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... verted timber, prize to the Aigle, 'of 44, capt: Wolfe.- 'J'his mo'rhinr 500 Frednch plisohers embarked 'in' the Tamar for Dartmoor prisons, and were landied at Lap' 4ill, on the banks of tbat beautiful river, They were escorted to the prison Ey a patty b'he ...
... prisoners were landed at Laphill, as a second detachment from the Bienfaisant prison- , _ ship in Hatnoa2e, and escorted to Dartmoor Prison, by a party of the Ist Royal Lancashire regi- , • ment.---Sailed the Amethyst, 38, on a cruise to the - eastward ; it ...
... conceited timl er, prize to the Aigle, of 44, Capla ;l Wolfe.—This morning French prisoners embarked in the Tamar for Dartmoor prison, and were landed at Laphill, the banks that beautiful river. Thev were escorted to the prison party of the West 'i ork ...
... afien2oott to ?repro for the reception of several thotisand, frencl) prisoners. who are daily expected from the coast of Dartmoor-prison is also preparing for the reteption of a considerable number more, now on board 04 prison ships. POR TSMotITH, JULY 4 ...
... Intrepid, of 6+, to docked and refitted.—.For several days past large bodies of French prisoners have been marched oil - for Dartmoor prison, under an escort of troops.— Came in transport from Ferrol, with dispatches ; she brings intelligence that the town of ...
... Caroline, fourth daughter of the late Rev. Robert Watts, Rector of Fethard, in the county of Tipperary. Thursday, in Dartmoor prison, where he was confined in Cott. sequence of having broken his parole, General Jago, a Frenchman of colour. He rose entirely ...
... Cornwall, and William Henrv, M. P, for the county of Worcester.—John Traves, esq. one of the East India Directors—at Dartmoor prison, where had been confined for breach of parole. Genera! Frenchman of colour, who bad risen from the ranks and received ...
... woodcocks first pilch on Hie island, about half a mile from the New Road, Robourmigh Down, leading from Ply. mouth to Dartmoor prison, from the former nine, and from the latter place about six miles, and within four miles of manure and navigable river ...
... woodcocks first pitch the is'and, about half a mile from the New Hoad, on ItolMurnugh Down, leading from Flymouth In Dartmoor prison, the former niite, and from the latter plate about miles, and within four miles of manure and it navigable river, The ...
... where woodcocks first pilch on the island, about half mile from the New Bond, llobourough Down, leading from Plymouth to Dartmoor prison, from the former nine, and from the latter place about six miles, and within four miles of manure and navigable river ...
... sick and wounded troops from Lisbon on board. Yesterday a number of Danish, Dutch, and Prussian seamen came here from Dartmoor prison, .and volunteered into the Navy. Poim.MCiTH, Nov. s.—Wind N. N. C.—Arrived the Mariner gun-brig from the Westward. Also ...
... with game, and where i H.ordcoclts lirsl istund, about hair’ mile from (lie New Road,.on Oowd, leading from Plymouth to Dartmoor prison, from the f innef nine, and .from ■he latter place about six miles, and within four miles of manure and a navigable river ...