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... WEST-INDIES. • Cumberland in Port-Royal Harbour, yaiitia l 18. On the 231 of November laft, arrived Captain Broderick in the Shoreham from Carolina, with fever' . Tranfports (having Col. Durour's Detachment of sbo Mert on board) together with Sufannah ...
... Hardy on board the Princess Amelia at the Nore, when a Lieute- nant of one of his Majesty's Ships lately arrived from the West Indies was tried for Munity ; and after a long Hear- ing it was agreed that the Affair should be laid before the Lords of the Admiralty ...
... large Body of Sailors be- longing to his Majesty's Ship the Strafford, Capt. Town- send, who have been five Years in the West-Indies, and were at the Taking of Porto-Bello, went thro' the City with Blue Cockades in their Hats, to petition the Lords of the ...
... Decision of the famous Cause relating to the Claim of a certain unfortunate young Noble- man, lately return'd from the West-Indies, who having at length forc'd his Uncle to wave his Privilege, went over to that Kingdom much about the same time; so, that ...
... Vessels out of Harbours. The Princess Augufta Privateer, Capt. Le Gross has taken a French Ship of about 160 Tons from the West Indies, and carried her into Fowey. The Charming Satan, Scott, from South Carolina for London, is taken and carried into Rochel ...
... Sloop ot War, Cap:. Hamilton, was taken a French Piivateer laft Monday, going thro' the Needles with an Exprefs for the West Indies, flipt from Spithead and went in purfuit of them; he foon came up with the Mediator, and her, with French Prifoners, and ...
... cover some great Design of quite another Nature; perhaps to hinder an English Squadron from sailing at this Juncture to the West Indies, where, beyond all Doubt, the French are on the Point of executing some Project of Import- ance. Copenhagen, July 16, O ...
... ftry Carpets, Walnut tree Chairs, Grates, &c. The Sale to begin at 10 o'clock Forenoon, and co continue till all is fold. WEST-INDI A RUM, Old and very well flavoured, to be fold by Alexander Houfton Merchant io Glafgow the Importer, at Nine Shillings the ...
... Evening the Hiberna of Piscadaway, Rijan, from Amsterdam, with Cable-yarn, Raisins and Bale Goods, for St. John's in the West Indies. The Hope of Lancaster, Roper, in Ballast, from Sligo for Riga, The Nansy of Peal of Fudore, Parker, in Ballast, from Greenock ...
... Town from Kent ; 300 more were left at Gravesend, who are expected in Town this Day. We hear that Orders are sent to the West Indies for se- veral Sea Commanders there to resign their Posts and return to England. LONDON, Novem. 1. Wednesday Morning a Clergyman ...
... Fryars, died Yesterday Morning, he being on the said Scaffold. Mr James Johnson, a young Gentleman lately come from the West Indies, is also one of the unhappy Sufferers, be- ing kill'd on the Spot. A Peruke-maker at Newington, who had a Wife and se- ven ...
... falling of the Scaffold, on which he stood to see the Execution. Mr. James Johnson, a young Gentleman lately come from the West-Indies, is also one of the unhappy Sufferers, being kill'd on the Spot. A Peruke-maker at Newington, who had a Wife and seven Children ...