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... eapt. Martin; flue was conveying Difpatches to America, which, however, the threw overboard previous to her capture. _ Sailed his Majefty's ihip La Julle, of 8o guns, and Saturn, of 74 gnu s , for .Torhay. Extrall of Letkr fiont Portfinoutb, zo. ...
... and,boundlo Leith, with a cargo of bark, junk, 84c. with thr lofs,of , her main-topmaft, and other conliderable damage. - Sailed the Spy iloop of war, Capt. 1-1.4 y, on,l a cruife to the Wekvard. The wind is now blowing very hard at S. E. and S. which ...
... Prince of Wales, Capt. Sutton, with the Hamburgh mails of the s'th, -10th; 14th, and (2ist instant; all the above packets' sailed from - Cuxhaven on Saturday morning last* the reason of .their. non-arrival before, was the contrary winds which t .hlew ...
... once. Lord Whitworth embarked in the Pylades sloop, and sailed from Cuxhaven on Saturday last he hourly expected to arrive here. .Lord Nelson had not arrived at Cuxhaven when.the packets sailed. The Prince of Wales packet, Capt. Deane, takes the mails ...
... cruize. The Temeraire of 98 guns, Captain Marsh; .Atlas, of 98, Captain Jones; and the Unicorn, of 32, Captain Wilkinson; sailed to join the fleet off Brest, on Monday last. The Royal 'George, Captain Doinett, arrived at Fortsmonth on Tuesday morning ...
... bound to Liverpool, --was put into Milford the 12th ,in'stant, after nar. rowly escaping being put on shore.—The Flying Fish sailed from Gallipoli, in company t with the Nymph, of Philadelphia, .Charles -Hardy, master, -bound for London. On the 16th ult ...
... on the sea by the cruizers of the belligerent party to the traders of . the neutral party, shall not apply to vessels sailing without convoy; and in case the said ships shall be convoyed, the-intention of the parties be ing to pay all respect, due ...
... of his M jo-SzV 'S A.ociaciaus ; and WILL ra LAWSON, Master hisNiajesty's Alexander: . With the necessary directions flo sailing. roun:l the Nand of Malta, and anchoring on St. Pa.ul's Bank. Als.), a Chart of the Harbour and Fortification of the of Vale ...
... could do no less', than . perstilide' his ednipanionS to sobriety, 'tem, perance, and chestzty. , • On TiiesaaV, at:3 P.M. sailed from Shields, the -Edwinstow'tender, as Convby to the fiVe trans . - port, vii. Ocean,Young Willia-tn, Hermes, and Ambrosia ...
... battle between Cadiz and St. Pius i ri. On the 4M, it entered the bay of Cadiz to Me point of Rotta. The : fleet con ;its of sail of the title, IS ffigates, and WO transports. It is supposed that it may have 18,000 men on board. On the sth and 6th, the ...
... .They were built at Mangalore, under , the direction of M. Larobe, f:orn the Mauritius, and are remarkable for fa ,L - -sailing. One of them - has been mounted With thirty guns, and added to the;strength of the Bombay Marine Establishment. The other ...
... Majesty's ship' Audacious; andWIi:LIAM LAwsox, Master of his Majesty's ship Alexander. • With the necessary directivns for. .sailing round the Island of Malta, and anchoring on St: Paul's Bank. Also, a Cl:art of the Harbour and Fortification of the City of ...