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... companies, including the Drum-Major. NAVAL MTELLIGENCE. His Majesty's ,brig CHALLENGER has arrived at Cork, convoy to the - West Indies, but no accounts have transpired when they will be dispatched. PLYMOUTH-DOCK; lAN. 4. Arrived the Morning-Star cartel, Capt ...
... and the RATLER sloop of war from Newfoundland. Sailed the Adventure, Brunswick, and three other running ships, for the West-Indies ; and the COQURTTE on a cruize.—Wind S. S. E. JAN. 81—Arrived his Majesty's - ship STATELY with a convoy from the Downs ...
... Catliohe Meeting which took place ati This b e i ng t h e usua l bi h l f or S HAWES, ?MTV) NOV. 10 0 1809: Considering the West-Indies has not bes sickly for some years as it has been this last senses, I may account myself fortunate in not having as yet ...
... accommodation of the Public in general, information of Ships sailing for any part of England, Scotland, or Ireand, the East or West Indies, may be had gratis. This eccentric character, distinguished alike for humour and assurance, was the person ‘wlected by the ...
... a k , with a Noble Lord, that we should be bettered b y losing India. Perhaps the : Noble- Lord would tim e * away the West Indies on the same ground !—With respect to our Expeditions : was it to be said, that, b e . cause they were unsuccessful, the ...
... of beautiful colottie& foil, represe a th l / 4 Gov lsieu ern t o a r sa o n t e s C t. o& i ne x l , R ocs oass atone West Indies. bull rushes and leaves, the heads of the rush superbly Miss Foe, by Mrs. Fielding. with diamonds, which bad a brilliant ...
... Surgeon MILBANK, of the Ist battalion of the 96th regiment, has also undergone a similar sentence at St. Croir, in the West Indies, for being repeatedly intozitated while on duty. GENERAL ORDEit. Horse Guards, January 18. The Commander in Chief has directed ...
... the S WINGER gun brig, Lieutenant WENLMEP., from the Leeward - Islands • the HEUREUX sloop, Captain HALLEDAY, from the West Indies; the Betsey, Cairns, and Rosa tenders, from Liverpool with Impressed men ; and a Spani brig from Malaga, laden with fruit ...
... for Port Glasgow:. left loading the Jeanie, M , Kinrzrz ; and Mary, VEY, both of this port, to sail in eight days for West Indies, under convoy of the PERMIT sloop d war ; likewise the American ship Nimrod, Bun, from St. Mary's, with cotton, frax-seed ...
... and they would all be completed in about three weeks ; that four brigs were lying there, loaded with provisions for the West Indies, ready to sail the first opportunity. I am, ice. (Signed) Gm. cIotPALLL. To Lord Mulgrave. Nos. 15 and 16, with inclosurcs ...
... The Porte - at first admitted ember. Admiral COCHRANE had returned to the his claim ; but upon the repeated remonstrances West Indies from Halifax, and was, on the 17th of M. .Latour Maubourg, and his declaring that he that month, at Port Royal, Martinique ...
... return from the Scheldt, and upon his promotion. Captain ANDRICAS, R. N. upon his promotion, and upon his return from the West Indies. Colonel BLAQUIERZ,UpOII his appointment to the Quarterlaster-General's Staff. His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, at which ...