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... might, by a different Difpofition of his Squadron, have begun the with fix Ships, as early in the Day as four of them were engaged, and that therefore, by his negledirg to do fo, he gave the Enemy a manila Advantage ; but in the Situation the Squadron was ...
... Perron had Orders to give the Miniflers i the Court of England : That the King neither hath arid, nor will eiger, into any Engagements with the of Spain and Frznce, inconfiftent with thole which tontraaed, and is deftrous to cultivate, with the Britifh and ...
... and the other eight ,one of which Corfairdity had funk, and obliged the other two to fheer offgreailidaMaged, after an Engagement of upwards Of le= 'Nen Hours (Italy) Dec. By age Letters from Lisbon.. .we are informed, the the 'Algerines had taken off ...
... during whole ACtion Motions of Squa-dron and Conduft appears Mr Knowles great Earneftnefs to AClion and while Cornwall was engaged fliew’d Perfonal Courage Court unanimoufly his not removing arofe Miftake not Backwardnefs to bring into AClion upon Confideration ...
... and the orher eight one of which Corfairs they had funk, and obliged the other two to fheer off greatly damaged, after an Engagement of upwards of I'even Hours, Genoa, Dec. 13. our laft Letters from Lifbon we are informed, that the Algerines had taken off ...
... fhall march fifty thoufand Men to her Afliftance. But we flatter ourfelves that there will be no Occafion performing this Engagement, The Court appears very well fatisfied with the Situation of Affairs in the North. pretended, that through the Interpofition ...
... a different Difpofi- tion of his Squadron, have begun the Attack with fix Ships as early in the Day as four of them were engaged, and that therefore, by his neglecting to do fo, he gave the Enemy * roantfeft Advantage; but in the Situation the P-_ ?? ...
... with them upoa reafonable Terms. N. B. The Ship has fine Accommodation for PalTengers; and any Tradefmen that are willing to engage, fucb as, Wrights, Smiths, Shoemakers, Saddlers, &c. fhall have good Encouragement, by applying to the faid Mr. Mac* Clellan ...
... prifoncrs at diicretion. —Thfs being reje&ed with jutl difdain, the Nuncio, touched with the dignity'of their dillrcfs, Engages to ule all poffible means to ward tne blow on more honourable terms. —-The Prince encourages his officers and foldiers, and ...
... common tribe of weekly monthly pamphleteers, as to produce fome prejudice in our favour. 11 our fcheme compriles all that engages the attention of the world- • - Grandly expreffed by the fpirited author, but leemeth that there not room for him in this ...
... in order to inform him of that lquadron, and to ftrengthen him with the addition of his Ihip, the better to enable him to engage them, when he had at the fame time not only large part of his own fortune on board the (hip but was prcfled the paflehgersto ...
... Joanna-Ga- Irield-Jofepha-zintonia. Deaths. Dec. 19. 1749, Rome, aged above George Seton, Earl of Winton. His Lordlhip was engaged in the rebellion 171?, and furrendered, at Pre (ton in Lancafhire, on the 14th of November that year, with fcveral Scots and ...