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so much Credit, I resolved to attack Port au Prince* the Residence of the Commiffioners, and the Capital of this Side of the Island ; and proceeded with the Three Regiments, viz. the 2 2d, 23d and 41s…

do at any Time, for the Space pf Six Months, to commence from the said Twenty-fifth Day of this instant July, presume to trasnport into' any Parts out of this Kingdom, "any Pig-Iron, Bar-Iron, Hemp, P…

that such Seaman of Seanien should be taken fof His Majesty's Service, on or before the Thirtieth Day of April then next, by any of His Majesty's Sea Officers appointed to raise Men on Shore, of by th…

must ever be remembered as one of the most gidrloiii in the Naval History of this Country. Gentlemen ef tke House of Commons* I return you My warmest Thanks for the Gheaf* fulness and Liberality with …

for the Home Department, has by him been presented to the King : Which Address His Majesty was pleased to receive very graciously. To. the KING'S Most Excellent Majesty, The humble Address of the Prov…

Boats, with Pendants flying, in Two Lines, according to their Seniority. As Their Majesties passed the Garrison they were saluted with Twenty-one Guns from the Battery on the Platform, and, when the R…

Si-it --&Y . ><57rTY ^Yy, Printed by Edward JottNifcjMDln WafwIck~L g oa ) CC& Lose, Go .MONDAY, JUNE 30, .1794,, IFhitehaily June 36c P-Y a Letter - received from the Marqtiis of &-J datedlNivelle th…

" Arms or Ammunition; and also to empower His " Majesty to restrain the carrying Coastwise of Salt- " Petre, Gunpowder, or any Sort of Arms or Am- " munition :" And the Lords Commissioners of His Maje…

An. II. The Garrison shall be allowed to carry with it all the Ammunition, Pieces of Artillery, and every Thing appertaining to the Army. Answer. Refused. Art. III. The Garrison shall march out of the…

Page 1 Æ>umi>. 13675. E X T R A O R D I N A R Y . Ilubltflieo h? Zafytsvitp. SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1794. Admiralty-Office^ June 21. Frigates, far distant on the Weather Bow. ALetter, of which the followi…