... For- midable, Orion, Theseus, and Majestic, dropped down to St., Helen's Point, prepa- ratory to their sailing for 'the West-Indies. To these ships are to be added four others, which are to follow them as soon as possible. Two regiments of foot are to ...

... those rudi-; ments of learning, which a life of dissipation and vulgarity might have obliterated. 'fle was sent to tile West Indies, where lie remained some time, and when he returned to England, acted accord- ing to the dignity of his birth, and was chosui ...

... trial at the ensuing spring assizes. In consequence of this event, the Resistance, which had been cori'plctecl fior the West Indies, has been ordered to send her stores and provisions on board the Desiree, it heingne- tessary that some of the officers ...

... to be got rcady 1, with all possible expedition at Plymouth. One a it is supposed is to carry out the treaty to the is West Indies; the other to the Cape of Good le Hope and the East Indies. se So sanguine were some people uponl tlre sulb a- je&t, that ...

... oisly to her departure the Powerfit!, Captain Sir t F. Laforey, and the Spencer, Capt. Darby, had been dispatched for the West Indies. Four more ships of the line belonging to Sir Fames Saurna- rez's squadron were taking in stores and provi- sions to follow ...

... of the fleet ?? France, and this counitry had n. kecurity that hos- tilities would no begin in the West Indies.-. France wished to be pi the West Indies whit she was in Europe MaF4 Engiand in the East In'lies. Ueconclucd sy -rnoving an, amendment, that ...

... war,.they are.,tQ be onl the alert to s.nl with copies of the DcfinitiveTreaty, -sA'sodn as ltdirrlvei, to thle ast and West Indies ?? :W understandI that 'Sir Henry Haye .wi was ?? At Corkl for New South Wales .diedbbefore the Ve~sel lost ?? the land ...

... force there, wvas lie then in suc' ce lhis isjesrys IlMinisters credit for their tardy rpeslrru-zrn-, aforce to send to the West Indies, tthe kn~v i~th inenton f Frrcetb'ey sheuld ;rct of obscrvati there long since. He acqifttckl e bcin t aware o t of i rwan ...

... weeks ago. 'The other sistcr was at this period sinking uiider the fever hlnchi iasproved so fatal to Europeans ill thin West Indies, and had. been sent ashiore at Do- iniinica ; there, under an imprcssill ol approach- ing death, sihe 4isclosed to one of ...

... (two-thirds of them British sub- jects), all of whom will now become tjz- zens of France!-None of our intelligence from the West-Indies gives us th. least reason to suppose, that any resistance to the French armament will be made by Toussaint, notwithstanding ...

... over the' distribu- tion -of the British 'naval force, as it stood ona the ist-day of this month, I perceive, that, in the West-Indies, and on the pas- sage thither, we have 24 ships of the line, 1 fifty, ar frigates, and 46 smaller ships of war; The account ...

... (British) 2t a 3 East Indies, (Company's ships) . 3r a 4 Do. out andhoze . . 7 a 8 Others out . . . 4 a 5 Africa, the West Indies, or America , Froer L7oerpod, Bisntols, U's. to Corie, Waterford, Dublin, Newry, &c. _ a ?? Limerick, or Gaiway . . a S ...