... entertained , and indeed the loss of the ship in which he was embarked was considered as certain.—A ship arrived from the West Indies has brought the news of his safe arrival at Jamaica. The vessel in which Gen. Knox was, had been driven gale of wind to ...

... colours had arrived there from Bourdeaux, under convoy of a French cor. vette. The fleet that has just sailed for the West Indies and Jamaica, consisted of 132 ships, under convoy of one frigate, and which has, it appears, since separated; taking the ...

... her topmast, and was in sow of a frigate. Political conjecture is now divided with respecteto their destination; and the West Indies and Egypt are both mentioned. Should they be really bound to the former quarter, it is not at all im- probable that they ...

... opinion, that the French squadron of Admiral Gantheaume, reinlbrcetl by several Spanish ships of the line, has gone the West Indies, and that the Brazils anthe immediate object of their destination. It is certain, however, that a strong squadron, under ...

... witii ' i * iTT - all the .South of'Kurope, Africa, America, and the although severely wounded in the scuffle, East and West Indies. Possessed therefore of tins wrenched It from him, when lie seized interesting point, may, in resjiectofa l tlie othv-r ...

... they will have a considerable advaniage over us several departments of commerce. The fleet that has just sailed for the West Indies and Jamaica, consisted ships, under convoy of one frigate, and which has, it appears, since separated ; taking the average ...

... tliertst is possible that CrointaUt en- of m gun-vessels tire will carry licet squadron Admiral which generally supposed to West Indies off to Hull have minted to sail from the Nore the : she one vessels protection the them but for those to convoy It M remain ...

... Admiralty, the actual comimencement of hostilities against the sedes. The Dryad Frigate, Capt. Mansfield, on r passage to the West Indies, fell in with a Swedish ,-are. C.ptrin ?? wishing to spare the un- etsary etiusion of blood, sent aboat off to inform Swedish ...

... transpired there is, that Capt. Mansfield, who had charge of the convoy which sailed from Cork on the f4th January, for the West Indies, on passage fell with Swedish frigate, which, pursuant to his instructions, to detain all vessels ot that nation, he ought ...

... has been pleased to dignity the name of The Sun has yet to learn, that the only regular communications from Lisbon, the j West Indies, and are through the packets stationed at ; and that, consequently, this the fountain-head intelligence from those parts ...

... Africa, in the Year 1795, ». d. 1797, with two copper plates, the edition corrected - -- -- -- -- Edward's History of the West Indies and St. Domiiigo, Bvo. - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- History of the Reign of George Third, by Rob. Macfarlan, vols. Bvo. - - ...

... least danger. The Invincible was one of the oldest ships ') in -the navy, fuid-, had not returned many months from the West Indies. • • . - ...