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... JaiiK-s's-square ; or Mr. S>monds, No. 20, Paturnoster-row. Tills Work is published by the Widow of an Oflicer, who fell in the West Indies, under the patronage of the Right Hon. William Windham, and has been honoured nitiithe sanction and approbation of Her Royal ...
... Duke ; Generous Planter, Beates ; Carl- burg, Dolling ; and Lady St. John, Smith ; for Jamaica : Ocean, Harrison, for the West-Indies : Daedalus, Powles, for Antigua ; Minerva, Squires, for Virginia ; Mary Ann, Bourn, for Surinam ; and Middleton, Rankin ...
... command of the Zealous, of 74 guns, fit- ting for sea at Sheerncss. The Proselyte, and transports under convoy for the West Indies, still remain wind-bound. Captain Charles Boyles is appointed to the Sa- turn, of 74 guns, at this port. He arrived here ...
... asserted, that Joyeuse, on board of whose ship the younger brother ofthe Chief Cons.vi. is a passenger, is destined for the West Indies, where his principal force will be rather employed in defensive than offensive operations. Hardly any advantage has accrued ...
... Brilliant frigate this day came to .pithead fro.m-St. Helen's. His Ma- jesty's ship Topaze is appointed convoy for the West Indies. The artificers in rhe Dock-yard work iin 10 o'clock at night, and the utmost ex- ertions are using to equip, with all possible ...
... up at the Ge- neral Posuo_.ee for Barbadoes, Martinique, Ja- maica, and New York direa, which will be con- veyed to the West Indies in the Lady Frances, hind packet, mounting fourteen guns ; and to America, in the Mary packet, Capt. 'Ihompscn. ...
... sold at the. Music- Shops. Where may be had, •■'.* l~ ■ . Alonzo'and 'Imoginc, .fix. &c: Sec. ?? * . ?? ?? ■'••-.-- ;• -WEST-INDIES. ~T^ T This day is published, in one -vaiuine, quarto, illustrated wuh*s{«ge JJlap ot St. Domingo, a Portrait- of the ...
... Spencer. Captain Whitby, ofthe Severn man of war, has already realised a very considerable fortune by pri- vateering in the West Indies. Captain Wkitst is nephew to Admiral Cornwallis. There is no Irish Member who would sufcr a much from Parliamentary attendance ...
... Swedes and Danes'. ?? , Sailed La Juste, of 84 guns ; and the Peng u i n > •» 1 8,. on -a cruise ; the Fanny brig for the West Indies. Deal, Feb. 7. — Sailed on a.cruise, his Majesty's ships Gannet and. Savage, of 16 guns ; and the Hal- din, of zB, and ...
... man'armed ship from Wales, last from Falmouth.— Sailed the Fanny hire*4 amie-i brig, of 14. guns, with dispatches r or the West Indies. — Arrived the French frigate Le Dedaigneux, mourning 40 guns, with 500 men, from Cayenne bound to Bourdeaux, cap- tured ...
... Channel fleet ; .and Anson, of 44 guns, Capt. Dur- ham, on a cruise. The Proselyte, Capt. Fowke, with the transports for the West Indies, has dropt down to St. Helen's. The Bellona, Sir T. B. Thompson, and Rami- lies, Capt. Dixon, are taken out of dock, and ...
... \viio ex- changes. bsevet;. Colonel John Manner? Kerr, of the 6'-d Foot, to be Briga- dier General to the Forces in the West Indies onl}' Loyal Warwick- Volunteer Infantry— C.iptaiii WiUi.uui James to be Major Coßimajidapt, vice Watris, if lit* K- signs ...