 | 1786 - 716 trang
...thelieotenant of marines, a ferjeant, corporal, and feven private men: the pinnace's crew were alfo armed, and under the command of Mr Roberts. As they rowed towards the fhore, Captain Cook ordered the launch to leave her dation at tbe weft point of the bay, in order to... | |
 | 1786 - 610 trang
...the lieutenant of marines, a ferjeant, corporal, and feven private men : the pinnace's crew were alfo armed, and under the command of Mr- Roberts. As they rowed towards the fhore, Capt. Cook ordered the launch to leave her nation at the weft point of the Bay, in order to... | |
 | SEVERAL HANDS - 1786 - 602 trang
...lieutenant of marines, a ferjeant, corporal, and feven private men : the pinnace's crew; were alfo armed, and under the command of Mr. Roberts. As they rowed towards the ihore, Capt. Cook ordered the launch to leave her ftation at the weft point of the Bay, in order to... | |
 | 1786 - 800 trang
...lieutenant of marines, a ierjeant, corporal, and feven private men : the pinnace'* crew were alfo arnied, and under the command of Mr. Roberts. As they rowed towards the fhore, Captain Cook ordered the launch to leave her fiation at the weft point of the bay, in order... | |
 | 1786 - 494 trang
...lieutenant of marines, a fc-ijeant, corporal, and feven private men : the pinnace's crew were alfo srmcd, and under the command of Mr Roberts. As they rowed towards the fhore, ílaptain Cook ordered the launch to VOL II Г, № 16. leave her dation at the weft' point... | |
 | 1787 - 724 trang
...ihe lieutenant of marines, a ferjeant, corporal, and feven private men : the pinnace's crew were alio armed, and under the command of Mr. Roberts. As they rowed towards 'he (bore, Captain Cook ordered the launch to le-.ve her ihition at the weft point of the hay, in order... | |
 | 1798 - 604 trang
...lieutenant of marines, a ferjcant, corporal, and feven private men : the pinnace's crew were, alfo armedj and under the command of Mr. Roberts. As they rowed towards the fhore, captain Cook ordered the launch to leave her llation at the weil point of the bay, in order... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1813 - 540 trang
...left the ship about seven o'clock, attended by the lieutenant of marines, a serjeant, corporal, and seven private men : the pinnace's crew were also armed,...shore, captain Cook ordered the launch to leave her staiion at the west point of the bay, in order to assist his own boat. This is a circumstance worthy... | |
 | General history - 1814 - 798 trang
...left the ship about seven o'clock, attended by the lieutenant of marines, a Serjeant, corporal, and seven private men ; the pinnace's crew were also armed,...unapprehensive of meeting with resistance from the natives, ur unmindful of the necessary pro* paration for the safety of himself and Ms people. I will venture... | |
 | Andrew Kippis - 1824 - 186 trang
...attended by the lieutenant of marines, a serjtant, corporal, and seven private men : the pinnace's cr*w were also armed, and under the command of Mr. Roberts,...with resistance from the natives, or unmindful of (he necessary steps for the safety of himself and his people. He landed, with the marines,- at the... | |
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... were also armed, and under the command of Mr. Roberts. As they rowed towards the shore, Captain Cook ordered the launch to leave her station at the west point of the bay, in order to assist his own boat. This is a circumstance worthy of notice ; for... 
