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... out on board the Lion man of war N fhe parted, Captain Mafon reports, that be two veflels lying their broadfides, and fignals of diftrefs flying from feveral others. fays ‘that very much fears the Irrefiftible man of war will loft.. Extrsdf of letter ...
... PROdLAMA riOU. THERE AS hj« Majefty’s Order io Council, war- W in|r date fcveuth of May, Cue ThoaM Seven Hundred Ninety-four, hath been btfc# ns, whereby hit Majefty, with the advic* Priiy Coundl, Was pleafed order, it hereby cfdwJ, that petfori perfona ...
... wulture; Commerce; Manufactures and tory—A con vents which have fuceceded.— With a particuiar Defcription of Account of the War, and of the important entucky, the Weitern Territory and Yermont.—Of thew Ex- tent; Civil Divifions; Chief Towns ; Climates ...
... ips, Lakes; Bays and Rivers} Natural, Huttory 5 Produdtions 5, ; Ga- Aericulture 5 5 Manef. ures and Hif- vernment 5 of the ‘War, and of thé important tory—A concife Account a particular Defeription of Events which have fuceeeced. aad Verment.—Of their ...
... 3 Bays United t heir Boundaries; Populativn 5 Go- and Rivers; Hillery; 1 oductions 5 5 and Hif- vernment; Agneuiture , Cont War, and of the important tory—A concife Account of u Events which have ha particular of the Weflemn and Vermont. their Ex- Kemiucky ...
... CLaRKE, Veftry Clerk. A WIDOW ORPHANS in DISTRESS !! ‘HE Widow of an Cfficcr, who ferved a confidera- ble time, war, on the coaft of Africa, (where fhe alfo refided) isnow, by the death of her hufband, reduced to that fituation, of all others, to a feeling ...
... Genoa is blocked up again by the bra upon every ii«m efiters the port, «rx. 6.. Two French frigates have funk on the coaff Africa an Eoglifh friijvte, and aflfd ftnt into Toulon tour merchantmen under her conVoy, valued four millions livres. tho«n—seVt ...
... when ar- Mr. Biancar, who had been the trade for rived Africa, they would made fl the yeara, had made eleven voyages, who went the firll powerful man near the fpbt where they Were coall of Africa 1772, and bad been there i t landed. 1791, gave the followiog ...
... eventually gre« part of the Continent of Africa to the bleflings civilization and the rights humanity ; from the accounts of Mr. Park himlielf, it appeared that the interior was more civilized than the coafts of Africa, and it would ever re-.nain while the ...
... Weft Indies, are taken a French fquadron. The Echo, Forreftale, Experiment, Mitchel, from Jamatca to Africa, are taken by the French fquadron from Africa, and carried into Rochford. Oti Saturday we ftaied tV»e arrival of a mail from Jamaica, and laid before ...
... ages, and deftroy the hopes of future tunes, btcaufe the barba rity of ignorant delpotilm never confiders morrow. 4 In time of war Alexandria is of no importance ; fortification is tobeleen; even the Piiaros, with its lofty towers, cannot defended. It has ...
... deep with the honours of war.” Saturday letters of intelligence were received from Admiral Duncan's fleet; the fupplies cattle and vegetables had arrived fate. The fqaadron continued off theTexel. Of the Dutch fl-et, the men war only remained their former ...