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... Rocks. The Maidjione Man of War ran of the Mary, Edmond: from Pool for Oporto al fix lay at Anchor ; and carried away her Bowfprit Main Lod Mixes AN, and did her winch other Damage: She is is. here to refit • A Max of War nil foul of the King of Por.mgal ...
... and the Ottei Sloop, with a Privateer; 3343 Men, and 450 Glltif. On the r7th of January laft the Charles, Capt. Ernie. for Africa, taken by a Privateer bclonging to Vito, after an Engagement of two Hour*, in the Latitude of 46 North, Longitude to Micl ...
... Infiant, under Convoy of the Hauls Louifa Man of War. All theft Prizes were homeward-bound from Mattinico, and were taken the 26th of March. Three Days alter Admiral Martin. tetouk the Anne, --, from Briffol Africa, which, with the Parham Frigate, Moreaaft, ...
... in the Year of his Age. A Snow and a Brigantine, both of Liverpool, bound from Africa to Ameri.a, are both taken and carried into Guardaloupe. The Martha, Wilful), from Africa to St. Kitts, is alfo taken and CAP ried into Cruardakupe. UN Saturday the Corpfe ...
... Breton, with feveral Ships of War, which are to be rebuilt; and the Place of the Admiral will be fupplied by Admiral Towntend's Squadron. This lad Admiral will for the Time being be Governor of Cape Breton. Three Men of War are appointed to fail from England ...
... Bourdeaux, is taken by the Bridgwater and Advice Men of War, and carried into Kinfale. The following is a Lift of the Ships arrived at Jamaica, viz. the of Hungary, Hughes, from Liverpool and Africa; the Vernon, Mitchelfon. from Madeira; the Finder Holland; ...
... Magiltrates of Health have doubled the Qtarantain upon Ships from the Coatt of Africa, Gibraltar and Port-M thou. Pyle Letters add c that the Regencies of Algiers and Tunis tring at War, their Corfairs do more Mifchicf now to one anothzr than to the Chriftians ...
... plevent its communicating with Spain. It's added, tl.!t a l)utc) Man of War had been obliged to perform Quat tho' the Captain declaed, that he had not trAteled upon the Coati of Africa, that he had taltcn in no Stranger, nor Med any Sickneis on 'board. Aug ...
... bound up the Mediterranean with Provifion, Ireland, is taken by a French Nlan of War, and carried into Cadiz. The Thomas Brigantine, Wilfon, of and Liverpool for Africa, is taken and carried into Roche). Lall Friday at a Court of Admiralty held at Do ...
... flout Spanifb Privateers are gone un the Cola of Africa, in hopes of meeting there with Come Englith Ships with valuable Cargoes on board; and that Application has thereupon been made for a Man of War to fad direAly to pima the Trade. They write from ...
... that the Panther Man of War of 53 Guns, in Concert with other Shies of Force, were failed in Queti of them. Estraft of a Letter frcm Sr. Kits., December z;. Ve have no exit Account Antigua of the Number of Ships n by the Men of War or Privateers, and lent ...
... llcy In:nting in It, ani ie3d becn L itcri4 yten f:vc ial that R obberiet. apt. M'Alpin, from Jamaica, we (made into a Snow of War, by round the Ifland of Jamaica, fell by two Spanith Polaccas, full f Head, Pieces of 12 and Pound gagement of two Hours, the ...