An Account of the Campaign in the West Indies, in the Year 1794: Under the Command of their Excellencies Lieutenant General Sir Charles Grey, K.B., and Vice Admiral Sir John Jervis, K.B.Willyams, Cooper
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An Account of the Campaign in the West Indies, in the Year 1794: Under the Command of their Excellencies Lieutenant General Sir Charles Grey, K.B., and Vice Admiral Sir John Jervis, K.B.
Willyams, Cooper
English West Indian Expedition, 1793-1794; West Indies, British--History; West Indies, French -- History
_The charges of extorted contributions and oppressions, alledged against
the Commanders in Chief by certain interested individuals, refuted ...
The real causes of the loss of Guadaloupe._
CHAPTER XII.
_General Dundas dies of the yellow fever ... His character ... A French
squadron arrives in the West Indies, and takes possession of Grande
Terre ... The Commanders in Chief on receiving an account thereof return
to Guadaloupe ... General Grey lands at Grande Terre, and takes
possession of the heights of Mascot ... Several actions take place ... A
truce to bury the dead ... An unsuccessful attack on Point à Pitre._
CHAPTER XIII.
_The Commanders in Chief sail to Martinique ... Proceedings there and at
Guadaloupe ... Camp Berville taken ... Occurrences thereupon ... General
Prescott enters Fort Matilda, which is invested by the French ... Sir
John Vaughan and Admiral Caldwell arrive in the West Indies ... Sir
Charles Grey and Sir John Jervis resign their command, and return to
Europe._
LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS.
_His Royal Highness Field Marshal the Duke of York._
A
Charles Abbott, Esq. Queen's Square, Bloomsbury.
John William Adams, Esq.
.... Armit, Esq. Army Agent, Dublin.
Colonel Harvey Aston, 12th regiment.
Lieutenant Colonel Astley, Norfolk light dragoons, Burgh Hall, Norfolk.
J. P. Allix, Esq. Swaffham Court, Cambridgeshire.
Richard Allnutt, Esq. South Park, Penthurst, Kent; two copies.
Mr. Alken, No. 2, Francis Street, Gower Street.
B
Right Honourable Lord Blaney, Lieutenant Colonel 66th regim.
Honourable Captain Charles Boyle, 62d regiment, Aid-de-camp to the Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland.
Colonel Brownrigg, Coldstream regiment of guards.
Lieutenant Colonel Bayley.
Thomas Barrett, Esq. Lee, near Canterbury.
I. Bargrave, Esq. Eastry Court, Kent.
S. Baker, Esq. Lynn Regis, Norfolk.
James Rickard Barker, jun. Esq. Swaffham, Cambridgeshire.
Reverend Dr. Bates, Freckingham.
Major Barnard, New Romney light dragoons.
Henry Bell, Esq. Wallington, near Downham, Norfolk.
Colonel Blackwood, 33d regiment light dragoons.
William Boys, Esq. F. R. S. and F. S. A. Sandwich, Kent.
Mr. Boys, Eastry, Kent.
Rev. Edward Tymewell Brydges, Wootton Court, Kent.
Lieutenant Colonel Brydges, New Romney light dragoons.
Samuel Egerton Brydges, Esq. F.S.A. Denton Court, Kent, Captain in the
New Romney light dragoons; two copies.
Mrs. Brydges, Precincts, Canterbury.
Mrs. Bryant, Exning, Suffolk.
Mrs. Breton, Gogmagog Hills, near Cambridge.
Lieutenant Colonel Brereton, 63d regiment.
Lieutenant Samuel Brown, New Romney light dragoons.
Major Burnet, 43d regiment.
Mr. Brome, Dublin Castle.
..... Blades, Esq.
Mr. Bensley, Bolt Court, Fleet Street.
C
His Grace John Lord Archbishop of Canterbury; two copies.
His Excellency Earl Camden, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
The Right Hon. Lieutenant Colonel, Viscount Conyngham.
Colonel Lord Clements.
Colonel Sir Edward Crofton.
Honourable Lieutenant Colonel George Lowry Cole.
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