... ing' this' ?? lessvaried ?? and singular, though far less-disastrous- The naval vidory of Admiral Duckworth, in the a5 West-Indies, the capture of the Cape of Good d Hope and Buenos A~yres; and: the attle .of Maida, have ex ilted the glory; extended the ...

... 'May nest,. soi fte'rr'ds of ttaing-in l' 'thriaaing in the ports ofAfrica; and of carry. .e 'iseitheir .cargoes .to' the West,.Indi~es; previous- re' to the tst of January, 1808.-The blanks were ;y filled up in conformity with his Lordship's pro. positions ...

... to say, have in part or wholly the iS perished. Among these vessels, is the Peel, ?? SI Manners, of this port, for the West Indies, dis- we Y masted, and captured by boats .from Dunkirk. * rele g On Sunday the 8th instant, in the morning, the for Telegraph ...

... between this country and Monte Video, in conformity with the trade between (Great Britain and his Majesty's colonies in the West Indies and South America. 2ior'r Sprirhg ?? variety of sport, toge- tther with the strorligly contested isLtCTIONEERING RAcE in ...

... o6f and tfromt this. port, to arrived at Poitsr~n~,ithoia Friday se nought,-a'nd sailed d thsmeday with a. fleet for the West Indies, un~der at cnvoy of- the ~Castor frigate, and Biraz'en and Eclipse ee The Nrok-resarimtv~n a-dfo inl Berwvick on tlsrsdlay ...

... Ports~mouth on Satiurdly 01 C s'ntigihit, -or COibrasltar anid the A hernon ine convoy of the Soccess frgt sd a S.9 f~lee forte West-Indies, tindcr the Helder frigiate, zind R'spid sloopE- of War.-Amnon ' t hese is` thie Bal Ei& C~ AIlschaxit, Psecter,.. ,f for ...

... the station saw her, or heard of her being on the coast. Several reports of the loss of th'e Lark sloop of war, ij the West Indies, are unfortunately confirmed by ac- CQUIars from Admiral Rowley, which state, that that, vesel upset in a dreadful gale ...

... having' par. one of the tcrewof the Recruit brig, which. helicntnirnded, on shore in- an' uninhabited island its tlii' -West-Indies, about two .years since, because, ie'!sd'been guilty of theft.' The unifirumate mn- was. taken off the islard' by an Americain ...

... 9th Jan. and a feiv dayr after chased s the SttrveiltatetC frigate ijtto Corutna, sinwe isdicli.they u have been to the West Indies, but did not ttuc l at anyi p of the Islauds.-lThe object bf theircrtiize appears to C have been wholly tphlde.i ,xlJsic ...

... 12 fish; Perseverance, 8 fish. bet ry- We have to announce the safe arrival in the Dtt*11s .er ofof both the Ea'st and WeSt Indi a homaeward-bountl fleets. i The former, consisting of 14 sail, have arrived under Wf -r convoy of the Plhgtoti, arid the ...

... one of their comi-v he pardons. T'he Polly sailed from Boston on the 12th of p December, bousnd to Santa Cruz, in. the West Indies. g Is. Oni the 15th she sprutig a' teak, carried, away 'all her us masts, and upset by which Mr. J. S. Hunt, supercargo ...

... it appointed to sail from the Humber foia Gotteniburg, on the th ol Decemher. A large and -very valuable fleet fo,r. the West- Indies, el amounting to abouat70 sail of. fine ships,: left Cork on e . the 15th inst. uader convoy of the Circe, S8, Caplain ...