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... WEST 'INDIES. , BAssr.yeant, FEB.I-06 Satorday kat the American ketch Atha, - Captain Bainbridge, arrived .here under the oftentible preteit 'at ln lit learch of 'William Brown, Colleaor of the Callorks at Orleans, who was to,Laye'abfeorolect with 150 ...
... l'Atliamtnt-ftreet. Alio an extentive and fantionable iThrtinent f Linen Drapery. Ladias and Genilemen going to the .Eait and West Indies, or having large commitlions from. their Vriends . , will end parti- , . cular advantage by snaking their ~ c hafes at ...
... 54. New Wind- fireet. • Tins is pafhei, in 1 , vol. toWcap.Svo, 63. in, 'boards, • the S,3C . ond Edition . . 1 ..- THE WEST INDIES, • Poems. By 1 'JAMES 'MONTGOMERY, Author of ..the Wanderer of Switzerlartrk; Brc,,. • - • - • ' ' • Printed for Longman ...
... Donegal, for a oruize off Cherbourge. His Majesty's ship Genymede issues convoy instrudlions to the trade bound to the West Indies, Amelia Island;and the gavaanah. ...
... convoy for the Cape of Good Hor, sailed yesterday from Portsmouth. The flevt which sailed from the same • place for the West Indies, Portugal, and the Mediterranean, -cleared the-- N milts • yesterday.----' The Prince of Wales packet sailed on Saturday ...
... 4 o l d a day, by false certificates. . the Pension of Wi c lli: i i n n m A i i ngs eale , S tja c Y f - v ice ix the West Indies. Royal Garrison Battalion, William Byrne, at is. 2d. per day, -far re ceivinf,e a doubho payinco. . . . . AUST., Secretary ...
... has the ;wind bten 'ince Sunday se'ianight t . when the large fleets sailed for Portugal, Cadiz, the lire: diterranean, West Indies, and the Cape, which had beer t detained ten we4s by contrary that by this timq the fleet for Portugal must hate entered ...
... girls were of age to be ewed out in the service of respectable families, and the boy qualited for an eniptoymcnt in the West Indies ; that the whole live are Eving; and that there is uow.a residue of 721. 16s. 4d. to he divided r4aong them. The account ...
... the West Indies, who understands mantua-making, and has 'no ohjertion to tr. el, - either by' sea or land. The Advertiser flatte:s herself she woubil be an acquisition to any Lady , going a voyage, haying - made many to and from the West Indies, and ...
... of 64 guns, sailed from Leith Roads for the southward. His Majesty's RATTLER will sail from Cork as con-. voir to the West Indies, as soon as 20 ships . are A letter received yesterday, dated Dover, Jan. 16, sa y s — , ‘ The . privateering system was ...
... infirmary at Norwich, an African, who arrived in this country about two years since, and who, during his voyage from the West Indies, suflered the most cruel treatment, for which he obtained the verdict of a British Jury; his .colour is completely char ...
... sixte'cri Scotid, twenty-four of ITeiand, two of No;-ay, one cf frolhind, four of Frauce,, one of Enrtugal, one of Italy, the West Indies, three of Sop* and five of North A:lir:licit' _ _ A_Ns:vy Ti - tuNtisk- ~, , cverai letters wer e by a respectable name ...