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... relations, l j n , ew modc barbarity which your nation alone had the honour of inventing; and the fending American prifoners of war Africa and Afia, remote from all probability of exchange j and where they can fcarce hone ever to hear from their families, even ...
... they Ihould be able to employ forty fhips in the China trade annually. At prefent they employ only fix or feven. The Africa man of war, of 64 guns, Capt. M'Dowell, is arrived at Portfmouth from the Kali Indies, in two months from the Cape ; in eight days ...
... Officers were particularly thanked by the Colonel. Thurfday arrived and failed fro_pl J ly mouth for Portfmouth, the Africa man of war from Lifbon; which we hear, had on board Lord George Lenox, with fome other officers of the army. A French flat-bottomed ...
... eight (hips' of the line and three frigates, will proceed the Welt Indies, as reinforcement for Sir George Rodney. The Africa man war, of 64 guns, building in a private yard at Dcptfo'd, will be launched time the nevt month. St. Jafne's, Dm. The following ...
... THURSDAY'S POST. LONDON, March jo. YESTERDAY fomc despatches were received Lord Weymouth's Office from the Con Ik of Africa, which were brought over in the Anthony, Captain Revans, arrived at Falroou'h. She brings an account that a great number of (hips ...
... taken by a Man of War and carried into St. Chriftopher's. — The Saltafti Man ot War has taken a French Priva- teer of four Carriage and fu Swivel Guns, and carried her into Antigua : She had 40 Men, and had taken v. Snow from Africa with 70 Slaves. ...
... Ptace, &c. On Tueftlay laft arrived hen* the letter of marque «h ip Ingram, from Africa and Jama.ca. The crew having ik,.i«d the Captain, attempted to get clear ot the man of war, and four tenders l the tide being (pent, tli- Ihips compa-y and officers weie ...
... zei Privateer, of Guernfey, is fent to Dunkiik. — The Africa Caipenter, from Africa to Rhode Ifland, is fent ?? loupe. — An Englifh Ptivatecrof llGuflt, is fent to Toulon by the Triton Man of War and Minerva Frigate. Bankrupt. Thomas Blakey, of Malham ...
... tions for war that are making throughout that kingdom, indal- chough the Miniftry are extremely occupied, nme of their refutations tranfpire. They write from Cadiz. that foinc Spanilli and Dutchmen of war are ltationcd on the coalt of Africa, and keep ...
... forOllend. Britannia, Rogers, for Newfounlland. Diana, Withrington, feir Africa. Laid on. Lord Camhden, Dean, for N_w-York. I'rofperou-, Newton, for Hamburgh. ff> The letter front War efield, fign'dlhttt.' Nic U s , // too impcrfell to be infer ted. ...
... difcuflion of fubje&s of the utmoft confequence. He willied to put lome qticf- tions to the Secretary at War, relative to the llate of our forces in Africa ; for he did not recollccl, that, in the enumeration of the IJritiili forces, that Gen- tleman had made ...
... May, advife that the Roebuck, Lively, and Afliltance Men of War were arrived there, the former with 22 Sail under con- voy from Cork, and the Alliltance, a fifty Gun Ship, from the Coail of Africa, which joined them at Bar- badoes. The fame Accounts add ...