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... whatsoever having Board Cotton Woel, except Ships and coming from the Fast ludiet, or from tilt Comment of America, or the West Indie?, in whole or in p-.it with that Commodity, being the produce those parrs, or Er.y the Goods, Wares, Merchrudisos -F.C first ...
... March, in the fieet ccvoyed His Majesty’s sliip Kiudostan, for same destination. Nine rcguncr.ts are new orders for the West Indies.—/ Chit.) A considerable reinfoicement to immediately sent out to India: some regiments of Bn. goens are to included; die ...
... Euston and Lord Henry Seymour joint guardians with her*. But she died before his Lordship, in this country, and he in the West Indies. Therefore, Mo Erskine contended, that was the Noble Lord’s intention, that in any case, except that of Lady Horatia Seymour ...
... Netley, which brought home the official actonnt, spoke Admiral Cochrane on his passage ; but, before he can arrive in the West Indies, the Trench squadron must have nearly a whole month for carrying into effeft die enterprises for which they *redestined ...
... With pain my breast no longer riy’n, Looks to everlasting d ty; True Glory only reigns in Heav'd, fuang/irJ, Marti 2f>. ] WEST INDIES. IftOM T«* EAKSADOt MttCOAV, TUtSDAT, »»». 3«. A sadden depression was occasioned here on Sunday last, the arrival of a ...
... rraa. - In the House ef Commons last night, Mr. Barham erpressed a with have some information retpedUng the state of the West Indies, and particularly whether Admiral Cochran' was goo* thither. Mr. Pitt giving a specific answer such question, the ground ...
... received the parties from Lord Melville. Did do so, not knowing then* just These two | OlHcern, it ;rs, when on servi e the West Indie?, had j remedied the blunders the Administration which the j Noble Lord w-s part; but, so doing, had made then;- ( selves ...
... Board Cotton Wool, except Ships and Vessels coming diredlly from the h art Indies, or from the Continent of America, the West Indies, loaded in whole or in part with that Commodity, being the those parts, any the Goods, Wares, or Merchandises enumerated ...
... them fur some time to come. There are several ships at Deptford and Woolrlch, taking in large quantities of stores for the West Indies. The greatest exertions are used them, they are intended to sail with the convoy from Portsmouth, which is detained for ...
... speculate upon various arrangements; but, we -believe that nothing yet certainly known on the inbjefh Intelligence from the West indies is sliH anxiously expected. Nothing further respecting die evacuation of Dominique, or of the proceedings the French that ...
... haring Board Cotton v. tacejH Ships and Vessels coming dire-ily from the East Indies, or from the Conunent America, the West Indies, loaded ui whole or in part with that Commooite, hemthe produce tlsose parts, or any of the Oooda,' Wares, Mcrelwodne* ...
... Jamaica Papers have been received to the first of March, which day the sailed ; but the arrival the French Expedition in the West Indies does not appear to have been known at that time. Acasto has hoard about 100,000/. in dollars. The ■Black Emperor was, about ...