... call'd the St Rofa, from Damaiata. a City of Africa in the Kingdom ot Egypt, with Rice for Mirfeilles : This is the fifth French Ship taken by the Diamond fincc War was declar'd with France. The Jcrfey Map of War has taken two Spanifh, Ships, from Bourdeaux ...

... Milford Man of War, Captain Peter Chamber- lain, their Convoy, all lost, except the Purser and 30 Men. The Names of the Ships belonging to Bristol. Prouse Fregate, Capt. Edwards all saved. James Galley, Capt. Smith, all drowned. Africa Sloop, Capt. Griffith ...

... the Plague. Stocks according to the St. James's Evening Poft. Bank 148, India 170; South Sea 210, Mil Bank 200, Old Africa 45, N. Africa 3j, ...

... and Property 'in Africa, on ¦ Account of the. new propofed EJlabiijbment ofan open Company, without any Joint Stock or Power to trade hs a Corporation, under proper Regulations; and that tbe Forts and Settlements upon the Coaji of Africa be put under proper ...

... expected forthwith to be prefent at a great Council of War of the Generals and Ingeniers, which is to be held hereon the ift of next Month, when we fliall know whether there will be an Expedition to Africa, and whether the Marquis will have the Direction of ...

... 'Tis computed, that the Marquis deLede's Expedition in Africa cofts above Millions Pieces of Eight, and that we loft Men; Stockholm, Feb. 14. The Fleet of the Czar has been reinfor'd with 4 Men of War of 96 Guns, and 4 large Frigates. The Number of his Gallies ...

... the fvjo Spanilh Privateers which lately did fo much Damage on that Coaft, have burnt the Floating Faftory on the Coaf. of Africa. The Thomas and Diana, CajM.Xrouch, is arriv'd at Fal- mouth from Smyrna; alfo the ß^iphorus, Richards, and the Genoa Galley ...

... be put on board the empty Tranfportsas they arrive from thence, in order ro back. The three Maltefe Men of War which went with the Fleet to Africa, are convoying feveral Tranfports with Troops from Alicant. The Regiment Galicia is already arrived from thence ...

... forts and cattles in (ihle condition, for rhe protedtion a tree and opea trade of all his majefty’s lubjefts the coaft of Africa, to grant the petitioners fuch other relief the premiffes to the houle fhould feern meet. the fame rime Mr. Ghancelloy of ...

... clamn7,cd. Commodore Watfon is appointed to command the Men of War and '•,lnops ordered for Cape Breton, on board which a gtut Number of Forces will be filipp'd. We hear that fome Men of War are immediately ordered Out, in order to intercept three rich ...

... pcrCent. and the reft in Proportion, which is attributed to the Apprehenfions of War being much increafed, by the late Advices from Poland, of Stanillaus* retirement from War law ; and from Paris 1 , that the King would go to the Army, aflbon as the Tren- ...

... another thing loudly plain'd of in the navy officers, which a very great hardfhip upon merchafl trading to Africa in particular, ...