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... outward-bound, not to sail without Convoy, which is getting ready. The Lord Keeper is to be made Lord Chancellor. The East India Company have given Directions that none of their Ships, for the future, come by way of Scotland, to which place Duke Hamilton ...
... Earl of Glasgow Treasurer's Deputy. Sir Basil Firebrass having been a great Instrument in Uniting both the English East India Companies, they in a General Court this day Unanimously resolved to give him Twenty two thousand five hundred pounds. . . _ * ...
... ~* i - on ==* k .a ** * J= *-* = *-* , Q.r-S '-' of. j, -3 * - - *is r: * o ct* CtJ ? m S* e Cent. Discount, The East-India Company have hired 12 Ships in the River, that are forthwith to take in their Lading, and will be ready to Sail in 5 or 6 Weeks ...
... Paris, Aug. 30. The Affairs here are truly to be called extarordinary; the Rise of the East India Company's stock and the Occasion of it, is astonishing, the History of it supprizes all the World and we are, when we look back upon it as if we dreamed ...
... MARCH, 1764. Containing Letter from Col. Eyre Coote, P Amyatt, J. Carnac, W. Ellis. S. Batson, and H. Verelist, to the East India Company.?Odes, descriptive and allegorical, by the ingenious Mr. Win. Collins; with some Account of his Life and Writings.?North ...
... the glory of his country, and the interest of his fellow subjects. It it said the duties paid to the revenue by the East-India company, exceed two millions per annum. The last letters from Black River, Musquito Shore, complain of the great loss suffered ...
... -INDIA i IS expected a-few L'ays in the Harbour of Dublin, to receive on Ko;.rd the Recruits railing Captain for-the Hon. East-India Company Service. Young Men of. Spirit may never again meet fuch Oppsnunity pulhinj their Fortunes at prefent, when the a French ...
... Captain BROOKE p-iv« Notice, that Veflll is now ready for the Reception of Voi.untf.ess, for the Hon. EAST-INDIA COMPANY’S Service. Thofe, who propole embarking, are ...
... ry Day, and Public may BROOKE HEREBY giv«* Notice', that VcflTt) now ready for the Reception Volunteers, for the Hon. EAST-INDIA COMPANY'. Service. I'hofe, who propole emWaiking, are dehred to repair immediately the Rendezvous, at No. 6, Dtnmark- Street ...
... EAS T-IN IE S. APT. BROOKE gives Notice, that he again takes forthe Hom EAST-INDIA COMPANY’s SERVICE.——Thofe who with to know the Bounty-Money, Pay, and other re- lating to the Service, are to apply at the Rendezvous, No. 6, Denmark-Street. near 16. ...
... Names at the Bar three Days before. EAST INDIES. Capt. Brooke givos Notice that he again takes Votcatbers for the Hon. East India Company’s Servici. Thofc who to know the Bounty-money, Pay, and other Particulars relating to the Service, are to app'.ya! the ...
... Notice that he again take*\ olun- SFVII F OR inform his Friends and the Public, that on Account of teers for the Hok. East India Company’s Service. or- v ix.- wrxin r,o, the v#*rv Fnfnnnr*» Thofe who wilh to know the Bountv-non v and CARGO IMPORTED THIS ...