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... toUudour with convoy for the Cape Good Hope, sailed yesterday from Portsmouth. fleet which sailed from the same place for (he West Indies, Portugal, anri the Mediterranean, cleared the Needles yesterday. The /Vince Wales packet sailed on Saturday from Plymouth ...
... inc'tricine. eruptions, scrophuSa, impaired digestion, rheumatism and gout, is ackno not only this country, but the East arid West Indies. The genuine, modi cine has King's Patent, the bottle, , directions and outside wrap* per,, and. the Govern duty pointed ...
... Giliraitar Triton, Smith Lisbon William Whom pray Amphion, Brass Pearce lor Virginia .failedfor Naiad Frigatc Fleet for the d° West Indies Amelia Frigate and Fleet for Portugal Antelope MW and Fleet the iMeditrrra'ipan the WIGHT . arrival fr.m Its Karmony ...
... fcrt, ia well armed, and aiioiid.-uitlv r.iaad ii^all kinds •lores, which are so., jjavifcr, audy basingmade one »ovii the West Indies, for wbieh, or any other Trade her ■ siae .nay suit, she well adapted; Joseph Ashley Com. mandei ; now in tile Eayort 'Vest ...
... Deal, Dec. the Tribune, from the Baltic. Sailed me Antelope, with a convoy for the Mediterranean j the Naiad, with a the West Indies; ■the Amelia, for Spain and Portnipf} and the Demnaik and Linnet,on a cruize.—Wind N.E. ♦Sailed the Fisgaixlf to the Westward; ...
... vidinity. ' . • . ,„ 'The fleets_which' have so long been exPecu n g- - t;ineini, Portugal; sailed on s'idl' the Last Indies, 'West Indies, the SundaY f ro m Spithcad. ~Inung many other ' officers on board . iif these fleets are Generals Ifriustoun, Sir Burgoyne ...
... i8»o- JT A NTIGUA, the good S A°L L Y. t Gratsok] Burthen Tons per RegiOer. will Join the Firß Coneoy from CORK for Che WEST INDIES. For Freight, or Paflage. apply JEFFERSON and RICHARDSON. Whitehaven, ix Dec. 1810. NOW Lotdino at Stainton's Wharf, London ...
... the appearance of defeats than of triumphs. • The fleets which have been so long waiting to sail .for the East Indies, West Indies, the Mediterranean, Spain, and,Rortugal, sailed on Sunday from Spithead• the latest dispatches from Lord Wellington are ...
... 3,0, —Arrived the ,Trihune, from the, Antelo . pe, a, convoy for the Mediterranean ; the Naiad, with a convoy for the West Indies; the Amelia, for Spain .and Portugal mid the b:atnark, and Linuet, .on a creize. Sailed the Fisgard, to the wesfward; and ...
... t lie Prim es of the IMaoil, a as unmerous body of Peers. Tlie fleets which have been long wailing for the East Indies, West Indies, the Spain, and Portugal, sailed on Sunday from All the (uincipal nievohaHts at Duntzic have olie accord, suspended their ...
... permittedt to retain tle to greater part of the property lie had so unjustly pos. 1?- sessed himself of. Jis n SOUTH A.MERICA, WEST INDIES, &e. le as Uit ST. DO'TtINGO. The war between Christophe and Petion, the rival 9- chiefs, appears to be speedily drawing ...
... 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 ...