The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest Period to the Year 1803, Volumen 20

accusation administration admiral Keppel Admiralty Admiralty-board America appeared appointed argument army asserted begged leave Bill board of Admiralty Brest Britain called capt captain Baillie censure charge charter circumstances command commissioners committee conduct consequence contended court court-martial criminal D'Estaing debate declared defence dissenters duty enemy England enquiry equal evidence expence fact favour fleet force France French gentleman give given Greenwich hospital ground honour hospital House instance Ireland justice landmen lord Hawke Lord Mulgrave Lord North lord Sandwich lord's lordship Majesty's manner matter measure ment ministers mode motion moved nation naval navy neral never noble earl noble lord object observed occasion officers opinion parliament person port present principle proceeded proof proper proved question reason respecting sent shew ships sir Hugh Palliser squadron thing thought tion Toulon trade trial vice-admiral vote whole wished