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... ORLEANS COTTON ; and ab.mt Four Thousand Five Hundred DtER SKINS : beir.g the remaining part of the cargo of the ship L'Uarmonie, taken by the ship Paragon letter of marque, William Hart, master. Sanderson, Salisbury, and Co. Brokers. Lancaster, March 2, 1804 ...
... Charter, in the reign of King George the First) FOR Assuring Houses and other Build- ings, Goods, Corn, Hay, Merchandize, Ships in Harbour, in Docks or Building, Craft, &c. from Loss or Damage by Fire ; and also for the Assurance of I yes. JOHN JACKSON ...
... Cambridgeshire, lost the sight of one ojj her eyes; by applying to Dr. Brodum, was perfectly cured in six weeks. Witnesses, John Vale, John Henry Rose, Masterof the Cambridge Band. The Son of Mr. Phillips, Bainton, Northamp- tonshire, lost his sight; by ...
... of BLACK WILDBORE STUFF are lodged in the Con- stable's hands, in Kendal, supposed to have been STOLEN : — Any person having lost the samej by applying to Mr Henry Smith, coal-merchant, i Kendal, shall have them returned, on giving de- scriptions of the ...
... of BLACK WILDBORE STUFF are lodged in the Con- stable's hands, in Kendal, supposed to have been STOLEN : — \ny person having lost the same, by applying to Mr Henry. Smith, coal-merchant, Kendal, sl^all have them returned, on giving de- scriptions of the ...
... garrifon. I have the honour to be, &c. E, S. DICKSON. * Eagle store-ship* Hamilton, Venus, Jenny. ARTICLES OF CAPITULATION Between Lieutenant Charles Pichftrd, of his Majesty's ship Inconstant, on the parf of his Uritannic, Ma- jesty, and Citizen Montmayeur ...
... Cambridgeshire, lost the sight of one ot he- eyes; by applying to Dr. Brodum, was perfect. cured in six weeks. , Witnesses— John Vale, John Henry Rose, «-*■ ter of the Cambridge Band. The son of Mr. Phillips, Bainton, tonshire, lost his sight ; by applying ...
... NOTICE IS HEREBfyGIVEN, To the OFFICERS and COMPANY of the SHIP ! PARAGON, WILLIAM HART, late Master, ?? Who were actually on board at >T-4rV?_^ lhe CAPTURE of the SHIP W^JrV^-? L'H ARMONIE, and her CARGO, ,he :jGth dv ?? v of JJ us' ?? ?? 1803 ' ? ...
... and CKiMfM|tf^'i^^W \ 1 PARAGON, - - WILLIAM HART, ♦•■a— Who were act*a*n*y on fcoatll at N £AA~ V - the C A PTURE of the SHIP L'HARMONIE, and her CARGO, VsisSai&L the 26th day of July ' 1803 ' bound I JtffsK^esnwmir f mm j^g^ 0,^05 t ...
... days. It was moft falal at St. Kitt's, Every veflel there was loft * the number is faid to 5 be 120. , = At Antigua were lost 58 vessels and a packet. At St. Bartholomew's, 50. vessels. At Dominica, a frigate is rurhoured to have been losf % At St. ...
... . 6000, 2s. 6d._ 10,000, 3-;. per cent. HAZARDOUS INSURANCE. Not exceeding £3000, 35. ; 6000, 45. . 10,000, ss. per cent. Ships^nd their cargoes are of the latter description. Proposals at large to be had at the Company . Office, corner of Exchange-alley ...
... more than fifty-five years of age, or had served twenty-five years in the army previously to their discharges ; those who have lost a limb, or their eye sight, or are cripples, or who received a certificate of their total unfitness for fur- ther service from ...