... besce at ,csbice. ?? S ''Ihe' Eliza,0 Taylor, frdmn hence ?? Cork It St. Vincerzt ' 1le Fairfield, itdon, from hence at St. Thomas'. The 1L2 Ail-, ?? herice, at Antigna.:- The }1 loa, Rarely, from hence at ditto. Thie~ Geor ge, Fickthall, from hence at ...

... A5is hereby offered fir the ap'r,-hcl;si e of c- 1 S ksroan on his heing delivered nto tbe-custody sf ne fits said Master, or THOMAS & W. EARLE & Co. Joliani Wredrlch Nordstrom of I.visa, in Finland, .90 'yaro sal age, 5 ivtt -inches sighs, light complex- ...

... tar tnn, M ?? Gabrie' James, to meet asaigiees, Massey Iand Cift- wvright's,. . ?? I--- - 19-Gerrg e Newman Hardy, ?? ?? I -holst: ?? ?? 11 Thomas'N:ar'ier, first ?? ?? ;.-.Globe, 12 _ Danie6 M'Olieen,'os'Liverpool, second, Star Inn, Man- chinter,- * : ...

... l.0J R~ussiani (:ord i ag,, aud a ier doua ui Rtussian Cauvas, 30 ilncles broad. Apply. to Mr. TIIOS. .JME, Old Doke C Or, THOMAS OINsON and. Co. ?? ?? 'iedic Stre'et. ?? 7iropyert~y-J ?? 0 ?? St.1John's iufbridlaod- (i~raf: ?? sail ?? the first Convoy ...

... meteor appeared to be complete- ly exhausted before it reached the ground. Lately a woman, wife to a labourer of Hessle, named Thomas Brown, was brought out in a halter by her husband, in the Market-place, Hull, and exposed to sale; when, accordiug to a p ...

... of Weekly IlteIige 2 FOREIGN § DOMESTIC. n 5 d SATURDAY, August2;, Explositn ofan xmnerican Prize-On the 3othe, June Sir Thomas Hardy gave notice to the .Areri. can Commandant, at Nvw-London, that hle wl not suffer any vesselsor boats, except flags of trnes ...

... Dr. Taylor, and our friends at Bolton. 28. Messrs. Waitnman, .Quin,and the independent part of the Livery of London. 29. Thomas Green, and the independent Free- men of Liverpool. t The Chairman, upon his health being proposed, addressed the co mpany ...

... Oporto at Cork Hope, Scott, hence for Mesina at ditto 1rio, Aberneatbi hence for Lisbon at ditto firpreld, Elias, from St Thomas's got on Shore on Saturday mormong on West Hoyle, but has been got of without apparent damage Nrimitk,-, St Lucia for this ...

... The ship filed,asld was thrown on her broadside. Atmidight, the maintopmast went whr'the vesbel righted,theseaanakingover ?? Hardy 'and the remainder of his crew then tawhed themselves to- the' riggingin wbich situation they continued tliree days and tihree ...

... pieces of parchment, with such forged marks, 4c,. with intent to-defraud the revenue, contrary to thestatute, &c- Gui'ty. Thomas Wainewright, of Leeds, attorney at law, a charged upon oath, for that he did, in or about the month of May or June, fraudulently ...

... passage apply to the Master on board, George's dock, or , BOLTON and OGDEN. a a Fr PHILA4DELPIIIA, l The new American Ship THOMAS SCATTERGOOD, l Burthen 571 tons, a most supesior- Philadelphia built and coppered ves- sel; daily expected, and intended for ...

... Miss Glover, eldest daughter ofMr. William Glover, schioel- master, of tise same place. On Mondayla t, at Trinity Church, Mr. Thomas Rimmer, timiser merchant, to Miss Burrosaghs. On Sunday s, at St. Peter's Clurt, Mr. John Warnock, mlxiner, to Miss Elizabeth ...