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... the Musomanic Society of An- babe 50 PROCEEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT. |. of Lotds, House of Commons, —Army HISTORICAL AFFAIRS. West Indies.—St Domingo, America.—Treaty of —American OF —Operations in Late Occurrences in 65 Accounts from some quarters in Spain ...
... Historical Affairs. WEST INDIES. ‘ST DOMINGO. A from St Domingo to the Ist November, enable us to contradict a Whi from Jamaica of a Treaty by both Petion and Christophe were to have consented to surrender to reg, parts of St Domingo which they governed ...
... the exporters are to have the privileges attached to such a contingency.-2. A direct trade is to allowed to the East and West Indies, and to all the other dependencies of the Crown of the United Kingdom. . , _ , ~ , The Turkish frigate, called the Camel ...
... and active cotha °l/1 Ow , and langtmge; an d an ifre,istibje influence ') .. • . e fr' • As above may he had, b the I. WEST INDIES, other 1 - ° --i ' WORLD BEFORE r---- • h ' Ten BRE : D anLos Egards. ' d l't — te - s —r da3 I.h-e--.1,—0r.0 of Bread to ...
... Equinoctial Line or Equator, and the same time for the British and Irish Channels, fur the Gulf of Mexico, and all parts of the West Indies; forty days for the North Beaa, for the Baltic, and for all parts of the Mediterranean; sixty days for the Atlantic Ocean ...
... also private letters from Kingston of the same date, have reached us. It appears that the Carthaginian privateers, in the West Indies, were active as the Americans in capturing British vessels. The British schooner Victory fell prey to one of these, and ...
... the exporters are to have the priVilegesattaehed to such a contingency. ' A direct trade is to be allowed to the East and West Indies, and to all the otht:r dependencies of the ,Crown if the Cuit,Al Kingdom. Proposals, it is said, are to he made to acquire ...
... line’ or equator ; and the same time for the British and’ Trish Chiatinels, for the Guif of Mexico, and all parts of the West Indies : forty days for the North Seas, for the ‘Baltic; and for all parts of the rancan’: 60 days for the At- lantic ova of the ...
... exporters are to have the privileges attached to such a contingency. 3. A direct trade is to he allowed to the East and West Indies, and to all the other dependencies of the Crown of the United Kingdom. Proposals, it is said, are to be made to acquire ...
... undef Lord Wellington, In 1811, he went out to the West Indies to take the command of another battalion of the corps, and after being stationed at Ber- bice, Barbadoes, and other places in the West Indies, arrived at Quebec in the autumn.of 1812. The services ...
... from Halifax to fe, John's, was lost near that place on the 15th ulr.; Crew sated. The schooner Bird, from Halifax to the West Indies, was captured on the 14th Nov. by the American privateer Grand Tart, and sent for America. Americans hare laid down two ...
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