... Quebec; a ftation for which he is excellently calculated. The Lords of the Admiralty have exprefs- e ed their thanks to the boatmen-of Deal, for Is thr prompt, tealous, and difinterefied fern vices in the embarkation of the troops. They t would accept of ...

... fail- which the people cut from the mizen- coj I yard, was written Blonde's mizen-top- '. gallant fail. firi The Deal boatmen have given in their , m anfwer, that their veffels are not large en- e ough to go to the Texel, but that, on the nereturn ...

... bridges upon thefe-twcs rivers, in order to embarrafs us if we-wieh tc- crofs then,.-being -in want both of pontoosu. and boatmen; - but the inventive genius ul our Generals-willfupplyour wants. Wer.- e colle&t that, at tlie laft pa'flage of the- Rhine ...

... inhabii- I ants. It is rumoured, that the fever his now made its appearance at CharleftovwI, South Carolina. The Ramfigate boatmen have volunteers i to ferve for one month with their boats.- - This offer, at this particular juncture, has given rife to forne ...