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... from Jane, Collins NYork 10 Hibernia) Banks Martinique .'. Sailed fur 5 Druid Frigate, Weft Indies Brisk SW Madeira Ocean, Clutfam J amaica Rebecca, Ga dner «• Dublin, Grantham d 0 Charles. Carney James, Poftlethwaitc Pofthumous) Crofbie d° Monmouth, Surflcn ...
... the Grange, But- chei 1 , for Waterford; the Neptune, Horn, for Stockholm; the Dublin, Leard, for . Dublin; and the Hope, Clutfam, for Cork ' 'imd. Jamaica. .Whe Kitty, Fair, from Newfoundland, for Leghorn, is loft off Barcelona. And the Friendfhip, Gilbert ...
... HK I S IT) L, I'utvii.n, ?? ;o Can ir lint i.r/a/t. Admiral Keppel, Coppleilene, t'nlon, Clutfam, HUtor, '1 homas, and William, I.otain, li, J.iinai- ta; Favourite, Jackfon, Ir. Antigua; Wii, lam and Mary, Vefey.fr. St. Vincents; Little Silttrs, Rt-i'in ...
... Elletfon, Griffin; at St. Vinccntf, Ja- maica, Watfon ; at St. Kitt's, Lucca, Child; at Jamaica, Frit mllliip, Tyler, Unitsn, Clutfam, Admiral Keppe'l, Cop- plefto.ie, Byron, Rufl'el, Cyrus, Gardener, Succefs, Ball, Foord, Thorp, Petenfield, Lawrence, Eagle ...
... Miss M. K. Peat; son The Jolly Sailor, Mr. Pearson; violin solo, Serenade (Squire), Miss E. Frost; song, Vanity Fair (Clutf=am), Miss Brooks; humorous song. followed the directions in the book Mr. Cowper Smith; vocal duet, The Dolls' duet (Moncktoni ...
... •daughter of Mr. Jofeph Sanders, merchant and banker, of Exeter.-— At ■ Briftol, Mr. Stringer, carver and gilder, to Mrs. Clutfam.--- Mr. Wm. Ormerod, of the Hotwells, to Mifs Ann Btifh, daughter of the late Mr. f.ufh, ccrftfa^or.—Mr. John Pofton, fonof ...
... Spence, of l'all-Mall, dentill to his Mnjefty, to Mifs Sarah Cronipton, of Maiden.— Kr.' Stringer, -carver and gilder, to Mrs. Clutfam, of Briftol.— The Rev. 1 1,0. Dikes, of Magdalen college,' Cam- bridge, to.Mifs Hey, tlaugliterqfWtn. Hey, efq; of- Leeds ...
... r, an irn - • of' Brillal. Mrs, Baker, wif. of John Baker.cfq- I'Heiridge, in theparifh of Dundry,—At Jamaica, Mr. Tho. Clutfam, ymmgefl lon of the lite Cayt. Clutlam, of Briftol. At BartnnlHi ndrcd, Mrs. ?? aged 100 ?? Kingfvvood, GeorgcMilfom, their ...
... ARRIVED-—At the Nclft'n, Thomas; John, Pritchard Weft Indian, Gardner; Rebecca, Clements; Floi.!, Baker ; Maria, Wcllan ; Ocean, Clutfam, Nautilas, (German; Elizabeth, Lovell; Briftol, Harvey ; Jane, .V;.’rcv;s; Eliza, Stevenfon ; Ives, Gardner; Hercules, Powcil; ...
... regrets expressed that the delightful series of Sullivan operas had no successors. The new opera, Young England, by Messrs. ClutFam and Hubert Bath, to be produced the Royal on Monday, promises to carry on the succession. is light opera the pure English ...
... toe khatee was wo min of home yet. but ; .Ist.., 1. to is the remnant 1 home. for ve look pocr °Warw. We he.. o 1 patch our clutfam with auger We mooovful of ran taut. • and tooter, I hope the ehildom am aid I moryeal your Chrome.. We . hod • poor was-dry ...
... Srfffol, ?? 3, Cm* mfinei ear kf, The Eagle man of war of fey gu«*, from Ponfmouth i the Mary, Law. rence, the Hope, Clutfam, the Windsor, Piaster, nnd the Movant, Coppleftone, from Jamaica } the St. Nicholas and St. Telmo, Lipoerica, and th* Mifeteoordia ...