...the bravery and intrepidity wrtlrwhic'h the aclion was lupporled throughout the line. Was it poflible for me to add any thing to the well-earned renown of lord NeHbn, it would be by afierthlg, that Jiis exertions, great as they have heretofore been, never were...

...the bravery and intrepidity with which the anión was (upported throughout the line. Was itpoffible for me to add any thing to the well-earned renown of Lord Nelfon, ¡t would he by alTerting, that his exertions, great as they have heretofore been, never werecarried...

...and-tfitimony of the bravery and intrepidity with which the action was supported throughout ihe line. Was it possible for me to add any thing to the well-earned...asserting, that his exertions, great as they have heretofore been, never were carried to a higher pitch of zeal for hiscounlry's service. 1 have only...

...intrepidity with which the action was supported throughout the fine. Was it possible lor me to add any tning to the well-earned renown of lord Nelson, it would...asserting, that his exertions, great as they have heretofore been, never were carried to a higher pitch of zeal for his country's service. I have only...

...ii> his letter, to government, says, " Was it possible for we to add any thing 10 the wcll" earned renown of Lord Nelson, it would- be by asserting " that his exertions, great as they have heretofore in- n. " were never carried to a higher pitch of zeal for his coun" try's service." Trie...

...terrible of all." Admiral Sir Hyde Parker, in his difpatches to the Admiralty faid, "Were it poffible for me to add any thing to the well-earned renown of Lord Nelfon, it would be by afierting that his exertions, great as they have hitherto been, never were carried...

...close our account ; our readers will find it long, we hope not tedious. Lord four. I have been in 105 engagements (said he) in the course of my life, but...to add any thing to the well-earned renown of Lord Kelson, it would be by asserting that his exertions, great as they have hitherto been, never were tarried...

...have stood an hour the fight which the Danes maintained for four. / have been in one hundred and Jive engagements, said he, in the course of my life, but that of to-day was the most terrible oj all. Thus the confederacy was broken, and the Danes were detached from it by the arms of Britain,...

...maintained for four. " I have .".been," observed his lordship, " in one hundred " and five engagements, in the course of my life, but "that of to-day was the most terrible of all." It is added, that he particularly requested the crown prince would introduce him to a very young officer,...

...an hour the fight which the Danes maintained for four. I have been in 105 engagements," said he r " in the course of my life, but that of to-day was the most terrible of all." The Swedish fleet at Carlscroon, left that port the 31st of March, but was prevented from joining the...