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... FRENCH SQUADRON IN TUB WEST INDIES. PORT Ot**OOW, MAT 4. Yesterday arrived the Pilgrim, I‘attebson, from ‘sailc.l March. Captain P. reports, that when left the West Indies Admiral Laforey had sailed in the Dragon man of war with all the sqnadrun, in pursuit ...
... FRENCH FLEET IN T►HL' WEST INDIES. The following letter, which we receive:l this morning from our Correspondent at Plymouth, presents a melancholy picture of the devastation which has been commitledin the West Indies by the enemies fleet, presently cruising ...
... DIED.: On the 29th of August last, on board the Montaguee - Pielceti on, his passage from the West Indies, Fiume, wards, Esq. only ;an of the late Bryan Edwards, Esq. On Thursday, last, Mts. Sarah . liedgli; , df West-squart-, South:6lk t aged 62. Friday ...
... ship Ringdove from the West Indies; and fly Woblverine from the Mediterranean; The Noolrerine is the vessel that was yes'ter• day stated to have the Purser of the Macedonian frigate an with an account of that vessel's capture by the Aniericans but no ...
... for delivery, Vol. 111. The geographical «i DICTIONARY of AMEUtOA and the WEST INDIES; coii’tami!i|C an entire Translation the Swinish Colonel Don ANTONIO DE AECCDO, »f the Royal Spanish Guards, and ilfeirtliev «f the Royal of History; with large Additions ...
... • W.f.. NAVAL INT4LIGENGE4 Nov. 16.---The Coquette, with convoy for the West Indies, still terrain; her sailhtg is postponed until farther orders. Arrived his Majesty's ship Galatea, from the Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena ; left the letter place 27th ...
... LONDON NEW PRICE CURRENT, arranged under the following Heads, viz.— The Produce of the West Indies and Spanish Main North America, 4c. Mediterranean, Portugal, &c. South America France, Holland, &c. List Indie* Baltic, &c. Africa British Staple Articles ...
... DItfiADFUL EAHTttiOAKEjiV THE WEST INDIES iT. PIEHttEJ, MAHTINIQIJE, APRIL 19. A *as. tecei»ed here y«*»l*r. day the way that City Curacoa and tKe Town were destroyed nn IfortUquake od the SOtli ult. Seventeen churches are said to have faiten at Caracas ...
... The FJcot which sailed froinCork 2Sd December, for ♦he West Indies, ■under Conroy of the Urisk S.W. were all well of January, in Lat. 31. 15, Long. .22.25. The Schooner Admiral Nelson, Percival, sailed from Ncwfoiuidland for St. Lucia in October or Norenibcr ...
... WEST INDIES. —WANTS A CHARTER, A Cof»perec! VESSEIa, 500 tons, lying it) SSSSSm Channel, and could Join the next Convoy.—» Apply SMITH, MARTEN,and SMITH, ...
... CONTRACT ml OATS FOR THE WEST INDIES. Commissary Chief’s (»Hce., Dec. 21, laic. SUCH Persons us ars desirous Contract in* lath the Cononissnry hi Chief' to OATS for the West Indies, may receiei Particulars of the Contract at this (%lici between the hours ...
... at Porfsmou h Yesterday, lieving seen J'U-i'i 1! •■I from (lienee U)lli n!(, under Convoy of (he Loire private, for the West Indies, all well (lie liny. The. Uainoiicita, —, from Lima and Cadiz, London, lias been taken Amelia French Privateer, ken by the ...