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... House would not be disposed, he trusted, to refuse its thanks for services when per- formed under such great peril and risk, exposed to the enemies own batteries, aud with other advantages winch in harbour they could bring for the protection of their own ...
... repair damages, which she sustained by getting board the Boadicea, and afterwards tunning oft Cannonier Point, where she lay exposed to the lire of the batteries for three hours, but fortunately onlv two men were killed. The aval Laurel french frigates were ...
... it was necessary for the army fake possession of both sides of the river before (lie fleet could advance to Antwerp; when you gave that opinion, were you aware that the pact of the army outlie left bank would be exposed the whole force the enemy could ...
... Master. -74th Ditto , Janies'Brutty, Qent. to be Cornet by pnrehase, .;vice White promoted. tat Regiment of Fopt, Harman. fakes, Gent. to be Ensign by purcha;e, _vice Gordon, p‘romoted in the 7th ;Foot. 4th Ditto, Ensign John, Bushell, from the Oxford ...
... and the Tele Fladdre, 1 should have returiied. . When ta k of the field for further eoterprize that would have been opened faking; Lillo and shoeik, had you any other object in view than attack the ships at Antwerp ? The capture or destruction of the enemy’s ...
... any resistance, was not for placing muih reliance the Portuguese troops; and re y Should think our gallant army P red ‘=> exposed in that country, under such circum stances, He could not think that there was any Sa hope of success. Since we had first ...
... acquainting t » wllency, his Majesty, penetrated with the evils which worthy Offfer., and their respective cresvr, are about lo expose themselves In hazardous no emigration,and with Ike desrrtian|svk|rk threatens their families, murh more than wilk any concent ...
... Hires wonld set «e.-MH\.-s, bona Hd. .'V 1 *- ?? as faithfully and t_ a» Httle expence te a? *■* tSiM tbe most happy fte w.mid fake ilaci. V'-fir^S vantages would beMlve- ; the ore tkZ, Z*% ...
... required; at t h e same time it was signified to me that that was Amon official d#sire. I was preparing a earns.live,. and exposed a wish to know what the nature of the narrative was that Loid Chitheur was preparing, whetter it •ceutained charges against ...
... which fir the :fake youagainst all gttacks. of Continental r.w ers - • ' ail Which will know bow to protect you Insult, Which Might be attempted in the course miltluaritime The Misery wretchedness to ttild h have hitherto C been exposed cannot but more ...
... had been said respecting the West India Islands, which he contended was no justification of the conduct of Government in exposing au army to Mm ravages of the climate at Walcheren. The ques. Ston was, did the Expedition appear justifiable, or did it call ...
... Commissioners of Niaval iRevtsizn, 'as to tire Sick dud Hurt Board, asked if a Pro- secttiln Xwvicli it was understood vas to Fake place against a -son of tihe name of Main,, was goingon 7 Sar. CRo sE atanswered in tie aliniatiVe. EXPEDiTION TO THE SCHELDT ...