... will not suffer a Captain of Marines, who lately arrived here from England, to proceed in a merchant vessel join the Africa man of war Halifax. Accounts fom Htlifax to the ISdi inst. state, that Admiral Sawyer had sailed from that port with twelve sail ...

... WAR-OFFICE, NOVEMBER 24. Regiment of Guards—Ensign E. from 29th Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, Dyer, promoted 2d Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant J. Hall Captain of a Troop, purchase, vice Johnston, who retires. Cornet J. Wemyss to Lieu'enant, by purchase ...

... war, and upon delivering their arms would receive their parole, not to take up arms against the Revolutionists, during their present. contest. That all individual propeity, whether lands or otherwise, shall be considered sacred, and neither examined or ...

... B, Warren bad arrived at Hulifax, in the Sun Domingo. The following were the ships of war on the Halifax station on the Sth inst +—San Domingo, Poictiers, and Africa, ships of the linc ; Spartan, Maidstone, Nymph, Acasta, Belvidera, Eolus, Statira, and ...

... paragraph The West India ennvoy is detained in consequence of Commodore Rodgers being off the Western Islands.” Monday, prisoners war belonging the Piedmnntaise French frigate, were released from Greenlaw orison, exchange for seamen belonging to his Majesty’s ...

... as cartel for f.iverpool), was brought toby his Majesty*s ship Africa, Captain Bastard, the boarding offi. eer informed the passengers in the Pacific, that about ten days before, the Africa, in company with the four following friga'es, Shannon, Belvidere ...

... ertimatod at about millions, in t;.c t lowing minner; hut the population of Africat: America it very tiiropr 3flOflOO.tX»/ Africa ao.,jCv,»J Am:rka fcOOCKinio) Of population of Asia ntillions posed comprehended that Cains.* The following detailed estimate ...

... AM EiilC Halifax, Oct. 7-— Fr'idAy l.iAt a o*>urt-\L*r« tul w;is on board Ids M-.j -stT’s ship Africa, fur tl>c triiil Col. icr'-s, ihe Officrra crew, «f his Majesty’s l.ne ship I. i Ou--rriere. hi 'he surrender of thtit ship to the United St itts’frigate ...

... vessels, which ghe Captured 40 - to port, A dmiral Sawyer, howerer, - h;,' ceived any account of the Aiericy, c%: having declared war against thig Country, Oy immediate libeiation of those vesscls, iy o, & the circumstance should not afforg Y fupjy, pretence ...

... claborate predictions to the aaticipation of Irish rebellion and war with America. One Gentleman, who, we suppose, is a prophet of greater power than the rest, roundly foretels us that & war with America will ba the sure signal of u civil commotion! a prospect ...

... AMERICAN PAPERS. Havirax, Oc¢r, 7.—=On Friday last 2 Court-Martial was held on baard his Majesty’s ship Africa, for the trial of Capt. Dacres, the surviving Officers and crew, of his Majesty’s late ship La Guerricre, for the surrender of that ship to ...

... having falleq i wigy vessels, which she captured ang . Admiral Sawyer, bowever, poe 1 Y account of the Americag Cove clared war againse ¢his Country, o liberation of thoge vessels, in o istance should not affo,g any fury o them. In the above action ghe ...