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... by a gale from the northward, when the bombs had some difficulty to keep clear of the shomr. Yesterday, the wind having got to the S. NV. I stood in with the squadron, and at eleven made the signal for the bombs to try their range; they placed themselves ...

... z5thinst. 1 T bhg you xvill please inform my Lords Com. e missiuners of the Admiralty, that, having been .1 joined by the Terror bomb on the 3th, and the if ISulphur on the i2th inst. I embarked on board F his Majesty's ship Ccrberus, and sailed from r Oucrnsey ...

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... ta 74 guns each; the Argo and Cambrian f- igates; the C Halcyon, Lreveret, and Goshawk sloops; and the b IFalcon and Zebra bombs. Yarmouth appears to be fa nintended as the grand rende7.vous, Thle Valiant, a vi I new 74, having a number of ?? boats on ...

... cen. ; Miranda, the Cardinal de Rochefoucault eas in the city. IThe bombs fell thick round the houf:- where he reiided, and in the night he removed t to fleep in another, when a bomb fell on thar | which he had juft quitted, and direaly on his A bed. ...

... ble the Swedifh fhore. Several of the bombs thrown by the enemy fell into the fortrefs, but without doing the fmalleft ?? town on the welt fide is indeed fomewhat flhattered. Two men were kifled by the eye. my's bombs, ande we have befides two others wounded ...

... tion. 1 am now looking on. The batteries kept up) a heavyfiretill about ts o'clock. I'hey now appear almost silenced. The bombs keep throw- ing evesy Io minutes, btut we do not perceive the batteiies to fire; some say the French have left themn. There ...

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... on a Secret Expedition. His Majeflry's fiips Di'Slator, Delft, anil Trully, full of troops, with the Fury air. Tartai us bombs, and feveral flat-hottorntoJ boats, failed on the expedition yeflerday. On Frid-y lall (the ift inflant) the Lo:i Lieutenant ...