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... MMELLANFOCS. Lord Hill become,: mond in command of the Army in France, Su the room of Lord Comberuiere, who is ordered to the West Indies. A new and dreadful instrument of war was tried oa Weelnesda v last, at Chatham, and the expel intent completely succeeded ...
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... harbour vermin; therefore well l t'r ,S» lravellin e to Italy, Spain, &c. Also r ?? Barrack Heds, and for the East and West Indies, ?? s ?? ,d I,rr,v a'led. A large assoriment of Four-post and j 1• , luted np ivi{|, tite pHte-r.; musquito net, are now ...
... twenty-seventh vrar of his se:•vice, he started afresh with prktine From Jersey the corps proceeded to America and the West Indies, and Colonel Pollock with it, and there he remained till sti‘ice was no longer required of them—but never to return ! lie ...
... was an action on a policy of Insurance on the ship Duke of Wellington, from London tii Bermuda, and from thence to the. West Indies. Tiie loss was by perils of the seas. The policy being proved, it was slated thai Captain Williams. the Commander of tlie ...
... Stamp included. As an inducement to Venders of Medicines at Home or Abroad, to Masters of Vessels bound to the East or .West Indies, the Baltic, America, &c. every person paying for four bottles will be entitled to one gratis ; and he pledges himself, ...
... commercial treaty enjoying with us all the reciprocal advantages of trade. In India, our iromeuse empire is ai rest. if in the West Indies a negro insurrection roused the apprehensions of our planters, it was only a mo. mentary danger, which Jias passed away ...
... especially in whit relates to the British Islands, to France, Spain, and Portugal, to Russia and Sweden, to the East and West Indies, and to America. Among the numerous and important Additions introduced, are New Tables of the Coins of all Nations, from ...
... kr the Coast of Africa, 10 for Spanish America, 1 for Old Spain, 1 for ports in Holland, 1 for Liverpool, 3 for British West Indies, and 27 for the United States. These vessels were 22 Spanish, 7 - British, 3 Dutch, 1 French, and 23 Americans. From this ...
... daughter's bouse, Hampstead, Mrs. Bell, aged 7.1. Oo the 27lh f Orloher, on board his Majesty's ship Tigris, of fevvr.in the West indies, Mr. John Chivas, son of Alexander Cliivas, K;-q. of Aberdeen- a very promising young mail, and much iegrelled by his broiher ...
... can assure nor Headers, from the 'most unritte , tionable authotitv, that no po!t oidateyer of their arrital front the West Indies, has any fottodatiou, and it is a matter of doubt oith us, whetirel thyy hate as 'et embarked from .lan nice Mme are %Yell ...
... that in ISM there cleared out from Canada, Nova Scotia,' and New Brunswick, exclusive of Newfoundland, for the British West Indies, ships of 18,()34 tons burthen, laden with staves, lumber, fish, and provisions of all sorts. In 18X5, the exports were ...