The Scots Magazine and Edinburgh Literary Miscellany, Tom 70,Część 2Archibald Constable & Company, 1808 |
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Strona 495
... ship ( Suffolk ) by which the inclosed letter was sent , was captured by the French , who never restore any thing of mine , I do , to avoid the imputation of inattention to your favours , and the correspond- ence with which send honour ...
... ship ( Suffolk ) by which the inclosed letter was sent , was captured by the French , who never restore any thing of mine , I do , to avoid the imputation of inattention to your favours , and the correspond- ence with which send honour ...
Strona 525
... ships have again been for ced into the Moray Frith , exposed to the greatest danger , and no place of safety was to be looked for nearer than Peterhead or Aberdeen : but now , in all such cases , they will have Burg- head harbour ...
... ships have again been for ced into the Moray Frith , exposed to the greatest danger , and no place of safety was to be looked for nearer than Peterhead or Aberdeen : but now , in all such cases , they will have Burg- head harbour ...
Strona 539
... do her all possible damage , according to the laws of war , to place an embargo upon all French ships in our ports , and all property and effects , in whatever part to you for your information . God keep you many Historical Affairs . 539.
... do her all possible damage , according to the laws of war , to place an embargo upon all French ships in our ports , and all property and effects , in whatever part to you for your information . God keep you many Historical Affairs . 539.
Strona 540
... ships , property , or effects , nor any individual of that nation . We de- clare that there shall be an open and free communication with England ; that we have contracted , and will keep an armistice with her , and that we hope to ...
... ships , property , or effects , nor any individual of that nation . We de- clare that there shall be an open and free communication with England ; that we have contracted , and will keep an armistice with her , and that we hope to ...
Strona 541
... ships struck their colours on the morning of the 14th June , and those of Spain were immediately hoisted . The French ships were not at all injured , as the Spaniards wanted them for their own use , nor had there been much loss of men ...
... ships struck their colours on the morning of the 14th June , and those of Spain were immediately hoisted . The French ships were not at all injured , as the Spaniards wanted them for their own use , nor had there been much loss of men ...
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