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... NAVAL ENGAGEMENT. The following extraordinary intelligence is communicated in a letter from the Mate of the Bedgar Excite Revenue cm ter, commanded oy Captain Stewart, dated Bav, October 12, 1791. On lalt, the Badger cutter, cruifing between the lile ...
... the following engagement. f ] foUinnlyipromife and engage feh our conltitnents, if have tlie Itonbur of being the rcprefentatives in Parliiinent of the city of Wvllmintter, that we will cn:ie*tvotiri to the utmod of our power, to reftoi e and defend the ...
... ENGAGEMENT IN THE EAST-INDTES. The following cxtraft of a letter from a Gentleman in the Company’s fcrvice, brought by the laft fleet, gives a clear account of the late hoftilities in India, and the caufes them : Tajepore, Tth Nov. loth Dec. 1794. The ...
... engagements between men invalid and ...
... Nothing could exceed the Ikill and valour of the Prince of Cohoing, in the conduit of this engagement. Clairfait was noi without his fhare of the merit and honour »of the day, Tlie heroic conduit of Dunionrier,- through the day, e\c.ted exptefTiotis of ...
... chance of an engagement, and foon found that by the number of guns they fired, one half of what they (hewed were of wood they neverthelefs kept up running fight for two hours* •'and then the largeft (truck, and the other fet all fails run away, but after ...
... On the 23d there was much cannonading’, and fmart engagement, between a party of our men and the enemy. The enemy were beaten. ...
... THE following is the American account of the engagement between the two armies at Monmouth Court Houfe, in the Jerfies, on the 28th of June. New Jersey Gazette of July Trent on July x. His Excellency General Waftiington having early intelligence of the ...
... What prevented not icaewing the engagement The Vice Admiral of the Blue’s not otanng down to ftation in the line. ...
... As our news-papers are read in Paris, they wil lend to puzzle the Frenchmen, with their account of the engagement between the Nonfuch and Languedoc. Inllead of two men of war, they will read but one, and that one of a very inferior fize. Yefterday morning ...
... In the late engagement between the Ruffian and Swediffi fleets, the lofs of the Ruffian fleet was 319 killed, and 666 wounded, exclufive of the killed and wounded on board the Ruffian fhip that was taken, which amounted to near 300. Total about 1500. ...
... JOHN FULLER. The punctuality in which I fulfilled engagements in the laft and former Lotteries (and the number of the chances already fold) convinces me of the f.>ti»faiVion they give, and i hope t! advantages given will meet with the encouragement of ...