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... of the line, 6-1. frigates, and 13 sloops: Yesterday afternoon a very fine s4ip - was launched from Mr. MASTEAR'S dock, named after that distinguished hero Sir EDWARD HAMILTON, to proceed immediately to India for a cargo of rice. 'On Sunday night some ...
... court of caquiry when ?? lufpi- cions wee entertained of his cendudt. What had hap- pcned was dilgraceful to the En-lifh name. After the msarch of Bonaparte over the Alps, were a few rocks -to be confidelred as in infurmountable oblta- dcle ? 1C knew that ...
... the fag PEz. Yee* any credit whatever 1k the mane of ebn•faid J. Yevily, as he wie not pay debt at may contract in his name, after the date hereof. hrearibury,• Aprit 24, !Rot. JOHN If/WILY: A OCCURRENCE. IN THE FOLLOWINIII CURES: ISABELLA GOODL ET, of ...
... thips engaged lately to proceed to Bengal, will ihortly fail for that Prefidency. The General Malartie French privateer, named after the Governor General of the Mauritius, and which has done fo much mifchief to our trade in the Ealiern Seas, was ciptured ...
... wandering vagabonds taking shelter amongst its rocks and: its, trees; Nine tenths of these miserabl wretches, bf whom I cduid name, after expending : the sums they _carried from Philadelphia .and elsewhere, returned in the utmost distress, or went to live at ...
... the spirited fire of the Phctnix kept him off, and he struck hia colours. This vessal called the General Melv* tique, and'named after the late Governor of the of France ; the hat been a considerable time id the Indian Seat, and made pi any captures. Her ...
... fpirited fire of RiICCIIiX kept him off, and he ftruck his colonl'a This veffel is called the General Malartique, 0 0 1 named after the late Governor of the JIIC France; 17. e has been a confiderable time Indian Seas, and made many captul - es. o f Commander ...
... spirited -ire of the Phcenix kept him off, and he struck his colours. This vessel is caiied the General Mehr- tique, and named after the late Governor of the Isle -ot France ; she -has been a considerable time in the Indian Seas, and made many captures ...
... fafe at Sheernefs, where fhe has for fome time been refitting. The gun-brigs employed - by Lord Xelfon at Boulogne, were named after for= hounds belonging to Lord Spencer; they have proved blood hounds to the enemy. The inhabitants of Brighton havethis ...
... fire of the Phenix kept- him. ~.off, and .he struck-his colours.' Thii vessel is called the - General Melarti . que,sand named after the: late: - C.oVerner of 'the isle 'of France'; she has beeri 4 k, -iconsiderable time in the - Indian'Sea, and made., ...
... England, is said to have been remarkably fond of its flesh ; from wliich circum- stance, the bird is supposed to have been named, after that monarch, and its original name seems to be totally lost. It is the Tringa Canutus, of Lin- naeus and Gmelin ; and ...
... Enand,is laid to b • remarkably fond of its flefh ;. from which circumftance, the . bird. is fuppo . ed to I have been named after that Monarch, and its original name feems to be totally loft. It is the Tringa Canutus, of Linnxus and Gmelin; and the Canute ...