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... pro- ceed upon a Cruize off Algiers. A Fleet of ten Sail of Men of War are fitting out with with all Expedition for the West-Indies, to be commanded by Capt. Cockburn, who will hoist his Pennant on Board the Yarmouth, a 70 Gun Ship as Commodore ; upon ...
... Dcal-Ca- ftle, Carr, a Letter of Marque. â Le Probie, L'Aigle, L'Umque, and l.'fmpromptu, from Bcuideaux, bound to the West Indies, are sent to Bristol by the Caesar, Lyon, Phenix, and Tygress Privateers. â La Jeunefle, Le Franc Mafon, and L'Angeronue ...
... WEST-INDIES. St. in Antigua, Nov. 4. His Majefty's floop Virgin has taken and lent into our harbour a French letter marque Hoop, of g«s, and men, laden with fugar, tec. And ftomSt. Chnftopher's we hear, that their privateers never greater fuccefs than ...
... expected. a rumour that general peace is at great diftance; and that quarrel, which has lately broke out, will be compromifed. WEST-INDIES. St, f in Jamaica, Jan. 30. On Sunday lift was held in this town a Council of State, as we hear, on occafion of fome particular ...
... their Motions to be rather the Defen• £v e (haa of the Oifenfive Kind. [ So far the Lond. Gass. From the ether Papers. WEST-INDIES. St. la Vega in Jamaica, Feb. 20. OnWednefday arrived from a cruize his Majefty's (hip the and brought in four Spanifh veflels ...
... fitted out at Cadiz doth the fame on the other. It is faid that the fmall fquadron from Breft failed with favourable wind. WEST-INDIES. A letter from Bajfeterre the 1 ft and of St. Kitfi, April 4, 1762. On Friday the 2d inflant, in the morning, arrived ...
... exprefs'y that they (hall be allowed, in cafe of rupture between the two Crowns, the fpace fix months to of their effects. t WEST-INDIES. St. go, Jamaica, May it. An lately for providing 2000 Negroes for the immediate feivice his Majefiy; and the Governor has ...
... d'Haufonville, Governor of John's hath put the King troops in the beft order, and commends much their zeal and ardour.*' WEST-INDIES. Kingjlon, in Jamaica, July 31. Thurfday three prizes were into port, taken by two brigantine privateer- be longlngto North ...
... Extract of a letter from Portsmouth, Oct 18. On Friday his Majefty's fhip Modefte, late from the West-Indies, was paid off in the har- bour. Some of the men on board having two or three years wages to receive, failor-like, made it fly before the wind ...
... Beaumaris, part of the cargo is saved, and the vessel gone to pieces. The Betsey and Rockingham, of Lancaster, bound for the West Indies, have taken and carried into Cove the Epominedos, or Epaminondas, Capt. James Le- hene, from the East Indies, laden with ...
... Keppel's debt; Well Europe knows (to thy fad colt) 'Twas modern Whigs thy Empire loft. LIST of the NAVAL FORCE at prefentinthe WEST-INDIES. LEEWARD ISLANDS. SHIPS of the LINE. Ships. Guns, Commanders. (Sir G. B. Rodney, Ad-2 Formidable \ miral of the White ' ...
... fortnight to tiVe into coo- - , atij.'ia refonn lie fluuW thenpropofc coocen- ing them. ■ •“ CoMMitßcnt.TNTEßcoß«*xbotwe2D the West Indies and America. Mr. OremilU give notice, that be Omtitd, on * Tt future day. move for leave bring a bill re- W the Commercial ...