...the temped. Betwixt thefe two a defperate and clofe engagement, within piftol fhot, was maintained for an hour and a half; at the end of which time, the Ifis had obtained fuch a manifeft fupeno'rity that the French- CH A P. man was glad to put before...

...himself much relieved, and that the puncture gave him pleasure. The needles were allowed to remain for an hour and a half; at the end of which time the pain was less, and the respiration much more easy. The following day he remained better, and desired...

...the tempest. Between these two a desperate and close engagement within pistol shot, was maintained for an hour and a half ; at the end of which time, the Isis had oblained such a manifest superiority that the Frenchman was glad to put before the wind,...

...recovered from one of these wrecks. On the 28th the squadrons arrived off Arabat, which they bombarded for an hour and a half, at the end of which time a shell blew up the enemy's magazine : and, the large garrison nt this place rendering any attempt...

...: — " On the morning of the 28th, we arrived off Arabat, and engaged the fort (mounting 30 guns) for an hour and a half ; at the end of which time a shell blew up the enemy's magazine. The ships having been ordered to keep at shell-range, and being...

...Don. " On the morning of the 28th we arrived off Arabat, and engaged the fort (mounting thirty guns) for an hour and a half, at the end of which time a shell blew up the enemy's magazine ; the ships having been ordered to keep at shell range, and being...

...Don. " On the morning of the 28th we arrived off Arabat, and engaged the fort (mounting thirty guns) for an hour and a half, at the end of which time a shell blew up the enemy's magazine; the ships having been ordered to keep at shell range, and being...

...the Don. On the morning of the 28th we arrived off Arabat, and engaged the fort (mounting 80 guns) for an hour and a half, at the end of which time a shell blew up the enemy's magazine ; the ships having been ordered to keep at shell range, and being...

...the Don. On the morning of the 28th we arrived off Arabat, and engaged the fort (mounting 30 guus) for an hour and a half, at the end of which time a shell blew up the enemy's magazine ; the ships having been ordered to keep at shell range, and being...

...produces a healthy glow, although you do not count much on the string. We worked faithfully at this game for an hour and a half, at the end of which time, the score standing S to 3 in favor of George, we called it his game and gave it up. When we came upstairs...