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... either this or any other country, which has been proved by the experience of ages ; its excellence is know n in the Hast and West Indies, and almost every part the globe. In the aorthero parts of England it gem-rally used tor buildings of every description ...
... , and 7-Bth widths, in general afforded good profits.— Many of the coarse linens sold were for Spain, and some for the West Indies. Since the market, coarse linens have risen greatly. The Returns of the British Navy, corrected np to the present day, are ...
... face the trading world it? general, and nearly reduced tbe most ianpottant branches our manufactures to state inactivity. West Indies. —Generally tbe articles the produce these islands, are dull of sale, owing the impossibility of exporting any part the ...
... Sir A/dander • etithratte.. -- Die dat Fulltarn,BcilbyPorteus,Loid BishopofLondor. .17. The island - of Saints, - in the-West Indies, captured the British forces under Major-General Maitland. 19, Mr. Erskiae and Mr. Smith having adjusted the chieronte. ...
... several Agents the Companyjn the country. Farming Stockls insured at 2s. per Cent, per Ann. Insurances in America, the West Indies, the Continent Europe, are effected upon terms correspondent with th. ir several risks. Attendance js given Night and Day ...
... companies, including the Drum-Major. NAVAL MTELLIGENCE. His Majesty's ,brig CHALLENGER has arrived at Cork, convoy to the - West Indies, but no accounts have transpired when they will be dispatched. PLYMOUTH-DOCK; lAN. 4. Arrived the Morning-Star cartel, Capt ...
... the most important branches our manufactures -' to a state .of inactivity.. ''•■f ..••'•. ■'-' *, „'■ .''v.,, , . 'West Indies.- —Generally speaking; the articles-the produce these islands, are dull sale, owing ; the imposs exporting any part jbem ...
... be' sent off, this day, for Portsmouth, to embarked on board the Donegal. tve are assured genile[tian, recently,from the West Indies, who was well acquainted with the late General French, whose name often occurred daring Mrs Clarke’s examination before ...
... Roads; and 14 the Rattler Rattler sloop of war, froxn Newfoui n g Sdiled the Adventure, and three other rt. ships tor the West Indies; Coquette on a cm.. —Wind S. S. E. BRIXHAM-QU AY, JAN. 6.—Sailed His Majesty's ships Tonnant, Gibraltar', Pncebe, and Arethusa ...
... mouth, and the. Itullcr, sloop of war, from Acwfoomihuid.-—Sail*d Adventure, Urunswirk, and fliroc oflit-r ships, for the West Indies; and the CujnrUe } sloop uf war, on cruise. (in>\vi:scNi>, Jav. 7.—Arrived the Aurora, Smarf, from Middlrbro ; and (tie ...
... “movements of the i'reach army in Germany. 14. Beilby Porteus, Lord Bishop of Loundon, died. 17. The island of Saints, in the West Indies, captured by the British forces under Major General Maitignd. , 19. Mr. Erskine and Mr. Smith having adjusted the difference ...
... For furtitcr particulars apply to _r. S. Colljn*;ridge, 2So. 28, Colemap-street. NQI _12, HiGfi liOLbOßiN*.— Eajrt.and West Indies. . Cadets, Familie,, and others, supplied to and f-om with Ready-made HOOSFHOLD and CUtLD-BED LINEN, on the shortest notice ...