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... the Spread Eagle, Gracecluircii-street, and Portsmouth, a PAPER PARCEL, containing chart of the Channel, and another the West Indies, directed Captain I.sburrow,” and a small cheque bag without direction, ( containing ‘undry letters and small parcels ...
... for tin peicuivt'd, under all ■possession after ash* :teon was commanJci de I'rejrkte, and re recruits, with arms iu the West Indies. ...
... cOmmanJcd Monsieur Ttejkoge, luiue I’regate, and had board a Colonel ■ uic recruits, with arms and ctoatliing for re■tt m the West Indies. t C K. Fleming. ■n. Admiral Pomwallis. Rear-.Vlnural Sir Tt. .1, Et'a-han, Part to Win. |rh n, I ,j. dated Board iht C ...
... fears were entertained in the City that this squadron, which at Lloyd’s had got the name of the Invisible, had pro. to the West Indies. Wednesday Sir Oswaib IVTosei.ey arrived the Hntish Hotel, in Jermj n-ftroet. Yesterday Colonel left his house in Hanover-square ...
... Tortola, with about twenty sail merchantmen, under convoy; and, arc sorry to state, that the accounts the yellow fever, the West Indies; brodght these ships, arc a very unhivounible nature. About fifty the olliccrs and ship’s company of the have died since ...
... squadron. The Eleanor, ’lackland, from Newfoundland, is lost, near Vienna. The Malabar man of war, with the fleet for the West Indies, and the East Ind'&meu and trauspons from Cork, had arrived Madeira, and were getting under weigh from that Island ult. ...
... convoy. Many incorrect reports have been crrcolatrtl respecting the mortality ■ board that vessel, oh her passage froia the West Indies. We have been iavoured, by one the Ofireers, tke foHovthjg liyt deaths:—Mr. William Lloyd, Second Lieutenant; Lieutenant ...
... , and retaken l*y tho foaurtless gun brig. The former is sent into Dover. , The Diaiia. Sesame, from for is lost in the West Indie». The Thames GiiincaftiaH, of Lopdon, is captured sad barlied The t, Hall, Livcrprioi, from Africa, rt shore near Berbice ...
... of our Government place Such event at a very remote distance.” A letter has been received, stating, Capt. Rand, from the West Indies, had fotmikcl sea. The Ganges was one of the finest ships the 1/HJwaid Island' Trade, and sailed from Tonti'j the 31st of ...
... from Passages, Si>«in, had stoxl the northward to avohl the British chiszersotf that coast' believe she was b mnd to the West Indies, where she could not have failed to have done great damage to trade, she sails remarkably fast. I have the honour to.he ...
... and from England freighted her to the This was introduced into the can.se t ...
... discerned from the Plalf Tin. A sloop war came and anchored at Spithead; report says she is the Racoon sloop war from tho West Indies. The brig Commerce, transport, arrived this day, states, that const queucc of the heavy gales from the Northward, the fleet ...