... rarnputh, Feb. 18. BOUT twelve at night, on • - , the 3th` init. Mr. Peter Hallip, , the ExCife-Surveyor, with five j aids boat-men . , being ht lea, fell in with, aid too . k a cutte,r's boat with feven men; the cargo too half anchors, and of tea. • The ...

... of liifpicious wan lying near the rbyi.r,«» inch I immediaitly went Mr. Bound, mate of the i:,ivi.tttr, »l ...

... half guinea*, aad fevcn-fluUing piece, and were retreating with their booty, when they were difcovereU, and attacked two boatmen, who were pafling by. One of the villain* piflnl at the afiaiiam*, out aided fire, boawwa, after a moftohftioaM ftnitfle, ...

... Hotel comfortable and agreeable in every department. thinks it alfo necefTarv to date, tliat good Bouts, and experienced Boat-men, wilt always at hand for their conveyance acrofs the river;—and he now building dout decked Boat, and repairing tbe Quay ...

... speculations ts of our merchants, and their fictitious pages are fearfully con- - trested by the porters, carters; abd 'boatmen, who' sicken for- n want of employment. Our tranquillity has; thereibre, been en- titled to the highest confidence of our ...

... law as well as yol, ,naster'nul-l; and so if you donri let me alone and mind your own affairs, without troubling me and my boatmen, d--e if I don't fight you. and heat you, as I did once before. My wife too ha5 several tides threatened to clapper-cjtw you ...

... rn the genuine descendants of the witches and the cc Powv-w'wers. : lit The tenants of these parts are. excellent good liM boatmen, as well as great takers of.cod-fish and ale- tb wives * and their staple aon'nodities are onions and ar children, which latter ...

... something else to do, talked amongst them- selves, how Jonathan was but a: sneakir.g milksop sort of a fellow, to suffer-his boatmen,who vverc the best tenasts he had, and paid more reats thaen all the rcst of them. together, to lie treated in si ch ?? illl- ...

... would rather trust him than any other man in the world. ' Biq the most curiousthing of all was the ungrate- ful cbudct df the boatmen, for wbose sake, in a ?? measwp Jonathan wss Aboutto quarrel.with his, old father. They, forsooth, bad for a long while back ...

... care of' their boats; and he was still, more to blame for refusing to he on good terms with Bull, who was one of the best boatmen in the world. Last- - ly, it was all Jonathan's fault, because in the first place, lie did not challenge Bull long before ...

... period like - the prceant, whenl the daily introduction of a fec r boat loads of flsht would be so acceptable, and when r our boatmen -unfortunately front the same cause, - have so very little emiployiment; surelv it would be t a very desirable thhig, to send ...

... the time 'WWsfife of the boy aud, his exhaustetl friend had nerily fallen a sacrifice to the culpable incredulity of some boatmen, who rxprcsented their struggles in -the water as miere ?? frolics. ' e t ijeyputleth 'Methodist Annual Comfeorence cowmeneredliO ...