From the St. James's Evening Poft, November 19:
... Affurance 13. This Day Bank Stock was 142. India 166. South Sea 200. London Affurance 13. Roy a Exchange Affurance 11. Old Africa 47. Hew Africa 40. ...
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From Miller s Letter
... Priendfhip war arrived there in 17 Days from Gibralter, difpatch'd the Commander of that Place> with Advice to the Goverment here that fever al SpaniJj Men of War with fiver al transports and Tartans full of Soldiery pajfed by there, in their Way Africa, and ...
From the Evening-Poft, London, Feb* ll*
... a Man of War from the Baltick with Sails and Rigging of all forts for the Royal Navy. ; Within a few Days 4 laft paft they have again begun, both in this Province and Kingdom of Leo*i§ to raife Recruits for rhe Veteran Regiments now in Africa. ...
Extraft of it Let ter from Liverpool, Junt id
... Kouli-Kan, arrived at Giafgow from Ja* ' maica, we have the following Account, That thg * Ogdenj Triftram, of this Place, from Africa, bound 6 to Jamaica, with 370 Slaves', was attacked by a 6 SpaniSh Privateer off the Eaft End of Jamaica, and*' « after an ...
LONDON, May 26. BY l
... LONDON, May 26. BY lafl: Mails we learn, that the Ruffian Court hearing that 15 Swedifh Men of War and 24 Galleys are iitting out, have ordered feveral Regiments for Wybourg, and that the Generals Keith and Lafci do repair to Court. They long for the ...
From Millars Letter, February 23, ACcording to the laft Advices from Spain, the Court of Madrid bad ifjucd a 2
... from Spain, the Court of Madrid bad ifjucd a 2 0' ders for getting an [ports ready in ail their Harbours forthwith to lit {or Africa with the fit ft fair Windy and fetch He* e the Alar qui s de Ldde and his Army* That *he Court France had rtfofaed to Jufpend ...
An Extratt of a Letter from the Hague
... Jundure, but have even enterd in- «to an Alliance with them in order to cany on this Enterpr ize, which the Bri- « tifh Men of War are capable of favouring, by hindering the Spaniards from « tranfporting Succours ot Provifions, &c. into that Fortrefs, of ...
From the Whitehall Evening-Toft, Aug. 24
... give Diftorbance to the King of GreaS S fton! tbe Sideof the Aoftrun Netherlands. 1 • . ?? ,_ An Eiorefs has been fent to .Africa, _^jb-«, Hampton Court, to faii thence wirh the firft fair Wind, to join Sir Charles Wa- eer's Saoadron at Gibraltar. _ pis ...
of that Love to our Country which every honefe Man ought to feel. This will appear to every one, who
... undoubtedly true, that a Mole may be made at a moderate Expence, capable of holding thirty large Men of War. It lies within a few Leagues of Tangier, in Africa, and commands the Mouth of the strsights. It fees all Ships that ...
rrom tbe Evening Poft, November 24
... that we are in a manner confident of the good 3uc- cefs ofthe Enterprize againft Africa. The more becaufe the Moors are very ignorant of the Art of War, and are moreovei at War with the Al- gerineswho we hope will make a Po ive; fall Diverfion: Our Armyconiifts ...
ENGLISH
... run the Africa on Snore. Oil Monday we had the Pleafure to fee the Spaniards fet her on Fire, about Four in the Afternoon, aud uncut Half an Hour after Ihe blew up. The reft ofthe Spanifh Sjijps got into the Havannah very much (hattered. The Africa had 300 ...
Rrom the' Whitehall EvetiinfrPoft* London* Dec. it
... Rrom the ' Whitehall EvetiinfrPoft* London* Dec. it. Lisbon, Nov., i?.. Laft Week cataei into our P ...