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... board the French privateer. Portsmouth, Dec. 30. ? Sailed, to watch some frigates expected to sail from Dunkirk, His Majesty's jesty's frigate Topaze, Captain Church.? His Royal Highness Prince Augustus sailed yesterday morning ing from St, Helen's for Lisbon ...
... place. Thfe .accounts, fin the Paris Journals- are many- days Ut*U than these letters of Lord Bentinck. Sunday afternocn, sailed from Yarrow:.-, for Cuxhaven, Lord Bentinck and suite, Sir Simon Taylor, Mr. Schaw, King's Messenger, and several other passengers ...
... Maker Tower, this day at noon *, they sailed front Torbay this morning. Sailed the Raven sloop of war, oi 1 8 guns, and Speedwell, of 14 guns* on a cruise in the Channel. Wind E. Brlxham (Torbayj, Dec. 30.— Sailed the Channel fleet, under the command ...
... 1. The Princess Royal Packet, Hammond, with the Hamburgh and Bre- men,, of the 30th ult. is in the Roads, waiting a wind to sail to Cuxhaven. — Wind S. W. blows hard. ' Portsmouth, Jan. 1. — The fleet off the Isle of Wight yesterday, supposed to be West ...
... the whole present is valued at five millions of piastres. By a whaler, we learn, that the Hugh Inglis, I bound to China, had sailed from St. Helena. I The paragraph which has lately-appeared (ori- ginally in The Times), specifying that a large quan- tity ...
... reported in the French papers, and in the English ports, that an expedition, consisting of a lew ships of the line, had secretly sailed from Brest ; but so little inform- ation transpired en the subject, that the report was not believed. Some time after indistinft ...
... Wight. She shipped a very heavy sea, which broke off one of the pumps even with the dtck, and stove the boat to pieces ; her sails are also split, and her cargo must be taken out, to repair the damage. Weymouth, Jote. I.— Arrived the Earl of Chesterfield ...
... Francis^?. By the Apollo extra ship, which sailed from. Madras, the 4th of September, \ye have the follow- ing intelligence : — The Company's armed ship Cornwallis arrived at Madras the 25th of August, and sailed to Bengal the following day. The Ceres, Brunswick ...
... Lieut. Harrison, sailed from hence yesterday, in pursuit of a pivateer off Scarbro*. A convoy is appointed to sail from hence the Brh instant; but the severe fro*t which begun here last Monday, it is feared, will prevent their sailing, as no doubt the ...
... Nisser, Swedish Indiamen, after encountering .very severe weather, are put into the Cape of Good Hope, and would be ready to sail the beginning of January. The Danish Company's ship the Cron Prinsen, Holm, which left Canton about the latter end of January ...
... Smith, of Park-stieet, Oxford-street; taj ior, at ten, at Guildhall. . Jai/26. Joseph Joruen, of Shakspeare- walk, Shad well, .sail-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 7. Benjamin Lacey and Elizabeth Fay, of Fenchurch- s'treet, merchants, at one, at Guildhall ...
... £«.&&£ Dral] -Jan, S.^Wind g W; Arrived at^ sailed for r the RKen, the. Ha'ner, Pepp.-r, Irorn -Boston. ' Arrived His Maje.ty ?? , frigate t lydra,. ?? Todies, and .remains with the-»h*p^ -as before, with : -f4is Maje-t/'s ship li^d.-r, frcnri Slieerhes-j;' ...