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... able Privy Council , and took his place at the Board accordingly . St. James , Jan. 9. The King has been pleafed to confer the honour of knighthor d on Lieutenant Colonel Henry Auguftus Mo tagu Colby . LONDON GAZETTE , Saturday , Jan ...
... able Privy Council , and took his place at the Board accordingly . St. James , Jan. 9. The King has been pleafed to confer the honour of knighthor d on Lieutenant Colonel Henry Auguftus Mo tagu Colby . LONDON GAZETTE , Saturday , Jan ...
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... able , the carriages damaged , and cannot be ufed , 1 nine pounder , 1 four pounder . Brafs guns ferviceable mounted , and may be used , 1 four and half pounder , a two - and- half ditto . In Brickmires Poft . Iron guns ferviceable ...
... able , the carriages damaged , and cannot be ufed , 1 nine pounder , 1 four pounder . Brafs guns ferviceable mounted , and may be used , 1 four and half pounder , a two - and- half ditto . In Brickmires Poft . Iron guns ferviceable ...
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... able to effect , from the extraordinary variableness of the winds , that often brought part of the two fquadrons within a random shot of each other . On the 20th , the enemy till having the wind , thewed a difpofition to engage , when 1 ...
... able to effect , from the extraordinary variableness of the winds , that often brought part of the two fquadrons within a random shot of each other . On the 20th , the enemy till having the wind , thewed a difpofition to engage , when 1 ...
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... able to do , I have not lier and Mr. Digby , with but three ships of “ the leaft doubt that Lord Cornwallis would · the line and a frigate , has been lately nine " have been relieved by the joint exertions of the weeks and four days in ...
... able to do , I have not lier and Mr. Digby , with but three ships of “ the leaft doubt that Lord Cornwallis would · the line and a frigate , has been lately nine " have been relieved by the joint exertions of the weeks and four days in ...
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... able him to act more vigorously , pointed out the inconveniencies and wants which his Ma- jefty's fleet had to fruggle with , and what he conceived would be the beft remedies , in that region ; " Sandwich , Carlisle Bay , July 7 , 1783 ...
... able him to act more vigorously , pointed out the inconveniencies and wants which his Ma- jefty's fleet had to fruggle with , and what he conceived would be the beft remedies , in that region ; " Sandwich , Carlisle Bay , July 7 , 1783 ...
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