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... French soldiers prisoners, three women, and four children. Came in the Charlemagne French schooner, from I’Orient, bound West Indies, laden with flour and provisions, and sundry merchandise, captured the Raleigh, of 18 guns ; it is said that she was left ...
... Atlantic, the .Canaries ; the farthest extremity />f Aria, the Philippine Cuba,. Porto Rico, and pari of St. Domihgii, ib .the West indies • besides the vast. Continent of North and - America, from Mexico add California to the Straits Magellan'. When to those ...
... that in the confusion occasioned the late movement of the Brest fleet, three sail of the line from L’Orient made for the West Indies, with large supplies of flour, while others it was said that those ships were expected to join the Brest fleet at Rochefort ...
... left oft Cape Finisterre. The L’Orient squadron hr. thus escaped, without pursuit, to its destination. Whether that be the West Indies or South America, fear t hat it will much tnischief. Government is said to have withdrawn the licences granted to vessells ...
... d that she had been brought to action âthe result her certain capture.â Besides the Topaze frigate captured in the West Indies, two French brigs have been taken, the Napoleon Jmd the Josephine. We (Courier) are happy to be able to contra diet tne ...
... have given notice to the Merchants of Dublin through the Rt. Hon. the Lord Mayor, that convoy will proceed from Cork the West Indies on the arrival of twenty vessels! At the last assizes ir. Carrickfergrr, on Tuesday last, James Foley and Margaret Rusk ...
... WEST INDIES. adoe>, Feb. It. Further considerable continues to made in the general reduc- F -. tllL tow «* St. Pierre and ] . ‘he extensive arsenals near the ! and Fort Edward, being subsequently to : ,ts S' cii in our last, respectively surrenwmtout ...
... Esq.—At his house DenziJ-sreet, much regretted, David Weir, Esq At Newtown-Mt.- Kenneiy, Dr. Peisley—At St. Ann’s, in the West Indies, of the yellow fever, Lieut. John A. Carson the 50ch regiment. •• I XCHaNOE—APRIL 1. esrk Slock, - - Do. Scrip. - - - - ...
... TUESDAY, April 4, 1803* some ground or other was some time ago put under an and tent home some of our Naval Commanders the West Indies. He has been since offened his release,, but demands to informed what authority he has been kept up durance vile, . . The ...
... Cove his Mairsty’s sloop Scorpion, Capt. Staufell, charged with dispatches for Halifax, frota thence she to proceed to the West Indies ; she was appointed convoy ship for the West India trade. frigate is to supply her place. Monday sailed his Majesty’s ship ...
... taken the French The official details are r.i subsequent Madrid Gazette. have just learned, that a running ship from , West Indies anchored last night off Gravesend, has brought an account that Fort Bourbon has Jered, by which event we are in complete ...
... an, bound to Belfr-t, laden with barilla', not yet arrived. Captain Brace having fallen in with several ships from the West Indies* bound to England, saw them safe in with ilk- land and then proceeded in quest of the privateer which had .taken the Belfast ...