Rev. Thomas Jenyns Smith, A. M. First Fellow of Dulwich College. Mr. David Souter, Melrose, near Banff; five copies. Mr. Stewart Souter, Duff House, Banff. Lieutenant Colonel Stuart, 3d regiment guards. Rev. James Symes, Hollis Street. Powell Snell, Esq. Guiting Orange, Gloucestershire, and Captain of the royal Gloucestershire yeomen cavalry. Richard Sill, Esq. A. B, Clare Hall, Cambridge. T Right Honourable the Earl of Tyrconnel. George Talbot, Esq. Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire. T. Tyndall, Esq. Weston Lodge, Somersetshire. Captain Thomas, 28th regiment. Captain Herbert Taylor, 2d dragoon guards, and Aid de Camp to his Royal Highness the Duke of York. Captain Edward Taylor, New Romney light dragoons. Mr. William Thompson, Mile-End Green. Mrs. Treacher, Henley on Thames. Reverend Stephen Tucker, A. M. Linsted, Kent. John Townley, Esq. Clare Hall, Cambridge. Lieutenant Colonel Thewles, 30th regiment light dragoons. V Captain George Vaughan, of the royal navy. Mrs. Vernon, Norwich. Captain Vaumorel, 30th regiment. W Colonel, the Earl of Westmeath. Sir Charles Watson, Baronet, Swaffham, Cambridgeshire. Sir Edward Winnington, Bart. M. P. Winterdyne, Worcestershire. Major General Whyte. Mrs. Watson, Swaffham, Cambridgeshire. Mr. J. Webster, Merchant, Banff. Charles Hollis Western, Esq. M. P. Felix Hall, Essex. Edw. Weatherby, Esq. Newmarket. Thomas M. Waller, Esq. Lieutenant royal navy. Samuel Whitbread, sen. Esq. M. P. Samuel Whitbread, jun. Esq. M. P. 17, Lower Grosvenor Street; two copies. Rev. Edward Wilson, B. D. Moulton, Suffolk. Mrs. Willyams, Exning, Suffolk. John Hanbury Williams, Esq. Coldbrook, Monmouthshire. Major Wilder, Pall Mall. Captain Isaac Wolley, royal navy. Reverend Godfrey Wolley, Hutton Bushel, Yorkshire. J. Whatley, Esq. Wraxall Lodge, Somersetshire, and Captain in the Royal South Gloucestershire regiment of militia. James Wyborn, Esq. Hull, Kent .... Western, Esq. Mr. Thomas Henry Wilson, No. 13, Cornhill. EXPEDITION AGAINST THE _FRENCH WEST INDIA ISLANDS_. CHAPTER I. EXPEDITION TO THE WEST INDIES DETERMINED ON ... SIR CHARLES GREY AND SIR JOHN JERVIS APPOINTED COMMANDERS IN CHIEF ... THE BOYNE SAILS FROM SPITHEAD ... OCCURRENCES ON THE VOYAGE FROM THENCE TO CARLISLE BAY, BARBADOES. In the latter end of the year 1793, his Majesty having determined to send a formidable armament to the West Indies, to reduce the French islands in that quarter, and to secure his own from any attack of the enemy, Lieutenant General Sir Charles Grey, Knight of the Bath, was promoted to the rank of General in America, and Commander in Chief in the West Indies. Several officers of distinguished abilities were also appointed to act under him; and Vice Admiral Sir John Jervis, Knight of the Bath, was nominated Commander in Chief of the naval force on the same expedition.