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... Falmouth we hear that juft be-f iie Poll away Fi arriv’d there which aSpanifh Privateer P!acewho the Mailer Ships there were and near it The Privateer i' Ship Tons mounts 20 Carriage befides Swivels her Deck Men We Berwick on WednefJay George Smith Grenadier ...
... that our Ships had taken an Englifh Man of War but were not able to keep it againft fuch a Multitude of Ene- mies The Royal Philip did Wenders and fought alone for Hours againft five of the Enemy’s Ships and a Fire-fhip The reft of our Ships behaved with ...
... block’d up above Ships that is of twelve Sail cruizing Cadiz the 27th Inftant arriv’d in Portland his MJelty’s Ship Capt Griffin Princeis Louifa Capt Boys who have brought in them the l urk Privateer St Main Carriage Guns 250 Men Maj'elty’s Ship the Capt Harrifon ...
... fav'd tyro our own Country Ships from falling a Prey 4 to the Enemy. 4 are To-morrow, upon good Intelligence, on • a fix Weeks Cruize, which finilhes our Articles. •have alio great Hopes meeting the Heft or, one the 4 Ships out after, as excelled the ...
... taken Caracca Ships We that Admiral Cavendifti Ma-jefty and proceed Fleet to the Vaft Quantities Ammunition Provifions are getting to on Sir Norris’s Orders been i the with them His Majefty’s the Deal-Caftle are the Lords the Transport Ships other Merchant-Men ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. £|J5 That fA MES STIRLING, at the Ship in the Lucken- booihs, Edinburgh, continues to bring iiom London large Parcels of Fine, Plain, Green, Hyfon, and Bohea TEAS, neat as imported by the Britifh Eaft-India Company, and fells them in Wholcfale ...
... The Lords of the Admiralty hare allrinte.l Capt. Edward Dod to be Commander of his Ship the BlonOrail, now at Woolwich ; which Ship is ordered to be inaisu'd aid victualled with 311 Expedition. Wednelday died, eating a hearty Dinner, the Rev. Mr. Kinfmiss ...
... Rcadinefs Service even in Time of Peace 1 1 1 Men War of the Line Frigates 22 Bomb-Ketches 25 Fire-Ships Letters from inform us that they have in Port Ships of the Line feme have been lately launch’d the reft are yet theStocks They add that the Sca-Officers ...
... to board her, and pull down and carry off the English Colours, which they did; and a Letter of Marque Ship lying at the Key neat another French Ship, which put up her On Wednesday a Custom-House Officer seized a fine Parcel On Wednesday a Custom-House ...
... Hogs Service Majeftys Berlin that Ships of War at that Port like wile that theybe- pall a renchOffice in the Service King Sta-gan Yefterday Morning to fecure the Moorings hiflaus fummoned Colonel ‘who commanded feveral Ships of War that Harbour that lie in ...
... waiting at the old ta ta'Ae it in. :00/. Sloop belonging to Jamaica. The Mailer ot the Bolton Ship, viz. lot. Edward Buckley of this Town, having Intelligence of it, immediately got a Sloop, and with of his Men went direaly after the Spaniards, retook ...
... mention, that the Englifh Ships were well mann'd, cleated Ships, and lent out on Purpofe to intercept above Elect. LONDON,OII. 29. Yeßerday arrived an Espreb Portftnuuth, wilt) an Account of the Atriial of the following Ships from the Leeward Wands, Cefar ...