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... r is excluded ih^ Kingdom of France for ever, and by which, France has engaged not to give him any Affiftance, neither of Ships, Arms, Ammunition, Money, Officers, Soldiers, nor Counfels, direftly nor indireftly. Thefc Gqitlemen arrived, beg for Refuge ...
... manner Duties, whi'chJhas drawn geat many Families thither. 'Tis (aid they are making the Wronger, and the Bufoa for the King's-Ship's larger and j than that Dunkirk* Miller's Letter, Sept. 11. Letter fx7ft Paris of the fay tlx# th: Duke De La Fuilade is p ...
... Swedes having received farther Remittances fro: 11 France, were going to lay an' Embargo - upon all Shipping to hinder the Enemy from geting Intelligence. That hisSwedifli Majefty continued ill Norway, and left the Command of his Army in Schonen to the ...
... Succefs, the feveral Ships' Fleet havinir !* : t'o their Convoy, that they have not been able to ; c't Three Ships from the South-Seas, the Cargoes whereof -re worth Millions, are come inro that Harbour; their Men f y there are French Ships in Seas wlych Trad ...
... from Copenhagen advife, That they have received Intelligent, 'that abundance of Swedilh Privateers are cruifing in ...
... with Sweden there, ethers fay, that his Lordjhip 9 s Prefence at that Court at this JunEiure, is very necejfary, becaufe Intelligence from time to time, what the King of Sweden Jhall agree to relating to the Negociations of Count De la Marque that Court ...
... Sir John Norris, which was dilpatcned to Court, and that the Boars Cr.w gave an Account, that Sir John had Intelligence from three trench .Ships, O.ic alter anot’nCr,that th y law the Spanil'u t'lcet coniifting 10 Men of War and Tran I pot rs, in tie By ...
... has been Stormy fince tlie Inftant upon the Coaft of B it:ui v,that no Ship could come near it; fo that they have no manner of Intelligence of that fide what is become the Spanifh Ships which came from St* Andero’ The Ofti ers that landed near Van nes and ...
... the West Indies; on the 29th of June last set upon by 3 Pyrates of 36 Guns each, who having private Intelligence that the Sarah-Galley was a very good Ship, and the Captain a Man that would fight, fell all 3 upon him ; the Sarah fought them all bravely for ...
... was informed of this by the exprefs Order of the Courts of France and En- gland, but Alberoni made a different Ufe of the Intelligence, from what thofe who gave it him mainly intended, which was to intimidate him, and to incline him to procure the Confent ...
... Treaties for an an Accommodation with Spain and the Allies are to go on, we mull leave for the future difcoveries, our Intelligence being perfe&ly barren upon that head for the prefent. The French -^to folks without Doors) ad as if they had carried their ...
... which bad the North-Eaft Station on that Coaff, now come into better Road within 6or 7 Leagues that Place-: and thel Britijb Ships which made Part that Squadron, have joined the reft under Sir John Nbrris, at the Dahlers. That the hue Rains having incommoded ...