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... voy against the aw arm of black privateers, or, in *»ict, pirates from the French and Spanish islands, which infest the Caribbean Sea, and against whose depredations there no other appeal than that arms. liberal promotion iq the Navy will take place upon ...
... L Copy of a | Ste —M wa I beg Jea suance of Qn the scho n mand to th 1 mie t} Ja i ou as 1 Caribbean was at ancl illo, and rried int + al t jessel, nat th re re 1D My iP ED t} bec rqde ait, a mn iT au Is oC A OV D boatswain midshiom to pull in it our ...
... Command to the South- ward and while cruizing on that station and off the Island of Bonacca received information from the Caribbean fishermen that a guarda costa was at under batteries of Truxjllo and that she lately captured and carried into that port ...
... Danes tic Port-Royal Miriamnc Schooner September 4 acquaint you' that in purfuance with placed off Bonacca information Caribbean fifiiermen under batteries bad eaptuicd oarried into fchooner Admiral Duckworth Jamaica with vellcl name Honduras J incalculable ...
... far, were compelled appear to haye been enturer would receive the and accumulating force. The Latona of 36 gu ffels in the Caribbean fea. at Plymouth on Saturda it is faid, goes as governor that a fquadron of thre re the command both in were defcried on ...
... Sanguine hope's however appear have been entertained that this adventurer would receive the support of thc English vessels in Caribbean sea The Latona ot 3 6 guns CaptWood arrived at Plymouth on Saturday She brings an account that squadron of three or four ...
... much Singuine hopes, > have ‘been entertained, that arrival at Chath: prisoners, on bos ld receive the support of the he Caribbean sea. wich prison ship ter from Barbadoes, June 21, and derision int again ‘turned towards the pro- The circuinsta t Offce ...
... Langford commands Iter prrfcnt. The ifland or CurafTow, Ins been, ( nee fettlement, to the Dutch. It is iitnated in the Caribbean fca, about leagues fiont the continent South-America, in W. long. 68. 30. N. lat. 1. 30, It is little elle than bare totk ...
... France or Spain. The island of Ciira?oa, or Cnrassow, lias been, since its settlement, subject the Dutch. is situated in the Caribbean sta, bool leagues from the continent South America, \V. long. «8. jo. N. lat. I*, jo. It is little else.than a bare rock ...
... country, but gavenny on his way, where t time deftroyed 600 houfes. and for 10 years continued to maincer of his perfonals, Caribbean fea, Capt. Petre, of one eye, ani the very great | ket, fell in with a French fchool to a fingle scholar, and with the poor ...
... fct-tesworth however reason repent attack for one their sunk anil remainder dispersed having considerable brother-in-law to Earl Caribbean Capt Petre in the Prince Ernest in with privateer of and men which he in close for three hours off the t?oth the packet arrived ...
... St. Aldwin ¢ Bay of Biscay, and which bich On Monday last 1 by La Niemen; and of city, in the € th ye Commanders in the Caribbean On Tuesday die >ntable information. which she bore wit La Niemen frgate, Capt. wife of Mr. Barto Rev. Dr. Barton. i in with ...