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... with the next fair Wind, under Convoy of 22 Men of War. Letters from Lisbon fay, ?? was arriv'd there from the Coaft of Africa, the Mafter whereof reported, that the Englilh Fort of Cam - bo in Africa was blown up, rhe Magazine by accident taking Fire ...
... Ffccml/tr 1 ;. WE have no cc. tain Account from An-lgua of the Number of Ships taken by the Mm of War or Privateers, and ferit into that Ifland t But a Ship from Africa is arrived here, who touched at Amigua about ten Days fince, when If Sail of the French Fleet ...
... 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. ...
... Rrom the ' Whitehall EvetiinfrPoft* London* Dec. it. Lisbon, Nov., i?.. Laft Week cataei into our P ...
... Rocks. The Maidlloue Man of War ran foul of the Mary, Edmonds, of Pool for Oporto, as Ihe lay at Anchor, and carried away her Bowfpiit, Main and Mi/en Mails, and did her much Damage belide-. She is coming here to refit. A Man of War then ran foul of the King ...
... Prouofals for the Procuring the War with Vigour i which, as tis reported, are the Sparafli Weft Indies, be put in the foffdlion of the Englifti, till they arc Re- imbourfed of what Charges they have beep at in carryingon the War 3 and fomc Places *an the Swth ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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- ...
... attend the Emperor to Triefte, where, as we hear, he is to P-^ft-i-t his Imperial Majefty with two RuflianMen ?? M p-jfijj j of War which are daily expected there. The Baron -^M vjffij ~ e Rip^rda is gone fot Holland, where an Eftate GSXmm&Jffi^Sb\ rell to ...
... Advices we receive from the feveral Ports of the Kingdom, are, that the building of Ships of War is carried on with the utmoft Diligence. Two new Men of War, one of 80 and ihe other of 74 Guns, will be ready to be launch'd at Rochfort before February ...
... of Health have doubled the Qua- rantain upon all Ships from the Coafts of Africa, Gibraltar and Pott-Mahon. Thefe Letters add, that the Regencies of Algiers and Tunis being at War, tbeir Corfairs do more Mifchief now to one another than to the Chriftians ...