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... arc alfo Taught in the moft ealy and expedition'; Manner. Alio any Gentleman ot Lady may be inlktucled at their own Houfes. LOST or miflaid the 20th lnftant, Two Rings, the one a (ingle Ruby, the other an Amc- thift, with a fmall Diamond on each Side. ...
... Normanton, Capt. Rigby, and the Hafing- field, Capt. Birch, from Bengal, were safely arrived, richly laden, off Dover. These Ships left St. He- lena the 26th of May, where was the Wyndham, Capt. Shooter, from Bombay, which confirms what we formerly mentioned ...
... that the Mafters of the Ships retuin'd home from Greenland have reported to their Owners, that tho' according to the ancient Laws the Whale-Fifhery belongs, in, certain Places, to the Crown of Dtn* mark folely, yet certain Dutch Ships have under- taken to ...
... may be had again, to the faid Mr. Grueber, or to Mr. Lott at the Dolphin, or Mr. Pepper at the Ship at Favernam, ihall have all reafonable Satif. faa ion. LOST on Monday the third of this Inßant Oaober, Seventeen Tags, mark'd J. D. upon the near Hip behind ...
... Money on Landf~\ Security, may va irh Sums of any Kind, by enquiring of Mr. V/illiam Art on of Market- Raijin, Lincolnjhire. lOST firm Burgbhy, near Stamford LnicohijVire, the 01 Inflant September, brindled Greyhound Bicch, anfwers the Name Fly, Whoever ...
... wanting Money on Land- Security, may fee fupply'd of any Kind, by enquiring Mr. William Antonit of Market-RaiJin 9 Lincolnshire. LOST from Burghley, near Stamford, Lincolnshire, the of this September, brindled Greyhound Bitch, to the Name of Fly. Whoever gives ...
... ****'' * * From the Daily Gazetteer, Dec. 28. From the Daily Gazetteer, Dec. 28. The Ship lost upon the Good with Sands, proves to be the Venetian Galley, Capt. Rolosse, of and from Amsterdam, with a very rich Cargo for Italy and Turky, very little ...
... of the compleatest Men of the Age. The Chevalier de St. George, and the Irish Troops abroad, have lost a warm Friend by his Death. They have likewise lost another great Friend, as they thought him, by the Death of Cardinal Alberoni, which the French A-la-main ...
... very good Repair j with good Cellars, a Key* and Cram, where the Ship- Beet is delivered ar> and all othet good Conveniences, % J&n,uke a£ Cuthbert Watfon, who will Ictt the fame. LOST fiom ScutterslielpinCieaveJand, on or a|jout the Firft of thiSlnftant ...
... This Way has iripre Beauty andLUfture, ahd takes a ft umger and handfomer, LiJteuclL, than any other Way of faintlug- . ■ : LOSt from Scutterskclp InCleaveland, on or about the Firft of thit Inftant, a red and wlii *e fpptted Setting-Dog, ruff-haii'd ...
... lies dangerously ill at his House at Westminster, attended by Dr. Mead and Dr. Hulse. The Sussex Indiaman, supposed to be lost off Madagasca, is not entirely given over ; and if she be brought to England, a Reward of a 1000 l. . besides all future E ...
... LONDON, Sept. 26. The Sussex Indiaman, supposed to be lost off Madagascar, is not entirely given over ; and if she be brought to England, a Reward of 1000 l. besides all future Encouragement in their Service, we hear is offered to each single Sailor of ...