...I of battle in with the land, the best plan of attack would bo to lead between them and the shore, because the French guns on that side were not likely to be manned, nor were ready for action. Acting upon this plan of attack, he darted ahead of the enemy's vanmost ship,...

...line of battle with the land, the best plan of attack would be to lead between them and the shore, because the French guns on that side were not likely...therefore, to fix himself on the inner bow of the Gtterrier, he kept as near the edge of the bank as the depth of water would admit; but his anchor hung,...

...would be to lead between them and the shore, because the French guns on that side were not likely to he manned, nor even ready for action. Intending, therefore,...admit ; but his anchor hung, and, having opened his fire, he drifted to the second ship, the Conquerant. before it was cleared, then anchored by the stern,...

...probably neither be manned, shotted, nor in any way ready for action. Intending, therefore, says Southey, to fix himself on the inner bow of the Guerrier, he...depth of water would admit ; but his anchor hung, and while opening fire he drifted to the second ship, the Conquirant, before it was clear or ready to be...

...Foley led the way in the "Goliath;" and intending to fix himself on the inner bow of the "Guerrier," kept as near the edge of the bank as the depth of...admit; but his anchor hung, and having opened his fire he drifted to the second ship, the " Conquerant," before it was cleared; then anchored by the...

...line of battle in with the laud, the best plan of attack would be to lead between them and the shore, because the French guns on that side were not likely...admit ; but his anchor hung, and having opened his fire, he drifted to the second ship, the Conquerant, before it was clear ; then anchored by the stern,...

...line of battle in with the land, the best plan of attack would be to lead between them and the shore, because the French guns on that side were not likely...admit ; but his anchor hung, and, having opened his fire, he drifted to the second ship, the Conquerant, before it was cleared, then anchored by the stern,...

...line of battle in with the land, the best plan of attack would be to lead between them and the shore, because the French guns on that side were not likely...therefore, to fix himself on the inner bow of the Giierrier, he kept as near to the edge of the bank as the depth of water would permit; but his anchor...

...line of battle in with the land, the best plan of attack would be, to lead between them and the shore, because the French guns on that side were not likely to be man ned, nor even ready for action. Intending, therefore, to fix himself on the inner bow of the Guerrier,...

...line of battle in with the land, the best plan of attack would be to lead between them and the shore, because the French guns on that side were not likely...admit ; but his anchor hung, and having opened his fire, he drifted to the second ship, the " Conquerant," before it was clear ; then anchored by the...