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... Majesty's said 59rh regiment, deceased. Dated this Ith day Feb, 1811. WILLIAM CHADWICK. M FOR N E W-Y O R K, JgHPjjSjj. THI AMERICAN SHIf PROTECTION, HhNRY BEARN3, Maetcii, Now 'n tiitß Haßbnur, and will sail for above port first fair wind after Ist March ...
... Ver-York Pot Ashes, landed from board the H..e*N,A, Hoo« G*a.ai.. M*'ter. May 10. WM. & JOS. STEVENSON. notice Pancngtr, for the American Ship HIBERNIA, HUGH GRAHAM,. MA»T«a. are related ready go board infSvY next the Kith inat. a, the H.*«aN.A wd. jit first ...
... the same time, bound over Power to prosecute her.—Waterford Mirror. Shortly after the capture of the American schooner Abigail, by the Niemen, the American Captain who was left on board, attempted to re-possess himself of the vessel :. having unnoticed drawn ...
... Hibernia, mounting six guns, with a crew of 22 men and boys, was lately attacked off St. Thomas's (in the West Indies), by the American privateer Comet; of 16 guns, and 120 men, which she beat off. after an action of nearly three hours, during which the privateer ...
... been thus no ticed in the newspapers of that city— ! ¢« Messrs. Incledon and Ce. in their travelling designeion of ** The Minstrels,” gave the public, on Monday evening, as delightful a musical treat as we recollect at any time. tto have listened to. Unimpaired ...
... Erin’s command, ’ ill spirit Oxtail arose from his slumbers. And summoned each Minstrel that slept the bind. The Hiithem eas holy *lwas raised by sire, Tito* hoary the Minstrels, unqtienched was their fire Whilst these strains in full chorus to Heaven did ...
... on the 15th November. The Minstrel, private ship, passed Portsmouth yesterday. She left Bengal the of May, the Isle of France the 7th July, and St. Helena the August. The extra ship Fairiie was at St. Helena when the Minstrel left. A Swiss Journal mentions ...