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... THAT Upon Thurfday the 7th of September 172 1, at Two or Clock in the Afternoon, in the Sail-cloath-manufaOory in South »•_. wiil be expofed to Roup, the whole Sail-cloath, Yarn, whitned and gt. Brafs and Cane Reeds, Hatchels, a large and a fmali Copper ...
... . f\N Tuefday next being ehe 12 Inftant, at Two of the Clock in the Afternoon, in the Sail Duck Manufactory in South Leith, will be expofed to roup, the whole Sail Cloath, Yarn whitened and Green, hatch- led Hemp, Lint, Tow, Brafs and Cane Reeds. Hatchels ...
... ADV ERTISEMENTS. To Sail from LEITH to CAROLINA the ifl Oclober next, Hind and Weather ferving . The Ship MAGDALEN, Burden about 160 Tuns, Capt. Wiliiam Cai Is Commander, well rigged, maaned, and mounted wirh 8 Carriage Guns, betides Swivels and S.nait ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. +H4- Th sit the Good Ship, The CONCORD of Le'nb, AN* DREW PATERSON Mafter.. is to Sail precifely upon the 17th of February Inflant (Wind and Weather ferving) from the Road of Leith, directly fot Gibraltar in Spain. Whoever has a mind to ...
... Disaster at Sea and Loss of Life.—The packet ship E. Z., Captain Hartshorne, which sailed from Liverpool for New York on the 13th ultimo, has put back, having encountered a gale on the 29th ultimo, whicti swept the decks and washed overboard thirteen ...
... Important Improvement in Shortening the Sail of Ships.—ln almost every department of our ships, latterly, great and serviceable improvements have been made. Every clipper now built is intended to sail a litUe faster than the one which preceded it, and ...
... —»A Belfast correspondent says : —lt has been announced that the daily sailings of this line are to commence on the Ist of July. The sea passage is under two hours, and the loch sailing about forty minutes. The trains are to go alongside the steamer at Stranraer ...
... Montmorency has arrived at Liverpool. She sailed from Melbourne the 14th Jane, and has brought 50,000 ounces of gold, value £200,000. Her dates have been anticipated by the overland mail. The Anglo-Saxon had sailed on the Ist June, with 24,924 ounces of ...
... CADBURY'S COCOA. KO CHEMICALS USED Us in maty ofthe sailed Pure Forest CeemtK PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS of the ?? Classes ■ ,4 inserted in the Dund« Courier at the .rWrPAID Kate, as stated below --Situations {•ID A' rK , ,„ wanted Apartments ...
... AD V ER T I S E M E N T S. To Sail from Leith to BOSTON in New England the Firft cf March next, TheSh-p. JAMES, Burden isoTaas, Capt. John Trail. Commander: If any Merchant have Goods, or PaiTcngers defign thither, (the Ship having excellent Accomir.od3 ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. ?? That the Ship INDUSTRY, Capt. Andrew Cowan, will sail from Borrowstounnesi for Charlstoun in South Carolina, Wind and Weather serving, against the 2nd Day of September. Any Person inclining to ship themselves. or Good., may apply to ...
... 11th November, from Havre. Helen Monro, Watson, sailed from Smyrna, on the 22d January, for Liverpool. Lady Flora Hastings, Nairn, at Malta, from Newcastle, on the 3d instant. Amelia Hill, Hill, sailed from Rio de Janeiro, on the 3d December, for Valparaiso ...