... service to thetr country. Captain WILLIAM CHAMP% IN, Commander of His MAJESTY'S sloop Zephyr, lately returned from the West Indies, has received an elegant Letter.of Thanks from the Merchants and Traders of Glasgow, for his unremitting attention to the ...

... to London, is put into Charlestown, and must , unload. The Flora, Smith, for Gibraltar; and the Hunter, Rogers, for the: West-Indies, that were on shore off Portsmouth, and got off,' are brought into the harbour. • The Packet dc Fayal, from Lilbon to Madeira ...

... our - best acquisitions by the war.. The possession of Malta was a sturabling,block. our aCquisiti - ons in the East and West Indies were stumbliog , -blocks in like inanner. But SO much Was 'Egypt an object with France, that but for it they never would ...

... David's. .1 be Noblemen introduced to His MAJESTY were : Lord SEA on being appointed Governo r of one of the islands in the West Indies, and Sir . WILLIAM EL FOR D, on ° ,bein , created a Baronet of the Kingdom of reat Britain, - had the like honour conferred ...

... ' It is probable, that the fleet will wait the arriyal„of this divisioni:aS these troops are certainly destined for the West IndieS'.. On Tuesday morning the Royal Cheshire regiment of militia; consisting of about 700 men, with their baggage and field-pieces ...

... :mbutb, were on Friday cligecl to put bark • Yarmouth Roads: • • The Andrcaueaa and EourdelAis; wlth Gat trade for the West indies,:contintie•atlPOl - O'liimiit,,* - . detained . by conaary- sindThif ) --AtitAorile.d4. proceeds to Jamaica. The Eliza arid ...

... system of government which deluded them. How, he would ask, did it, happen, that in a nation possessed of the Ea 4 and West Indies, of almost all .the maritime commerce of the world, whose productive power's in every branch of manufacture were immense; ...

... of men employed, „under Lord Chatham's war, in each year, in 'all parts of the world, , Ireland, America, the East and West Indies- inclusive, • wa's 128 regiments, which, • on information from military men, did not amount to above GOO men a regiment ...

... remarked, in the neg9Liation; and argued - that the Ministers were at that time willihg to.sacritice all our:conquests the West :Indies to purchase pe'ace. H alicy censured Government on acount of the expedition, to Holland, FetrOl, andCaAiz ; and for nothaving ...

... Of new strength, which render, their possession there more than a counte:balance for the conquest - Of Tippoo. . In the- West Indies, the Right Hon.', Gentleman had done .ntore in effect'. to render' French enmity, and its consequences formidable than anY ...

... after 12 WANTED, A..yobNG MAN - pf chaxacter, Experience, and Abilities to serve a respectable Nlercaatife House in the West-Indies, ' for thr.ee'. years. He must writer:). good, andexyieciitioUS han; to such a one go.id encourz4ernent given, by applying ...

... China, bringing back cargoes, which, after replc.;niihing the custom-house receipts of the States, are carried to the West • Indies, and , other markets that used to be supplied from England. This lucratiVe and increasing trade which now animates . all ...