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... liliraheth take their leave of you with ,eal regret; and, in wishing you a continuance of prosperity and happiness, th:7 speak hut the cordial sentiments with which they ae animated. In the absence of the Coster, .r )TIN /An White, Fsn. having left the ...
... marked one of her shoulders, bat not distinctly, BUY, having the left part of her cheek blacker than the rest of her face; she speaks English aad Fre:Deb, and is well known in Kingston, where shish accustomed to soU-Vegetaitles. As sbc is supposed to Le travelling ...
... did not exceed 2CO. A great number cf prisoners were taken, and the road was covered with the Clain of the enemy. The letter speaks in terms of high commenda. t ion of Col. Head, who commands the 13th, and of the gallant manner in which Gen. Long led them ...
... will be to pace the Spanish troops under the care and management of British Officers. Oar recent success gives u, a tight to speak to the Spaniards in plain and unequivocal language. Their people are honest and zcaleu and the country must he aroused to a ...
... has on L bead, and about nitre of age. 6. SMART, a creole, Carpetitoe, 6 feet stout rode, black confection,. stick lips, speak* o 4 P.ogli•h, nod about 2i 7. CUDIOR, a creole, ficlii,.?, feet 9 incubi, &lir! made, active, black comp! SliC.tl:3 i lii ...
... tit a down look, and.se/er4l scars on hi, legt, occasioned by sirrei s aosi.onton arta. He ie of a pleasing euuutenance, speaks.Ecglish frieztly, can read a little, and w,iteirislnsme. lie was st.en at Feta-ninth, and Was with an Indian put the Wsrkbouse ...
... the parish of Clarendon, a blegro Boy, named NIX, of the Elazie Country; he has no other marks but those of ai. Country, And speaks English indifferently. A Half-a-Jo• Reward will be given to any Person wilt, ledge kiln is any in this island, or bring hien ...
... of St. Flinabeth take their leave of y:m w!th real re and, in whaling yoh a eontinuanee of rroPperils: and happiness, they speak bat the sentiments with which they are animated. iu a t nettell of the Cott's,. -v JOHN WY-TIT!, John White, Esq. h;tvinz left ...
... brerst, and declared he would :hoot any man that touched him unlawfully. After some time the Deputy-Marshal nut dal ing to speak to him, he . gave up his and James Stevens was appointed to the office, witk .:;00/. a year. The , docurrylas of Sevens were ...
... hooted our ensign and pendant ; when, finding her signals not answered, she wore and stood to the Southward. Being desirous of speaking her, and of ascertaining what she was, I now made sail in chace ; and by half past three, P. M. found we were coming up with ...
... on out of her shoulders, but not distinctly, DEW, Laing the left part of her check blacker than the rest of her face; she speaks English aid Fa each, anal is well known in Kingston, wleere she is 3ccustorned to sell Vegetables. As she is supposed to be ...
... G feet high, stout uncle, black complexi , m, th;ck lips, speaks good Eaglirh. and about years ef : ge. 7. CUDJOE, a creole, field, 5 feet 9 inches, slim made, 'active, black coinplex'ou, speaks good Luglisle, and about 23 yens of ale. 8. CAICI, a creole ...