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... delivered to the agent of the Braave for the benefit the captors The American brig of war Pickering lately captured in West Indies privateer schooner of 10 guns after a severe action of four hours in which the commander the brig Iieut Hiller was killed ...
... laid upon various towns in Suabia amount to 2,169,000 florins. The American brig Pickering, was lately captured in the West Indies, by a French privateer schooner, of 10 guns, after severe action four hours, in which the commander of the brig, Lieutenant ...
... transport, wuh the Surrey Hangers on boa a the Harpy sloop on a cruize. Passed to river, a very valuable convoy from the West Indies, with the Wales, of 98 guns, itenou. Plymouth, June 27.—Arrived the Ranger revenue cutter, 8 guns, Capt. Frazer, from a ...
... perhaps there not any medicine in public and private, practice which has been so successful. Gentlemen from the East and West Indies, whose habits were relaxed the heat of those climates, have received great benefit from this medicine, well as officers ...
... Cavam —The destination unknown, but supposed be for Minorca. General Knox has revived orders to proceed immediately to the West Indies. He wiH be succeeded in.the command at this island Gen. Don, now at Southampton. The Hereditary Prince of Orange expected ...
... Britain —j*l2 '4 Ireland j+l 74! Jersey, Guernsey, 3,— « Portugal 2 j ! —}- Gibraltar,Minorca,&c —il3 3*— •[' North America 6 West Indies 1' !_ Cape of Good Hope t East Indies, and passageto iBt, —Mrj —'— ~ Emb. on Sec. Service 13 13 pass, from abroad 3 —' —j—j ...
... their contents, and the improved Hate oi chcmiftry 10,rccortiDine them m a form, which they maybe conveyed even the or West Indies. When drffolved r;u»s water, according to the directions, they vml produce cifedb exactly flnuhr thole oi the original bottles ...
... earned, would have on the spirt the country. hear tlxat the Funds have risen, th ...
... the diftmfl Purpofe complete security and a mole accommodation (hitherto not afforded) To the shipping and produce the West Indies at this weaMry Port, THE FIRST STONE WAS LAID, On Saturday the 7 vselfth Day of July, A. D. 1800, BY THE CONCURRING HANDS ...
... By letters received from the ship Indefatigable, of this port, the convoy which sailed from Spithead the Aoril, for the West Indies, touched at Madeira 18 May; and on the were left by his majesty's, ship Amazon, in lat. a N. long. 33.30. W. with strong ...
... have entertained respecting oChKbrothenof^rmany; have the pleasure to learn the last Inward island -packet, crops in the West Indies' promise to very productive, from the quantity of rain fallen.. The following latest news respecting the expedition to. ...
... the Streights of tlie numerous French privateers hifested that quarter It is there a mart or market at the captured the West Indies and Ireland credible dfinfodly Several there that a nature to cultivation ' An epidemic disease prevailed sora bP’tjfje ...