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... 'WEST INDIES. Kinvton o Nov. 2.—The Feench national lugger Hazard, from Guadaloupc, bourn! to Cu- Tacna, a prizo. to the Echo sloop of arrived en 'cues(l.ly Nor. 3. l —La Monte Forturiee brig, of 10 glos, Lieutenant Daly, arrived en Tuesday, in thirty-eight ...
... run foul of some shipping in the harbour. The Fleet which sailed from the Cove of Cork, on the 7th of November, for the West Indies, under convoy of the Seine Frigate, passed Madeira on the 30th ult. all well. The Prince of Wales sat 'A ith the Opposition ...
... that he 'would order Copies of the Correspondence that passed between the Secretary of State and the Governors in the West Indies, in addition to the Papers of last year, relative to the Slaves, to be laid on the Table Of this House. Ordered. ...
... implied the contrary ; but it is with much more reason to sitspe6ted that they have betaken themselves either to the East or West Indies. An expedition against this country with such a force is out of human calculation—but if temerity and success reacheri our ...
... Michael Seymour, has been appointed to Majesty's ship Illustrious. The following Naval Appointments have taken place in the West Indies, in consequence of the death of Lord Proby Capt. Woolcombe of the Osprey, made first ia the Carysfort. Capt. Eking, to have ...
... arrived at Antigua. The Ilyrna frigate, which sailed from Portsmouth on the 28th of November, with a fleet bound to the West Indies, had not arrived at Barbadoes on the 13th of January, 1805. Official return of the number of persons who embarked on board ...
... WEST INDIES. JAMAICA. Rembaton of Gorernor (Ind Court? of the Colony of dated and issued on the .9.lst Nur. Whereas by a revPiion of Council, bearing date the 17th Jul 1800, his Honour the Lieut. Governor was advised to recommend the several Officers ...
... beat off, having had t men killed and four wounded (one of them since dead.) — Horatio, late Lawson, from Africa for the West Indies, is captured to windward of Demerara, by a French br:g privateer from Cuadaloupe—was retaken by his Majesty's ship Amsterdam ...
... season, has been the only cause dial many cf our vessels have been occluded from our ports the ice, and driven to the West-Indies, • In these remarks upon the conduit of (breign nations relative American Commerce, it our duty to exempt the Government ...
... the enemy's squadron. The opinion entertained at the Admiralty is said to be, that the Rochefort squadron is gone to the West Indies; and Sir Robert Calder is stated to have been sent thither with a squadron in pursuit of it. We have received the Sydney ...
... taken place between His Majesties Secretary State, and the Governors or Civil Officers of His Majesty’s Colonic? in the West Indies, the suhjefl of the abolition the Slave Trade.— Ordered to lie the table. The House then went into a Committee on the Bill ...
... proceeded to the West Indies. The saving the Toulon Fleet seems now confirmed beyond all doubt but the place of their destination is still unknovrn. It seems pretty clear, however, that they are not intended either for the East cr West Indies, as they had ...