... Guthrie, from St. Thomas.-213. Pallas, Cunningham; Kate, Thurston, from Jamaica; Herald, for Baltimore, from Loudon, put into the Bayou account of head winds; and Rockland, Brown, from Aux-Cayes. At PHILADELPHIA-July 24. Nymph, Hardy, front Cape de Verds ...

... of by the Farmer, to prevent the curiou l from trampling ors his corn. A, few days ago, as some labourers, emplOyed - by_ THOMAS WALKER, Esq. of Cork, were digging fon the foundation.of a house at St. Dominick's, on the, scite of an old Monastery of that ...

... of the Sund ay se'n n i g h t i n t h e evening,' an alarming in t h e i ron wor k s o f M essrs. j arrat, f °rd. T l ' and Hardy, at t h e L ow M oor, near Bradroof of t burnt with great f ury, an d soon reac h e d t h e ° I co th eir grea t cast i ng- ...

... twatty-feven hours from Waterford ;I the John, thaws of Laocaller t arrived at Li v e r p oo l on Wedueiday, from Martinique; the Thomas, Wmbit, of Lancaften k arrived at Dominica, in 31 days. from LirapooL LEittneli, ie. On the 6tb, a boat with fix men, laden ...

... prior examination upon the charge in question. Of these the depositions only two were read over, the principal of whom was Thomas Cooper, Male of the said Brig, who has turned King’s evidence. The other was John Morris, one of the boys belonging the Adventure ...

... Resolutions of the Meetings held at Lancaster, the i jth July, and at Preston, the jth August, for the purpose of complimenting Thomas Stami.bv« Esq. and John BlAckbuanb. Esq. each with a service of Plate, as an acknowledgement of their faithfui representation ...

... Inland Navigation, and ordered to be tranfported for feven years. Anne Hardy, for petty - larceny, ordered to be Imprifoned one month. William Bell, Ate ran deV Madine, John Madine, Thomas M' Kee, James Balfet,and Robert Coulter, were all found guilty ofa ...

... Sunderland, is arrived in theTeeel. Mat,, Forfter, from Nevvcaftle ; and Hope, Archer, from Hull, arc arrived at Peicrlkurgh. Thomas and Doroilica, Ptaed, from Sunderland, is Urillc. 1, Wviuh, Matkv, from Kcvrcaftlc ; Ruflell, H arrifon, and Supply, Wilfon ...

... 4th of May the fell in with and ('poke the Company's (hip the Perfeverance, Capt. James Tweedale ; the Cirencefter, Capt. Thoma, Robertfm ; and . the Ala wick Cafile, Capt. Charles Elton Prefcott, in latitude 34.. longitude 25. E. proceeding, on their ...

... li day of September, iSe-z, between the hours of Two r*ad Three ?? in the Afternoon, certa'n ESTATES, late belongirie; to THOMAS BRADSH.-fW, s*sq. deceased. The said Estates will be seld in Two Lots viz. Lat 1, consisting of a Freehold Messuage, Tenement ...

... has beet, pror4o0ed to the rank of MafRcr and Commander, and appointed tod I r conotand toe CrnthiaSloop of V'ar. Captuits hardy J 5is appointed to-the Leda, vice Captain 11ope. I 'Tle articles in the London papern telarive to the t i*cparutre of Ganeral ...

... July Gordon kladcira Jeflerfon, ■ Chiui Conception, Lifton Ifibella, Cranllon Tcncrifte Penrod:, d° Molly, Barcelona Nymph, Hardy Capo Verdi Sufannah, .ilboa CHARLESTON .- - arrived frr.m i July Abelino, Maifoiile: i J Lucy, Liverpool Garland, Gillies Naffau ...