... fuCccifivdy, which Sum of fix Millions it is to indemnify his Catholick Majefty foi the he has been, and may be at, the War Africa. But, with Submiffion, we rather believe it be employ'd in another Sort of Service. Paris, Sept. 14. The Dirc&ors our India ...

... peror has order'd a great Body of his Forces to march and observe them. The Spaniards having laid afiJe all further Africa, three Men War, and thirty Tranlpons with Soldiers arc return'd Some Troops of the Empire are, 'tis fuid, crder'd attack Domitz, oblige ...

... SHIP-NEWS. Letters from Winnaba, on the Coast of Africa, of the 14th of Aug. say, that the Budgen, Capt. Beatson, was there and well. That the Playters, Capt Onley, from London, was arrived Cape Coast. Capt. Leonard wa» well at Widah. The Messieurs Lewis ...

... more Men of War will be fent to Guiney and the Coaft of Africa, protcft our Trade in thofe Parts; On Friday Night Packet was difpatch'd from the Admiralty Oftce to Admiral Haddock, which is to be carried by Capt. Osborn in the Sailsbury Man War, who is order'd ...

... the Countries whereof the Parties are actual and the contingent which each Party is flipulated That one oblig'd, in cafe a War, engage with all its Forces: That with Regard the Pragmatick Emperor Jhall prcvioully engage Arcbdutchefs, his eldeft Daughter ...

... the Turks being informed of the Preparation* for War now making by the Republick, the Kaimakan told him in haughty manner, That the Grand Siguier deflredto know whether his Maflers would have Peate or War with the Porte, upon which the Senate after Deliberation ...

... his Grace'sj was much hurt. hear lie Widow of Lord Bertie, kilPd about feven Weeks in attacking pani'h Vellel the Court of Africa, (being Clinton, Commander of his Majeltv's Ship the •oucerter, in Long-Boat tor that Tinoofe, has 1. per Annum fettled her ...

... appointed firft Lieutenant of one his Majefty's Ships of War. The Turk has actually reje&ed the Emperor's Mediation for a Peace with the Ruffians, alledging, that the Preparations he making for War fhew friendly Inclination, but the contrary, the Dilpofitions ...

... French Army will of v Men. May They wriie from that M. Trouin mounted the r un«. the 15th and was in that Road with Men of War, waiting only for two more, were join him Day, for the Mean while Tome Advices from VVexel mention through there for the Court ...

... to board, the Number, Forty, and the Man of War's Men offered to lip the Side, they knock'd them with Handlpikes and Hatchers upon which a terrible bight enfucd and tho' the Odds wai tour to one the Man War's Men, they behaved to bravely, that they bcarcied ...

... all the Ports the Mediterranean: That Confeqncnce thev may grafp at the Power of granting refuting the Liberty of trading to Africa or the Levant to what Nation they pleafe. Neither this all: They fay farther, that the Courts France and Spain, who ftill ...

... Particulars which arc related of iiaron Nenoif, Prudian Nobleman, who lately landed in Corfica with Money and Arms to carry on the War againft the Genoefc, 'tis laid chat the immediately proclaimed him King, by the Name Theodorus the Fir/1. That is fupported ...