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... inches Breadth.. SKI Depth 8 Measuring 130 tons, and C4-(»Mhs ot' a ton, per American register; prize to his Majesty’s ship Spy, Charles Hav, esip commander; and now lying in the harbour of Falmouth. A report having been industriously propagated, that ...
... depth of water (at present as she lies in ballast) only 10 feet abaft. the Americnn-built Brio Prize to his Majeslv’s ship Spy, Charles Hay, Esq. Commander. Measuring aloft 7t) feet Breadth 23 Oepth of Hold 7 feet inches. Admeasuring 130 Tons, or thereabout ...
... one one eighth fixteenths above received W by Mr bv Mi B by Mr J Macby FIELDING’S SPY Price only Shillings with reprefentatiou feenc in certain Covent THE New LONDON SPY Twenty-four Hours through the Metropolis an umvcrlal feerct in W m full entertaining ...
... uo tomember iat to be attained hut through be = the way tothe roa endurange of fuBerins wor ie 1 Iny and eternal weiget of spying OF Cam, tener partakers of ius ba Of his Vac maxims and policy Bs they ever have been 9 ate The tpirit OF the warid, | for ...
... inches Breadth. .23 Depth 6 Measuring 130 tons, and 24-psths of ton, per American register; prize to his Majesty’s ship Spy, Charles Tl.e , estj. coioii.aader; and now lying in the harbour of Falmouth. A rejMirt having been industriously pro[Wgated ...
... Pots. LONDON, FRIDAY JAN. 9. UK hoftile difpofition Den\ W mark towards tills country, of' 1 * ...
... of water (at present as site lies in bails only 10 feet abaft. i»' And she American-built SALLY, Prize to his Majesty’s ship Spy, Char.cs Hay, Esq. Commander. Measuring aloft 7b feet Breadth 23 l>pth of Hold 7 feet inches. Admeasuring 130 Tons, thereabout ...
... to some mistake made » either by or him, in not going to the right pia e. of course gave him up, not doubting but was * tab spy > however, after being gone eight da', came French boat with two men' which brought him off the following manner from Br.St ...
... Hundred Pounds. . Cox's grand.Diamonds, in the lottery 1774, and the Pigot grand Diamond in the last English Lottery sold by spy and Co. SOLI) PRIVATE CONTKAC desirabl' and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE; consisting Manor,, an elegant and modern stone-built MANSION ...
... Southey’s Thalaba, and Britton’s Beautiet Wnfigt «*n account the appearance Mrs, ►Poetry Mr. Bloomfield, author the Farmer’s spy, of the Portraits Memoirs J this tle*asf and pof-ufar Work . . , Hit, lionit, IfUiWO.l, H, IMIIiK Richardfon, M P. Mrs. Inrhbaid ...
... possession Mr. Parks, \ Silversmith, Cutler, &c. consisting one exceeding good Regulating Eight-day Clock and Case, Dial Plates, Spy Glasses, full-size Plated Bracket, Metal? and other Candlesticks; Silver Mounted and other fashionable Tea Urns, large Paper ...
... Perilty. - After which a mucb.admired mufcal Ei t'ia ~callcd The RIVAL CANDIDAt MrP General Worry Mr. BlifKtt, Slr Harry IDMs Spy Mr. Smith, Fifi Gardenc;?Mr f Gardeter Mr. Bartlett* and Jiron.Mr. Mrs. Gore, and Narcifl/ Mrs, phl pS. 'The whole to cornlude ...