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... ioir~n - ¦> signen. ' ¦ y ~omc additional particulars respecting the sailing , â> the French K.xpcclitiou to the West Indies ate ourhals. Itsobject, «e net the subjugation Toussainl, St. Domingo, but to the tianquillizalion also Guadeloupe ; both ...
... but without any such supposition, micht apprehend the danger which such a superiority of strength must afford her in the West Indies, which may hereafter bear much on all the questions that arise Amiens, and the changes that may work there. Can that respectable ...
... mutiny, orders were dispatched to Sir JA MES SA IT M A to detach tour ships the line from the squadron under command, to the West-Indies. Five more ships of the line, which 'formed part of the Channel Fleet, sailed from Madeira ' on the 10th inst. From 'Jamaica ...
... Detachment of , the Fleet at Gibraltar is' gone to. the. West Indies; orders being sent out for that purpose on the-first accounts of the Mutiny at Bantry Bay ; if so, our Fleet in the West Indies will be more than 'a match for the French Squadron just ...
... Guottsey, &c. Gibraltar - - • - Madeira - - 'Minorca and MAlta . it Egypt, &on rassap frprn 3 z 3 Canada, Nova Scotia, &c. 5 West Indies - t 34 Cape of Good I - Lope i. G °tee, 7 East I ndies,& on Passageto4 , 19 3 2, 4 . - a 1 Ai.. 35 h 23 Total 149 -- 44 ...
... to spare no expellee in his endeavours to detect the Frauds praetised on nim, so lie intends, in - the East Indies, the West Indies, and i!!_Ameilica, ta p,Ubliekly advertise them • that the §puric.,:s Compositioni-of Igoeiaike may be deteded, and the ...
... that a detachment of the fleet at Gibraltar is gone to the West Indies, rders being sent out for that purpose on the first accounts ot the mutiny at Ban ry Bay ; if so, our fleet in the West Indies will be more than a match for the French squadron just sailed ...
... killed and wounded:—.-the return of theFtench Fleet to Breit. 12. Advices of capture of all the atid - Swedish Isles in the West Indies. - - • 16, Death of Sir Ralph Abercroniliy, in tongelpience of t wounds he received in Egypt; is suet:ceded in the counreind ...
... here quite blind, and others nearly so. A French merchant vessel has just arrived here from. Marseilles on her way to the West Indies, laden with various merchandise.” Covent.Gardew Theatre.- —The Opera of The Duenna attracted very numerous and genteel audicnee ...
... - my last arrived from-Poi tsmouth, andsailed again yesterday with dispatches, not known where, but 'supposed for tbe West . Indies., 111 s M a _ rsty's ship Indelatigable,—Sailed yesterday for 7 mouth, his Majesty'S ship La Nymphe.—Arrived - morning ...
... City that the In- surgents of Gu_d_ loupe have obtained complete pos- session of that island. Several letters fr^m the West Indies speak to this effeft, and that rhc Go- vernor escaped in an open boat ; but we cb not find the report confirmed oi his having ...
... Ireland.—Reports ,that the squadrow; under the on • mand of Gantheainite, had sailed from Brest, and as estinext I the West Indies: . 9. A chabge of Administration—The Right gon. Pitt* after a period of eighteen years, in which he conducted the of England ...