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... ffMALTA. Juf-A L TA is an lfland in the Mediterranean, about do Miles South of Cape Paflaro in Sicily, and 2oq Haft of Tunis In Africa : It i* of an oval Figure, 20 Miles long and tz broad. It is a white foft Rock, covered a Foot deep with Earth. This lfland ...
... Report in the French Letters that the Grand Signor had declared War with the Emperor, is by no means confirm'd. His Imperial Majesty is how- ever making vast Preparations to begin a War early in the Spring, in case an Accommodation is not brought about ...
... i\t Aguina Anima, on the Ifland of Cuba, and the Particulars as before- mentioned ; and that the Admiral had ordered a Man of War to cruize in the Windward PaiTage, in order to prevent the Storefhips, (who left England about the Be- ginning of Aug.) from ...
... Paris. A Ship arriv'd at Briftol from Jamaica, parted with the Fleet about 18 Days ago, under Convoy of the Worcefter Man of War, all well on board, and in good Condition. . Advice is comej that the Albion, Smithfoh, from London and Cork, bound for Jamaica ...
... 11. a War was enter'd into with Sp. in, lor the Non-payment of Ninety Thoufand Pounds, uue to the South Sea Company, and to fecure a Ireo Navig,atio;\ without Starch (or cutting Peoples Ears off) to the Weft- Indies : Wi.ich jbechiation of War loon involv'd ...
... preffing Applications to get their Arrears jfaid, which have been owing ever fince the laft War. We have received no News lately from Ceuta. The Expence of the War in Africa, is com- puted to have coft upwards of 3000000 of Pieces ?? 'tis reckon'd we have had ...
... Hands to wok hr, 'tis furpriiing how they brought her home with Jury Mails.. In her Voyage from this i orc to the Coaft of Africa and Jamaica, the buried her Commander, Capt Rowe, the Chief Mate, and molt of the Hai.ds ; and was navigated home by the Second ...
... likely as yet to lay afide her Military Preparations with Regard] to Italy. 'Twas Yefterday reported, that 40 Sail of Men of War will be put out of Commiflion, and laid up in his Majefty's Yards and Docks. Laft Night Thomas Bambridge, late Warden of the ...
... On Sunday in the Afternoon Admiral Medley, with fhe fleer under his Command, ?? of ten Sail of Englifh and two Dutch Men of War, failed from Spithead on a Cruize. Lafl Saturday was held a Court of Admiralty at Doctors Commons, when the Le Jafon, Le Lyons ...
... fh.lt (livers Ch.i|-ia_^ lowers are preparing Naval Arma- ments, which are fuppofed to be defigned aga'mft the States of Africa, This News feems to have thrown the iiitp agreater Cphfternation than it feemed to be ru/cefptiblej6f ort.t^e fiirft Receipt ...
... Carthaginian Days ; and War wuh whom (he fiyiag fur Succour to the tomans; oceanonea tne 2a pudick War, whicfj proved very bloody, and at laft brought on the 3d, which was fatal to Carthage itfelf. The City is the richeft in Africa, hasabmt 100,000 Inhabitants ...
... Pojls, IfX'e. %. There is an Account, that tho French will have in the Spring fixty Sail of Men of War ; and that there are now twenty-one Men of War, old and new, at Breft ; at Roch- fort three j nil launched, at Toulon five, at Port Louis five, at ...