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... ?? M.ARINE LISI-March so. Tte Andromeda frigate, with 97 sail under convoy f from Portsmuouth for the West Indies, sailed from MvIa deira the 7th j;iniary. Sixty sail of the above flect passed that ?? *on tile 4th. The Duke of Clarence Packet, Dennis ...
... fleet which sailed from Cork the 6th of JSyne, under convoy of the Anibuscade and R volutionaire -frigates, bound to the West Indies, wele lcft all well by the Revolutionaire (returned to Cork) on zSthJune, in ]at. 27.-52. N. long. 20. 57. W. The Thrce ...
... reported by the John (cartel) from Morlaix, that s6 sail of the line and 24 transports, have sailed Irona Brest for the West Indies. * bl A I L S.. A R R I V. D U E. ?? a .5 Ireland . . Z I Franceo ?? .. o i WINDS AT DEAL. Dec. 2n2. N. N.E.-23. S. S. W ...
... accounts from Bantry Bay were dated l on the rith ?? the next advices we hope -to hear that the squadron destined for the West Indies has sailed. A Spmaish privateer was boarded and brought r off from the Cuba shore on the r5th of Septem- tber by the yawl ...
... Southanipton to London, is on shore in Hearn Bay.-Crew saved. The Fleet which sailed from Cork on the e9th Oc- tober, for the West Indies, tinder convoy of the Tar- tar frigate, were left all well o:i 26th. in lat. 35. 7. N. by the Fortunie frigate, returned ...
... the Sth September, of the yellow fever, the Hon. Captain DAVID RAMSAY, First Bat- talion of the Royals. At Tobago, in the West Indies, in the month of Ju- ly last, Mr THOMAS STEEL, son of Mr Robert Steel, writer in Lanark. At Raymond-Hall, Jamraica,'on the ...
... been captured near the Western Islands, v -y by La Mouche privateer, retaken by the Bordelais fri. gate, and sent for the West Indies ; the privateer had t also captured the Kingston of Hull, from America to b 'Greenock, and the George transport, from Gibraltar ...
... troubled ywithth5 thcve com- tlnti as such, I shall recomllmlnd your Medicilse to' all m1yv frictlds, both-in Ent'and and the West Indies. of 1 m, Sir your truly obliged,hurnhle servant, ?? ,Pro spect Pace, near ' ?? BUTLER .d l Dock-head. Capt. of thic Goldel ...
... Newcastle to Lon- es dbn, is lost nenrr Yarniouth, and the crew droxvr- n- ed. The Allison, Burn, from Newfound1land to the nt West Indies, has been taken and ret;rktn by the c- Beaver and Otter, and arrived at Surinar. ry The Hawke, Mayrne, from ?? to Lon- don ...
... the lady of Major Allan Cameron e -th Light D ricgmons, an6 ?? th- R ig-ht 1Hon. Henry Durdasi Of his ;van ?? h; tcl-'- i West Indies, Lieut. Thomas Pelham, oi th .th or King's own Foot. At Lowlands Thomas Currinn, Esq. of Lowlands Tobago. At Kingston, Ja- ...
... con- gen l e litutionally empowered to decide in the event of fia, an equal vote, confer their fanriion ? not le - tic] ;r WEST INDIES. PA ST JAGO DE LA VEGA-Nov. Q. SWI to During Saturday night and Sunday laft, a ve- fafh ry fevere gale of wind blew from ...
... SHIP NEWS. We stated in our last, that the pleasing accounts had been received lf the ?? of an enemy's squad- ron in the West Indies, sent out for the interception of our West India convoy. The Gazettes of the week furnifli us with the following particulars ...