... Bayonr.e, whicii he took, after an Engagement of two Hours, and has brought her into Kinfale ; fhe is a new fhip, and built to carry 20 Guns, but came out with no more than 16 Eight-pounders ; and when fhe began to engage, had 207 Men on board. They were ...

... Colonel has taken great Pains to engage the Court to oblige the p#oung Pretender to retire from Avignon, and move on the other fide of the Mountains ; but that he was an- fwered, tiiat the King had fatisfied his Engagements in obliging him to go out of his ...

... convinced he never would come to a general Engagement, but judged his Defign was, by his Way of ading, to draw him down the Streights : That about half an Hour after Eleven, the Admiral made the Sig- nal for Engaging, and foon after bore down upon the Spant/b ...

... by engaging the Real till Jhe bore away. That fhe had no Orders to cover the Fireship by, Signal or otherwife r he is not chargeable with- the I Lofs of that Ship ; that a Bar-fhot came on board the Thrfetjhire in the firft Part of the Engagement, and ...

... part of the Engagement we were within Piftol-fhot. Thus was the W — k hard prefled, and ih great Danger of being over-powered by the Enemy, rendered incapable of retreating or purfuing, unaffiftcd and unre- lieved, during four Hours Engagement ; while the ...

... Account Of our fine Privateer the Briflol, being taken by a French Man of War of 60 Guns, call'd the Elizabeth, the lame which engaged the Lion Man -of War, Capt, Brett, fix Hours ; l c On Friday the 18th of Oftober, as we were cruiz- ing 111 Lat. 49, weefpied ...

... a very fmart Engagement between three * Span fh Men of War, viz. one of 60, one of 40, and « one of jo Guns, and two Englifh Menot War, viz, ...

... befieged by the Prince, and having found him in Order of Battle, fe- verai Regiments of the French and Auftrian Cavalry had been engaged from Five in the Evening till it was dark, with conliderable Lofs on both Sides, and that the French Cara- bineers and Dragoons ...

... Advice thereof. The two following Articles are flipulated in that Convention, namely, That his Eri- rannick Majefty (hould engage not to attack the Allies of the King of Fiance in the Empire; and that his moft Chriftian Majefiy, on his Side, ?? fo to order ...

... three of his Ships, of rhe Number of which was his own, and tbat he himfelf was taken up by a Boat ; but that during the Engagement Sir Chaloner Ogle joined htm, and renew'd the Attack with f > much Succefs, that the Spa- niards and French had 19 Ships ...

... refolved to continue our utmoft 2eal arid ligourin fupport of your Majefty and your Engagements ; ftteeming this the leaft part of our Duty, when we .confider Rat thofe Engagements are ?? your Vigilance ftr the Welfare of your Subjects. : . . ' ' , •• We affure ...

... Thing that France has engaged herfelf to perform in Regard to him : That his Pruffian Ma- jefty had not enter'd into the Quarrel, and drawn his Sword for the Sake of the Subfidy only, but .likewife on Account ofthe Promifes and Engage- ments made to him ...