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... Robinson tile Resource. Dixon from Newcastle. 17th the Mlary Anne Melvlile, Hardy from Nawccstle. l9th tire An- nrchtnas - from Newcastle. Nantee, Nov. 19-Tie Louisa, Thomas from Scaiam, The Vincente, Daniels from Sunderland. Ny HIellesund, Oct. 22---The ...
... have arrived for the last three or fenr days, and none have sailed; seve- ral are ready, and remain weather bound. - 16.-The Thomas, Price, of this port, which went ashore recently in Hay Sound, has become a complete wreck. Hartlepool, Dee. ?? oagnet' Cutting ...
... Brecktels, North-street, Finssbury- market, bedstead-maker. John Rosy, sen., and John Robert Rcn y, Mark-lane , wine-merchants, Thomas Holyland Williams , Chelmford, winehserchnt. Ro- bert Cann, Wolwich, boot-maker. Augustus Radcliffe, sen. and jun., Hermtage-place ...
... Bucklersbury, wholesale stationers. John Squiers, Ipswich, fruiterer. Wilson Wood, and John Holmes, Maidstone, tea dealers. Thomas Clifton, Barnard Castle, Durham, printer, (July 1 and 21, at the Newcastle upon Tyne District Court of Bank- ruptcy; solicitors ...
... VESSEL SPOKEN WITH.-The Richmond, from London for Quebec, on the 23rd nlt., in latitude 42 N, longitude 28 W; by the Britannia, Hardy, arrived off Dover. NEWCASTLE. AnavIED, COASTWISE.-The Merchant, Train; the Hud- gill, Thornton; the Teviot, Purvis; the Times ...
... 'sNorthumberland W E-W Swanston. The Daniel Dyr, Artes for Alexandria, with 112 chs Ravensworth cs umaley Plummer. The Eugene, Thomas for Mars, with 29 chs Hasting's Hartley Mlain-The Alaster. The Hercules, Erick for Stettin, with 70 chs Wood's fq ?? smcll-C ...
... Loweste~ft Aug. 2-In the ?? Standard, Hockeni from Niewscastle fo~r Mla'ga, and the Elizabeth, Hangon for Rouen. - 4-The Thomas and Mary, Newton, and the Betsy Ann, Balls, from Blyth for Rouen. goole, July 31-The Ruby, Arnold. arrived this morning from ...
... Bell, is sunk, and it is feared will become a wreck. Part of her materials have been saved. Harwich, Sept. 19-The Caledonia, Thomas, for South- ampton from Hartlepool. leaky, has put in with assistance. - 21-The Helens, M'lntyre, from Newcastle for Rouen ...
... Friday, Oct. 24.) baNRX13Prs.--WiUismFaryon, Farringdonfstreet,licen. saed victualler. Jobn Gurney, Lsambeth-wa, brewer. 4eorge Hardy, St. Ives, innkeeper. Albany Featherston- haugh, Great Bolton, Lancashire, Butcher. Francis Gill, Mgncbester, hardware dealer ...
... Slain -Pratt & Co. The Margaret, Reyisolds for Leghorn, with 184 cbs Hasting's Hartley Main-Allhusen & Co. The Wan- derer, Hardy for IMalta, wvith 168 chs Hasting's Hartley Alain-Carr & Co. The, Tagus, 11tismouth for Marseilles, Ct 4ci FecsteHartley ? ...
... Plymouth, tobacconist. James 4,ilbert tuf.. , .iielteuham, innkeeper. Thomas Carey Willard, Pierce and Gilson Homan, Manchester, mer- chants. John Wilson, llaslingden, Lancashire, joiner. Thomas Wilders, Sloane-street, common brewer. lhv1nDvN1,s.-J. Chamberlaine ...
... JAN. 921. ?? T7C Gazette o] Friday, Jon. 16.) BANxsnuprs.-Thomas Ledyard Evill and Thomas Dow- glass, Vigo-street., cloth manufacturers. Isaac Denning, Tichbourne-street, watchmaker. Thomas Woodyatt Hooper, Bathurststreet, Hyde-park-girdens, chemist ...