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Royal ; I then asked where diey belonged to, they -answered evasiv&y; on which I told them, if thef did not answer directly, I would fire into them; they then answered with a Shot, which was instantly…

Date of tKe Bond, fioth ttie proper Officers of tha Customs at the Ports for which any Copper Ihall bef entered and cleared ont* of the fame having keen all duly landed at .such Ports j whieh Cer* tis…

?,/ ": / - " Such of the Gannon as remained upon Stoney Point vvere buried, or thrown into the River by the Ene* my, who immediately made a most precipitate Retreat. Having ,been apprehensive that the…

setlles to Cape Francois, with Wine, Floufj Oil; Soaps, Claret, Earthen Ware, Candles, &c. April 2. By the Camel. Ship L'Hirondelle, Ma thew Lupagerie Master, Mahrieau tif Port au Prince Owner, 150 To…

Christian Majesty, throughout the Extent of his Dominions. Granted. XV.The Inhabitants stiall observe a strict Neutrality, and not be forced to take up Arms against His Britannick Majesty, or any othe…

longer oh that Grbiirid, it last abandoned* it; and biegan to move towards Port Royal Ifland, where the last arrrlved about the 12th ult. A Corps has beeti left there sufficient to act at all Times up…

I art informed, tp Guadaloupe, arid I was put oa board a French Frigate bound for this Place, where we arrived laftNight. Jj have written to M. dfc Sartine, tHrough whose Hinds this Letter passes, to …

^0*4 ...St. James's, September 4, 1779. T%sHereas it has been humbly reprejented to the Kingi That early on Monday Morning lafi a Fire broke out in the Houje of Mrs. Crowiey and Co. at Greenwich, and …

ISt. James's, September 4, 1779." TT/HeYeas dt has been humbly, reprejented to tbe King; That early on Monday Morning last a Fire broke . out in the House oj Mrs. Crowiey and Co. at Green- ivich, and …

of Battle ; it was farther reported that Mons. de la Motte Piquet had joined the Count D'Estaing about a Week before with a strong Reinforcement. Upon this Information the Signal was made instantly to…