 | James Biggs - 1808 - 328 sivua
...whispers, through the ship. Be* sides, the expedition is now placed on a respectable footing by having, as we presume, the acknowledgment and countenance...certificate that he procured of captain Wight, to pre. vent future search or detention by other British cruisers which we may happen to meet. 13 LETTER... | |
 | James Biggs - 1811 - 356 sivua
...whispers, through the ship. Besides, the expedition is now placed on a respectable footing by having, as we presume, the acknowledgment and countenance...the promised assistance, and a certificate that he prpcured-pf captain Wight, to prevent future search or detention by other British cruisers which we... | |
 | 1872 - 628 sivua
...^having, as we presume, the acknowledgment and countenance of England. We are all in high spirits and in high hopes. The general now speaks more openly about...certificate that he procured of Captain Wight, to prevent further search or detention by other British cruisers which we may happen to meet.— (Pages 10, 11,... | |
 | United States. Congress. House - 1873 - 668 sivua
...'having, as we presume, the acknowledgment and countenance of England. We are all in high spirits and in high hopes. The general now speaks more openly about...wind, notwithstanding it has turned out so much to the ad vantage of his project, both on account of the promised assistauce, anda certificate that he procured... | |
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Besides, the expedition is now placed on a respectable footing by [638] ^having, as we presume, the acknowledgment and countenance of England. We are all in high spirits and in high hopes. The general now speaks more openly about the enterprise; he expresses... 