... Boyle of the Spaniards in Donan Castle, has been rewarded; and at his Request is to be sent in one the King's Ships to the West Indies. 'Tis said he is ashamed and afraid to be seen any more in his own Country. We hear General Pepper is to set out for the ...

... Salvatera. We hear the Baron of Pointis is on his way to Court, being sent for to receive Orders to convoy the Galeons to the West Indies, and that he would immediately return to Cadiz again in order to put to sea. We hear from Triers, that the Confederates ...

... Panther had on the 27th chased ashore near Cape de Gatt a French Merchant man of about 250 Tuns and 30 Guns, bond to the West Indies, to which they set fire. The Assurance and Bedford had taken Two Sattees. Sir John Leake adds, That the rest of the Enemy's ...

... consort of the prince successor, is with child. The scheme for settling and extending the commerce of this kingdom to the West Indies, which was some time ago presented to the council, has been approved of, and our merchants are preparing to send thither ...

... retook from the French, after having her 15 days in their Possession. The Expedition Man of War is come in here from the West Indies and is richly laden, and has to the Value of 300000 l. Sterl. on Board. Antwerp, Jan. 11. We hear from Grenoble of the 28th ...

... suppos'd it may not be thought improper to give the following Abstract of the Assiento, or Contract for furnishing the Spanish West Indies with Negroes, (which 'tis propos'd we shall Enjoy for 30 Years in the same Manner, as the French have Enjoy'd it for 10 ...

... one of the Queen's Ships that long since had been missing, was Arriv'd, and had on Board 600000 pieces of Eight from the West Indies. The Publishers hereof with all their Subscribers a Happy New Year. IN the street (or road) leading from Crooked-staff to ...

... are preparing a List all the british Men of war who are actually at Sea, either on the Channel, the Mediterranean, the West Indies and other Places, b presented the Parliament when demanded, The Convocation the Clergy met Last tuesday and having heard ...

... Commandants of Her Majesty's Men of War, to be observed by them, either on our Seas, the Mediterranean, or the East and West Indies, on pain of being Cashiered. The Cabinet Council sat Yesterday at St. James's before the Queen, and several Affairs that ...

... ih duke Anjous Council had taken Relolucuins b.efty the Lords ot the Admiralty of his Expedi* l.rul Span Men ol War the West Indies, in the . ? J ke y VVeft .j j xi s hotly reported, that a ttrong room thuU- h. longing the hrench, which were order- of ...

... . has with her 1500 l. per Annum, and 5000 l ready Cash. for some of their that were at for some of their that were at West Indies, because they have no Account of their coming from thence. Several Scotch Noblemen, whose Estates Several Scotch Noblemen ...

... Kings set out for Portsmouth, where they are to embark on board Her Majesty's Ships appointed to Convoy the Fleet for the West Indies. Robert Jackson, Esq; is made Her Majesty's Resident to the King of Sweden. Dublin. On Sunday Morning his Excellency the ...