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... where, having completed his nautical I! ftudies, he went on board the Ardent in r778, a and failed with Admiral Gambier for America.a At this early period, his zeal and abilities were fo confpicuous as to recommend him to the particular attention of the ...
... Guern- i Tey and Jerfey, and upwards of lo,ooo-3ritifh] will be fent to. Irlatid. A mail arrived on the ~t~h inflanr, from America, brought by the Harlequin packet. She left New York on the izth of September, annd Halifax on the 3oth. Six thoufand French' ...
... iftrong naval force, is thought entirely fecure from astay attacks the French may attempt for its. poffeffilon. r Accounts from America ftate, -that Spain has decreed that no neutral veffcls. fhall enter the .port of the Havanmnah that are laft bound fromr Great ...
... 81 i Downs and North Sea - - ro 6 38 54 suB WeftIndies&onthepaffage 2 0 O2 l S 35 Jamaica - - - - - - - - - - 7 z i 64z I America and Newfoundland t 2 ; S Is 21 Cape, E. Indies, & on the pas. 9 7 9 4 39 Coaft of Africa-- o a I 2 Portugal,-Gibraltar,&Medit ...
... deffined voyage to the Wel Indies until about the 14th iriftane. On Wednefday laf the uiffail hjails for'. Jamaica ! and America weremadeup at the General Pofl-OfficeC Londloii, and were forwtrded to Falnoith; but there being no packets at that portr ...
... Paris, of the King-of Spain having ordered e the Viceroy of Mexico, whofe jurifdistion is extends to thofe fouthern parts of America which approach thofe of AfGa, to attack the Ruffians in Kamfchatka and its vicinities. ?? fame letter mentions, that Portugal ...
... imme-' diately their old and new wheat to market. We are affured that the produce of Wheat 1 in the North Weftern part of America, is be- Iyond all precedent great, and felling for 131d. per bufhel, notwithftanding orders. to a large amount had been received ...
... danmage, which will T1 'probably-detained her fame days before fheTI can fail forFalmouth, previous to her proceed- Su ing for America with the December Mails for TI New York. ' General Fox arrived at Minorca on the Ge x xi ul t. in perfect health, after a ...
... apt to make pori hirfelf tak fire, when expof d to the beat of the debates on the Conflitition. On NVednefdav the Mails for America and Bre Jamaica, and the :Leeward lfands, were made Wi up at the General Poft-Office. The. Packet fcri with the American Mails ...
... Monarch has demanded from t his Clergy in Europe thirty millions of reals, a and thirty-fix millions fromi thofe of Spanifh America. I By letters from Madrid, we learn, that a C loan of three millions has been opened in Hol. t land for the ufe of the King ...