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... the' southward under the remnant of the fore-sail and main- a top sail; sounded fronm 19 to 15 fathom; at midnigit moderate' breezes and cloudy. At 2h. 3om. wore a si ?? ay-light saw wir fleet and prizes (40 sail) in c siglt; closing with our fleet; at six ...
... in the Harnburgh papers, that Ad. miral MAGON had sailed from Rochelle, with two ships of the line and three frigates, for the East Indies. Some conjecture that this is the sm-nall squadron that sailed from Rochefort on the Ist of May, supposed for the ...
... fell in xith sail of line cf battle ships. which it is probable rmy be part c orvd Nr. -SON'S Squadrrin which sailed fronr Cape St. Vin- ..!: the nith. iw-Yesnorelaind privateer, Capt. GOopAaLL, is arrived at : -; ...
... laid jkr the purpose of concealing the sailing of a great fleet, the French would have made it efiflvqual on all veCssls. The Amiericans may have heard of the intention and' macie off; but their account of the sailing of the Dutch R.ut mustobe mere conjeqire ...
... they would be effec-t tually blockaded. Admiral COLDER had eighteen sail of the line and two frigates; 'Admiral COLbl1 wooD had four sail of the line; tir R. BICKLRTON, t with four sail of the line, was lying behind the Rock of l Gibraltar. The Niger had ...
... and Spanish ships sailed on the iot~h of April, and had not returned when she came away.- The ignorance of Government on this important subjeCt up to this hour is complete, though it is very near two months since the Toulon Fleet sailed, and seven weeks ...
... MaVi in ?? Castle of 9S guns arrived orF Toulos,, making the- fleet under Sir John Jervis to consist of 2Z sail of the line, including two sail of- the line detached under Commodore Nelson o/F Genoa..-iiostili~tes winu Spain, wete hnouwn to ht cosramenced ...
... being' CIampleted, betwveen forty and difty sail of transports got underrweighl yesterday Loridng, about ten o'clock, with a fair wind for Yarmouth, undcr convoy of the Comius, the CherLiu) having previously, sailed witi Lord Roslyn and suite. In go ttivg ...
... gratifying. , The honieward-bound China fleet, consisting of 3 sail, 'was to sail from Canton on'el,6''st'f March; under convoy of the Blepheimp, of 74 guns, ?? Wowe frigate. 'The fleet which sailed from.Point Negril, Jamaica, on the 21Et June, for England% ...
... Christopher and Utnion, tain Gaillard3 under i f convoy of hia Majesty's ship St. Fiorenzo sailed. fror . Bombaythe l4th July last. The Wexford, Captain Bairard,9 sailed frorfti .omI -bay for the Persian.Gulph,-e 4thI; April, and the I I Royal George, Captain ...
... wer., xholly' unprepared to offer ainy resistance.' . The Wilberforce passed a. t: of: 7o sail, of large transports off Anh'olt, full of lroops; alsh 'about.-5o sail of transports off fth 'esgoe, riunder proteaion of a 7. gun-ship; the latter aire suipb'osd ...
... Adamant, Atalin DItncan, of Abtr- deen, anchfed in hilaay, wit1sa cargo of coals on boarld, and sailed nxt mor ning for Sn')driand Cpt. D|3ucan repolrts,that he sailed some weeks dagO Crorn Sun- derfand with this cargof 'srnall coals, on frtht to c Ionningen ...