?? £. 4, Wade Browne, ai 00 Thomas Hilt, lie fohn Willbn, at 00l Wm. Hargravc, 1 t 0 C. ...
... Surry, fpanifh lea. theg - drefler, Feb. 6, 14, March 15, at Guildhall. — Agtoroies, Mefirs. T ouimin and Dickfon, London. Thomas Newtead, of York, confc&ioner, Feb. 16, 18, m“i}_ww Meffrs. Pennington and Bell, g Jotin Giles, of Frome Selwood, Somerfet ...
... made to Mr Lockyer one agents ro THOMAS LOCKYER Sworn Broker January INDIGO Purfuance f Court of Admiralty of Lockyer ll’ere fox Efqrs SOLD Brewer’s In In February next o'rloik in forenoon Far About I for Being of Nymph Hardy Matter rcc-ptured trom via Hon ...
... tafitH, About T-ona of COCOA, and, For Home Confumption, Serous r,g part of the cargo landed from the American Nyu.ph. Charles Hardy, Matter, recaptured from the French by his Majefty's fhips of warthe Phaeton, the Hon. Robert Stppford, Commander; Filgard ...