... London, July ij. Letters from Philadelphia advife, that the George Privateer, of that Place, has carried in there a Spaniih Ship aud Snow, taken in their Paflkge to Cape Fran- cois from Barracoa ; the Viiies are faid to be of eieac Value. They write from ...

... of ' our own Country Ships from falling a Prey to the Enemy. ' We are to fail To-morrow, upon good Intelligence, on • a fix Weeks Cruize, wliich finifhes our Articles. We have ' alfo great Hopes of meeting the Hedtor, one of the Ship* ' we fitted out after ...

... taken Carthagena, it withmt Foundation, no Ship being arrived from the Wefl Mies with fttch Intelligence. ■ ' . *' We hear that Admiral BMm * with >- Men of War. will fan follow the 50, two 60, and two 70 Gun Ships, that failed from Phmonth 10 Days ago ...

... Saturday. 2, It has been observed by some Gentlemen of good Un- standing and Intelligence, that as the Account of the French Expedition at Madras, comes only by some of the Martinico Ships, there is reason to believe, as well as to hope, that this Piece of News ...

... an Account that Rear Admiral C?vendifli, with the Squadron of his Majefty's Ships, arrived in that Bay fome Days before, and had difpatch'd a Veffel to Tetuan to get Intelligence otthe Ptoceedings in Morocco, and that he defigned foon to fend Mr. Ruf- fei ...

... Extract of Letter from Tenby, Feb. ; the Night the d inftant, the eat her being very tern* Ship was cafl away and beat Pieces Point of Land, about three Miles to the South-IVeft of this Town, and Per/on Javed or yet \ nor do We know of anything lvalue ...

... Advices from Genoa affure us, in general, that they have heard from feveral Ships, that the lfland was ma State of perfect Peace and Tranquility ; but whether fuch Intelligence was to be depended on they could not abfolutely determine, till they were rightly ...

... but only 15 Days from Cape Francois. She had taken a New- Eng land Ship in the Lat. of 34. • Lord Bamff retook the Mailer and his Ciew in the Privateer, and was cruizing to lind ths Ship when ?? away. ■ ...

... we may expect to hear of him by fome ofthe homeward- bound India Ships tbis Spring. It is obferved, That the Spanifh Squadron which followed Commodore Anion had the fame Num- ber of Ships with him, and had the very Englifh Signals • fo that if it had not ...

... Tranfports, &c. defign' d for Scotland. 1. Edinburgh, Dec. 3. 4 Fli.s ?? Ship the Milford, * Capt. H-inw.y, feil in with aad took oft* Montrose, on 4 Thurfd.ay Afternoon, & French Ship with 210 Soldiers on 4 board, bound from Dunkirk for Montrofe, moil of ...

... of his Majefty ’s Ships of 60 Guns is arrived there who in with the Rofe Capt Frankland theftation’d Ship at South Carolina taken in the Windward-Paflage rich brought them into Jamaica Province Fletcher of Bofton has taken two Ships from Martinico The ...

... Hundred Thoufand Dollars of the Merchants of that City, which his Majefty promifes to reimbwfe, on the Arrival of the firft Ships from the Weft Indies. Ihe Conful Ado of that Place defigns to fend Deputies to Madrid, in order to reprefent the Impoffibility ...