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... Hague. Sept. 18. ; Our East-lndia Company has lost this Year six Ships ( and among them the Admiral, which was one of the richest ever bound for Europe) valued all to- gether at two Millions of Florins; beside three others with the Pyrates taken upon ...
... Damage, besides Costs. Yefterday confiderable Number of Ship-Builders drew up a Petition, and prefented the fame to the House: The Prayer of which was, that the Timber they use in the building of Ships, might be imported without paying Duty. But the Unre ...
... and Mary Burroughs for Felonies. Two were burnt in the Hand, and several ordered for Transportation. A LIST of the Ships that were Lost and Damaged by the Hurricane at Kingstone in Jamaica. Those that are marked thus *, are since come up. Of London, The ...
... Two of the Pyrate-Ships taken by the Swallow M. of War, and 14 Sloops, most of them belonging to the Island are lost ; All the Wharfs at Kingston are destroyed, and most of the Sugars wash'd away ; and out of 26 Sail of Topsail-Ships, and 40 Sloops that ...
... Advice, that 214 Soldiers and Seamen were drowned, out of 250 that were on board the Outward bound Dutch East-India Ship that was lost in a Storm at Madera on the 20th of November last; that several Chests, with 1500 Bars of Silver, among other Goods ...
... spinning Way. Our Merchants have Advice, that the Kimbra Pink, John French Master, bound from Cork to Bordeaux, was lately lost a few Leagues to the Northward of Bordeaux River, but the Men were all saved. The Lord Bishop of Norwich, who unhappily broke ...
... with any Perfon about the fame. N. B. The Keys of the (Ship, and an Inventory of her Tackle, &c. are left with William Cunnings Shoe- maker, in Sunderland, who will ihew the Inventory, and the Ship and Tackle, to any m frn tfeffrinp ;o fc ,l AT AT the ...
... the Outrages were occasion'd by disputes relating to the Quantum of the Wages. The Committee of Shipping of the said Company have taken up the following ships viz. - the Sicilian, Capt. Peacock ; the Lady Rachel, Capt. Laudrel, and the Watkinson, Capt. ...
... Foh-efterWynd-Head-WelJ, Land-Marker, Edinburgh; and at Edward BelPs Shop, Chand- ler, in the Flelh-Markef, Newcaftle upon Tyne. LOST on the grft paft, a black Spaniel Dog,* Puppey, about five Months old, with roughifh Ears, whoever will give Notice of the ...
... Church will be preached a Sennqfi ?? theJOccafiou, after whidi there will be a Dinger provided at t);e Merchant's Hall. . LOST on the 31ft paft, a. black Spauiefl Dog, Puppey, v abj^ut five Months rfd. With roughifti Ears, Whoever will ?? of thfe faid ...
... ftie poffefs'd. The Le Buffe, Capt. Cove belonging to Lubeck, and bound to that Place from Bourdeaux, was lately lost near Barnstable, the Ship broke to Pieces, and three Men were drown'd. Alfo the Induftry, Capt. Heyward bound for Venice was loft in Dover ...
... invented an Engine to row Ships a Head with Oars against Wind or Tide, or swimming in a Current, carrying Ships of War in or out of Harbour or Line of Eattle, useful for Fire Ships or Bomb Vessels, also to get up with or leave Ships at Sea, when Wind is wanting ...