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... was prevalent yeflerday, in the beft informed circles, that an infurredion had broken out in Holland. One of the Judges in America, of the namne of Brannan, having been fnfpe61ed of democratic principles, the Houtfe of Repre- l fentatives of the Pennfylvania ...
... French prizes taken in Abrilkiv le Bay. He may be expecled in Englano to Ii wards the middle of next month. A A paffenger from America flates, Oia there has been a filfpcnflon of the printin of all the newfpapeis both in Philadelphia . A d New York ; and that ...
... frigates, but they do not ap- pear readv for fea. AdI Duincal's fleet confitis of-the following i'tps :-Kellt, Belli- quseux, America, Veterani Diomede Prince -Frerleicik, Monmouth, Sirius and Amphiun frig!tcs, and four cut ers-nit five ?? flhips of the line ...
... may be deftined to this hr n, vice, while the ceniecled viealh of fever-!. ii years, which has been detained in S!ut'i ' America for fear of its falling into the hi:; d l t-of the Englifh on its paffage, and of French on its landing, will be brought under ...
... packet of io guns and 19 men, from the Havannah to Cadiz, and fent her into Weyfrouth. The Cleopatra frigate, with a fleet for America, is failed from Portfmouth; '1'he Agincourt man of war, with a fleet for Newfoundland, is failed from Plymouth. P R 0 M 0 ...
... 2sth infilant, Mr Alex.- Thom- an fon, late Colleaor of his Majefly's Cuiloms in in Savannah, province of Georgia, North A America. fo Died, at Kerfiehank Houfe, the irth in11. i, Jemima French, fecond daughter of Lieut w: Colonel French of the 102d foot ...
... as little expence as e poffible, he firould propofe a duty on the Ex- is ports to the ports of Europe of I per cent.- To America and the Welt Indies. where competition by no means exifted, or if at all only in a fmall degree in the former, a duty of 2 ...
... of Marine, &c.; n Confidering that the intelligence lately re- j ceived from the French colonies and the con- )- tinent of America, do not permit a doubt but *s that the French cruizers, or cruizers'calling ,tbhemfelves French, have infringed the laws 0 ...
... iilands of Nevis, St. Chrifto. pher, Moiotferrat, Antigua, Parbuda, An- guilia, and all other ccuntric:-S s ad plantations in America, commonly calita or knowin by t.he name of the Carribee Iflands. P R O M 0 T I 0 N S. WAR OFFICE, Feb. 19. SCAFF.-Capt James ...
... Ihe John, Watfon, from Virninia to Lon- don, is captured by La Vengeance puivacter of Bourdeaux. T he Hiramn, Whitney, from America to Ltverpool ; antd the Providenceo, -, from Newfoundland to Poole, have been taken, retaken, and arrived at Plymouth. The ...
... 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 ...
... and Antigua, is taken, after land- , part of the cargo at Barbadoes. rlhe Amelia, Houilond o and the Union, !(tltheis, from America to St. Domingo, ?? taken, carried into Vort-au-Paix, and Zhere condemned there. 1The Nemefis frigate, with a fleet for Que- ...