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... much cxoqnd one million of dollars; and although considerable’ importations may be expected from Great Britain arid the West Indies during the last six months this- year, yet, considering that there will be no arrivals from China and the East Indies, and ...
... ield ,ent ■hiit aa his rave The rial. task havor uher icvc- ;araters, first tire ani- ey and Fri- -Aiy evening, frf>m the West Indies, and Immediately attended the Commander in Chief at his , OiHce. On Wednesday morning, as one of the stagecoaches was coming ...
... WEST* INDIES* « Kingston (Jamaica), June 10. w The Lark sloop of war, of 18 guns. Captain Nicholas, sailed on Wednesday morning for Si D mingo, with the vessels mentioned in the list of sailings under her convoy, havimr on board the first .division of ...
... newspapers, £.3911 3s. which, upon an average, is upwards £.39 for each sheep. The two French sail of the line, from the West Indies, which lately escaped into Cherbourg, are blockaded there by the Christian VII. of 74 guns, Capt. Sir J. Yorke, and the ...
... Alt'wa, and Ilamburgh. 1801 147 From the same' ports, and some from America. ■ IGQ2 149 Some from the I.lcd.terranean, and West Indies. Some from Spain. 1804 162 Many from America. 1805 St Two from Canton, one from Batavia, before the many under the Prussian ...
... (he Mediterranean, until three months; or to any of his Majesty’s Dominions, Colonies, or Plantations in America, or the West Indies, until four months; or to the Cape of Good Hope, the Island St Helena, or any part of Africa, until si? months; or to any ...
... has er.t' i;.d for nal f , ’LL Li- , Hid * >f I WEST INDIES. ST DOMINGO. ENGLAND. Admiralty-Office, Aug. 19. ich : - Regiment Native Cavalry; and Lieut. commanding the Pioneers, will explain to their N. Officers and Men his marked and entire approbation ...
... ; 2d. Accounts of Foreign Agents, persons receiving appointments under the ictualling Board, resident in the East and .West Indies, and other places abroad, for the purpose obtaining supplies of provisions on the spot for the navy, or of taking charge ...
... fabricate, or to discover, substitutes for many these commodities, previously imported into France, from Asia or from the West Indies- They have already succeeded in many of diese exertions, bevoh.! expectation. Cotton, it appears, of no mean quality, grown ...
... fevers peculiar to this climate have the same symptoms and appearance as those which belong to the yellow fever in the West Indies, although not quite dangerousi , . _ ' « In the midst of this calamity, there is no adequate supply of Port wine in the ...
... WEST INDIES. Barbatoes, Jug. 12.—The Countess of Chicliester packet arrived on Wednesday, 20 days from Falmouth. She is a remarkably fine brig, on her first voyage, and commanded by the gallant Capt. Rogers, who distinguished himself in the Windsor Castle ...
... Henry Erskine, advocate, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Sir Charles Shipley, Brigadier- General of Royal Engineers, West Indies. At Edinburgh, the 4th inst. the P-ev. Alexander Small, Stair, to Catharine, daughter of the late James Murison, Esq. of ...