... this the fugitives rambled over the frofl and fnow till morning, when, arriving at little fifliiug village, the parfon gave boatmen ten guineas to carry them the {Hands of illy. After two or three days the trick was diTcovered, and their friends, after much ...

... fort of preft alfotook place of all the boatmen who were left in the town, who are to be employed in throwing over the bridge when the ■paffage ‘is carried into eifc£i. On the 14th the French employed tbofc boatmen conduct fix large vedels from Cologne ...

... coaft Argyllhifc, and feared will lod. The Smyrua, Nanniun, from Attifterdam the Moditcrramaii, ia got into Dour bjr the boatmen, after being aftme, tiiii defcrtod bf the crew. The PqrgT. from Si. ran the Pier Herd, and flMk. hut with afliftintca get ...

... ctertiohs the boatmen from weft oft, they, after fevend unfuccefiful -ttempts, brought the ftiffercrs on fhore The brig is wreck, but p*»rt the cargo will heaved. Is it not worth the attention of the Humane Society Qa extend thiir bounty to thofc boatmen who ...

... lufpecltd him; took the money which he found to be new guineas, and told-him to go into his boat-houfe whilll he called the other boatmen* d locked him up there till went and called two conftablcs, Collifon and Hills, and returned: he then examined him, and found ...

... eonfufion of Inconvenience, op,! it is extremely probable that, but for thrfe vobirfitary ami clicarful exertions of the iVal boatmen, in the public fervice, the embarkat;on niull have been very confiderablj delayed, and perhaps failinpof the firft divifton ...

... overfet on her paflage from Flint to I’arkgate, by which accident two women (paffengers) were unfortunately drowned ; the two boatmen clinging the matt, were fortunately faved. and taken lucre was another paffajTe.boat company with the Friends at too great ...

... vcflel c.f arpearincc was laying near fat* harbour, which 1 immediately went to Y.r. Bound, mate Nov cutter, who, with ore of boatmen, ami *f the cr. »v--of the Nov, manmtd Cuftom-houfe hear, who, together with Mr. S. Cooper, mafter the Unity, this place, ...

... of foot, confifting, with E the baggage guard, of goo roen, marched into' Deal, and were immediately embarked by the Deal boatmen, on board his Majefly's Uhip Stately. The morning was fine, with a plearant oreeze at North, winch 'facilitated the embarkation ...

... the aaudacity to approach a few- mi-es of his Majely's (hipsIipi the Downs-thismoning.which circ'umifance gave o ur Deal boatmen rnoehiiuer o ppor Z, ttnt briyo eflrifying ths in loyalty, :and deternination of ef ri'llgtic';re y vhrfl' they man ayi'n ...

... had the audacity approach within a few mile, of hi. Majelly’s flups the Down, this morning, which circumftance gave Deal-boatmen another opportunity their loyalty, and determine lion of ruffling t.»c enemy. FUmeulk, 17—Taken his Majefty’. Fifguard, Capt ...

... which failed from thence on Sunday for Calais, returned on the- following day, without having beer ?? land in 'France.' Tuie boatmen wh o approached the veflel, with orders for her immediate return to England, hinted to the captain that an hoilile republican ...