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... WEST. INDIES, rhe fellonving account French afaire in the Weftladies. i coptcd from a St. Chriftopber's Paper, jujit arri•-aea : ASquadron of French tranfports, confuting of ten or eleven, with about azoo national troops on board, efcortecl by a frigate ...
... WEST INDIES. I.ord Tented Petition from the Merchants and Planters of the illonds of ('.renadu and St. Vincent, pruyiiu* relief for the mercantile difadvnnuges they hibo ir under, in conf. of the the people of colour, and the violence the enemy in tholi ...
... MIIIMINMENIMP WEST INDIES. Falmouth, (Yamaica) 08 . 2, 1792. ON Thurfday evening lad, a very melancholy accident happened in Martha-Brae, at the houfe of Mr. Jofeph Giles.—While the fam ly and company were drinking tea in the Piazza, two lovely boys, ...
... It is with pleafurc add, that a great number of wheels have been (hipped in the coafters the (hores of the Chefapcake. WEST INDIES, JAMAICA, AUGUST 2. have on this fide the globe been in the war, but attended with the lofs of numbers of our officers and ...
... Dcal-Ca- ftle, Carr, a Letter of Marque. â Le Probie, L'Aigle, L'Umque, and l.'fmpromptu, from Bcuideaux, bound to the West Indies, are sent to Bristol by the Caesar, Lyon, Phenix, and Tygress Privateers. â La Jeunefle, Le Franc Mafon, and L'Angeronue ...
... (•hkh will ttrnA Madeira) mpposnteJ brtre fipithcid the loth (am* raoßth. he *PP'T » AMAUf, W. 5. «7»l- ° 1, MADEIRA ih. WEST INDIES. |iwrfib«Ari» ...
... The Rev. JOHN IVRSLET, FOR CONVERSION OF NEGROLS IN THE WEST INDIES. In the year Dr. Coke was driven Ly ftrefs of weather from the coaftof America the Weft Indies. Being thus undefignedly brought to that part of the world, vifired fevcral the iflands ...
... Beaumaris, part of the cargo is saved, and the vessel gone to pieces. The Betsey and Rockingham, of Lancaster, bound for the West Indies, have taken and carried into Cove the Epominedos, or Epaminondas, Capt. James Le- hene, from the East Indies, laden with ...
... and a native of Doncaster. He fell a victim to that dreadful scourge of mankind, the plague, which was carried to the West Indies by an infected ship from Africia, If benevolence of soul, Eencrofity ot'ocart, foftntfs of manners, with a fpirit courageous ...
... Viper, on Thursday last, for Spithead, there to join the general convoy. The outward-bound ships at Spithead for Portugal, West Indies, &c. are all detained by orders from the Admiralty, till fbme ac- count is received of the combined fleets. The fhips for ...
... fortnight to tiVe into coo- - , atij.'ia refonn lie fluuW thenpropofc coocen- ing them. ■ •“ CoMMitßcnt.TNTEßcoß«*xbotwe2D the West Indies and America. Mr. OremilU give notice, that be Omtitd, on * Tt future day. move for leave bring a bill re- W the Commercial ...
... and if approved on, ordei'cd to conic by the Rockingham Coach, frora Mr. Wade's, the Golden- Lion Inn, Leeds, to London. WEST INDIES. WANTED for JAMAICA, FOUR YOUNC! MEN, of cood Charaflen, who un- derlland the Farming Bufinefs.— -They arc to be pur upon ...