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... raifing up daily, and feveral bodies of troops have lately arrived there from Old Spain. The Spahifh naval force now in the West-Indies, is known to amount to thirty fhips of the line, moft of them large veflels, befides fri‘gatu. floops, &c. In thort, the ...
... at Guadaloupe. 11is addeyl, that the rowboat privateers fram that” Lsland had been very destructive 10 our wade fo the West Indies, The flag of truce has returned from Calais, and, brought back Mr. Powell, Becretary to the American Minister, who was pot ...
... a question of pratecting the poor, it is a question whether we are t:r:h the interests of our country, or those of the West Indies, 1 feel, Sir, that it may be objccted against me, that connected as I have the honour to be with persons of large landed ...
... dressed a letter 10 the merchanty of i > whether the 10th of March would be w“'. th'em, to order the convoy ty gt fm:m. West Indies, an answer has been reyy, of that day, | ™ A solemin fast has been Ordeted 1o ), throughout this country and Englang g ...
... and touched at Cape-Francois on the 18th ult. being in want of water : she learnt there that the Spanish ports in the West Indies were shut against merchant-vessels of all nations ; in consequence of which, Captain Clint determined. on praceeding fer ...
... Collingwood is said 10 be in possesion of intelligence of their movementa The two French frigates which sailed for the West Indies in company with the two since desirayed at Guadaloupe, have got sa‘e back 10 Brest, after making several captures, The Moniteur ...
... incyeased the bortheus, or whieh di-ninished-the libérties of the subject, Tt the Ministers wished 10 hunt the ‘natives of the West Indies_with bloed-hounds, or introduce the tortare amongst one hrethern in Ireland; they would always find in Mr. Yorke a -ready ...
... Do.—~Gulph ot Finland Do.—Whale Fishery Do,—Large and Small-€harts of St George's Channel — English Channel, Atlantic, West Indies, Mcditerranean, &¢. &c.—Books of Sailing Directions—Seaman's Daily. Assistant——Moore's, Muckay’s, and Bowditeh’s Navigation—Seas ...
... with Fropee. Qur less amounted in the whole 10 150 killed, and 227 woundeJ, among whom are seven officers. Leters from the West Indies siate that, there being 0o necessity of & squadron in. those seas 10 cruize alainst the Fiench, in conrequenee of the surrender ...
... Do.—Gulph ot Finland Do.—Whaic Fistiery Do,—~Laige and Smuil Charts of St. George's Channel— English CLannel, Atlantc, West Indies, Mediterrancan, &c. &c.—Bouks of Saiiing Directions—Seaman’s Daiiy assis: tant— viooic’s, Mackay's, uud Bowditeh’s Navi ...
... He was a soldier—a chrnstian—a man of knowl-dge, and a genticman. He fought the batles of his country in America, in the West Indies, and on the Continent. The various and interesting scenes of his life—=Dhis strength of mind, of understanding, and of ...
... their plot'was suppressed by the vigilance of General Carmichael. The islanls of St Kustatia, St Martins, and Saka, in the West indies, bave sorrendered 10 his Majesty’s arms. The Privy Ceuncil have refused the applieation for a chorter for building a new ...