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... 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 ...
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... Expedition, as was us’d by the late Piirae Viz.ier Kara Muftapha, who was employ'd in the Siege ot Vienna. All our Troops in Africa, Europe, Afia, and Grand Cairo, are marching towards Adrianople, and oo s are order’d to repair thither, on lam ol Death, ...
... and depredations the Flench in Hudibn’s Bay, delivered to Mr. learetary Vernon May n, 1699> the company’s lolfes in the late wars, or a copv thereof; and alfo for the Kate of tht cak of the Hudfon s Brv company, with a narrative of tl e.r fufferings the ...
... April, where he left .Admiral Griffin, with the {hips under his Command, confining of fix Men or War, and was fail for England a few Days after him. The Africa, Capt. Griffin, is arrived from Briftol tcven Weeks from Jamaica. The Commander fays, that the ...
... . The Lords of the Admiralty have given Orders tor the Cullodcn Man of War now lying at Chatham, to be manned with all Expedition foa a Guardfb ip. The Officers of the Men of War, which are to Guard-thips on our Coaftsare ordered to repair on board their ...
... 00. and fetout on the lyth forßrulfek ■ The’End of the Londdn-Garrerte. AFRICA. Malts, Oft. 3. The Rteat maflcr h«« csuf.d ces be* given the pope, that he will lend fom- men war upon the ecckftaflieal (late, them, during the winter, from the of the Barba’ ...
... without doing much damage. Madrid Sept. 15. The letters fiom Alicant of th. icth inftant mention, that the two Spa niff m.n of war and the two Xabeques were returned to Cartagena from A rf Alcicr. which they two days performing under Dutch colours, but that ...
... e our Readers. MALTA is Illand m the Mediterranean, about 60 Miles’fouth of Cape Sicily, and two hurdred Eaft of Tunis in Africa; It is of an oval Figure, went long, add twelve broad. It a Ovhite foft Rock comed a deep with Earth. This Iftand was ceflivelv ...
... that place, up- Cork. difehatged lighten which fi Q | without Damage. riic Buford The laoie Rollon in New. England. ,⢠Men War, hot board a great Quantity of Money ¦ â¢â¢ of M.«y for the ule of the Met Jant*. the Trea. . »»-* rfTa,M ! ⢠- fury ...
... will hear ftrther particulars (dating to the new fyftem which is raking place the rot the prefent l' it fufficc a-M, that a war in the north, let who will the (Tor or give the Hrll blow, will infallibly produce from this qcartcr» ...
... ve trading SubjedK have jointly lent out the following Vi dels, v if. the Pore, four Gallics tire Grand of Malta, two &TS of War and the Genocle, three Gillies, two shebeck , and four lar°e Settees, cruife upon Pirates feas being much inteaed by them, that ...