... From the St. James's Evening Post London, Jan. i. Cartagena in the West-Indies, Sept. 14. The Galleons are arrived here from Porto -Bello, where they have had a successful Trade; at the Beginning of November next they sail for the Havana A [ Price Th ...

... orotfefcr Veay. #; v :. ,;.'* * ?? ?? v * The Guinea Trade to the West-Indies grows; every Day more consider- able and the Negroes now sell, in all our Settlements in the West-Indies, , at a; much higher Rate than formerly, which is something remarkabe ...

... opened on Thursday and for the new the Day following. We hear that three Men of War will soon be put into Commission for the West Indies. We hear a Daughter of the Duke of Kent is shortly to be married to the Lord Ashburnham. The Reverend Dr. Rogers hath resigned ...

... ParliaMent. It is talked the Sheerness, Leicester and Scarborough Men of War, each of 20 or 30 Guns, are ordered for the West-Indies to cruise on the Pyrates there, and that the Leostaffe, lately launched, is designed that Way. Lord Finch reported to tht ...

... and Yoakly 150 /. It appear'd by the Evidence for the King, that they had shipp'd certain Quantities of Goods for the West- Indies, which while the Ship lay at Portsmouth, were privately carried on Shore, and 14 Tuns of Ballast taken in. The Court is ...

... his Court to find out some expert and skilful Pilots, who are thoroughly acquainted with the Navigation to the East and West Indies, and to send them as soon as possible to Petersburg, the Czar being fully resolv'd to settle a Trade to those Parts ...

... held at the Old Baily, and three Persons were found guilty of feveral Pyracies and Felonies com- mitted by them in the West Indies. The Pyrates that acted on board the Revenge, lately taken in the Orkneys on the North of Scotland, were also found guilty ...

... English Nation cannot consent fent to the Commerce and Navigation of the subjects of the Austrian Netherlands to the East and West Indies, upon the foot of the last Treaty of Commerce with Spain. Some Advices mention, that there has been a Fire at Constantinople ...

... Part of Great Bri- tain, against the Commerce and Navigation of the Subjects of the Au- strian Netherlands to the Eat and West Indies, upon the Foot of the Treaty of Commerce lately concluded with Spain. 'Tis remark'd, that the Answer given to the Dutch ...

... lane j has ever feen its equal. Mr. Smith, of this Place, bought a Negro fome Time ago, who had been come long from the West Indies, where he had lived six Years. The Fellow was tall and big bonn'd, but thin and meager, a::. from his firft Coming, was ...

... he is yet uncertain, however 'tis talkt that three seperate Squadrons wiil be' sent out early in the Spring, viz. to the West Indies, the Mediterranean and Baltick, each commanded by an Ad- They are no lefs bufy at the Victualling o£ke, where many thoufand ...

... Passage from Cadiz ; that the said King reported, That before he left Cadiz, a Spanish Man of War was arrived there from the West Indies, who had been in Company with an Eng- lish Man of War by whom she had been examin'd, but that she having only Tobacco and ...