The Naval Chronicle, Volumen17James Stanier Clarke, Stephen Jones, John Jones J. Gold, 1807 Contains a general and biographical history of the Royal Navy of the United Kingdom, with a variety of original papers on nautical subjects, under the guidance of several literary and professional men. |
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... leave , and return to our respective Stations ; anxiously hoping to per- form our duty , and to preserve the good opinion which we have , obtained . All communications intended for insertion in the NAVAL CHRONICLE , are requested to be ...
... leave , and return to our respective Stations ; anxiously hoping to per- form our duty , and to preserve the good opinion which we have , obtained . All communications intended for insertion in the NAVAL CHRONICLE , are requested to be ...
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... leaves , which the Roman Senate , in the time of its greatest prosperity , presented to any person that had sig- nalized himself by saving the life of a citizen . — I take upon myself to say , that no Roman ever deserved that honour ...
... leaves , which the Roman Senate , in the time of its greatest prosperity , presented to any person that had sig- nalized himself by saving the life of a citizen . — I take upon myself to say , that no Roman ever deserved that honour ...
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... leave to enclose your Lordship a narrative of the fortu- nate escape of His Majesty's ship Juno , under my command , from the port of Toulon , after having run ashore in the inner harbour on the night of the 11th instant . The firm ...
... leave to enclose your Lordship a narrative of the fortu- nate escape of His Majesty's ship Juno , under my command , from the port of Toulon , after having run ashore in the inner harbour on the night of the 11th instant . The firm ...
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... leave ; when the Governor , alarmed at the probable consequences of driving Englishmen to extremity , acceded to his proposal . He accordingly provided boats , and sent all the English off to their ships , where they had ceased to be ...
... leave ; when the Governor , alarmed at the probable consequences of driving Englishmen to extremity , acceded to his proposal . He accordingly provided boats , and sent all the English off to their ships , where they had ceased to be ...
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... leave the fort , a cartridge , much too large , was brought from the magazines ; and , after it had been cut , the overplus powder was left upon the ground , immediately under the gun . On firing , a spark set this loose powder on fire ...
... leave the fort , a cartridge , much too large , was brought from the magazines ; and , after it had been cut , the overplus powder was left upon the ground , immediately under the gun . On firing , a spark set this loose powder on fire ...
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