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... case on both sides, the Court was of opinion that the Admiral wvas justified in fend- ing the America and Cleopatra to the West Indies, but that hie wvas indiscreet in the detailed indiruetons for thiir return within the hinits of their ffation ; but the ...
... Gibraltar .. 2 9 _ Minorca and Malta. - 11 _ - ll - Egypt, and on the passage} 1 I |_ 1 Canada, Nova Scotia, ArC _ 'I -7 West-Indies and on passage 1 36 -_ 37 _ C. of Good H1o0e, Guree, &c. i 7 _ _ 8 _ Past-lndies, and on the pas- sage thither ?? . 4 19 ...
... every thing almost before it, and we are con cerned to state, that it occasioned tie oversetting the ship Thames, from the West Indies, at the back of the Isle of Wight, and the ship and whole crew were in a moment lost. A ship or two were in sight, but felt ...
... frigate from a cruize.-- Sailed the Etaryalus frigate for- Cork. His Majesty's ship Proselyte is app;inted convoy to the West-Indies. Wind E. FOLKSTONE, DEC. 30.-S.iturday Admiral Louis arrived , from the French coast, asid came to an anchor the west side ...
... Anacreon andTriton armed defence ships, from the Downs; Tullock Castle, Barclay; and the Mary and Susannah, from London to the West-Indies. DEAL, DEC. 3i.-Wind at E.N.E. blows hard.- Remain in the Downs his Majesty's ships Monarch, Castor, Ardent, Inflexible ...
... rangements bespeak an equal degcree of attention to our an internal strength. Those line battalions intended lately Pb for the West 'Indies) the I 5:h, e th, and 96th rcgi- D ments of Foot, are again restored to the force of this th kingdom. ' Their heavy bagg ...
... Gvernor Beckwith this day embarked, on boayd the Proselyte frigate, Captain Sayer, which Will sail to-moriow for Cork and the West Indies. Yester - day afternoon the Ambuscade frigate'- Captain Durban, arrived here with Rear Admiral Campbell, from 'thej. Me ...
... miMorning arrived the n Favourite sloop, Capt. Davis, fil-dm off Havre.-Sailed e the Proselyte-fri igate, with a convoy for the West Indies; it. is supposed lhit they have not got -arther than Cowes, o as the wind is come to S. W. Sailed the Hecla bomib to loin ...
... I infirmt you of the capture'ofi'the' Bonaparte priva. at teer, which has done so much mischief to our trade in in the West Indies for aconsidereable time past. You mayre- collc&e that in my last I gave you a circumstantal aca a counoIof' a severe lengagement ...
... bound to this port.-Sailed the ship Aurora, Mevrick, hosed tcotheSouthlSeas; and the ship GoldfinchCarritgtoa, bound to the West Indies, for Portmnoebh, to join convoy. PLYvTOUsso }Is, JAX. 19.-Came in the MAinotaur, of 74 gnus, from the Channel Ileet to refit; ...
... thle Magerie fire ship, and the Autumn', sloop of was, firom a cruize;- the Eagle, Brown, from the Downs, b~hund to tise West Indies thCgntlop Captain McLeod, from Off' Hcavre, ands; the Cyergunvetsseloo, fcc)Ci~lie- CaptiiBennet, has sent a large Spanis ...
... SHZP NEWI'. The Unicorn and Swift sailed from Vortsjoutll or the z2th- Deccnsber for the West Indies_. The follow- ing is an account of that fleet b t The George and Bridget, Captain Mali, taqkri by tbe Grande Decade, privateer, of. 22 gmt :s,and carried ...