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... of their merit, hot only in compliment to you for. so happy a discovery, but to engage all Gentlemen Planters, in the West Indies, to adopt the use of them upon their plantations. I have not known so safe, pleasant, or so certain a vermifuge, You have ...
... of their merit, not only in CQiiiplmiei-.t to you for so happy a discovcrv, hut to em-age *v oenuemeu Planters, is the West Indies, to adopt the n»e of tliein upon their plantations. I have not known so ?? pleasant, or so certain a vermifuge, You have ...
... 4to. with two highly finished Plates, price 7s. 13. The History,. Civil and Commercial, of the British Colonies in the West Indies. By Bryan Edwards, Esq. Dedicated, by permission, to His Majesty. In three large vols, medium Bvo. with considerable additions ...
... conditions as Ministers, boasting of their colonial j conquests, will refuse to grant. France will scarcely resign the East aud West Indies into our hands, while she has the rest of Europe at her feer, of in her alliance. The time is* perhaps, come when we must ...
... Cure or Weaknesses and decays, totally rc- establi;»nng the whole Nervous System. - * 7 fcj- Gentlemen from .the. East and West Indies, whose' habits were relaxed by the heat of those climates, have a- I ceived infinite benefit ; as well as Officers belonging ...
... Portsmouth, where about 2000 have been shipped this week. It is reported that General Maitland will im. mediately sail for the West Indies, with a consi- derable force, for the purpose of attacking the Da- nish possessions in that quarter. A part, if not the ...
... example had they supposed they could get a sight of him. The fate of the other two horses is also fixed. The one goes to the West Indies, and the other to Scotland. Mr. Rose, the Secretary of rhe Treasury, is come to town j but in consequence of an accident ...
... Liverpool to Dublin, is on shore near Newry, hut it is expected will be gotod. The K-mg Pepple, Phillips, from Bonny tp the West Indies, is condemned at Cane Coast. ihe Lark,. Raymoi.d, from Lynn ?? Liverpool, is re- ported to be taken the Btll instant near ...
... will sail' to-morrow with the armed, transports having the remainder of that regiment and ist regiment of foot, for the West Indies. Sir Andrew Hammond and Sir William, who have been here for these three days past, inspecting the ships in the harbour, ...
... jesty's Consul, arrived at Norfolk the 9th instant, andistojtake shipping from thence in the frigate Andromache, for the West Indies. On Saturday, November the ,27th, in the Le- gislature of Maryland, it was determined, that the constitution of the United ...
... Caiieton, ficm t:>e ijrh Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. BREVET. To be Brigadier Generals in the West Indies only. — Col. David Cuny'n, hair.-, of the 6cth foot: Col. Patrick Wau- chepe, lit' the $ot. loot; Col. Baldwin Leighton ...
... febip ®m: Portsmouth, Jan. z j.— The Topaze frigate, Capt. Church, has made a signal to sail with a con- voy for the West Indies. ?? Portsmouth, Jan. -.i.^'Arrived the Jason, of 44 guns, Captain Ybrke ; Brijljant, of _8 jtuns^ Hon. Captain Paget ; Scorpion ...