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... 'LiurvilL,. cif Cape BarCeur, did not allow oftbe French leatenfket forming in a line, but puriued them ; ran them a-giound at U Hogue, and burnt and deftroyed 16 oftheir line-of- battle Slips, in ilia face of an ar- my of 30,000 men. He fent in S. G. Rook, ...
... firc-fhips, bombs, tenders, cutters, and tranfports ; the troops were commanded by the Ehike of Marlborough. On difcovering Cape La Hogue, the Commodore di recited his Coiirie between the continent and the illand of Aiderne}'. This channel is called the Race ...
... near Rigs. Thle Agenoria, front Giarnisey, spoke, on 29th ot. the ship Adansat, bound to Cadiz, seven leagues NA.V off Cape la Hogue. 'Iie Eleanor, Wyat, of Hall, ?? Petersburgh to Bristol, is put into $carborough veqf leaky, but appa- rentdy will itot be ...
... Two Brothers Truman, from Sunderland were taken 18th':inft~t off the Wight, by the Rodeur privateer, and carried into Chferbourg. The fame privateer captured the 'Pomona, of 250 tons, from Sunderland, and fent her to La Hogue. 26. L'Etoile privateer captured ...
... The Shlakespear. (an American) fron, St Mary's to LondL was taken by the -Epervier and Mercurf privateer, and L- ried into La. Hogue, 13th instant. -The Indian Chief, Meyer, frons Baltiniore to Gothenuirer. which was lately detained and sent into Hartich ...
... pur- suit of several other vessels. Thb Echo, Taylor, arrived in the Clyde from Quebec, was boarded by his Majesty's ships La Hogue and Tenedos, in lat. 46. 24. long. 53. 20.; and on the 30th ult. spoke the Scipio, Montgomery, of Clyde; The Retreat, Union ...
... Charlette, (a Swede) from Stockholm to Boston, de- as tile I Comet sloop of war; the Baltic, - , from I ?? gsaoo. detainled by La Hogue man of war; and L Uli e e~uri (Spanish) from Boston to Cadiz, detained by . fi0sanad ieaedoo arrived at Ha;ifax about the ...
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... d-idominated in th* su piner by thi ?? of T'e Rusaell, ii. a memory. of the ?? AirAYIt. Rugeill wIo. Co mmanded: at aei b ?? Hogue i@d. e Iwhse bust orna ntzs her stera. Nothing CoiWi . be ;more interesting oa' mgnifieently grand tbii ii the whole of thissubli ...
... Roads I 23d ult. for supplies, having received some damage. The Erie, Funk, from Havre which wasreported to be wrecked near La Hogue 1st January arrived here yesterday.Il Al.larg e barque supposed English, was. seen on shore 4th I inst. three miles to the ...
... distance of seven leagues. And another fixed light, 0ad tbo ' Lifht of Cape de La Hogue,' bar beenvs onwn on the Gros do Raz Rock, near tbat -Cape. in the department of La Manche. The liehthouse stands in lnt. 49. 43. 22. N. and lnn. I. 57. S. W. of Greenwich ...
... r.ms. two French fishermen, named Pierre Erane le Veria and Aimible Caroline ic Vene, natives of Andre- ville, near Cape La Hogue. These poor men soere hlown off from the French coast the 20th inst. and when picked up were in a state of exhaustion they ...