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... claimed and zeceived the protection of that convov; whichr he betraved to the enemy in 24 e hours after resiting company. By the Russel, in the gast tX Indies, the Adele French privateer, of 10 (pierced for 18) guns, and 14S men. Trhe Brest fleet, concisting ...
... of thftc; John Tassle, weazter t - Govau, accused of rnurder; Andiew Carquth, umessenger in Glasgow, accused of forging and fabyicating law exccutioas; Robert Williamsoin, farmer at Whitchall, accused of vitiating and al- tering billh; John M'Allis'tr ...
... ivere steering. The Fly cutter arrived at Yarmouth on Saturn 3av, with dispatches fronts the-A methvst frigate,. for Admiral Russel. They state that the Dutch fleet is ready for sea, and has shifted its -position p front the Maese Deep to the Lower. or Nierive ...
... I s month, from the Texci, to ?? she had carried a t a flag of truce, with dispatches for Admiral r Kirkert, from Admiral Russell. She states, that r the Dutch squadron, consisting of seven sail of the line, l frigate, and z brigs, was lying in the C ; ...
... signal 1 posts, and broughoff all thecoloursand signals. Adreiral Duckworth is arrived at Plymouth in the Supu-rb. Admiral Russell's squadron has returned to Yarmouth, and proceeds, it is said, for the Bal- tic. *The Elsineur letters state, that a number ...
... most obstinately defended; the slaugh- ter or, bo(h sides was dreadlfu!, and i: is with , al concern I state the loss of Mr John Thomp- son, the Master, who was killed, with eigl: seamen-; and Lieutenants Ward and Baker, with twelve seamen and marines ...
... oath, upon mistaken religious notives, hals been decl'ared unfit to hold a comnussion in lis )d i- jesty's service, and Mr John Tyrvi r, mnaster's mate, anl others, are to be trico upoii a daig of having been privy to the intentions of tie aliu- tinee'ls ...
... o ?? I.orrion.--On th-ir wvai ns it over they met a vessel, the nmatster of wvtlich 'tisrnt`- k on edi them, that Admiral Russel had firc'rd his way wvas into the Texel, soil de s'rov cdt tile Duti 'iect. ticde Sir SidneySmith arrivedat Plol naioti or; ...