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... the Ocean. The Rochefort squadron was making for Ferrol.— The other squadron was S. S. W. and is supposed to bound the West Indies. The squadron seen by the Loire consists of the following ships—Majestneus, 320 guns; Jemappe, 84; and three 74’s; the Calcutta ...
... at St. Helen's by a strong S. W. wind. Also dropped down to St. Jlelen's the Saracen sloop, Capt. Prkvost, bound to Ihe West Indies. Falmouth, Dec 2?. — Arrived the sloop Edward, ofQneber, from Newfoundland ; this vessel was bound to London with ffch and ...
... proteff this trade, which was obliged be conduced Spanish ships, a licence must granted a British Governor resident in the West Indies. The Heaor sailed for the Havannah on the Ist of August, 1800, and, was necessary to avoid discovery, cleared out for a ...
... with II sail of the line,-in pursuit of the French, Brest, and Rochefort squadrons, which i: is supposed ar'e gone to the West Indies. The Leopard, and convoy, iith troops, which r sailed from the Downs on Sunday, have arrived in the Weser. On Thursday the ...
... reached ,jEngland, and peace soon after taking place, Lieutenant Duff continued to serve in the same rAnk, chiefly in the West Indies, till 1787, when 5ehe was obliged to return from Jamaica for the recovery or his health. He had been First Lieu'. d tnnaint ...
... axticle acid but as-i'1,iisen, and ot:I6 tsanapiese.-CAsh'for'Bank' of Ireliae1 N;otes--I .11. Oi igs flr- the 'East Qr' West Indies ersecitedwitl puidluality''' ; i h~i Day ?? as. 6 THE.,TRIDJ L TU' of ALff3IO\': A# Epic6'E'fTu- 1- sioda; .,nd ian Oratron ...
... kept at. St. Helen’s a strong S. W. wind. Also dropped down to Helen’s the Saracen sloop, Captain Prevost, bound to liic West Indies, Falmouth, T)f.c. 2S. —Arrived the sloop Edward, Ciuebec, John Power, from Newfoundlnnd: this vessel was loaded with oil ...
... and enterprising ‘merchants of Eng- land. Fiom London in particular, large quantities of the produce of the East “and West Indies are shipped for and Bremen, to supply the wholesale dealets of those cities who visit Leipsig, > Pte Stettin, in Pometania ...
... has long been adhered to, but by no means with complete success. In April an Enemy's Fleet - escaped and sailed to the West Indies, from which it was driven by the terror of Lord NELSON, and a British Squadron that were in pursuit of it. Returned to the ...
... they anchored again: it has the appearance of coming round, and I have no. doubt but the Squadron will sail to-morrow ; the West Indie's is supposed to be. their destination. The Squadron consists of Nine Sail .of the. Line, a Frigate and a Sloop, though ...
... JULY. 1. Intelligence received of the arrival of the Combined Fleets in the West Indies. 1 and 2. Hundreds of Jews in Algieis were massacred, snd most of the survivors piundered of their property. 4. Lord iidmouth sesigned his situation as President of ...
... 12. DeSatts in both Houses of F.lrliament on the _ ,f_panish War. • 17. 'His Majeiiry's ship.. Cleopatra taken 'in the' West Indies by 'the Ville de Milan; a large French - frigate. On the 2d the Leander 'fell in with' the -Ville de Milan, took her, and ...