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... passage, apply to the Master on hoard, west side King’s Drrck; or to Messrs. John Lea and Co.; Mr. John Sinclair; or WM. BELL, Broker, 1, King-street. For ANTIGUA, The CHRISTIAN, - John Chsistian, Master; ' copnered.—For freight, Ac. apply board, Queen’s Dock; ...
... LIVERPOOL. MENai' i-4a>»* BRIDGE, ABERv,twyth‘ /7i/iT\ „ CARDIGAN E.JS STEAM PACKET «art*don mdraßaaMEn August, I*2B, at cluck a m to run mice a.rek, and toucti.i it,™' mart*, Menti Bridge, Aberyitwyth, Cardigan, and ti,,' doTce, where end light Good* will c0n ...
... N. B. with 47 pees birch 375 pees pine 11m staves 8 cords lathwood 355 dealt for Cannon and Miller—ln the Queen’s Dock. The John, —. Adair, from Barcelona, with 1500 bags Barcelona nuts fur J. Leicester—ln the King's Dock. SHIP NEWS. W'kdsksda r, December ...
... Grace the Duke of Portland and suite arrived the King’s Arms Hotel, ami afterwards sailed hence In his yacht. Sunday the Right Hon. V. M. P. arrived the same hotel. The sloop Commerce, of Cardigan, was driven on shore on Sunday Southport. The crew and ...
... Hawkins, low n, to Sarah, second daughter of Mr. John Ankers, of Tuxteih-park. Same day, at Ihc Friend's Meeting-house. Moor-house, Ellwot.d 11 rock bunk, Carlisle, Sarah, younyctl daugh* ter of the l«tc John Stordv, of '1 hrusiunffeld. W cdiie- ...
... Davis, of Cardigan, from Cork to Brittnl was driven on shore near Biddeford on the 7th Inst, during heavy gale. The master, mate, and passenger Lieut. Hues, a passenger, and two of the craw saved,—also part of the cargo. The schoonrr John, of Lancaster ...
... Oiii*en'a Dock Thr M« r . (375. ckreiog Baok* Bill, and the Walcot Kstato* harti>« hi't ramichi, with spar mast I topmast for J. Arm The Commiadoo, authorialog the prorogation the ptoeot pees pine limber c 24 deals Sc stare billets fathoms ascfit. was then ...
... youngest daughter Mr. E. llaaorth, Jm.ed' near Manchester. On .Saturday the inst. Ulvemton, Mr. John Taylor, Crosshind, Uusland, Ann, second daughter the late Mr. John Soidby* bookseller, of the former place. Sunday the tih insl. at Chester, Mr. Waluulcy to ...
... chest, sheM s4 «, r k, flour Gibson and co, crates eggs 70 cow, 40 sheep - --I 'l ' Acts, (loud cheering.) the motion of Lord John 'ament had reservrdto,,self the right of varring and amend- , . |,p ,re I box ivory dust 705 bags sugar lambj o pig, order-ln ...
... of St. John N. S. stone. Previously ibis year 17354 i that the [Wiaoners and the public ahould know Itat your ai. j n poit, amounting to several huudred, were twire landed, p , ,'f „ m ,he itat fort, 160 vardt, toward, the Thomaa, from St. John’s, N. B ...