... Some Letters from Madrid in/innate, that' his Catholick Mrjefty is going to fend 40000 Men in Englifh and French Bottoms to Africa which feems to moft. People here abfurd and grounds lefs : But if any fuch Tranfportation were defign'd, they cannot believe ...

... or-ler to make Head againfl rhe Spaniards ; and that 1000 Men were added Garrifon of that City, Geneva. And a Spanifh Man of War from St. Antibes wasloTt in the Bay ot Almeria, near Malaga. We hear, that the Ruby, Saunders, being in Melazzo Bay in the of ...

... Squadrons join there will be forty under the Comimnl of the , and Anion, and near 20,000 Soldiers and Marines - board the Men War and Tranfports. His Royal Highntfs the Duke Cumberland was at the Tower Wharf to fee the Troops embark, who went oft with the ...

... que Ship-., ta'l'd from Leghorn, tor London, the I\. and two Dun the .d of .War, Ships hei Convoy, alio the melancholy rat the Ryhlainc, from , i me Time Negroes ,'t Africa, and Captain and whole c.;ew k.ii'd, Min.. Wednefday about One cm'lot two in ...

... than only taking little Money from him. Letters from Jama ot the 6th hi*-® Ad/ice, that the Sr. Albans Man of War, Knight alfilied another Man War, have been Porto to demand an Englith Ship that Was feiz'd trading thire| which the Governor refilling to deliver ...

... Prefident and Court of Alfiftams of the Surgeons Company at their Hall Monkwell-ftreet, and appointed Surgeons for the Men of War that are put in CommiiEon to be commanded by Commodore Cavendilh for the Streights, and they are bufie Apothccaries-Hall, in ...

... FOREIGN AFFAIRS. July 2.8. ON the 23d Inftant we recciv'd Advicc of 400 Part the Light Regiments belonging to our Army in Africa,- being embark *d Gran, Which arrived accordingly on the ; the lame Day arrived alio zj Cavaliers, Part the Queen's Regiment ...

... in Qucftion, Briancon and the lame Treatrtent* Wherefore this Succeflion, and o Berg and will (it feared) rekindle a blco.iy War in the Empire; the rather, be-aule the Court of Vienna lidinari decide the Quarrels, and the pretend to have I the Right e>* ...

... The full continued on the bound Ships, and in the P.iver Tbamei, in order the Complements of Sailors lor the fcveral Men of War, which aie lorm the Fleet intended to guard the Coalls, under the Command of Admiral We hear that the French carry 0* their ...

... Cuftom-Houfcs, in order prevent illegal Trade, and the Orders for allowing the portation of Provifions the Spanifli Carrifons in Africa arc under the fame Limitation. Perpignan, Atirr. 10. Ycfterday Was conduced into this Town, in the Intendant's Coach, his ...

... Britifli Men of War are capable of favouring, by hindering the Spaniards from tranfforting Succours Provilions, &c. into that Fortrel?, of which, it be taken, the Engliih would remain Mailers, in order to protect their Commerce upnn the Africa, and their ...

... the Rait, but the w.:s the Wave*. The got to Capo Verd, the Float was drove upon an ffland not jr fi'-xn the Continent of Africa. The Moors upon it perceived that they were European-, eitJier out of Hatred to the Whites, tor ...