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... and Le Flubisler of 14 guns and 78 men from Guadaloupe, and sent for that Island. ’•The frigate, and the fleet for the West Indies, which sailed from Cork 28d March, passed Madeira on the 6th April with fair wind—about sail in company. ...
... become of our eomn « oncz be able to contend with rereignty of the seas 2 it ment have received the welcome +dl in the West Indies of Admi 2 Orde arrived at Spithead ou'S Jy proveéded to London. ™ «t expedition, under conyoy of Iz, Wére left on the 24th'u{3 ...
... precaution, which Govern-. sidered to the protection-of our setumutw«mufi-m. hat tweaty sail-of the ling were then on’ their t West Indies. et = mmzh&m of Ja-. 2t Government, sensil danger vates the West Tl Telands, have lost o ing measures for their protection ...
... fetter which appeared in this day’s Gazette, and which was omitted in our last, forms of the dispatchies received from the West Indies, | rrults addressed to Licutenant-General Sir William || Myers, Bart.” Contmander of his Majesty’s troops p there i— Six ...
... ” and that their real tion is Egypt or Ireland. ~Qthess report that forces on board mutinied on findi they were for the West Indies, and led therr Otfises tirn 1o port ; while many assert, that they hid overtaken by Lotd Nelson, who engaged captured four ...
... Spariish forces. British commerce i anid impeded every where: and the sail vessels has already raised the prentium o for the West Indies five- ...
... Row, ermived in the Clyde yesterday, in 31 days from Tottola, we have the welcome intelligence of the safe arrival in the West Indies of Admiral Cochirane’s squadton. An express, with the Admiral's dispatches to Government, : this town abo‘:t seven o'clock ...
... hope, bring us more pleasing intelligence. ~Admi~al Cochrane has twelve sail of the line, and the French but nine, in the West Indies. fler performance of the chazacter of Foung Norval, was such as to call forth the loudest bursts ot azclamation, to excite ...
... plan, which might very | #asily have been accomplished. i - On Sgturday accounts were received by Government from tlre West Indies, brought wm;m Alt, an- | nouncing the arrival of Admiral rane at Barbadoes | on the sth of April, who intended to proceed ...
... the | same destination ; that the object of the French was to get out the Spaniards, that the latter might chced tothe West Indies ; but that the destination of the Toulon squadron is the East Indies, and that the squadrons having sailed together till ...
... discantinue their Sunday parties in future, unless they mean 10 subject themselves to the penaliies of the E:laiasfi- he West Indies this The accounts received from“lm:h d Tsland Mails, |al Court morni amai ‘indward Island Mails, | i ;.:T.\l::sgfmh:,:’ ...
... We think it most probable ‘h., &id g Cadiz, and that they are no l!f W’l be portion has steered for the t‘q?, e o the West Indies, where they could, i they g rive in time, accomplish the dmblé%u. » ing the squadron at the Mauritius in d‘hflfl which lately ...