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... with specie on board. The ship Resolution Capt, Wm. Irish, from the; Coast of Pern, with/o,il. A full ship, on Saturday night last in company .with the ships William and Cornwall, also from the coast of Peru, engaged a French ship privateer of 22 guns, for ...
... sloop Neptune, Willey Stephenson, master, was lost on Wed- nesday morning off Brighton, and every person perished. Friday sennight the Dublin division of the ...
... pleasure, he has, with much labour and ex- pence, added to the number of his Mechanical Exhibitions, 111 which the mind is lost in wonder and astonishment at its powers. He has also decorated it with pleasing land- scapes, the whole of which forms the ...
... stung, Tiie spark of pure celestial fire Her bosom ever did inspire, But, form'd for friendship and for love, What here she lost — she sought above ! No talse f.ri'en-q there to meet at last, The friendship of this world was past ! She bow'd submissive ...
... Majesty', ships Topaze, Capt. Church; Active, Captain. Burfort \ and LOire, Captain Newman, from a cruise off V «oast of Havre.— Friday last a Court Martial' v,,eld on board the Gladiator, on Cap tain Soth^/v officers, and crew, of His Majesty'! ship MarlboroCgh ...
... The Danish Company's ship the Cron Prinsen, Holm, which left Canton about the latter end of January, has lost hermasts, and been obliged to put into the Isle of France. The Betsey, of Yarmouth, Wilson, bound to New- castle, was lost on the Cockle Sand, ...
... express cemmand of His BritannfcMiL. jesty, all ?? of neutral powers, resident at Leghorn, are ordered to send away all the ships of their respeaive nations iiefore the 17th Frirnaire. -At the expiration ofthe said term, those whd Shall have disobeyed this ...
... ; she is bound in Honour to pay entirely for the latter. One hundred and forty pieces of cannon has the Imperial main aimy lost within three weeks, together with forty thousand men. Such are the disasters of our ally — such the deplorable condition of ...
... their pleasure, he has, with much labour and ex- pence, added to the number ot his Mechanical Exhibitions, n which the mind is lost in wcr.clcr and astonishment at its powers. He has also dscoratnl it with pleasing land- scapes, the whole ot wiiich firms ...
... that they are go- ing to equip one ship ofthe line, of 84 guns /seven of 74 ! one frigate, of 40 j a brig, of 1 8 ; and a cutter, ot la.. In case of necessity this armament will, in he spring, be increased by two ships of 84 euns, two of 7+ three of 64 ...
... the 'insuring yf lhues, Buildings, House- hold ( Goods, Stock, in Trade, and Merchandise ; also. Ships in Harhour, Cargo in Ships and Lighters, aud Ships build: rg or repairing, from Loss or Damage *l>y Fire. . THOMAS WORSLEY, Sec. ?? Proposals, containing ...