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... preterit pretty. sliell recovered:a his late Indii pofition. The Squadron ot Englifh and 'Dutch Men.df War commander! by Sir john Leak e is lately arrived here ft Gibraltar. Gibraltar, Jan. o. N. S. On the 3 Ift pait a Deferter came over to us from the Enemy ...
... no Mention of it, but fay. That the D. de Vendoftre intend; to turn that Siege into a Blockade ' in order to favour an Attack w hich the Freiich defigato_make.an the Towns of Nice and Villa-Franca. Letters from Paris ot the 2d of Februaly fay, That uron ...
... and St. Domingo, bound for France, viz. Te Elephant of Rochel, 400 Tuns and 18 Guns, The Glucton of Rochfort, 200 Tuns. The John and ?nes of St. Martins of 90 Tons, after a Fight of some time the Exeter took Aivc the Medway the Elephant, the Depford the ...
... elapsed their times either for paying their Money or naming their Nominees for purchasing Annuities; and also for Relief of Sir John Mead Kt. & Bar. who had elapsed his time for paying part of his Purchase Money for a Forfeited Estate in Ireland; And also ...
... ot 5 Men War in the Ingagement with Sir John Luke, and we being allured that but &Ships of the Ileet are yet arrived in the Ports of France or Spain. The lofs is cornisotecl to 16 sail% for before they met Sir John Leake the Paris News Li I that Squaironce ...
... *4l, 0.4 matt tall a SacriAx. : * * full! udgment. I biers for anth. . I de:tare ' is pity fominy Iwo( g to die in Chicity w. bid you, 4n.111 * of. Elis%trt, ppril iz. no., 'Tis raid the it or oblige 'en! .* * Onthe * fity, who ha/ .1 , Variety 04*1 ...
... the Bay earl the next morning. The Weather continued fair till aiter midnight • then the ind {bitted from the Weft N. W. to the S. W. with mlch Rain and ;hick Wea titer, which hindered his making fail fo loon as he intended. About half an hour pall five ...
... Attempts its expeeted will tie Wended with fuccels. All Neuter Ships that come here, and have touched of Spain, confirm that Cr e Spaniards feem weary of the French Yoak, and want nothing but an Opportunity to thew their Zeal to Charles the Third. London ...
... Mr. John Green's at Carlo.. AT the New Houle, right againft the Caftl:-Gate, is 2 Rooms and a Clolet up one pair ot Stairs, 2 Rooms and a Clofet over them, and 2. Rooms and a Gioia over them, with Garrets, to he Let altopther or an fingle Rooms, w i:h ...
... the Burghers inßar.xiona hal nitinted , and obliged the Governor to Surrender to King Charles. sir John Jenning WOr a ; ;uadron of Men of War, are go . r.e a Crufing on the French Coaft. We begin to talk here of Peace. ; The Parliament of Scotland have ...
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... between Clandalkin and this City, a Leathern Pocket, wherein was a Watch with a Tortoise Case, Ingravened on the Dyal-Plate, John Turner. And also a Bunch of Keys. Whoever brings the Watch and Keys to Mr. Richard Pue, at his Coffee Houee in Skinner-row ...