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... Portsmouth, and, Pufcaovr-dtttO « ditto - -40 a 45 * CuniSoap . ft* t» they came from thence under the protection of an armed ship Tales - »44 tare* • - ~ . • ' Mottled ditto . on Whose name I cannot leant, as communication has yet taken Botling Pease ...
... Miss Noah, both of Bath.â??At Kentchurch, Herefordshire, Mr. John Price, second son ofâ?? '*rice, of Corrass, to Miss Hughes, only daughter ot Mrs. Hughes, Harewood, Shropshire.â??Mr. John to Miss Garret, both of Pctcrchurch, in the county of Hereford ...
... great factories for cajh enabled fell them ,l» per cent, left i..v ot Dublin. , . - The HtAor, Matfijall. f verpool, loft p -Cardigan bay ; crexl.vtd . The Dutchef* York. Cornford. from London to Saru.am, espied ort etoaft - rinam. and into Guaca’.oup*. The ...
... lohn Sawyer and John Kettlewell, now or late of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchants. lames Windett, of Norwich, grocer. ChomasGircion, Litt! of Live . ( - pool, Laticashire, merchant. Samuel Dyson, now or late of Soy land, Yorkshire, merchant.' John tiloss, of Salisbury ...
... ted herfelf to - them,: She was tondufted to the prifon ' of the ConcieFgerie. Friday fe'unight; as a young gentleman of Cardigan was returning home from thodting,, he thoughtletsly.entrulted his loaded . gu-n to the care a little bvy; who, on . -his ...
... for Lilbon, in the Tlgus, on the 6th inflant. On Thiurfry tle fleet from the Baltic, under' convoy of the Hebe and Charles armed (hips, arrived off the Humber. The whole of the fleet which failed from the Weft Indies, under convoy ot the Blenbeim bpaa ...
... elected were John Wilson and John livans. Gentlemen Mr. Daniel Williams is continued Chamberlain and the Magistrates tor the year ensuing are, John George Philipps, John Morgan, sen. lisij. Thomas Bloome, rs ...
... on Monday last in Hull Roads, His Majesty’s armed defence ship the Paragon, Capt. W. Moore. The Salerno, Scholcs, and the Elbe, Gale, for Toningcn, sail from hence to-morrow, under convoy ot the Adel phi armed ship. The ships now loading for several ports ...
... large fleet of chips of war, the defence !hips, coppered armed tranfports, and a large fleet of outward bound veffels.—Wind S. W. YaRMOVTtt, I4—Sailed the Capt. Hawcocx ; and the CHAPMAN armed flip.— Arrived the Fl:Assre gun-brig, and SWIFT cutter, from ...
... Samuel Phelps, Gr©svenor_street, Middlesex, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 10. John --.'eaves, Seend, Wiltshire, m.alman, at twelve, at the Marlborough Arms-, M-rlbiirou^*., Wilts. Nov. 13. J. Parker, Hereford, brandy mere haul, at eleven, at ...
... row, Lon lon, and John Deitrielt Lubbrcu, and William Lodi, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, factors, at one, at Guildhall, Londe.. Nov. 10. John Harmer, of Stioud, Gloucester hue, clothier, at eleven, at the George lan, Stroud. Nov. i 6. John Gwynn, ofAlborne ...
... be re- in hi* college of arm*. The AVERAGE PRICE qf CORN. , , Qu*RJt» op Eight WiNCHrsrtn Bosbfls. week ending the of her, 1804. (fAnr/. Wye. Burly. Oats Rrmi, b 1 ► 9 78 41 0 30 40 0 74 37 3 32 30 6 37 6 0 '8 7 0 0 39 30 6 John James Catherwood. The AVERAGE ...