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... of War ..re fail'd for PI: month, to convoy from thence the homeward bound Ships lately arrived there from India. The Frieadilip, Crawford, from Stockholm to Brillol, is lost near D.tntzick, but the Cargo five& .44 SATURDAY'S POST. refterday arrived the ...
... that as loon as his Majefly comes home, which 'tis fad will be about the loth or t ath of next Month, Admiral Smith. with the ships under his Command and fame 'franfport Vtliels. will fail for Gibraltar and Port Mahon. It , s (aid that Admiral Hawk has I ...
... GAZETTE. ON the 2 3d, four French Ships were brought into Falm'•uth, hiving been taken fume Day. before by a Squadron of his Majeily's Ships cruizing under the Command of the Hon. Capt. Koppel. They %sere Part of Ship failed the of this Month froirAllourcleaux ...
... to the Means whereby the Shipping and Stores were defiroyed, loon fay it was in a good Meafure owing to the over Caution of the People of St. Malo, who, as loon as the Englifh Fleet appear'd on the Cana, brought up all the Ships into the Baton, where, it ...
... and is put into Limerick. I fear the Conlequence, as we have many rick Ships that tome and go this Way, and no Ships of War to protett our Trade .One of there Privateers is a fire Ship, and was concerned in taking la very rich Prize, call'd the Thames, belonging ...
... was immediately difpatched to her Hatband, wi th an to conunue unburthened. Account of this melancholy Cataltrophe. If 1 wet Ships were appointed to carry the Mails in the Accounts from the Snips that were driven afore in Time of War, instead of the hitherto ...
... A Mk,KILAN N E W S. A'etv York. Nov 17. Yellerdav his It/lajeity's Ship Dover, Capt. Pearfall, arrived from P.A:fmouth. with fcvcral Traniports under her Convoy, having on beard 2000 Soldiers. We near that eight companies of the independents, lately arrived ...
... notes, one fur 3001. one for tool. and one for 301. part of his prize money for the Spanifh register !hip Hermione, at the Ship tavern behind the 'Cnange, led the fame in palling through the crowd. This morning the right hon. the earl of Bute, with a ...
... enterrd lamediately, SEveral R EHOCSES. commonly, l the OLD C W • retested near the Bridge in Chritcr, easvenieat Lamar% aod Shipping of Goods, them being lately on the Prernifes a commodious Crane for that Platoon'. For Particulan of Thomas Myatt, at the ...
... LOST, Soppoed to be pic k'd up by a Woman, ANeat Silver NN atch, Maker's Name J.unet Green, Namptvrith, haling • Miter Shdc, the in Reties*, a hterl Coain Kev, and a Clef-es Heade ain a brownifi Kind of'tone, Lt in srer.-1.% hooter CAA give IntelLgents ...
... 2 s, 1 7 66. C ISTENINGS , I BURIALS. Mates, - - - 4 Males, - -43 i wales, - - 513 Females, - 5+3 Total, 1(31.7 • Taint, lost' M A Etiil A GES. 5c3. letreafid 61. Dscrei t fid in lit , in Martinits, 23. It api..ears f• an old Regifter, in the yea; 1651 ...
... in the night of the 13th It, 'lately delivered in to the at ifland by the Commandants re, it appears. thecae churches I, and lost 101 l their roofs; 57 killed, tso drowned, and 53 48 Negroes killed, and 416 knifes deftroyed, and . 705 i fugar-works, los ...