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... commanded the Dake of Clarence Packet, came passenger in the Neptunus ; his vessel was captured on her passage from the West-Indies with dispatches, some time .since, by a Spanish privateer of 14 guns and 120 men, after a chace of three days and nighjs ...
... in a great measure, for the form- ing and the conduft of those alliances ? Was it our objeft to gain some islands in the West Indies and in thelMediterranean, and to cripple the power pf Austria ? The capture of these islands were oniy means to the end ...
... day paid a visit to Their Ma J Est! es at Bucking- ham-House. The Emerald and Cerberus frigates, with the fleet for the West Indies, put back to Cork, the 17th instant, by contrary winds, after being in lar. 49, 59. N. long. io. W. A private letter from ...
... said to have got out of Brest, and a Spanish one from Ferrol. They were seen in lat. 34. steering W. supposed bound to the West Indies. Ali the English have been compelled to quit the kingdom of Naples, and some have gone for Malta, others for Mahon. All ...
... fieet has sailed from Jirest, «°me say f or the West Indies, others that it is gone the Mediterranean. By letters from Madeira in our Ship News, it appears Sir Robert Calder is s ° ne tv die West Indies in pursuit ofa French fleet, apposed to have sailed ...
... arrival here yesterday, \ye fell- in w'uh si* English ships of the line and n frigate, which w? Understand are going to the West Indies, tc -i>,ayj perhaps, be something for you, 10 \j* informed >hai a Frtmdr fleet (they say of eight .or nine yailj appeared ...
... the Gowcr packer, with the mail tor Lii-boii : the Lady Hobart packet, lor New York* and the Auckland packet, for the West Indies. Yesterday put in here nine brigs, laden with corn, ...
... England on the 6th of March, and arrived here last night. His Majesty's ship Arab dismasted a Danish brig of war in the West Indies, but she was so well pro- tedted by the Fort of St. Thomas, that she effeded her escape. Wind S. E. Portsmouth, April - ...
... Cove of Cork, March 30. — The command of the convoy for the West Indies is transferred to His Majesty's ship Cerberus, Captain M'Namara-; the Emerald goes with the fleet to the West Indies also. We are just getting under way, wind S. S. H. and hope we ...
... 20th instant, betore Ten o'clock in tiie Forenoon. TO be SOLD, tor Forty Guineas, the property of a Gentleman gone to the West Indie_, a J C.i ?? RIOT and HARNESS, fit for immediate use, with D'ckey box on the boot, patent axle-trees, and plated fur- -S ...
... April 6. — His Majesty's sloop Plo-. ver arrived this day from Portsmouth, to collect the outward-bound ships for thi West-Indies, in order to join the convoy on their appearance oft this port. — The Prince of Wales Packet ar.iv.ed- the sth from Lisbon ...
... all the force that Russia, Sweden, and Denmark} can fit out to op.' pose it. The Castor frigate, with the fleet for the West-; Indies, is put back to Portland Roads by contrary winds. The Brunswick, for Jamaica, and seve- ral other vessels, have sustained ...