Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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Strana 139
... fail of the line and two frigates , to watch the motions of the four fail of the line and two frigates , then in the bay of Fort Royal , late in the evening of the faid day we pro- ceeded for the Dutch ifland of St. Euftatia , and ...
... fail of the line and two frigates , to watch the motions of the four fail of the line and two frigates , then in the bay of Fort Royal , late in the evening of the faid day we pro- ceeded for the Dutch ifland of St. Euftatia , and ...
Strana 310
... fail upon it , with which they had wore the hulk , and put before the wind in a line of battle a - breaft , and fent off their convoy under all the fail they could fet . When the Ifis joined us the ran under cur ftern , and repeated an ...
... fail upon it , with which they had wore the hulk , and put before the wind in a line of battle a - breaft , and fent off their convoy under all the fail they could fet . When the Ifis joined us the ran under cur ftern , and repeated an ...
Strana 197
... fail of the line , four frigates , one floop , and a fire- ship , from the Weft - Indies ; the fame evening intelligence was brought , that Monf . du Barras had failed the Saturday before with his whole fquadron . As Sir Samuel Hood had ...
... fail of the line , four frigates , one floop , and a fire- ship , from the Weft - Indies ; the fame evening intelligence was brought , that Monf . du Barras had failed the Saturday before with his whole fquadron . As Sir Samuel Hood had ...
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