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... town last night, for the purpose of 4 his passage to Morlaix. fviccs ars expected to be received by the packet hom the West Indies, of the capture G adaloupe. gives us much pain to state, that the which had so long existed het .the civil and military ...
... Vienna—Conduct of Holland—State of Spain and Portugal—lntentions with respect Turkey and South America— French losses the West Indies. Holland is be treated with great harshness, excluded commercial intercourse with the Rhine, and thus pl„ced in morbid ...
... last week, in the port of Lynn, by the tide-surveyor, ready packed for sending abroad. A gentleman, recently from the West Indies, who was well acquainted with the late General French, whose name often occurred during Mrs. Clarke's examination before ...
... the oppression of their own laws, and substitute our mild and equitable system in their place. The. Dispatches from the West Indies continue silent in regard the squadron of frigates which some time since sailed from Our cruisers are looking out for them; ...
... melancholy; the sick have constantly deeded 90s)0, and the deaths one month alone amounted to nearly 1400. During «fv.ce in the West Indies, have seldom known the sick ness and mortality to prevail in much greater degree. We have besides lost number of orticers ...
... believe that the former were victorious, and that they compelled the enemy, previously stated, to repass the Danube. AMERICA, WEST INDIES, &c. By the American frigate, John Adums, arrived in the Downs, on Tuesday, we have New York Papers to the 19th ult. Their ...
... Jamaica, Clement-and the Simon Taylor, Cherry, at Cork, (or the West Indies ; the Flora, Powellâand the Rachael, Bell, at Ki isale, for ditto. All from hence. The Fleet for the West Indies, sail, sailed from Coik on last. Extract of a Letter from our ...
... opened In few day*. The duties imports, it was supposed, would be fixed per cent. It is stated in recent accounts from the West Indies, that our Expedition against Guadaloupr likely to-meet with a more vigorous oppofinon than was first supposed. Ihe Flamers ...
... French ships, by Sir Alexander Cochrane. I'orteus, Lord Bishop of London, died aged 78. 17. The island of Saints, in the West Indies, captured Major-General Maitland. 19. Mr. Erskine and Mr. Smith having adjusted the differences between Great Britain and ...
... and credit dailv diminishing. the 4th inst. the Exchange was 1 % and Dutch ducat was equal rubles in bank paper. AMERICA, WEST INDIES, &c. an American Paper (The National Intelligencer), of the 20th tilt, appears, that the Bill | has been reported by Mr ...
... politics, and to have gone into retirement. lurkish fortress Badow surrendered capitulation on the Nov. Gen. Von AMERICA, WEST INDIES, &c. New ork papers, from the Ist to the Slst Dec. contain the proceedings in Congress the bill against Foreign Minister: ...
... and Plymouth General Perignon French of 14 guns and men after run of reached town by which learn Admiral Cochrane io the West-Indies Halifax and at Martinique 17th December for the expedition against Gua-ebut the arrival the rein-LLnts from England Papers ...