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... (fleers, and Bryce Al'Cumnung’s hospitality was rbisl. With constitution at last worn out with severe (particularly in the West Indies, where he was taken ijy the Canbs, and only escaped dea-h in cold blood to what was worse, six months close coiifinentert ...
... have given orders, that provided forty days have elapsed, since any person died on board the ships now expeoted from the West Indies, and that the clothes and bedding of those who have died have been thrownJoverboard, and provided also that no contagious ...
... 12s. bound. - 2. A PHILOSOPHICAL and POLITICAL HISTORY of the Scetlements and Trade of the Europeans in the East. and West Indies, by the Abbe Raynal, with a new set of Maps, adupted to the Work, and a copious Index—6 vols, 12m0.— Price 11. 10s, hound ...
... is perfectly well known, sailed some time ago for the East, and therefore could not possibly have found her way to the West Indies. Hie wreck seen by the American ship was, have no doubt, that of the Blanche, which was hnrnt the French after having been ...
... having Hoard Colton Wool, except Ships and Vessels coming from the Ea*t Indies, or from the Continent of America, or the West Indies loaded in whole or in part with that Commodity, being the produce of those p&m, or any of the Goods, Wares, or Merchandises ...
... taught to lisp thy Maker’s praise LLOYD’S MARINE LIST, Ocr. . His Majesty's ship Chichester, with part the C* et for West Indies, which sailed from Portsmouth gist August, arrived Madeira 15th September, having separated bad weather; his Majesty’s ships ...
... evidently au additional price of his insurance from the war risks of the passaze. «The convoy duty on the outward voyage to the West Indies, is no less than four per cent.; on the homeward voyage, there is at presen; no duty expressly for the protection of convoy ...
... niucfi dissatisfUaion has been excited anion- the West India Mercha.rts, the condua the Commanders Ins Majesty sh.ps in the West Indies, pressing the satlors on board the merchantmen. meeting the merchants was held London, to del,berate the business, and a ...
... and ruin oft interruption of the American commerce in the West Indies, it is duty to reouire that precise instruaions shall, without delay, dispatched to the proper officers in the West Indies and Nova Scotia, to corrra tin- abuse-, which have arisen ...
... Oftobcr, ITSd; which place he joined the fleet under the command Sir Samuel Hood ; and in November sailed with him die West Indies, where continued actively employed Until the peace. Soon afterwards he was ordered to England; being directed in his way ...
... circunnavigated the globe with Captain Portlack, and in the year 1703 carried the bread fruittree from the South Seas to the West Indies, and has repeatediy, fought under Lord St. Vincent and Admiral Cornwallis, and several other Naval Commanders: - 5 In addition ...
... Capi-' taine de Fregaie 5 aud had on board a Colonel and some recruits, with arms and cloathing for a regimientin the West Indies. 1 lave the honour to be, &e. C. E. FreminG: The Hon. Admival Cormiraltis, ...