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... Cooibinatioci Cokk, .Jusr TucsJa)-hi'.Mai«ty'‘sl> l P-^ cniiic, Ca}*t:iln Mur.by, made the for sufa wiili the evade to the West Indies. 'Hie »* got under igh when our Messenger left Cove tkii morning. , 'i’hls day a King’s Messenger arrived ispatches from ...
... James Craig. The hostile fleet alluded to, we presume, the Spanish squadron Irum Carthagena:— Lord NeL«o» is ofl for the West Indies, with ten sail the line, in most excellent order. The Royal Sovereign caiue in here with us; Sir Richard Bickerton wa** ...
... Halifax the April. i hc Kthal.on frigate, and Serpent sloop, with the fleet which sailed from Falmouth 17th May tor the West Indie#, were spoken with a week after in ia!. long. IS. The Queen and Dragon nun o.* war, with upwards of .sail of transports ...
... . letter received in town yesterday from Bristol, house in the city, states, that the Swift, (a running ship) from the West Indies, is Irrirrd there, and brings an account that a- Ujed Squadron had arrived off the April. This intelligence obtained very ...
... contentful with this severity, sent the unfortunate person board the Fairy sloop, commanded by laird Wm. Himojr, destined the West Indies. Here the Learned Counsel serious reason to complain, for the seemed to prevent the Plaintiff from obtaining redress from ...
... winch were, part of those which sailed from Cadi* the loth of w.' It this account given the correft, no doubt tlut the West Indie* America it the dstm. this Spanish part of the fleets and it this report, if they-had Separated. Tile SpmuHd, si* sail of ...
... made a deposition to this before the Governor.” the übove can only remark, that the arrival of the Combined fleets in the West Indies, allowing time for. the news reach Ncw-York, was barely possible in the period elapsCd from their sailing.— Star.) The following ...
... can’t auswe. ; but ! tell you, the Rbchefort squaiiron has been out, and returned safe, after ravaging our Colonies in the West Indie*. can also tell that the Combined Fleet is but, and that nobody knows where it gone to.”—His Lordship then went to argue ...
... Mi% HUSK, ummittoc was sit to-mcrrow, consider of m, tlir drawbacks the importation of I.into, the produce any island the West Indie?, under the dominion hit, Majesty. ...
... our last, we have received London of the 'LI and lid instant. The intelligence »'T detailed in our two last Publications West Indies, is fuliy confirmed all d* * lihnut adding any fiesh information onihe Martial law has LH.*cn declared in Barbados's, every ...
... Veteran Kvams. Newmas With I-I 15 Sri^iUts. It will seen the foregoiug list, that the Lord Nelson, our Naval Force in the West Indies would much supeiior to that the enemy. The strength of die British army present is— Cavalry. Infilrtrf Militia., ~*.'i,:;oo ...
... return Europe, ir reduced to certainty, and must htirhieft the hopes cur planters, and the merchants count-fled with the West Indie; this country. The news has universal joy in the City, and slocks have risen in consequence, Yesterday, in the House Commons ...