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A MAR I WE TALinto cflTcft. The trouble he bestowed in inquiring into the merit ofthe persons filling the several departments of the Navy Pay- Office,the uniform kindness of his manners to all about him, the friendlyztal with which he entered into the views of each individual, and theliberality with which he twice procured a revision of their claims toa greater reward for their labours, have created a personal esteemand attachment, which, perhaps, next to the success of his publicmeasures, must make him look back with pleasure on this part of hispolitical life.I am aware that this account of Mr. Dundas's exertions in favourof the Navy may be attributed to interested views, and be called thelanguage of flattery as itmay be said to display the merits of a;.man still very high in office. The same objection may be made toevery man who commends the wise and good measures of any greatMinister ; and I tnist that a more liberal constructionmay be givento my motives, as it will be found on inquiiy that I have only donejustice to the character of an able Statesman who is quite regardlessabout sounding his own praise. I feel it a duty in some degreeincumbent upon me to collect and record the fafts which I have stated ;for though many can bear testimony to the accuracy of the severalparts of the detail, there are but few who have been hitimately aouaainted with all the circumstances attending it.Navy Pay Office, London.A MARINE TALE,CHARLOTTE SMITH.fROM MARCHMONT.[Concluded from page 209^There often wanders one, whom better day*Saw better clad :A servant m*id was she ; and fell in love1Vjth one who left her, went to sea, and died !HEN they got there,, poor young things!they found, to besure, all matters as good as they had been promised as toprofit and such like j but Phoebe did not know how to use herself toKve among the black people. She had no need, however, poor girl !to arguethe matter long with herself, for before they had been attheir new placesix month?, her husband got the bad fever that theysay so many hundreds have died of in those parts. His wife nursedhim nightand day, aud us he w;as young and strong, so h.e did jiLt
A MARINE TALE*get through it ; but he was so weak and bad that the Doftors said. he never would be well if he staid in that country, so they thoughtitbest to come back to England.*
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TELE. "HATAL GBEROH1GL1VI.FROM JULY
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PREFACE.TO THE SIXTH VOLUME.perusin
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PREFACE.VThus looking forward to th
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'T.RRATA.Page 1 6 line 5 For ' nine
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BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRS OFSIR JOHN LOC
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OF SIR JOHN LOCKHART ROSS, BART. 3K
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OP SIR JOHN LOCKHART ROSS, BART.$He
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OF SIR JOHN LOCKHART ROSS, BART. 7L
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OF SIR JOHN LOCKHART ROSS, BART. 9o
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OF SIR JOHN LOCKHART ROSS, BART.' I
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OF SIR JOftN LOCKHART ROSS, BART.Î
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OT SIR JOHN tOCKHART ROSS, BART. If
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Of SIR JOHM LOCKHAUT ROSS, BART. 17
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OF SIR JOHN LOCKHART ROSS, BART. 19
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OF ilR JOHN LOCKHART ROSS, BART. 2*
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OF SIR JOHN LOCKHART ROSS, BART. 3J
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$r StR JOHN 1OCKHART ROSS, BART*In
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A TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF CAPTAIN
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ILLUSTRATIONS of NAVAL HISTORY. 29j
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ILLUSTRATIONS Of KATAL HISTORY.Jtby
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'.[ 33 1BISTORT OFTHE PORT OF PLYMO
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HISTORY OF THE PORT OF PLYMOUTH, &C
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HISTORY OF THE PORT OF PLYMOUTH, &C
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HISTORY OP THE PORT OF PLYMOUTH, &C
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t 41 3VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY.ON the 28
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C 43 3TO THE EDITOR OF THE NAfAL CH
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take another fort 1>y myself., as l
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PHILOSOPHICAL PAPSR. 47the sea-salt
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t 49 1poetryON THE DEATH OFSAMUEL H
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POETRt. 51STANZASOccasioned by Sir
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*OETRY.gThe Dutchman has talked ere
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sift E. HAVRE'S LETTER. TO THE DUKB
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DENMARK: AND ITS POSSESSIONS. $7cro
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iDENMARK : AND its POSSESSIONS.^9Th
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GAZETTE LETTERS, 6f.but unfortunate
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NAVAL COURTS MARTIAL.6jit. A Court
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MONTHLY REGISTER OF NAVAL EVENTS. 6
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OF NAVAL EVENTS, 67honourable to Br
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'OP NAVAL EVENTS. 69port of the Bel
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0* NAtAL EVENTS. 7!SIR JOHN WARREN'
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07 NAfAL EVENTS. 73THREATENED INVAS
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OF tfAVAL EVENTS. 7/Our Admiralty,
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OF NAVAL EVENTS. 7BOMBAY, DEC. IO.O
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Of NAVAL EVENTS. 79was to have stol
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OF NAVAL EVENTS. 8lFisgard, of 48 g
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OF NAVAL EVENTS. 83f. Arrived the G
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5ACTMAREZ BAR
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86 BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRS1775, on boa
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88 BIOffRAI-HrCAL MZM01R3from shipw
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$~BlOCKAfHICALMEMOtMIn the month of
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9* BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRSdistance to
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94 BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR*that accompa
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f)6 BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRSshort time
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102 BIOGRAPHICAL MFMOIRSOn the I4th
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104 BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRSCommander r
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BIOGRAPHICALlo6 .MEMOIRSThe Caesar
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IOSBIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRSAs an additi
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frO8I6GRAPHICA1, MEWOIR*and island
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IllBIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRSHad the enem
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114 BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRS ^Posterity
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It6 BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRS, StC~.with
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Il8 PASSAGE OP THE SOUND,Danes cons
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120 DANISH LINE OF DEFENSION IN THE
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12* DANISH LINE OF DIFENMOK INDanne
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J24 FR1NCITAL KAVAL ACTIONS IN THE
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126 PHILOSOPHICAL f APERS.PRINCIPLE
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128 PHILOSOPHICAL PAFERS.I have tri
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HItOSOPHICAL PAPERS,REFERENCE. ,A t
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Ulultratioii of A a methodproposedf
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DENMARK, AND ITS POSSESSIONS.OF THE
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136 DENMARK AND ITS FOS SESSIONS.'t
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138 BENMARK AND ITS rO53ESSIOKS.The
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*40 DENMARK AND ITS POSSESSIONSÎn
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14* FOITRY.So be our England ever s
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POETRY.ODE.VAIN arc thy threats, oh
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lUttirg.1Vg)' o/a letterfrom Rear,
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1^3 GAZETTE LETTERS.ADMIRALTY-OFFIC
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15 AZETTE LETTERS.The Admiral's shi
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l$2 GAZETTE LETTERS.Copy ofa letter
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GAZETTE LETTERSto burn them ; but a
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GAZETTE LETTERS.that it was some li
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158 GAZETTE LETTERS.A. M. captured
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i6oMONTHLY REGISTZKthat we look wit
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l6lMONTHLY REGISTERBY THE KING.A PR
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164 MONTHLY REGISTERGALLANT ACTION
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.Harvty,iead,:5 _ MONTHLY REGISTERv
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Came1-58 MONTHLY REGISTERor L* Arte
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17. Arrived the Manship, Christiari
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MOHTHLT IECISTER OFXATAL E\SST3.RIA
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74 BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRStion, to the
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I't6BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRSand wonder
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178 BIOGRAPHICAL MEM01K3de Bouille,
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SlOGRAPHlCAt MEMOIR*The Ceres was c
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184 BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRSLieutenants
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lS6 BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRSShe who, am
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T8& BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRS, &C.Zealou
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19 DESCRIPTION Of CALAIS.Calais and
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igZ DESCRIPTION OF CALAIS.The Gover
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94-FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THENORTH
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course, at the entire lowering of w
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, the2OOCORRESPONDENCE.THAT some da
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.One2O2CORRESPONDENCE.MR. EDITOR,YO
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[ 204 JtiLUSTRATIONS OF NAVAL HISTO
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io6" ILLUSTRATIONS OF NATAL HISTORT
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208 A MARIN1 TALE." You remember !
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[ 210 ]PHILOSOPHICAL PAPER.7k Metho
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1C "3 3JN ACCOUNT OFTHE PRINCIPAL N
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PRINCIPAL NATAL ACTIONS IN THE NARR
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*RINCn>AL NAVAL ACTlOHS IN THE NARR
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NAVAL LITERATURE.219render a public
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NAVAL LITfiRAtURB. 221part is highl
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't*c***'POETRY.and for the accompli
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POETRY. 325The King look'd over his
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POETRY.a7He is brasse within, and s
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SIR,fOITRY. 329TO THE EDITOR OF THE
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POETXY. 23BRITANNIA'S INVOCATION.'*
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*TATI PIPER, 233III. His Imperial M
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STATE PAPEfc. 235convoy is not boun
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ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, AVGUST if.Copy of
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CAtBTTE tEtTEfcS* 239AbMlRALTY-OFFI
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IMBEZZLEAElfT O KING'S STORES. 243-
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deemedNAVAL COURTS-MARTIAL. 245.rtK
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KATAXrCOURTS-MARTIAL347PLYMOUTH, SE
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MONTHLY REGISTEROF(Ebentsf.GENERAL
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Or NAVAL EYEKT9.The enemy conceived
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'OP NAVAL EVENtSi 253Jr. Wind S. W.
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OF NAVAL EVENTS. 35514. Wind N. N.
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OF'CAPtAlK JOHH HUNTKR. 35$to carry
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'Comptroller of the Navy, Mr. Hunte
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OF CAPTAIN JOHN HUNTER. 359shoulder
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OF CAPTAIN JOHN HUNTfiR. 361command
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OF CAPTAIN JOHN HUNTER. 363vidual d
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OF CAPTAIN JOHN HUN.TER. 36.;distre
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OF CAPTAIN JOHN HUNTER. 367mind, th
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ILLUSTRATIOWS OF NAVAL MISTORT.569h
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,NorILLUSTRATIONS OF NAVAL HISTOtY.
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ILLUSTRATIONS OF NAVAL HISTORY.373C
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ILLUSTRATIONS OF NAVAL HISTORY. 375
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[ 377 ]70 THE EDITOR.SIR,T ENCLOSE
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GALLANT ACTIONS OF THE SYLPH SLOOP.
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C 381 3DESCRIPTION OF PLATE LXXVI.H
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DESCRIPTION OF PLATE LXXVI. 383held
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iM%HAT .ianjiJ ir,i3v?a .WAVE REACH
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HIGH NORTHERN LATITUDES.387reported
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NAVAL LITERATURE.Observations on th
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NAVAL LITERATURE.Jpjappearance ; to
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"A MARINE TALI. 395X TJSfxf-v 11'ct
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397For though kind Nature's self wi
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399THE SECOND FART.npHE merchant se
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POETRY.And he fell unto the haches
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POBTRT. 403King Henryes grace with
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CAZETTS LETTERS. 40$ver^* numerous,
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Ferrajo.GAZETTE LETTERS. 407late sh
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40*the diffiruity of gettiilg forwa
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, ThreeCAZBTTB LfcTTBM.41 1Dutch ke
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ladenThe French brig Good Friends,
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CAZETTE LETTEftS.415,The 'Srwni sir
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GAZETTE LETTERS.41 fThe French vess
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mentsIMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.41*-NOVEMB
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RATAL COURTS MARTIAL. .421.verified
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thati.AW INTELLIGENCE. ÎjHis affid
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C 4*5 1juiij-. .MONTHLY REGISTERorC
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OF NAVAL EVENTS* 4*7SHIPS LAUNCHED.
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OF NAVAL BVSKT. 429ill a violent ga
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0F NAVAL EVENTS. 43!13. \VindS.E.Fa
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. nOP NAVAL EVENTS. 43)30. Arrired
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OF NAVAL EVENTS. 43 JOBITUARY.Latel
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-BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRS OFTHE LATE CA
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aptly quotes Milton .~- Now gentle
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OP THE LATE CAPTAIN THOMPSON. 441mo
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O> THB LATE CAPTAtK THOMPSON. 44}gr
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Of THE LATE CAPTAIN THOMPSON. 445Ac
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OF TUB LATE- CAPTAIN THOMPSON. 447l
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Or THE LATB CAPTAIN THOMPSON. 44$In
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OP THE LATE CAPTAIN THOMPSON. 4$!Th
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OF THE LATE CAPTAIN THOMPSON. 453in
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OP THE LATE CAPTAIN THOMPSON. 455tk
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OP TH* LATE CAPTAIH THOMPSON. 4$}wi
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OF THE LATE CAPTAIN THOMPSON.before
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OF THE LATE CAPTAIN THOMPSON. 461se
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THE f ATH 0? LORD HUGH SfcYMOUR. 46
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THE DEATH OF LORD HUGH SEYlrfOtTR.
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C 467 1ON NAVIGATION.TTHE manner in
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[ 4*9 3ILLUSTRATIONS OF NAVAL HISTO
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'ILLUSTRATIONS NAVAL HISTORY. 47 It
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ItLtJST RATIONS OFKAVAL HISTORY.-ca
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'ILLUSTRATIONS OF NATAL HISTORY. 47
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ILLUSTRATIONS OF NAVAL HISTORY. 479
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RIGHT HOlf. EARL ST. VINCENT. 481th
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RIGHT HON. EARL ST. VINCEKT. 483tur
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fRINCIPAL NAVAL ACTIONS IS THE NARR
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PRINCIPAL NAVAL ACTIONS IN THE NARR
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PRINCIPAL NAVAL ACTIONS IN THE NARR
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NAVAL LITERATURE.waters ; and the s
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C 493 ]DESCRIPTION OF PLATE LXXVIII
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DESCRIPTION OF PLATE LXXVIII. 495qu
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TOETRY. 497Yet still forbid by his
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'-'> ,.POETR7. 499WALKER'S the fsis
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'[aletteADMIRALTY-OFFICE, DEC. 5.Co
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GAZETTE LETTERS.$OJMY" LORD, On boa
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OF NAVAL EVENTS. 505that will undou
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OP NAVAL EVENTS. 507The Royal Stand
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, ! . -i Y ' i I '-. 'OF NAVAL EVEN
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or NAVAL EVENTS. 51!14.. A Court-Ma
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OF NAVAL EVENTS. JIJminutes, when t
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OF NAVAL EVENTS. 5!$
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IN BTO THBMEMOIRS, HINTS, PHILOSOPH
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:DUNDAS,:.Captains Wishart and Whet
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IinforceINDEX.rhe fleet In the West
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. the.byINDEX.the Inflexible, 396.
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.;INDEX.INDEX to the PROMOTIONS, AP
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