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... Bit winier lias been the fev reft whi.h s been f.ltin America thefe twenty years. 'hr P.idadrlphta papers, appear* that the American traoe continue* fuffer confiderably by both Frcnc sad B iitfh privateer* and cruifer*. —iT ..T.nbcr Philadelphia, - i e. ...
... she carried Sir C- Cotton, who t'lere on the 3d. On the same day Sir Charles sailed in the San Josef, with the Nautilus and Minstrel, to take the command of the ,et foulon. The Asia and Algesiras, Spanish line of battle ships, arrived from Vera Cruz n the ...
... circulated.’' American Papers have arrived to the 11th ult. Hostilities had been commenced against the Shawancse Indians and their allies. The Greek In- dians, it appears, had expressed considerable dissatisfaction at the conduct of the American Govvnimeut ...
... one gentleman and his servant, passengers. Seventeen more vessels were driven on shore in the Bay, several of which were American pr zes. One of them was a transport (name unknown) with 36 officers and men, invalids, board, who, it is feared, were all ...
... for Friday last. American Privateer ojf the North JVest Coast qf Ireland. The schooner Peggy, from Greenock, laden *»irh coal*, arrived in thit harbour this morning. Sunday last the was captured off AchiU Head, eo. Mayo, the Fox, American privateer, of ...
... arrival was occasioned by the loss of her jjjj-r, shortly after her departure from Rio J,!.riro, which she left with the Minstrel and Inj in company tin the 11 Aug. •• the Archduk- Charles have arrived LieutMiiiti> Connor of the Ist battalion regiuirnt ...
... Minuter at the Court of the Hague. So many doubt* have been rsprestyd fe*peeling • ...
... merchant veuel* lately passed through the Stmiit. to the westward, without convoy { upoo the information poi •:«* le'a iveto American privateer*, there i* very little doubt but that great parf of them will fall i ito ihe ban !» of the roemy ; but th? evil ...
... rarly in November, the Saury Jack privateer. The Dart, Leiten, from Exeter, wat taken and burnt lat ult. by the Lawrence American privateer, of guns cud 160 men. She had capture! 19 other vesirli. Th- Chance, - ■ , from 3 to Teoerifie, wat taken previous ...
... and Sparrow. The transports spoka the Minstrel and Tnacaa. ernising oil Cape Roque r*q, off Oporto; Gonicws, ScaoHUidcv and Fly, ...
... AMERICAN PAPERS. «• «• * « Minuter, ha. arrived in thi» cu» «n y 6 ' the Northward. h, » «“) to FROM NIAGARA. On Tuesday the Lady ot*u.*‘L J * lT Furr Niagara, from Sackett*. Harbour: for difFereor de*tioation., to return an P,Cf here until further order ...
... consequence of rumours unfavourable the preservation of peace, had risen again When those reports were contradicted. The last American papers mention, that the Royalist Army in South America, under the command of Mokai.ks, had been totally defeated near Barcelona ...