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... by being run foul of in the night by a very large ship, not since heard of; and the —-, Capt. Wyatt, from London for the West Indies, with the loss her bowsprit. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, who was much indisposed during the last week, was ...
... made of an infallible preventative against that dreadful disorder the yellow fever, by a gentleman who has been much the West Indies, and who, we are informed, has lately disposed of this important secret to a medical house in the city. A meeting of the ...
... 176 North Britain 4 —21 4 Ireland '3 34 7* —64 Jersey, Guernsey,&c 2 7 9 Portugal Gibraltar, Minorca, &c North America 7 7 West Indie 9 Cape Good Hope 1 3 East Indies, and passage to 4 ISt 22 pass, from abroad 0 Total 41 139 31 46 6 354 * And 37 regiments ...
... France. V Advice was Wednesday received at the Admiralty of the Hermione frigate, which Was ran away with by her crew in the West Indies, having been cut out of a Spanish port by the Surprize frigate, after a gallant action on the part of the British seamen ...
... Rhine. Paris, Jan. 6.-— is said that the combined squadron is about to sr.il from Brest very shortly. Is destined for the West Indies to take possession of the English colonies there it to disemb irk troops Ireland Is it to sail to the Mediterranean to succour ...
... are entertained for the safety of the rest. Captain Thomas Lavie, who was obliged to quit the command of the Bittern, the West Indies, on account of ill health, is appointed to the Seagull, guns, on the Guernsey station. Three brigs laden with hides, etc ...
... circumstances have been permitted to stay away till the tenth. The 11 regiment are under orders for St. Lucie, in the West Indies. Captain's detach-• -nt, with stores, have already sailed. \Vc are concerned to learn that a fever, of very malignant and ...
... latitude 50. longitude 10.23. had captured the brig Sally, Lancaster, James Derbyshire, master, outward bound, for the West Indies; the Sally having lost her bowsprit and fore-mast, had parted with her convoy, The Hereditary Princeof Orange met with a ...
... — 4 4 —2t 4 Ireland 6 6 13 34 6* —65 6 Jrney, Guernsey,#c—* 2 6 8 Portugal 2 Gibraltar, Miuorca, &c. 14 North America 7 West Indies — Cape of Good Hope East Indies, and passageto — 22 — Or. pa3s. from abroad 1 Total 8.5. 353 * And37 regiments native militia ...
... cruising on the coast of France, has been greatly reinforced. Report states, that the destination of the enemy known be the West Indies, against our principal possessions in that quarter of the world they hope to succeed by a coup de main. hear that the m ...
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... Britain 3 4 —20 Ireland 6 —68 Jersey,Guernsey,&c— 6 9*5 Portugal —■— Gibraltar, Minorca, &c, 14 -r —15 _ North America 7 West Indies _ _ Cape of Good Hope 1 _-_.-k.j_ East Indies, and passage 4 19+ —- —aj _»• On past, from abroad Total 46 88 6 And regiments ...