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... the same ship which carries the Envoy to that country. Advices arc expected to be received by the next packet fromn the West Indies, of the capture of Guadaloope. An expedition was intended to proceed against it about the first of this month. One great ...
... — Detachmants are ordered for ~embarkation to join the followi ng-miphun West Indies :==To the Ist lmt:lo'” ‘’AHN‘ to the 13th Regiiwent 50 ;ta the 24 batt. @ Regiment 200; to the Ist batt. 90th Regiment 116. All the disposeable small crafi at Fiymouth ...
... French privateers are fitted out in American potts; aud take shelter there afier croizing fi:'lnu British shippin (in the West Indies. The iner, of Liv«podfi which arrived at Jamaica o the 3d of March, on her passage, ten leagues to the eastward of Descada ...
... ion but bred a seaman, who without remuneration, has superintended the d.irodtion of upwards of o vessels hired in the West Indies, for thetransport of troopsand have been ume,zw t, and are sow i much 10 the be ofJ his Mm‘a’nrviu. ‘1 have the honour ...
... “movements of the i'reach army in Germany. 14. Beilby Porteus, Lord Bishop of Loundon, died. 17. The island of Saints, in the West Indies, captured by the British forces under Major General Maitignd. , 19. Mr. Erskine and Mr. Smith having adjusted the difference ...
... complete. Dodsley’s Annual Register, complete. Memoirs of Warren and Surry, by Watson. Raynal’s History of the East aud West Indies. Swifts’s Works, complete, i g The Cyclomdin,-by Rees, . Goldsmith’s History of the Earth. ; Baskerville’s edition of the ...
... to help and nourish the: @nsiiwation aft nocturnal debauch with wine, & This! Cordial is big estecemed in the East and West Indies, far nourishing invigorating the ncrvous system, and ading as a ger restorative on debilitated constitations, ariging from ...
... article ioofmiuibh, be struck his colours, and surrendered at discretion.=The French having lost all their Islands in the West Indies, it was wiscly determined on our part that they should not have any advantage from, the Dutch settlements there; and by ...
... of contrary winds. : The easterly winds have sent out from Spithna, more than 300 sail of outward-bound ships for the West Indies and the Mediterranean, and have brought nearly as many from the Baltic. A public Accountant, of high rank and connections ...
... ‘T-‘ oterbury, in consequence v sume . .vations from a goblo Lord (Helland) on a former day respecting the mis: to the West Indies, stated that the Church of England “bada fund of 2000 L a year at its disposal for m%ntoinin‘ Sfi.i ionaries in that quarter ...
... Admiral of the Blue, on boaid the Bartlewr, of U 8 gnus,, relinqu}fiing fiis siteation as Commissioner, and saded for the West Indies, where he greatly distinguisbed Rimsell in the actions with Comte de Grasse ; but particularly in that of the 12th April ...
... experiment, and Tznibly cuonvinced us of the increase of power whith France hath received from its intercourse with the Spanish West Indies. “ Let it not, therefore, into the heart of any one that hath the least for his religion, or love of liberty,~=that hath ...