... to St. Anndero, laden with fugar, cocoa, indigo, and lngwood. Thefe veffels, being valuable, I thought proper to convey them home, and with the former arrived here this evening; the latter parted company with us on Mon- day night, in a gale of wind, 52 ...

... the libel againft Mr Henderfon 5 and inflrua the Prefbytery to proceed to take probation of the faid libel according to the rules of the Church ; with the omiffion of what is flated in the firft article of the fecond head of the libel, refpeffing an instance ...

... invariable rule of the Bri- till Government to make the fituation of prifoners as comfortable as poffible; and I am Cure, Sir, in this inflance, you will do the fame to the troops, &c. who have fallen into your hands. It will not be againfi any rule to exchange ...

... requell that the city tl te of Londonll bvill onour me by the acceotance of it, as a remembrance that Biitannia Itll t rT rules the waves ; which that the may for ever E Py' do, is the fervent prayer of your Lordlhip's tj rd moa obedient fervant, HORATIO ...

... for fifty men a-breaft; b indeed the town is not, nor ever has been, a defenfible according to the rules ofart, but r, according to every other rule it muft and Dhall ut be defended ; not that it is in itfelf worth de- a -fending, but ve feel that it ...

... Or. expecled in England for fdsnk- tim~e: ,bute it appeared C thait'sMr. IrWIa, a Lieutenant in the Airny, and a pallen~gerK home. in ,rhe Admnih.1 Nelfon, was Wltr i at. themn in thle cabin, a'part of irne time. 'T~his Gentle- La I iann the' courfe-of ...