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... likewise takes out j a quantity »>t specie. The Marquis and Mr. Frere, are e«- ' pe.-ied ut-morrovt. — The Trh.niph, 74, Sir Thomas Hardy, is ! nnj.*re,l to join me l hafuwl Fleet. Cap'nin Hallt»well, who is, j bakpily for the service, restored lo health, goes ...
... French folly segredit.ore LOB prtensiuss. air. Coy . . NAVAL CE. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. S. Sailed the Triumph, of 74 guns, Sir Thomas Hardy, to joie the Chßune fleet. Went out of harbour the Chanticleer, a new brig, Capt. Ha rburil. The f.gcris sloop, Captain ...
... from Natttz for Cayenne, with provision.. She is not yet arrived. PoRTS-OCTij, Oct . 5- — Sailed the Triumph, 74, Sir Thomas Hardy, for Plymouth ; (apt. Hallo*. ell, oftlie T'gre, went in her. Also, the Sparrow, 18, Capt. Butt, for Gijou, with dis- ...
... decks, nuts™T' tons, sails fast, carries large cargo, is easy TISTI- » Inventory,now lying in West Indiabxoort Do. 't; Kalnh Hardy, master. Inventories to had on board, a,” SMITHS. MARTEN, and ST. BARBfc. 9, Amenca-sq. ■ i*C. H good Saij ng - Barge WILLING ...
... gave permission for the packet to attempt their rehef ; his son, the ma3ter of the packet, flew to his boat, joined by the hardy boat-. men belonging to the ferry, he displayed at once his humanity and skill, by rushin g tearlessly through the foaming ...
... to be Ensign, without Pars chase, vice Watson, Whose Appointment lass not taken place. 45th Ditto— Breettieutenant-C-olonel Thomas Forbes, from the ads West India Regiment, to Major, vice Brown, who et&sages ; Ensign Benjamin G. Hunsfrey to be Lieutenant ...
... Lieutenant C. F. Iddins to be Captain of a Company,, by purchase, vice Money, %\rho •feillif.S.. sign Thomas Ch,rferis tt) be Lieutenant; vice 'lddins. Thomas Witnerington. Gent. to be Ensign, without par- chase, vice'Cilarteris. 6citii Ditto, Lieutenant George ...
... ofa Government that possesses ieither religion, nor. truth, nor honour, or justice ? the Portuguese could not shake off so hardy a yoke, Must titeY 'not prefer death with glory to with shame! : But at last tame the day 'fixed by Divine . dence for the ...
... Portsmouth, the Eliza, Paynter ; Jobs, Cass. yen; Thomas and Mary, Simcock ; Essex, Betts; Hero, Quinton ; Pbcebe, Success, Primrose, Bak ; ble, Andrews; Ann, Nancy, Deuic; Hero, Guthrie; Sarah, John and Thomas, Nichohnn ; Albion, Ham& ton; George, White; ...
... tl.e West Ind.. Export Dock, Jeremiah Bonun, Commander. Inventories and further Particulars may *>e had inventories s,l,owr THOMAS j ESON and Co. Broker. * F»n-court, Fenchurch-street. a new copper.tastened HALF with head intended for theWestlnd.a SdeTn ...
... morning we experienced very heavy of wind at SSW. Severali ships hive lost anchors and Cables; among the number Ihe Helen, Thomas; the Canada, the Rrineipe Atalsnra, and thu Halt.mao. Ilia tepbited that collies tuttief ihetkero, foundcreit in rhe Downs ...